docs(plans): add Stage 1 Claude kit vendor plan (#1574)#1633
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Plan for npx @rjmurillo/ai-agents init that vendors the cleaned .claude/ tree (commands, agents, skills minus github; excludes hooks/lib/ settings.json as dev-private infra) into a target repo. Appends inline block to user's CLAUDE.md. Writes AGENTS.md stub. Published to npm as @rjmurillo/ai-agents with provenance. 43 testable REQs across 9 milestones. 6-day wall-clock estimate (M2 cleanup pass flagged by analyst as highest schedule risk). Completes /autoplan full review pipeline: - CEO phase: 6/6 consensus, user challenge resolved via sovereign context - Eng phase: 5/5 consensus, 7 blocking fixes applied (hooks excluded, lint becomes blocking with 8 regex rules, BundleSource/TargetEmitter interfaces locked now) - DX phase: 7/7 consensus, 6 mechanical fixes + 3 taste decisions accepted (list subcommand, --only flag, update subcommand) - Competitive: Squad at 1968 stars; we differentiate on governance depth (57 ADRs + session protocol + review gates) Closes M0 (#1623). Parent: #1619 Stage 1. Epic: #1574. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Line 20 said "curated .claude/ kit" which contradicted REQ-1.6 ("full
scope" per Q9 decision) and the Eng phase exclusions (hooks, lib,
settings.json). Fixed intro to match.
Auto-fix from /review pre-landing pass. Scope: docs only, no code changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Adds a detailed Stage 1 execution plan for shipping npx @rjmurillo/ai-agents init, capturing scope, requirements, milestone breakdown, and the /autoplan review artifacts to make the work session-resumable from the repo.
Changes:
- Added a new Stage 1 “Claude Kit Vendor” plan document under
.agents/plans/active/. - Documented 43 testable requirements across M0–M9, including bundle linting/cleanup, CI smoke strategy, npm provenance, and review gates.
- Included autoplan CEO/Eng/DX dual-voice findings and final gate decisions to preserve rationale and audit trail.
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…line (#1574) /devex-review dogfooded the existing install paths and surfaced that `/install-plugin` is already strong (~8/10 getting-started, ~30s TTHW) for developers already inside Claude Code or Copilot CLI. Stage 1's `npx init` is NOT the universally-fastest path — it's the acquisition path for developers who haven't installed any AI coding tool yet. Changes: - REQ-6.1: "Fastest Start (Zero Config)" -> "Terminal Start (no AI tool needed yet)" with a contextual note directing existing Claude/Copilot users to /install-plugin - REQ-6.2: reframed install-plugin and skill-installer as co-equal alternatives, not "alternative" as in lesser - REQ-6.6: positioning 1-liner retargeted to Terminal Start section - Added rationale section explaining the cross-phase resolution Cross-phase coherence: resolves the Phase 3.5 DX "plan scores below existing baseline" alert by clarifying Stage 1 competes on audience segment (pre-tool acquisition), not dimension parity. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a Stage 1 execution plan for Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI as "ai-agents CLI"
participant FS as "Source FS (.claude)"
participant Manifest as "Manifest Generator"
participant Pipeline as "Bundle Pipeline"
participant Target as "Target Repo FS"
participant CI as "CI Smoke Runner"
User->>CLI: run init [path] (flags)
CLI->>FS: read .claude/ (apply include/exclude)
FS-->>Manifest: provide file tree
Manifest->>Pipeline: generate manifest + bundle plan
Pipeline->>Pipeline: run bundle-lint & cleanup transforms
Pipeline->>Target: emit files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, bundle)
Target->>CLI: report idempotency/divergence (exit 2 if diverged)
CLI->>CI: run smoke (npm pack install, first-turn verification)
CI->>CLI: return PASS/FAIL
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In @.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md:
- Line 197: The plan currently contradicts itself: remove the "premature
generalization/YAGNI" line and instead add the required interfaces BundleSource,
TargetEmitter, and Transform into Stage 1 as mandated by REQ-1.7; update the
Stage 1 description (the block around the previous YAGNI sentence and lines
94-107) to explicitly state that Stage 1 will define these interfaces and their
minimal contracts so implementations can plug in adapters without a Stage 2
rewrite, and ensure any examples or pseudocode reference the BundleSource,
TargetEmitter, and Transform names so reviewers know where to implement them.
- Line 81: The line contains machine-specific absolute path literals in the
regex example `(?:^|[\s"'\`])(?:/home/|/Users/|[A-Za-z]:\\)` which breaks CI;
replace those literal tokens with neutral placeholders (e.g. `{HOME_DIR}`,
`{USER_DIR}`, `{DRIVE_LETTER}:\`) so the example preserves intent but no longer
contains absolute paths — update the regex/example text accordingly (referencing
the existing snippet `(?:^|[\s"'\`])(?:/home/|/Users/|[A-Za-z]:\\)` to locate
and change it).
- Around line 42-43: Normalize the command examples to the scoped npm invocation
everywhere by replacing occurrences of `npx ai-agents init [path]` with `npx
`@rjmurillo/ai-agents` init [path]` so all docs match the publishing requirement,
and resolve the adapter contradiction by honoring REQ-1.7: implement the
BundleSource and TargetEmitter interfaces in Stage 1 (add the interface
declarations and adaptors referred to in the Stage 1 plan) and remove the
sentence at line ~197 claiming an adapter layer is “premature generalization” to
keep the architecture consistent.
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CI Validate Path Normalization flagged line 81 because the literal regex pattern defining the blocking lint rule contained the substrings /home/ and /Users/, which the doc validator matches naively without understanding markdown code spans. Replaced with prose description; actual regex will live in scripts/bundle-lint.ts per M2 task T2.2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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42-42:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse one canonical init command string across the plan.
Line 42 still uses
npx ai-agents init [path], but REQ-3 and other sections standardize onnpx@rjmurillo/ai-agentsinit. Keep one form to avoid implementation drift in docs and scripts.As per coding guidelines, “.agents/**: Agent configuration files. Only flag security issues or broken cross-references. Ignore style, formatting, and structure.”
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md at line 42, The plan uses two different init command strings; replace any occurrence of the deprecated/alternate literal "npx ai-agents init [path]" with the canonical "npx `@rjmurillo/ai-agents` init" throughout this plan (e.g., the heading "REQ-1 — `npx ai-agents init [path]` vendors the full Claude kit"); search for both "npx ai-agents init" and the bracketed form and standardize them to "npx `@rjmurillo/ai-agents` init" so REQ-1 and all other sections match REQ-3 and downstream docs/scripts.
197-197:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorResolve the Stage 1 abstraction contradiction.
REQ-1.7 requires interfaces now, but Line 197 says introducing adapter/strategy now is premature. Keep one direction, or implementation and review gates will conflict.
As per coding guidelines, “.agents/**: Agent configuration files. Only flag security issues or broken cross-references. Ignore style, formatting, and structure.”
Also applies to: 94-107
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md at line 197, There is a contradiction between the Stage 1 description and REQ-1.7: either keep Stage 1 as a minimal concrete step (copy files from manifest) or adopt the interface/adapter requirement; pick one approach and make the text consistent—either remove the “premature adapter/strategy” sentence and state that REQ-1.7 interfaces will be introduced for Stage 1 (update the Stage 1 paragraph and any mentions of "adapter/strategy" and "YAGNI"), or keep Stage 1 as a concrete implementation and amend REQ-1.7 to defer interfaces to a later stage; apply the same decision to the related paragraphs referenced around lines 94-107 so the file consistently reflects the chosen direction (search for "Stage 1", "adapter/strategy", "YAGNI", and "REQ-1.7" to locate and update all occurrences).
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In @.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md:
- Line 238: Update the sequencing step name: replace the old section label
"Fastest Start" with the canonical REQ-6.1 label "Terminal Start (no AI tool
needed yet)" in the staging plan text (instances that include the
sequencing/step names such as the entry currently referencing "Fastest Start");
ensure both occurrences mentioned in the review (the earlier instance and the
one around the sequencing list) are changed so acceptance checks match the
REQ-6.1 section name exactly.
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Duplicate comments:
In @.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md:
- Line 42: The plan uses two different init command strings; replace any
occurrence of the deprecated/alternate literal "npx ai-agents init [path]" with
the canonical "npx `@rjmurillo/ai-agents` init" throughout this plan (e.g., the
heading "REQ-1 — `npx ai-agents init [path]` vendors the full Claude kit");
search for both "npx ai-agents init" and the bracketed form and standardize them
to "npx `@rjmurillo/ai-agents` init" so REQ-1 and all other sections match REQ-3
and downstream docs/scripts.
- Line 197: There is a contradiction between the Stage 1 description and
REQ-1.7: either keep Stage 1 as a minimal concrete step (copy files from
manifest) or adopt the interface/adapter requirement; pick one approach and make
the text consistent—either remove the “premature adapter/strategy” sentence and
state that REQ-1.7 interfaces will be introduced for Stage 1 (update the Stage 1
paragraph and any mentions of "adapter/strategy" and "YAGNI"), or keep Stage 1
as a concrete implementation and amend REQ-1.7 to defer interfaces to a later
stage; apply the same decision to the related paragraphs referenced around lines
94-107 so the file consistently reflects the chosen direction (search for "Stage
1", "adapter/strategy", "YAGNI", and "REQ-1.7" to locate and update all
occurrences).
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Addresses 9 unresolved review threads from CodeRabbit and Copilot pull request reviewer on PR #1633. All findings valid, all applied. Changes: - Scoped npm name consistency: npx ai-agents init -> npx @rjmurillo/ai-agents init (4 occurrences including REQ-1 header) - CVA Relationship rewrite: reconciled with REQ-1.7 by distinguishing "interfaces with single impl" (ship now, 20 LOC) from "strategy pattern" (ship when second variant exists). Not contradictory. - "Fastest Start" -> "Terminal Start" in sequencing list (matches REQ-6.1 canonical name after /devex-review rename) - "Stage 1.1+" -> "v0.2+" for versioning axis consistency - Added Metadata table at top per .agents/plans/TEMPLATE.md discoverability fields, with plan-format note explaining why the rest of the doc uses /autoplan's richer structure - Added versioning note: v1.1 is GitHub milestone; v0.1.0 is npm package semver; distinct axes Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously named v1.1 as a placeholder; the correct GitHub milestone for this Stage 1 work is v0.5.0, created as milestone #9. Epic #1574, 4 Stage issues (#1619-#1622), and M0-M9 sub-issues (#1623-#1632) all attached to v0.5.0. The milestone is a repo-level scheduling bucket. The npm package released by this plan uses independent semver (@rjmurillo/ai-agents@0.1.0 as the first shipped artifact). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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672-673:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorResolve the section-name contradiction in acceptance criteria.
REQ-6.1 sets the canonical section to “Terminal Start (no AI tool needed yet)”, but REQ-6.4 still requires “Fastest Start.” Keep one name so implementation and acceptance checks don’t drift.
Proposed fix
-- **REQ-6.4 (NEW):** README "Fastest Start" block is exactly 3 lines of copy-paste code + 1 line pre + 1 line post. +- **REQ-6.4 (NEW):** README "Terminal Start (no AI tool needed yet)" block is exactly 3 lines of copy-paste code + 1 line pre + 1 line post.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md around lines 672 - 673, The README acceptance criteria use two conflicting section titles: REQ-6.1 names the canonical section "Terminal Start (no AI tool needed yet)" while REQ-6.4 refers to "Fastest Start"; update the docs and acceptance criteria to use a single consistent name across the file (pick one and replace the other everywhere), e.g., change the REQ-6.4 heading and any references to "Fastest Start" to "Terminal Start (no AI tool needed yet)" (or vice versa if you prefer), and ensure the related descriptions (3-line code block, "What you get" table, Troubleshooting entries, and README top gif requirement from REQ-6.5) are aligned with that single chosen section name.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md:
- Around line 141-142: REQ-4.4's smoke test currently only checks for unresolved
".agents" paths by matching `(file not found|no such file|cannot
resolve|ENOENT).*\.agents`; update the failing-condition to also detect other
local-dot-dir references (e.g. `.serena`) or any dot-prefixed local path that
would break in a fresh repo when running the smoke command `claude
--non-interactive "/spec hello world"` — replace the strict `\.agents` fragment
with a broader pattern like `\.(agents|serena|[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)` or a
dot-dir-aware check so tests fail for other unresolved local-path refs, ensuring
REQ-4.4 flags portability regressions beyond just `.agents`.
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Duplicate comments:
In @.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md:
- Around line 672-673: The README acceptance criteria use two conflicting
section titles: REQ-6.1 names the canonical section "Terminal Start (no AI tool
needed yet)" while REQ-6.4 refers to "Fastest Start"; update the docs and
acceptance criteria to use a single consistent name across the file (pick one
and replace the other everywhere), e.g., change the REQ-6.4 heading and any
references to "Fastest Start" to "Terminal Start (no AI tool needed yet)" (or
vice versa if you prefer), and ensure the related descriptions (3-line code
block, "What you get" table, Troubleshooting entries, and README top gif
requirement from REQ-6.5) are aligned with that single chosen section name.
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From coderabbit + copilot-pull-request-reviewer on PR #1633: - REQ-4.4 smoke regex broadened beyond .agents/ alone to also match .serena/, governance paths, ADR citations, and session-protocol references (coderabbit major, line 142) - REQ-7.1-7.3 now require literal "VERDICT: PASS" token for machine-parseable review-dashboard automation (coderabbit major, line 168) - Added Objectives / Decision Log / Progress Log / Blockers / Related sections summarizing the execution-plans template canonical layout, linking into the /autoplan richer content below (copilot, line 22) - "ship this week" replaced with concrete milestone reference to v0.5.0 (#9) and Stage 1 issue #1619 (copilot, line 21) - "Squad ships in 3 commands" clarified as "3-step quickstart (17 commands total)" to match later competitive analysis (copilot, line 27) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Velocity Accelerator: 2 Opportunities DetectedFOLLOW-UP in .agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md: features explicitly deferred in this plan. GitHub milestone and npm package vers
FOLLOW-UP in .agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md: bot review threads addressed (smoke regex broadened, VERDICT token, template sec
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…flow Session ran the full lifecycle (spec → autoplan → plan → ship → land-and-deploy) against PR #1633 (Stage 1 Claude kit vendor plan for issue #1574). 9 commits were needed to merge a docs-only PR due to CI validator quirks, bot review catchup lag, and a GitHub closing-keyword incident that auto-closed the Epic. Note: /reflect skill could not be invoked this session because 1M context mode requires extra-usage authorization. Sidecar files written manually following the reflect skill's memory format (HIGH/MED/LOW confidence + History table). Updated sidecars: - .serena/memories/github/github-observations.md: added 4 new findings - [HIGH] Fixes keyword on Epic auto-closes it; never use on parent issues - [HIGH] required_review_thread_resolution needs explicit isResolved:true - [MED] gh sub-issue create uses --body STRING not --body-file - [MED] No reopen script in github skill; use gh issue reopen via ctx_execute - .serena/memories/pr-review/pr-review-observations.md: added 4 new findings - [HIGH] Outdated threads still block merge — resolve explicitly - [HIGH] Bot reviewers catch up on historical commits; map review commit_id - [MED] Markdown doc validators match literals inside code spans - [MED] Docs-only diffs should skip specialist army in /review New sidecar: - .serena/memories/land-and-deploy/land-and-deploy-observations.md - [HIGH] Fixes keyword on Epic cross-reference with github-observations - [MED] Skip gstack-specific steps on non-gstack repos - [MED] Docs-only PRs skip deploy verification chain - [MED] Use ScheduleWakeup between polls for async agent review queues - [MED] BLOCKED merge state with green checks = unresolved threads - [MED] Rulesets enforce checks that don't show as branch protection - [MED] merge_pr.py invocation: uv run + PYTHONPATH + --pull-request - plus 2 LOW notes for future pattern validation Evidence source: PR #1633 merge sequence, 9 commits, 4 wakeup cycles, the Epic auto-close incident, the Path Normalization CI false positive on a regex literal in a markdown code span, and the outdated-thread sweep that required GraphQL resolveReviewThread on 9 threads to unblock merge. Follow-up TODO surfaced: consider adding a reopen_issue.py script to .claude/skills/github/scripts/issue/ to close the gap found during the Epic reopening incident. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#1635) * chore(memory): capture session 2026-04-13 learnings from /spec→/ship flow Session ran the full lifecycle (spec → autoplan → plan → ship → land-and-deploy) against PR #1633 (Stage 1 Claude kit vendor plan for issue #1574). 9 commits were needed to merge a docs-only PR due to CI validator quirks, bot review catchup lag, and a GitHub closing-keyword incident that auto-closed the Epic. Note: /reflect skill could not be invoked this session because 1M context mode requires extra-usage authorization. Sidecar files written manually following the reflect skill's memory format (HIGH/MED/LOW confidence + History table). Updated sidecars: - .serena/memories/github/github-observations.md: added 4 new findings - [HIGH] Fixes keyword on Epic auto-closes it; never use on parent issues - [HIGH] required_review_thread_resolution needs explicit isResolved:true - [MED] gh sub-issue create uses --body STRING not --body-file - [MED] No reopen script in github skill; use gh issue reopen via ctx_execute - .serena/memories/pr-review/pr-review-observations.md: added 4 new findings - [HIGH] Outdated threads still block merge — resolve explicitly - [HIGH] Bot reviewers catch up on historical commits; map review commit_id - [MED] Markdown doc validators match literals inside code spans - [MED] Docs-only diffs should skip specialist army in /review New sidecar: - .serena/memories/land-and-deploy/land-and-deploy-observations.md - [HIGH] Fixes keyword on Epic cross-reference with github-observations - [MED] Skip gstack-specific steps on non-gstack repos - [MED] Docs-only PRs skip deploy verification chain - [MED] Use ScheduleWakeup between polls for async agent review queues - [MED] BLOCKED merge state with green checks = unresolved threads - [MED] Rulesets enforce checks that don't show as branch protection - [MED] merge_pr.py invocation: uv run + PYTHONPATH + --pull-request - plus 2 LOW notes for future pattern validation Evidence source: PR #1633 merge sequence, 9 commits, 4 wakeup cycles, the Epic auto-close incident, the Path Normalization CI false positive on a regex literal in a markdown code span, and the outdated-thread sweep that required GraphQL resolveReviewThread on 9 threads to unblock merge. Follow-up TODO surfaced: consider adding a reopen_issue.py script to .claude/skills/github/scripts/issue/ to close the gap found during the Epic reopening incident. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(memory): reword path literals for Validate Path Normalization Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: rjmurillo[bot] <250269933+rjmurillo-bot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: rjmurillo-bot <rjmurillo-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
…#1635) * chore(memory): capture session 2026-04-13 learnings from /spec→/ship flow Session ran the full lifecycle (spec → autoplan → plan → ship → land-and-deploy) against PR #1633 (Stage 1 Claude kit vendor plan for issue #1574). 9 commits were needed to merge a docs-only PR due to CI validator quirks, bot review catchup lag, and a GitHub closing-keyword incident that auto-closed the Epic. Note: /reflect skill could not be invoked this session because 1M context mode requires extra-usage authorization. Sidecar files written manually following the reflect skill's memory format (HIGH/MED/LOW confidence + History table). Updated sidecars: - .serena/memories/github/github-observations.md: added 4 new findings - [HIGH] Fixes keyword on Epic auto-closes it; never use on parent issues - [HIGH] required_review_thread_resolution needs explicit isResolved:true - [MED] gh sub-issue create uses --body STRING not --body-file - [MED] No reopen script in github skill; use gh issue reopen via ctx_execute - .serena/memories/pr-review/pr-review-observations.md: added 4 new findings - [HIGH] Outdated threads still block merge — resolve explicitly - [HIGH] Bot reviewers catch up on historical commits; map review commit_id - [MED] Markdown doc validators match literals inside code spans - [MED] Docs-only diffs should skip specialist army in /review New sidecar: - .serena/memories/land-and-deploy/land-and-deploy-observations.md - [HIGH] Fixes keyword on Epic cross-reference with github-observations - [MED] Skip gstack-specific steps on non-gstack repos - [MED] Docs-only PRs skip deploy verification chain - [MED] Use ScheduleWakeup between polls for async agent review queues - [MED] BLOCKED merge state with green checks = unresolved threads - [MED] Rulesets enforce checks that don't show as branch protection - [MED] merge_pr.py invocation: uv run + PYTHONPATH + --pull-request - plus 2 LOW notes for future pattern validation Evidence source: PR #1633 merge sequence, 9 commits, 4 wakeup cycles, the Epic auto-close incident, the Path Normalization CI false positive on a regex literal in a markdown code span, and the outdated-thread sweep that required GraphQL resolveReviewThread on 9 threads to unblock merge. Follow-up TODO surfaced: consider adding a reopen_issue.py script to .claude/skills/github/scripts/issue/ to close the gap found during the Epic reopening incident. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(memory): reword path literals for Validate Path Normalization Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: rjmurillo[bot] <250269933+rjmurillo-bot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: rjmurillo-bot <rjmurillo-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
Summary
Adds the Stage 1 Claude Kit Vendor plan for
npx @rjmurillo/ai-agents initunder.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md. Docs only. No code, no tests, no infra. This PR closes M0 (#1623), the session-resumability milestone of the Stage 1 roadmap.Fixes #1574 M0. Advances Stage 1 (#1619).
Scope
Single file added:
.agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.md(804 insertions, 0 deletions).Commits in this PR:
fefb5b9a— initial plan file add (covers full /autoplan pipeline output)2ab9b6ab— scope contradiction fix in intro (auto-fix from /review pre-landing pass)Plan overview
43 testable REQs across 9 milestones (M0–M9). 6-day wall-clock target. Stage 1 is Claude-only; Stages 2–4 defined as follow-ups.
Process artifacts inside the plan
/autoplanfull review pipeline: CEO phase (6/6 consensus, user challenge resolved via sovereign context), Eng phase (5/5 consensus, 7 blocking fixes applied), DX phase (7/7 consensus, 6 mechanical + 3 taste decisions accepted)Sub-issue hierarchy
RefiningRefininginitcore + CLAUDE.md merge + version pin (REQ-1.1–1.6, 1.8–1.12, 1.14) #1626 — init core + CLAUDE.md merge + version pinlist,update,--only, GETTING-STARTED.md (REQ-1.13, 1.15, 1.16, 1.17) #1627 — DX affordances (list, update, --only, GETTING-STARTED.md)--from squadAll milestones are labeled
Refiningto prevent autonomous agent pickup until a human reviewer strips the label.Test plan
/reviewpre-landing pass: 1 AUTO-FIX applied (line 20 scope contradiction), scope drift CLEAN/devex-reviewbaseline: existing/install-pluginpath is strong (~7/10); Stage 1'snpx initpositioned as top-of-funnel for pre-Claude-Code developersgit checkout feat/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor && cat .agents/plans/active/1574-stage1-claude-kit-vendor.mdFollow-ups
Refininglabel on M1 M1 — Package scaffold + interfaces (REQ-1.7) #1624 to unblock implementation)Known deferrals
/devex-reviewsurfaced an optional plan-level finding about REQ-6.1 "Fastest Start" framing (better named "Terminal Start"). Left unapplied pending user decision.🤖 Generated with Claude Code