Add v0.1 spec, execution plan, and project scaffold - #1
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Help text and errors target coding agents: when-to-use guidance and a what/why/fix error format with stable exit codes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
All future writes route through an explicit allowlist of user-level roots plus operator-designated project directories. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Establishes the tod v0.1 project: a settled spec and execution plan, plus the repository foundation the plan's first milestone calls for. tod is an operator harness that guides AGENTS.md-compatible coding agents for non-technical builders; it never scaffolds application code and never deploys.
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project/tod-v0.1/): the outline is replaced with a full spec (requirements, non-goals, acceptance criteria) and a five-milestone execution plan with test cases mapped to every acceptance criterion. Key design points: config/state harness (no launcher), marker-block ownership inside possibly pre-existing shared files, agent-led onboarding, and deterministic CLI mutations.better-resultandzodas the only runtime dependencies. CI runs typecheck, lint, and tests on PRs. Package istod-ai, exposing atodbinary.src/run.ts,src/commands/): routing plus stubs forinit,new,sync,status. Help text and errors target coding agents: when-to-use guidance and a what/why/fix error format with stable exit codes (src/output.ts).src/boundary.ts): symlink-resolved containment check against an allowlist of user-level roots plus operator-designated project directories. All future filesystem writes route through it.AGENTS.md,CLAUDE.mdsymlink): engineering rules for agents working on tod: operator-system safety, non-destructive marker-block edits, determinism-first tooling, dependency policy.Why
tod runs on the machines of non-technical operators, so safety primitives come first: the boundary module and the non-destructive editing rules exist before any command can write to disk. The CLI is agent-facing rather than human-facing, which shapes help text and error output as machine-actionable guidance. Marker blocks (rather than whole-file ownership) let tod coexist with an operator's existing AGENTS.md instead of overwriting it.
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