agent-notes 2.0.4__py3-none-any.whl

agent_notes/config.py

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+"""Shared configuration, paths, and utilities."""
+
+import os
+import sys
+from pathlib import Path
+from typing import Optional
+
+# Import UI from services for re-export
+from .services.ui import Color, ok, warn, fail, error, info, issue, linked, removed, skipped
+
+# --- Package paths ---
+PKG_DIR = Path(__file__).resolve().parent
+VERSION_FILE = PKG_DIR / "VERSION"
+
+# Data paths
+DATA_DIR = PKG_DIR / "data"
+AGENTS_YAML = DATA_DIR / "agents" / "agents.yaml"
+AGENTS_DIR = DATA_DIR / "agents"
+RULES_DIR = DATA_DIR / "rules"
+SKILLS_DIR = DATA_DIR / "skills"
+SCRIPTS_DIR = DATA_DIR / "scripts"
+MODELS_DIR = DATA_DIR / "models"
+ROLES_DIR = DATA_DIR / "roles"
+
+# Dist paths (generated by build)
+DIST_DIR = PKG_DIR / "dist"
+DIST_RULES_DIR = DIST_DIR / "rules"
+DIST_SKILLS_DIR = DIST_DIR / "skills"
+DIST_SCRIPTS_DIR = DIST_DIR / "scripts"
+
+# Keep ROOT as alias for compatibility
+ROOT = PKG_DIR
+
+# Install target paths (global)
+BIN_HOME = Path.home() / ".local" / "bin"
+AGENTS_HOME = Path.home() / ".agents"
+
+# Memory (claude-specific legacy)
+MEMORY_DIR = Path.home() / ".claude" / "agent-memory"  # Keep claude-specific for backward compatibility
+BACKUP_DIR = Path.home() / ".agent-notes" / "memory-backup"
+
+
+def memory_dir_for_backend(backend: str, custom_path: str = "") -> Optional[Path]:
+    """Return the root memory directory for the given backend and optional custom path."""
+    if backend == "none":
+        return None
+    if custom_path:
+        return Path(custom_path).expanduser()
+    if backend == "obsidian":
+        import subprocess
+        project = "global"
+        try:
+            r = subprocess.run(["git", "rev-parse", "--show-toplevel"], capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=3)
+            if r.returncode == 0:
+                project = Path(r.stdout.strip()).name
+        except (OSError, subprocess.TimeoutExpired):
+            pass
+        return Path.home() / "Documents" / "Obsidian Vault" / "agent-notes" / project
+    return MEMORY_DIR  # local default: ~/.claude/agent-memory
+
+def get_version() -> str:
+    """Read version from VERSION file."""
+    try:
+        return VERSION_FILE.read_text().strip()
+    except FileNotFoundError:
+        return "unknown"
+
+def find_skill_dirs() -> list[Path]:
+    """Find all skill directories (containing SKILL.md).
+    
+    DEPRECATED: Use agent_notes.registries.default_skill_registry() instead.
+    This is kept as a shim for backward compatibility.
+    """
+    # For backward compatibility, first try the original filesystem-based implementation
+    # This ensures tests that mock SKILLS_DIR still work
+    if SKILLS_DIR.is_dir():
+        return sorted(d for d in SKILLS_DIR.iterdir() if d.is_dir() and (d / "SKILL.md").exists())
+    return []
+
+
+# === Registry-driven path helpers ===
+
+def dist_dir_for(backend) -> Path:
+    """Return dist directory path for a backend."""
+    return DIST_DIR / backend.name
+
+
+def global_template_path(backend) -> Optional[Path]:
+    """Return path to global template source file for backend, or None if no template."""
+    if not backend.global_template:
+        return None
+    return DATA_DIR / backend.global_template
+
+
+def global_output_path(backend) -> Optional[Path]:
+    """Return path where global template should be generated in dist, or None if no template."""
+    if not backend.global_template or not backend.layout.get("config"):
+        return None
+    return dist_dir_for(backend) / backend.layout["config"]
+
+
+# === Backward compatibility - lazy evaluation of old constants ===
+def _lazy_backend_attr(backend_name: str, attr_func):
+    """Helper for creating lazy attributes that depend on registry.
+
+    Note: at initial config-module import time, ``agent_notes.cli_backend`` is
+    NOT safe to import (circular). In that case we fall back to hardcoded
+    values that match the shipped YAMLs. Later callers who import these
+    constants after initial module load get the correct values via this same
+    function (the registry is then importable).
+    """
+    def get_attr():
+        try:
+            from .registries.cli_registry import default_registry
+            backend = default_registry().get(backend_name)
+            return attr_func(backend)
+        except (ImportError, KeyError):
+            # Fallback to hardcoded values if registry not available (e.g. circular
+            # import at initial module-load time). These match the shipped YAMLs.
+            fallbacks = {
+                'claude': {'home': Path.home() / ".claude", 'template': "global-claude.md", 'dist': "claude"},
+                'opencode': {'home': Path.home() / ".config" / "opencode", 'template': "global-opencode.md", 'dist': "opencode"},
+                'copilot': {'home': Path.home() / ".github", 'template': "global-copilot.md", 'dist': "github"},
+            }
+            fb = fallbacks.get(backend_name, {})
+            # Match by the attr_func's role — we encode intent via __name__ for named
+            # functions, or by returning the generic dist/home/template via the lambdas
+            # below (see DIST_*/GLOBAL_*/*_HOME assignments).
+            name = attr_func.__name__
+            if name == 'global_home' or name == '_fb_home':
+                return fb.get('home')
+            elif name == 'template_path' or name == '_fb_template':
+                return DATA_DIR / fb.get('template', '')
+            elif name == 'dist_dir' or name == '_fb_dist':
+                return DIST_DIR / fb.get('dist', backend_name)
+    return get_attr
+
+
+# Create backward-compatibility constants. We give the lambdas named stand-ins
+# so the fallback branch in _lazy_backend_attr can classify them correctly even
+# when the registry isn't importable yet (circular import during config init).
+def _fb_home(b):    return b.global_home
+def _fb_dist(b):    return dist_dir_for(b)
+def _fb_template(b): return global_template_path(b)
+
+CLAUDE_HOME       = _lazy_backend_attr('claude',   _fb_home)()
+OPENCODE_HOME     = _lazy_backend_attr('opencode', _fb_home)()
+GITHUB_HOME       = _lazy_backend_attr('copilot',  _fb_home)()
+DIST_CLAUDE_DIR   = _lazy_backend_attr('claude',   _fb_dist)()
+DIST_OPENCODE_DIR = _lazy_backend_attr('opencode', _fb_dist)()
+DIST_GITHUB_DIR   = _lazy_backend_attr('copilot',  _fb_dist)()
+GLOBAL_CLAUDE_MD  = _lazy_backend_attr('claude',   _fb_template)()
+GLOBAL_OPENCODE_MD = _lazy_backend_attr('opencode', _fb_template)()
+GLOBAL_COPILOT_MD = _lazy_backend_attr('copilot',  _fb_template)()

agent_notes/data/agents/agents.yaml

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+# Agent metadata — single source of truth for all CLI formats.
+# Prompts live in agent_notes/data/agents/<name>.md (no frontmatter).
+
+agents:
+  lead:
+    description: "Orchestrates complex multi-step tasks by planning, delegating to specialized agents, and reviewing results. Use for work requiring coordination across multiple agents. Triggers: plan, orchestrate, coordinate, delegate, complex, multi-step."
+    role: orchestrator
+    mode: primary
+    color: purple
+    effort: high
+    claude_exclude: true
+    claude:
+      tools: "Agent(coder, reviewer, security-auditor, test-writer, test-runner, system-auditor, database-specialist, performance-profiler, api-reviewer, tech-writer, devops, explorer), Read, Grep, Glob, Bash"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: allow
+        bash: allow
+
+  coder:
+    description: "Implements features, fixes bugs, and refactors code. The hands-on builder that writes and edits files. Triggers: implement, build, fix, write code, edit, refactor, add feature."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: blue
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: allow
+        bash: allow
+
+  reviewer:
+    description: "Reviews code for quality, readability, correctness, and adherence to project conventions. Read-only analysis with structured output. Triggers: review, code review, quality, readability, feedback."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: yellow
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "git diff*": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+          "rubocop *": allow
+          "eslint *": allow
+          "npx prettier*": allow
+
+  security-auditor:
+    description: "Audits code for security vulnerabilities including auth bypass, injection, XSS, secrets exposure, and insecure defaults. Triggers: security, audit, vulnerability, auth, injection, XSS, secrets, CVE."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: red
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "brakeman *": allow
+          "bundler-audit *": allow
+          "npm audit*": allow
+          "grep *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+
+  explorer:
+    description: "Fast read-only codebase exploration for file discovery, pattern search, and architecture understanding. Triggers: find, search, locate, explore, where is, how does, show me."
+    role: scout
+    mode: subagent
+    color: blue
+    effort: low
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Grep, Glob"
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit, Bash"
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "grep *": allow
+          "find *": allow
+          "wc *": allow
+
+  test-writer:
+    description: "Writes tests for any framework. Reads source code first, detects test framework, follows project conventions. Triggers: write test, add test, coverage, spec, unit test, integration test."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: green
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: allow
+        bash: allow
+
+  test-runner:
+    description: "Diagnoses and fixes failing tests. Runs tests, parses errors, identifies root cause, applies minimal fix. Triggers: failing test, fix test, test failure, flaky, diagnose test."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: green
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: allow
+        bash: allow
+
+  system-auditor:
+    description: "Audits codebase health for duplication, dead code, coupling, and convention violations. Triggers: health, duplication, dead code, coupling, complexity, tech debt."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: orange
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "grep *": allow
+          "find *": allow
+          "wc *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+
+  database-specialist:
+    description: "Analyzes database schema design, query performance, indexes, and migrations. Read-only analysis with structured output. Triggers: schema, migration, index, query, slow query, N+1, database design."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: cyan
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "rails db:migrate:status*": allow
+          "rails dbconsole*": allow
+          "grep *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+
+  performance-profiler:
+    description: "Profiles application performance including response times, memory usage, query efficiency, and bundle size. Read-only analysis. Triggers: slow, performance, profile, memory, bundle size, response time, bottleneck."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: purple
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "bundle exec derailed*": allow
+          "rails stats*": allow
+          "grep *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+          "wc *": allow
+          "du *": allow
+
+  api-reviewer:
+    description: "Reviews API design for consistency, versioning, error handling, and backward compatibility. Read-only analysis. Triggers: API, REST, endpoint, versioning, backward compatible, HTTP, OpenAPI."
+    role: scout
+    mode: subagent
+    color: cyan
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "rails routes*": allow
+          "curl *": allow
+          "grep *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+
+  tech-writer:
+    description: "Writes and updates documentation including READMEs, API docs, architecture notes, and inline comments. Triggers: documentation, README, docs, changelog, API docs, comment, explain."
+    role: scout
+    mode: subagent
+    color: yellow
+    effort: low
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob"
+      disallowedTools: "Bash"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: allow
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "grep *": allow
+          "find *": allow
+
+  devops:
+    description: "Manages infrastructure configs including Docker, CI/CD pipelines, deployment, and environment setup. Triggers: Docker, CI, CD, pipeline, deploy, Kubernetes, infrastructure, GitHub Actions."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: blue
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: allow
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "docker *": allow
+          "docker-compose *": allow
+          "kamal *": allow
+          "kubectl *": allow
+          "helm *": allow
+          "terraform *": allow
+          "gh *": allow
+          "git *": allow
+          "grep *": allow
+          "find *": allow
+          "cat *": allow
+          "ls *": allow
+          "env": allow
+
+  analyst:
+    description: "Translates vague requests into concrete requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, and edge cases. Identifies missing information. Read-only. Triggers: requirements, user story, acceptance criteria, clarify, scope, analyze request."
+    role: scout
+    mode: subagent
+    color: cyan
+    effort: low
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Grep, Glob, WebFetch"
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit, Bash"
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "grep *": allow
+          "find *": allow
+          "wc *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+
+  architect:
+    description: "Proposes system architecture, module boundaries, data flow, and domain models. Framework-agnostic design analysis. Read-only. Triggers: architecture, design, domain model, boundaries, structure, refactor plan, system design."
+    role: reasoner
+    mode: subagent
+    color: purple
+    effort: high
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Grep, Glob, WebFetch"
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit, Bash"
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "grep *": allow
+          "find *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+
+  devil:
+    description: "Devil's advocate. Challenges plans, architectural proposals, and requirements before implementation. Surfaces hidden assumptions, risks, scope creep, and over-engineering. Read-only. Triggers: challenge, devil, critique, poke holes, second opinion, what could go wrong, stress test."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: red
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Grep, Glob, WebFetch"
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit, Bash"
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "grep *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+
+  debugger:
+    description: "Investigates bugs. Reproduces, isolates the failure, identifies root cause. Does not apply fixes — hands off to coder. Read-only on source. Triggers: bug, broken, error, crash, regression, flaky, root cause, why does, investigate."
+    role: reasoner
+    mode: subagent
+    color: orange
+    effort: high
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, WebFetch"
+      disallowedTools: "Write, Edit"
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: deny
+        bash:
+          "*": deny
+          "grep *": allow
+          "find *": allow
+          "git log*": allow
+          "git bisect*": allow
+          "git blame*": allow
+          "git show*": allow
+          "git diff*": allow
+          "tail *": allow
+          "head *": allow
+          "pytest*": allow
+          "rspec*": allow
+          "npm test*": allow
+          "cat *": allow
+
+  integrations:
+    description: "Implements and reviews third-party integrations: OAuth flows, webhooks, API clients, SSO, payment providers. Handles auth tokens, retries, idempotency, signature verification. Triggers: integration, OAuth, webhook, API client, SSO, SAML, OIDC, third-party, Stripe, payment, signature."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: cyan
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob, WebFetch"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: allow
+        bash: allow
+
+  refactorer:
+    description: "Refactors code without changing behavior. Extracts methods, reduces duplication, improves naming, fixes code smells. Requires tests to exist or writes them first. Triggers: refactor, cleanup, rename, extract, DRY, duplication, code smell, tidy up, simplify."
+    role: worker
+    mode: subagent
+    color: blue
+    effort: medium
+    claude:
+      tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob"
+      memory: user
+    opencode:
+      permission:
+        edit: allow
+        bash: allow

agent_notes/data/agents/analyst.md

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+You are a requirements analyst. You are invoked when a request has ambiguity that surface-level restatement cannot resolve. Your job is to surface what is missing, implicit, or contradictory — not to rephrase what is already stated.
+
+## When you are used
+
+You are invoked after a request has been restated and identified as ambiguous or underspecified — whether by an orchestrating agent, another tool, or the user directly via @-mention. Go deeper than surface analysis: find the hidden requirements, the unasked questions, and the edge cases the user did not mention.
+
+## Process
+
+1. Identify what is MISSING from the stated request (implicit requirements, unstated assumptions)
+2. List open questions and ambiguities that block implementation
+3. List edge cases and error scenarios the user did not mention
+4. Propose acceptance criteria (Given/When/Then or checklist form) that cover both stated and implicit requirements
+5. Only if useful: briefly restate the request to anchor the analysis — keep to one line
+
+## Output format
+
+Use structured markdown. Lead the output with the highest-value sections (Implicit, Open Questions, Edge Cases). Restatement is optional and goes last.
+
+```
+## Implicit Requirements
+What the user probably expects but did not state. Non-functional requirements (performance, security, accessibility, i18n) go here if unmentioned.
+
+## Open Questions
+Ambiguities that block implementation. Rank by blocking severity.
+
+## Edge Cases & Error Scenarios
+What could go wrong, break, or produce unexpected behavior.
+
+## Acceptance Criteria
+Given/When/Then scenarios or a checklist covering both explicit and implicit requirements.
+
+## Request Anchor (optional)
+One-line restatement only if needed for context.
+```
+
+## Rules
+
+- Ask the invoker if more than 2 critical ambiguities exist.
+- Do not invent missing details. Flag them as questions instead.
+- Focus on "what" and "why", not "how" (that's for architect/coder).
+- If the request is clear and complete, say so explicitly — do not pad the output with fabricated gaps.
+
+## Reporting
+
+End with a summary: requirements complexity (simple/moderate/complex), number of open questions, and recommendation (ready to proceed / needs clarification / needs more discovery).

agent_notes/data/agents/api-reviewer.md

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+You are an API design reviewer. You analyze API endpoints for consistency and best practices.
+
+## Process
+
+1. Read routes, controllers, serializers, and API documentation.
+2. Analyze against the checklist below.
+3. Output findings in the structured format.
+
+## Checklist
+
+- **Resource naming**: RESTful conventions, plural nouns, consistent casing
+- **HTTP methods**: correct verb usage, idempotency, safe methods
+- **Status codes**: appropriate codes for success/failure, consistent error format
+- **Versioning**: version strategy, backward compatibility, deprecation handling
+- **Error responses**: structured error format, helpful messages, no stack traces in production
+- **Pagination**: consistent pagination strategy, cursor vs offset, total count
+- **Authentication**: consistent auth scheme, proper 401/403 distinction
+- **Request/response shape**: consistent naming, no over-fetching, proper nesting
+- **Rate limiting**: presence and configuration, retry-after headers
+- **Documentation**: accuracy, completeness, request/response examples
+
+## Output format
+
+```
+## Breaking changes (must fix)
+- file:line — issue — impact — suggested fix
+
+## Inconsistency (should fix)
+- file:line — issue — convention violated — suggested fix
+
+## Improvement (consider)
+- file:line — description
+```
+
+## Rules
+
+- Judge against the project's own API conventions first, then general best practices.
+- Flag breaking changes as critical regardless of other severity.
+- Include specific endpoint paths in findings.
+
+## Reporting
+
+End with a summary: total findings count by severity, and a one-sentence assessment of API consistency.
+
+## Memory
+
+Update your agent memory with project-specific API patterns: versioning strategy, auth scheme, serialization format, error conventions.

agent_notes/data/agents/architect.md

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+You are a system architect. You propose system architecture, module boundaries, and domain models.
+
+## Process
+
+1. Understand the problem domain (not the solution yet)
+2. Identify core entities, their relationships, and lifecycles
+3. Identify boundaries (what's inside vs. outside, stable vs. volatile)
+4. Propose components/modules and their responsibilities
+5. Describe data flow and control flow between them
+6. Call out trade-offs explicitly (consistency vs availability, simplicity vs flexibility)
+
+## Output format
+
+Use structured markdown:
+
+```
+## Problem Domain
+Core entities, relationships, business rules.
+
+## System Boundaries
+What's in scope vs. out of scope, stable vs. volatile parts.
+
+## Components & Responsibilities
+Modules/services and what each owns.
+
+## Data & Control Flow
+How information and commands move through the system.
+
+## Trade-offs
+Explicit choices and their implications.
+
+## Architecture Diagram
+ASCII or mermaid-style diagram when useful.
+```
+
+## Rules
+
+- Framework-agnostic. Focus on concepts, not implementation patterns.
+- Do NOT jump to Repository, Factory, etc. unless the problem clearly needs them.
+- Prefer plain descriptions over design pattern names.
+- Propose at most 2 alternatives. Commit to a recommendation.
+- Address both happy path and error/failure scenarios.
+
+## Reporting
+
+End with: architecture complexity (simple/moderate/complex), main design decision, and confidence level (high/medium/low).

agent_notes/data/agents/coder.md

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+You are an implementation specialist. You write, edit, and fix code.
+
+## Process
+
+1. Read existing code in the area you're changing. Understand the patterns in use.
+2. Implement the change with minimal edits. Only modify what's needed.
+3. Run the project linter if available.
+4. Run relevant tests to verify your changes work.
+5. If tests fail and the cause is in your changes, fix it. If the cause is elsewhere, report it.
+
+## Rules
+
+- Match project conventions: indentation, naming, file organization.
+- No changes beyond what was requested. A bug fix does not include refactoring nearby code.
+- No new abstractions, helpers, or utilities for one-time operations.
+- No comments or docs on code you didn't change.
+- Validate at system boundaries (user input, external APIs). Trust internal code.
+
+## Reporting
+
+When done, report back with:
+- What you changed (file paths, brief description of each change)
+- Test results (pass/fail, any failures you couldn't fix)
+- Anything you noticed but didn't change (out of scope observations)
+
+## Memory
+
+Update your agent memory when you discover project-specific patterns, build commands, or conventions that would be useful in future sessions.