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@Freakling Freakling released this 07 Oct 11:50
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How to install

Your app needs git (git init if it has none) and bash (on Windows, Git for Windows provides it).

Option 1 — npx skill:

npx skills add Freakling/App-Director

Then ask your assistant to set up App Director, or in Claude Code run /app-director.

Option 2 — Claude Code plugin:

/plugin marketplace add Freakling/App-Director
/plugin install app-director@app-director

Open a new session in your app's folder (or run /reload-plugins), then run /app-director:app-director.

Option 3 — manual clone (next to your app as App-Director/):

git clone https://github.com/Freakling/App-Director.git App-Director

Then ask your assistant: Read App-Director/ONBOARDING.md and follow it.

Upgrading: Run /app-director (or ask your assistant to run onboarding). It detects an existing install and applies only what has changed.

What's in 1.1.0

  • LICENSE. Root MIT license file added, identical to the copy installed into apps.
  • README: Privacy and License. The License section now opens with a Privacy line linking PRIVACY.md, matching Godot-Director.
  • examples/todo-web/. Minimal worked example web app — AGENTS.md, TASKS.md, brief, decisions, and a three-layer TypeScript layout (src/ui/, src/services/, src/store/). Uses the none stack so no compiler or test runner is required.
  • examples/scenarios.md. Nine prompts that verify workflow behaviour (options-not-guesses, autonomous commits, guard hook, secrets refusal) after framework changes.
  • selftest.sh. 65 automated tests. Covers: framework consistency (version, LICENSE match, skills→procedures), installer (fresh install, idempotence, local-edit preservation, conflict file, retired-file removal), check (pass on clean example, fail on planted UI purity violation, fail on planted secret, exit 3 on missing stack), guard-commands, guard-protected, stop-check and pre-commit hooks. No network access; no external tools required; fake credentials assembled at test time in a temp directory, never committed.
  • README "This repository" table updated to include examples and selftest.

Upgrade steps: None required for existing installs.

What was in earlier patches (1.0.x)

  • 1.0.3: Role terminology aligned — orchestrator, builder, reviewer throughout.
  • 1.0.2: Five-tier model sizing; XS–XL each map to their own model ID. /refresh-model-sizing skill sets or updates the block.
  • 1.0.1: Autonomous commit mode — no pause for approval when you say "do the next N tasks".
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