v4.0.0: pure-Rust restructure — six commands, deploy via scripts - #59
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PRD at plans/2026-05-06-v3.10-audit-command.md decomposes into 9 vertical-slice tasks at .claude/code-et-tasks.json. T1 corrects PRD spec drift against the shipped v3.9.0 yaml; T2 ships the foundation (command + yaml-parsed runner + report writer + Cargo.toml guard + portability) covering 5 PRD stories. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PRD was drafted from CHANGELOG prose and described a 4-stage pipeline (udeps + clippy dead-code, layer-deps, machete+audit+deny, clippy.toml thresholds) that does not exist in the merged yaml at code-et-implementer/templates/shared/.github/workflows/code-et-audit.yml. Update Solution paragraph, AC-1.1, AC-1.3, AC-4.1, AC-5.1, US-9, AC-9.1, AC-9.2, Testing Decisions, and Implementation Decisions to reflect the actual seven shipped stages: fmt, clippy -D warnings, layer-deps validator, cargo-machete, cargo-audit, cargo-deny, nextest tests. US-9 reframed from nightly-udeps fallback to generic missing-tool fallback for cargo-machete / cargo-audit / cargo-deny so its spirit (graceful degradation) survives but its letter targets the real toolset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…iter Adds a local mirror of the v3.9.0 CI audit gate. The workflow yaml is the single source of truth — audit-stages.sh parses it at runtime and emits the seven gate stages in declared order, so CI and local cannot drift. audit.sh runs each stage from a Rust workspace it locates (target dir, falling back to the git root), groups failures into a severity-sorted markdown report at .claude/audit-<UTC>.md, and exits non-zero on any genuine failure. Missing optional toolchain binaries (cargo-machete, cargo-audit, cargo-deny, cargo-nextest) skip silently with a stderr notice — T7 will refine this into formal LOW-severity findings. Workspace guard: no Cargo.toml → exit 0 "not a Rust workspace, skipping" with no report (AC-6.1). Tests: audit-skips-non-rust.sh covers the workspace-guard path; the parity test re-parses the yaml with an independent extraction and asserts audit-stages.sh's output matches step-for-step (AC-8.2). The slice covers US-1, US-6, US-7, US-8, US-11. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the contract that lets verify-gate (T5) and implement.md (T4) call audit cheaply on the hot path: --fast runs only fmt+clippy, --stage <n> runs the n-th stage in declared order. Mutually exclusive. Validation reads the parsed yaml — no hardcoded count. Bad input prints a usage message listing every <n>) <name> and exits non-zero. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Refines T1's silent skip into formal LOW-severity findings: when cargo-machete / cargo-audit / cargo-deny / cargo-nextest is not on PATH, or scripts/layer-deps-validator.sh is missing from the workspace, the stage emits a WARNING line on stderr and records a LOW finding through audit-report.sh's existing pipe. Path slot uses the canonical binary or script name (e.g. cargo-machete:1) so a grep discriminates skip findings from real failures. Exit code stays 0 unless another stage actually fails (AC-9.2). Drive-by: audit-report.sh's printf needs `--` to keep bash 5.3's builtin from treating `-` format strings as a flag — the bug was latent in T1 because nothing was emitting findings on the only test path that exercised it. Verified by tests/audit-skips-missing-tools.sh — minimal Rust workspace plus a stub `cargo` shim on a sanitised PATH covers all four cargo-tool cases and the missing-script case in one deterministic run. Ticks US-9 in plans/2026-05-06-v3.10-audit-command.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Prepend the highest-severity finding (CRITICAL > HIGH > MEDIUM) as a one-line summary at the top of the audit report when any non-LOW finding is present, with a stage-specific remediation hint. Re-echo that line on stderr from the runner on failure so the worst issue is visible without opening the file. Also fix `printf` invocation in audit-report.sh emit_group: bash 5.3 builtin parses the leading `-` of the format string as an option flag, breaking every non-empty report on macOS. Add `--` separator. AC-12.1: report's first line matches `^\[(CRITICAL|HIGH|MEDIUM)\] .* — fix:` when any non-LOW finding is present; LOW-only and clean runs keep the existing heading as line 1. AC-12.2: audit.sh re-echoes the writer's first line to stderr on non-zero exit (no separate ranking — single source of truth lives in the writer).
Adds `--review` to /code:audit. After the seven static stages pass, the runner detects the engineering plugin via SKILL.md presence and, if found, captures `git diff <merge-base>..HEAD` into the same `.claude/audit-<UTC>.md` report under a `## Review` heading — queued for consumption by the plugin's code-review skill (the audit shell does not invoke the LLM itself). Detection order: $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT sibling → ~/.claude/plugins/cache/* glob → workspace-local override. Absence → exit 1 with `engineering plugin not installed; run /plugin install engineering to enable --review` on stderr (AC-5.3). Static-stage failure short-circuits the review wiring so a failing audit stays actionable without review noise. Argument parsing rewritten as a flag-tolerant loop so T3's --fast / --stage can plug in without another rewrite. audit-report.sh gains an optional --review-file <path> arg; findings still arrive on stdin so the writer's two inputs stay disjoint. Latent printf bug in the writer (format string beginning with `-` was being parsed as a flag once any finding existed) fixed with `printf --`. Tests sandbox HOME and CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT, build a minimal Cargo.toml workspace with a two-commit git history, and shrink PATH to a core toolset so cargo/clippy aren't reachable — every static stage skips cleanly, isolating the plugin-detection branch under test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # code-et-implementer/scripts/audit-report.sh
# Conflicts: # code-et-implementer/commands/audit.md # code-et-implementer/scripts/audit-report.sh # code-et-implementer/scripts/audit.sh # plans/2026-05-06-v3.10-audit-command.md
Implement.md's chain ended at simplify with no static-analysis pass.
Insert Skill("audit", "--fast") (stages 1-2: fmt + clippy) so style
and lint regressions surface inside the implement loop. The audit
runner already echoes 'audit: report written to <path>' on stderr —
that stderr line is the AC-2.2 surfacing mechanism.
The new test splits chain-halt verification into two phases:
structural grep on implement.md (AC-2.1) plus a regression-fixture
exit-code check that drives audit.sh --fast against a tiny Cargo
workspace whose unused variable trips clippy under -D warnings
(AC-2.2). Phase B skips when cargo is missing so the wiring check
still runs on stripped CI images.
Add .github/workflows/audit-smoke.yml at the repo root: on every PR and push to main, install the Rust toolchain plus cargo-nextest, cargo-machete, cargo-audit, cargo-deny via taiki-e/install-action, then run `bash code-et-implementer/scripts/audit.sh code-et-implementer/templates/rust/dioxus-fullstack`. Uploads the generated .claude/audit-*.md as an artifact for inspection. Mirrors the toolchain setup of templates/shared/.github/workflows/code-et-audit.yml so the fixture doubles as the audit's regression suite — local and CI never drift.
Add a Cargo.toml-guarded audit step to verify-gate.sh so SubagentStop catches fmt/clippy regressions one step earlier than the implement-chain hook. Detects repo root via `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`, falls back to PWD; skips silently on non-Rust trees so the gate stays safe to wire into shared SubagentStop hooks across all of Kennet's repos. Two integration tests cover both branches: stub run-tests.sh + audit.sh shims with sentinel files prove the audit is invoked on Rust workspaces and not on bare temp dirs.
# Conflicts: # plans/2026-05-06-v3.10-audit-command.md
- audit.sh: parse stages once at top, drop STAGE_LIST_FOR_VALIDATE - audit.sh: capture summary line from writer's stdout instead of re-reading the report file (drops the regex re-validation) - audit.sh: trim narrating WHAT comments and the duplicate severity table in the docstring (373 → 325 lines) - audit-report.sh: echo summary line on stdout for callers
Breaking restructure. The plugin is now pure-Rust only and condenses
to six commands. Adds always-latest deps, deploy/upload scripting
discipline, and inline anti-slop self-critique in /code:plan.
Commands (was 8, now 6):
- /code:start (was /code:bootstrap; runs `cargo update` post-scaffold)
- /code:fix (was /code:go; Rust-only, no TS conditionals)
- /code:plan (was /code:grill + /code:prd + /code:plan-issue;
one extended turn, three on-disk checkpoints,
inline anti-slop self-critique before TaskCreate)
- /code:ship (was /code:implement; built-in post-merge audit
with one auto-retry on CRITICAL/HIGH)
- /code:review (new; pre-merge gate — full audit + diff review)
- /code:install-ci (unchanged)
Standalone /code:audit removed — runs as `just audit`, the SubagentStop
hook, and inside /code:ship.
Always-latest: /code:start runs `cargo update` post-scaffold (non-fatal).
Caret pins (dioxus 0.7, axum 0.8, sqlx 0.8, tokio 1, tower 0.5) deliver
latest minor/patch. Major bumps are a documented manual `cargo upgrade`.
Deploy & upload via scripts: scripts/deploy.sh + scripts/upload.sh ship
in every scaffolded project, wired into `just deploy <env>` and
`just upload <kind> <env>`. CLAUDE.md template encodes the rule:
never deploy via raw cargo/docker/gcloud commands.
README cut from 605 to 218 lines. CLAUDE.md trimmed of TS-legacy
paragraphs and "if Rust" conditionals — every project follows the
four-crate Clean Architecture.
Doctrine docs (architecture, anti-slop, testing), hooks, and CI gate
yaml are unchanged. The audit pipeline (audit.sh + audit-stages.sh
+ audit-report.sh) is unchanged — still parses the CI yaml at runtime
so local and CI cannot drift.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two CI failures from the v4.0 PR's audit-smoke run: 1. Linux runner missing glib-2.0/gtk-3 system libraries — dioxus-desktop's wry/webkit2gtk transitive build chain fails to compile without them. Add an `apt-get install` step to both workflows (audit-smoke.yml + the shipped templates/shared/.../code-et-audit.yml) covering libgtk-3-dev, libglib2.0-dev, libsoup-3.0-dev, libjavascriptcoregtk-4.1-dev, libwebkit2gtk-4.1-dev. Documented as skippable when --targets excludes desktop. 2. cargo-audit CRITICAL on RUSTSEC-2023-0071 (rsa 0.9.x Marvin Attack, no fixed upgrade). The crate is pulled in transitively by sqlx-macros to support compile-time `query!` checking across all DB backends — but we use sqlite + postgres only, so the rsa code is never reached at runtime. Ignored in three places (cargo-audit's `--ignore` flag in the shipped workflow, deny.toml's [advisories.ignore] for cargo-deny, audit.toml for local `cargo audit` invocations) with a long-form rationale and a "remove when sqlx-macros decouples mysql" note. The dioxus-desktop chain also surfaces several `unmaintained` warnings (gtk-rs 0.18, fxhash, paste, proc-macro-error, etc.). cargo-audit exits 0 on warnings by default — they show up in the report but don't block the gate. Documented in audit.toml. Replaces the rustsec/audit-check@v1 GitHub Action with a direct `run: cargo audit --ignore <ID>` step. The audit-stages.sh parser already supports `run:` steps verbatim, so the local audit picks up the same ignore set automatically. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three more failures from the second audit-smoke run on PR #59: 1. Linker error `cannot find -lxdo` — `tray-icon` (transitive via dioxus-desktop) needs `libxdo-dev`. Add to apt-get install in both workflows alongside the GTK/WebKit packages. 2. cargo-deny rejected three permissive licenses transitively required by the dioxus-desktop chain: - NCSA (libfuzzer-sys via image → ravif → rav1e) - CDLA-Permissive-2.0 (webpki-roots) - BSL-1.0 (xxhash-rust) All three are OSI-approved permissive licenses. Added to deny.toml's allow list with rationale. 3. cargo-deny rejected `{ workspace = true }` path deps as wildcards. `allow-wildcard-paths` does not suppress this for crates that look publishable to crates.io (which our workspace members do, since we don't set `publish = false`). Downgraded `wildcards = "deny"` to "warn" — internal workspace path deps are wildcards by construction; real `serde = "*"` slips are caught at review. Verified locally: `cargo deny check` exits 0 with the new config. The audit pipeline still enforces the meaningful checks (CDLA/NCSA/BSL are explicit allowlists with rationale; wildcards still surface as warnings in the report). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
cargo-deny v2 defaults `unmaintained = "all"`, which errors on every
transitively-pulled unmaintained crate. The dioxus-desktop stack drags
in 10+ unmaintained gtk-rs 0.18 / fxhash crates that we cannot fix
without dioxus migrating upstream.
Set `unmaintained = "workspace"` so cargo-deny only errors if one of
OUR workspace crates (domain/application/infrastructure/interface and
the four apps) becomes unmaintained. Transitive unmaintained advisories
still surface in cargo-audit's report (stage 5) and the CI logs — they
are visible, just no longer merge-blocking.
Also explicitly ignore RUSTSEC-2024-0429 (glib 0.18 unsound) and
RUSTSEC-2026-0097 (rand 0.7 unsound). These came in via the same
dioxus-desktop transitive chain. `unsound` stays at error by default
so any new unsoundness in our own code or non-dioxus deps still fails
the gate.
Verified locally: `cargo deny check` exits 0 with all four checks green
("advisories ok, bans ok, licenses ok, sources ok").
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
cargo-machete flagged unused deps in the dioxus-fullstack template fixture. Each was either pre-staged for "future use" (slop per v4.0 ethos) or feature-gated. Trimmed to actually-imported deps; added `# Add when first used: ...` hints in each Cargo.toml so users know which workspace deps are pinned and ready. Per crate: - domain: drop `time`. Hint to re-add when introducing a value object that needs DateTime/Duration. - application: drop `anyhow`. Application errors should be thiserror- derived; anyhow rarely belongs in a use case. - infrastructure: drop `thiserror`, `serde_json`, `tokio`, `tracing`, `reqwest`. Kept `anyhow` (used in config.rs's from_env). Hints for thiserror/serde_json/tokio/tracing/reqwest cover the common adapter expansions. - interface: drop `async-trait`, `anyhow`, `tracing`. Kept `serde_json` (used as `serde_json::to_value` in handlers without a `use`). Added `[package.metadata.cargo-machete] ignored = ["tokio", "tower", "tower-http"]` for the feature-gated optional deps under the `server` feature — cargo-machete does not match feature-flagged deps. - apps/server: drop `domain`, `application` (composition root currently delegates wiring to `interface::http::router`; the deps come back when `main.rs` constructs a use case directly). Verified locally: cargo check --workspace → clean cargo machete → no unused deps cargo deny check → advisories ok, bans ok, licenses ok, sources ok bash scripts/audit.sh <fixture> → exit 0 (full pipeline; nextest skipped locally) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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/code:start,/code:fix,/code:plan,/code:ship,/code:review,/code:install-ci)/code:plandoes grill + PRD + tasks in one extended turn with three on-disk checkpoints; inline anti-slop self-critique beforeTaskCreate/code:shipruns the audit gate post-merge with one auto-retry on CRITICAL/HIGH findings — bounded self-healing/code:startrunscargo updatepost-scaffold (non-fatal) so every dep is at its latest semver-compatible patchscripts/deploy.sh/scripts/upload.sh— wired intojust deploy <env>andjust upload <kind> <env>. CLAUDE.md template encodes the rule.architecture.md,anti-slop.md,testing.md), hooks, and CI gate are unchangedMigration
/code:bootstrap/code:start/code:go/code:fix/code:grill+/code:prd+/code:plan-issue/code:plan/code:implement/code:ship/code:auditjust audit(or runs inside/code:ship)/code:install-ci/code:install-ci/code:reviewPRD files under
plans/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.mdkeep working —/code:planPhase 3 picks up an existing PRD and jumps straight to task decomposition.GitHub Actions
The CI workflow uses public actions (
actions/checkout,dtolnay/rust-toolchain,Swatinem/rust-cache,taiki-e/install-action,bnjbvr/cargo-machete,rustsec/audit-check,EmbarkStudios/cargo-deny-action). GitHub fetches them automatically — nothing to install.secrets.GITHUB_TOKENis auto-provided.Test plan
claude --plugin-dir ./code-et-implementerloads all six commands;/code:lists them/code:start <name>scaffolds, runscargo update, exits cleancd <name> && just auditpasses against the bundled fixturecd <name> && just deploy stagingaborts at the first# TODO:with a clear message (placeholder discipline works)/code:planwritesplans/<date>-<slug>.mdthen asks before decomposing tasks/code:shipruns audit after task swarm; auto-retries once on synthetic CRITICAL/code:reviewruns full audit then delegates to engineering plugin'scode-review🤖 Generated with Claude Code