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Brummel 7a58a530b1 feat(pipeline): route to the lightest correct methodology; move execution loops onto the Workflow substrate 
The selector forced every task through the heaviest methodology's
critical path: a behaviour-preserving, type-enumerable change paid the
same specify -> planner -> implement front-half as a novel feature,
because it was neither new behaviour (tdd) nor an observed bug (debug)
and so fell to specify by elimination. Two coupled defects — a selector
with no verification axis, and an all-or-nothing executor — kept the
existing lighter path unreachable and uneconomical. This fixes both.

Part A — verification-keyed selector (boss/SKILL.md):
- Replace the three-way "design line" with an ordered cascade that adds
  a verification/enumeration axis ahead of the settled-vs-fork question.
  Each lighter arm carries a positive trigger matched by signature, not
  reached by elimination.
- New `compiler-driven` arm: a type/signature edit at a definition site
  that propagates mechanically. Observe-then-bounce — make the edit,
  build, run the suite; clean build AND suite green unchanged commits;
  a hole bounces up (specify for a design choice, tdd for discovered
  test-specifiable new behaviour); a regression bounces to debug.
- The observed-bug RED-first gate is first in the cascade, so a
  mechanical-looking fix cannot bypass it.
- The straddle rule ("add an enum variant") is codified as a rule:
  mechanical/forwarding -> compiler-driven; encodes new behaviour ->
  tdd/spec; doubt routes up.
- The executor is the elevated inline carve-out plus a shipped workflow,
  not a heavy new skill ("the largest concrete win is small").

Part B — Workflow substrate (implement/workflows/):
- implement-loop.js: the per-task loop as a deterministic script. Each
  phase (implementer -> spec-compliance -> quality, + tester for E2E) is
  a separate top-level agent() call, so a single phase is independently
  invokable and inter-phase aggregation/re-loop is code. Retires the
  implement-orchestrator agent's inline-role-switch workaround (the four
  phase agents survive as the agent-types the script dispatches).
- compiler-driven-edit.js: the observe-then-bounce loop.
- install.sh / uninstall.sh symlink shipped workflows into
  ~/.claude/workflows/.
- specify and brainstorm stay prose + interactive (human-intent oracle);
  only the autonomous/mechanical loops moved. try-and-error is deferred.

Docs (pipeline taxonomy, design, agent-template, migration, README) and
all selector<->executor cross-references updated; the arm and its
executor are co-located so a future re-route through the full loop is a
visible regression.

Verified by an adversarial multi-agent pass: PASS on all six acceptance
criteria; two coherence concerns fixed. The shipped scripts are
syntax-validated but exercised only in a downstream target project (the
skills repo is not itself a pipeline target).

closes #7
 2026-06-17 12:27:51 +02:00
Brummel 26e9630496 refactor: drop dev-cycle-profile.yml for conventions + CLAUDE.md facts 
The profile was never parsed — it was prose the skill bodies told the model to read, so most slots were dead, constant across every project, or fiction (the whole pipeline block, including the "tdd is opt-in" claim, was enforced by nothing).

Split it in two: constants become fixed conventions named directly by the skills (new docs/conventions.md), and the few genuinely per-project facts move to each project's CLAUDE.md under '## Skills plugin: project facts'. tdd/fieldtest/docwriter are now always available; the only behavioural toggle left is spec auto-sign.

Delete docs/profile-schema.md and templates/project-profile.yml; add docs/conventions.md and a project-facts section to templates/CLAUDE.md.fragment; rewrite all SKILL/agent prose and the pipeline/design/migration/README/INSTALL docs accordingly.
 2026-06-13 16:30:02 +02:00
Brummel 137ec21e26 docs(tdd): wire sibling skills to the new entry path 
The tdd skill referenced its neighbours (implement, brainstorm,
debug) but none referenced it back. Close the loop so the new
executable-spec-first entry path is reachable and consistent from
every skill that describes a relationship it now belongs to:

- implement: mini-mode trigger + dispatch example now cover a
  RED-first handoff from `debug` OR `tdd` (was debug-only); the
  orchestrator's task template and Phase-3 skip note generalised.
  This was real drift — mini-mode is no longer debug-exclusive.
- planner: skip rule gains the `tdd` case (it skips brainstorm
  AND planner — the RED executable-spec is the plan).
- brainstorm: `tdd` added to the permitted-skip list as the
  profile-gated alternative entry path, plus a cross-ref marking
  brainstorm as the bounce-back target when behaviour stops being
  test-specifiable.
- boss: pipeline diagram, Step-3 routing prose, and cross-refs.
  A test-specifiable feature issue is dispatched to `tdd`
  autonomously, the same way a bug issue goes to `debug`; this is
  NOT a new-cycle bounce-back (the test is the spec). The
  bounce-back fires only reactively, when tdd surfaces a genuine
  design fork.
- debug: reciprocal sibling note + cross-ref (new behaviour is
  tdd's job; debug is for regressions of existing behaviour).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-06-01 16:56:56 +02:00
Brummel fc0e1d0d46 skills: cut blabla and redundancy from skill prose 
Per-skill prose tightening from the same audit swarm; each finding
passed an adversarial second reviewer. No behavioural change.

- audit: drop garbled "Conventions require deferred audits to
  compound" sentence (says the opposite of intent; the preceding
  line already closes the loophole).
- brainstorm: drop forward-pointing meta-comment about the
  Rationalisations table.
- debug: drop third restatement that debugger.md is the single
  source for the carrier/handoff fields.
- docwriter: drop motivational opener; Overview starts at the
  waste argument.
- fieldtest: fold the 2-4-examples rationale into the dispatch
  sentence instead of restating the count a fourth time.
- implement: drop "known platform constraint at the time" aside.
- planner: cut the verbose anti-drift paragraph (which restated
  the very table it claimed not to) down to a cross-reference.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-31 13:21:25 +02:00
Brummel 0b969838c0 refactor: single-source carrier/handoff contracts across skills 
Apply the debug-skill pattern (commits 6410732..de42974) to the
remaining skills: the agent file is the single source for each
interface field's semantics; the SKILL.md copy is reduced to field
names plus a pointer, marking the agent's contract table
authoritative. Because SKILL.md loads into orchestrator context and
agents/*.md into the subagent's fresh system prompt with no
transclusion, duplicated field tables drift apart over time.

- brainstorm: carrier (spec_path/iteration_scope) -> grounding-check;
  the absolute-path requirement now lives only in the agent.
- planner: carrier (spec_path/iteration_scope/focus_hint) ->
  plan-recon, including the mandatory/optional markers and the
  BLOCKED-on-missing rule SKILL.md had omitted.
- fieldtest: carrier + produced fields -> fieldtester; the skill-level
  `status` roll-up (clean/friction_found/bugs_found/infra_blocked),
  which is not part of the agent's run-status protocol, stays defined
  in SKILL.md only.
- docwriter: carrier + produced fields -> docwriter agent.
- implement: carrier (iter_id scratch-dir/stats/not-a-branch
  semantics) -> implement-orchestrator; per-task sub-status vocabulary
  moved into the orchestrator-agent (it runs the loop in a fresh
  context and could not read SKILL.md at runtime, yet referenced "the
  sub-status table" by name); task_text_path single-sourced in
  implementer with spec-reviewer cross-referencing.

audit was already the reference implementation (pointers, no restated
contracts) and is unchanged.

closes #2

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-05-30 11:10:10 +02:00
Brummel 22653e410a implement: skill + 5 agents migrated — migration complete 
Eighth and final skill via the boss pattern. implement carries
the per-task loop mechanics; implementer + spec-reviewer +
quality-reviewer + tester are phase references the
implement-orchestrator inhales at each role-switch.

All eight skills + their agents now live in the plugin. AILang
can switch over by dropping a project profile + removing its
in-tree skills/ in a follow-up.

Vocabulary substitutions:
- AILang → "this project"
- milestone → cycle
- Boss → orchestrator (consistently)
- ailang-implement-orchestrator → implement-orchestrator
- ailang-implementer → implementer
- ailang-spec-reviewer → spec-reviewer
- ailang-quality-reviewer → quality-reviewer
- ailang-tester → tester

AILang-specific bits dropped or generalized:
- `docs/plans/<iteration>.md` / `docs/specs/<milestone>.md`
  → `paths.plan_dir` / `paths.spec_dir`
- `/tmp/ail-iter/<iter_id>/` → `/tmp/iter-<iter_id>/`
- `bench/orchestrator-stats/` → `/tmp/iter-<iter_id>/stats.json`
  with note that a project-configured stats dir can be used
- `cargo build --workspace` / `cargo test --workspace` →
  `commands.build` / `commands.test`
- `examples/<name>.ail.json` → "fixture in the project's
  canonical fixture form"
- `crates/ail/tests/e2e.rs` → "the project's E2E test
  location"
- The entire AILang "Architecture rules (binding)" block in
  implementer (determinism via BLAKE3, LLVM text IR, schema
  ailang/v0, RC + bump allocator, Type::Fn effects,
  Implicit-mode rule) → generic "the binding architectural
  rules are declared in CLAUDE.md and the design ledger"
- `git log --all --grep='or.2'` reference in
  implement-orchestrator → dropped (was AILang project
  history)
- `bench/orchestrator-stats/<YYYY-MM-DD>-iter-<iter_id>.json`
  → generic stats path with project-configured option
- AILang-specific quality-bar examples (Implicit-mode RC
  unflagged, libllvm call, schema break without migration
  note) → generic "anything that violates a binding
  architectural rule from CLAUDE.md / design ledger"
- AILang-specific tester examples (`(show 42)` Int dispatch,
  ailang/v0 schema) → generic "feature X variant" / "API
  response" / observable-behaviour framing
- `Brummel` references → dropped
- `notify.sh` hardcoded → "the project's configured
  notification command"
- `iter/...` branches (legacy AILang concept) → "iteration
  branches are not used"

Universal substance preserved verbatim across all six files:
- implement SKILL Iron Law (7 lines including new-cycle
  triggers and BLOCKED.md convention)
- Per-task sub-status table (9 rows)
- implement-orchestrator: 7-phase process (Phase 0 clean
  tree, Phase 1 context load mode-dependent, Phase 2 per-task
  loop with 4 sub-phases, Phase 3 E2E, Phase 4 BLOCKED.md,
  Phase 5 stats, Phase 6 end-report)
- implement-orchestrator: BLOCKED.md template,
  stats.json schema, end-report fixed structure
- implementer: TDD-first discipline, RED-first exceptions,
  6-step process, 4-state status protocol
- spec-reviewer: missing/unrequested-extra definitions,
  7-step process, 4-state status protocol
- quality-reviewer: 8 quality-bar categories, severity
  definitions, 6-step process incl. Strengths-first rule
- tester: 4-clause Iron Law, "named property" doctrine,
  4-state status protocol

Common Rationalisations + Red Flags tables preserved across
all six files with vocabulary substitution only. No
discipline compressed.

All seven sibling skills (boss, brainstorm, planner, debug,
audit, fieldtest, docwriter) and the AILang reference
agents now resolve correctly via `../<skill>/...` relative
paths post-flatten.
 2026-05-28 16:15:10 +02:00