wolverine-kit 0.0.1__py3-none-any.whl
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- wolverine_kit/__init__.py +5 -0
- wolverine_kit/__version__.py +1 -0
- wolverine_kit/cli.py +43 -0
- wolverine_kit/init/__init__.py +0 -0
- wolverine_kit/init/agents.py +23 -0
- wolverine_kit/init/command.py +140 -0
- wolverine_kit/init/scaffold.py +29 -0
- wolverine_kit/init/ui.py +85 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/copier.yml +78 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-architect-reviewer.md.jinja +79 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-change-propagator.md.jinja +54 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-decision-author.md.jinja +59 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-dependency-auditor.md.jinja +78 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-drift-detector.md.jinja +60 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-glossary-steward.md.jinja +73 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-guardian.md.jinja +41 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-phase-tracker.md.jinja +51 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-py-protocol-validator.md.jinja +51 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-spec-synthesizer.md.jinja +58 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/agents/{{command_prefix}}-test-author.md.jinja +59 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-check.md.jinja +22 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-decision.md.jinja +25 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-deps.md.jinja +10 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-drift.md.jinja +12 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-help.md.jinja +18 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-impl-brief.md.jinja +18 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-impl.md.jinja +36 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-propagate.md.jinja +18 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-review-spec.md.jinja +33 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-status.md.jinja +10 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/.claude/commands/{{command_prefix}}-test.md.jinja +14 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/CLAUDE.md.jinja +85 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/ARCHITECTURE.md.jinja +9 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/DECISIONS.md.jinja +11 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/GLOSSARY.md.jinja +7 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/INVARIANTS.md.jinja +9 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/NFR.md.jinja +7 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/OVERRIDES.md.jinja +12 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/ROADMAP.md.jinja +10 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/SCENARIOS.md.jinja +10 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/VISION.md.jinja +13 -0
- wolverine_kit/templates/project/{{spec_dir}}/{{surface_file}}.jinja +5 -0
- wolverine_kit/update/__init__.py +1 -0
- wolverine_kit/update/command.py +105 -0
- wolverine_kit/update/ui.py +50 -0
- wolverine_kit-0.0.1.dist-info/METADATA +15 -0
- wolverine_kit-0.0.1.dist-info/RECORD +50 -0
- wolverine_kit-0.0.1.dist-info/WHEEL +4 -0
- wolverine_kit-0.0.1.dist-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- wolverine_kit-0.0.1.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE +21 -0
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|
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|
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|
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|
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