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43 changes: 39 additions & 4 deletions AGENTS.md
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> Read this file completely before making any change. If reality and this file
> diverge, fix the divergence in the same PR (code or doc — whichever is wrong).
>
> **Last verified against main:** v3.14.0 in progress (2026-06-13) —
> unified config subsystem (#34). Tool inventory and repo layout in sections 6 and
> 10 are sourced from `go test ./...` and `cmd/sin-code/main.go` AddCommand list.
> **Last verified against main:** v3.17.0 (2026-06-16) —
> bundled skills reorganized into category directories and renamed to
> `skill-<category>-<name>`; `github-skills/` category added; 34 bundled skills
> embedded in the binary. Branch protection on `main` permanently relaxed to
> `required_approving_review_count: 0` for solo-maintainer workflow.

---

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│ SIN-Code-SCA-Tool-Go, SIN-Code-Secrets-Scanner
├── src/sin_code_bundle/ ← Python companion: `sin` CLI + `sin-serve`
├── skills/ ← 34 bundled skills in category directories
│ ├── browser-skills/
│ ├── code-skills/
│ ├── debug-skills/
│ ├── design-skills/
│ ├── ecosystem-skills/
│ ├── github-skills/
│ ├── infrastructure-skills/
│ ├── memory-skills/
│ ├── planning-skills/
│ ├── process-skills/
│ └── shop-skills/
├── tests/ ← Go + Python tests
└── scripts/ ← org-cleanup.sh, promote-to-sin-code.sh
└── scripts/ ← org-cleanup.sh, promote-to-sin-code.sh, validate_skill.py
```

---
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- The string "SIN-Code-Bundle" may only appear in CHANGELOG history and
migration notes — never in code, config, or new docs (mandate M5).

### Bundled skill naming rules

All bundled skills live under `skills/<category>-skills/` and are named
`skill-<category>-<descriptive-name>`. Examples:

| Category | Directory | Skill name |
|---|---|---|
| Code | `code-skills/` | `skill-code-audit`, `skill-code-build`, `skill-code-create` |
| GitHub | `github-skills/` | `skill-github-actions`, `skill-github-account`, `skill-github-app` |
| Memory | `memory-skills/` | `skill-memory-honcho`, `skill-memory-infisical` |
| Process | `process-skills/` | `skill-process-goal`, `skill-process-grill` |
| Shop | `shop-skills/` | `skill-shop-cj-dropshipping`, `skill-shop-stripe` |

Each skill **must** contain:
- `SKILL.md` with frontmatter (`name`, `description`, `license`, `compatibility`, `metadata`)
- `context/`, `frameworks/`, `tasks/`, `templates/` directories
- `LICENSE` file

Skills ported from external repos (e.g. `Infra-SIN-OpenCode-Stack`) must include
`lifecycle: external` and `sources:` in their metadata.

### CLI subcommands (verified `cmd/sin-code/main.go`, v3.5.0)

```
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# Backlog

> Active work queue for SIN-Code. Items are roughly prioritized; references to GitHub issues use `#NN`. Items saved in the local `coverage/save-local` branch are marked accordingly.

## In Progress / Near-term

- **Fix golden help test** — `cmd/sin-code/testdata/golden/help.golden` is out of sync with the current subcommand list (new subcommands from the `coverage/save-local` work: `instinct`, `hooks`, `assets`, `evalset`, `prp`).
- **Fix coverage branch test failures** — `coverage/save-local` has missing test hooks (`mcpHookVars`, `autoHookVars`) causing `go test ./cmd/sin-code` to fail. Resolve and merge back to `main` when green.
- **Skill lifecycle markers** (#139) — add `lifecycle: native|external|deprecated` and `sources:` metadata to every bundled skill.
- **Fusion: goal-mode into native `sin-code goal`** (#140) — port `SIN-Code-Goal-Mode-Skill` functionality into the native `sin-code goal` subcommand.
- **Fusion: grill-me into native `sin-code grill`** (#141) — port `SIN-Code-Grill-Me-Skill` to a native subcommand.
- **Integrate shop-skills** (#142) — plan fusion of `SIN-Shop-Center` skills (CJ Dropshipping, Stripe, TikTok Shop) into the binary or keep as external docs.

## Technical Debt

- **LSP framing bug** — `internal/lsp/client.go` cannot handle interleaved JSON-RPC notifications from gopls v0.20+; rewrite `Call` with a scanner split function (see `docs/lsp-known-issues.md`).
- **Runtime DB locations** (#62) — migrate TUI session/lessons store and code index from repo-relative paths to `os.UserConfigDir()` so they are never accidentally committed.
- **AGENTS.md / README drift** — keep these files in sync with the actual binary after every subcommand/tool change.
- **Branch protection note** — `main` now requires `CEO Audit (QUICK, grade≥B)` status check and `required_approving_review_count: 0` for the solo-maintainer workflow.

## Docs & Process

- Update `README.md` and `AGENTS.md` whenever a new subcommand or bundled skill lands.
- Update `CHANGELOG.md` with every user-facing change in the same PR.
- Keep `ECOSYSTEM.md` in sync with `registry.go` and `permission_defaults.go` (CI `ecosystem-sync.yml` enforces this).

## Completed (latest)

- ✅ Reorganize all bundled skills into category directories and rename to `skill-<category>-<name>`.
- ✅ Add `github-skills/` category with 4 GitHub-focused skills.
- ✅ Merge PR #138 into `main` and relax branch protection for solo workflow.
- ✅ Save local WIP coverage/docs work to `coverage/save-local` branch.
- ✅ Add global AGENTS.md rule banning destructive git commands (`git checkout`, `git reset`, etc.) without explicit permission.
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All notable changes to the SIN-Code unified binary will be documented in this file.

## [Unreleased] - 2026-06-16

### Added
- **`internal/instinct/`** — continuous-learning subsystem (port of the
`continuous-learning-v2` homunculus model in a clean-room Go
reimplementation). Project-scoped + global Markdown-with-frontmatter
store, confidence 0.3–0.9, Reinforce/Contradict/Decay math with
`atomic.Value`-backed env-overridable tuning, heuristic + LLM-backed
extractors (with graceful fallback), cross-project promotion, cluster
evolution into Skill/Command/Agent proposals, and a system-prompt
block renderer that closes the learning loop. CLI: `sin instinct
status|projects|evolve|promote|prune|export|import|show|forget|history`.
Storage: `$SIN_INSTINCT_DIR | $XDG_DATA_HOME/sin-code/instinct |
~/.local/share/sin-code/instinct`.
- **`internal/hooklife/`** — native Go lifecycle-hook system (no Node
dependency). Phases: `PreToolUse`, `PostToolUse`, `Stop`,
`SessionStart`, `SessionEnd`, `PreCompact`, `UserPrompt`. `PreToolUse`
may `Block` (ECC exit-code-2 equivalent); other phases aggregate
warnings. Per-hook timeout, panic recovery. Built-in hooks:
`block-no-verify`, `config-protection`, `post-edit-format`,
`quality-gate` (against the real `verify.Gate`), `cost-tracker`,
`suggest-compact`. CLI: `sin hooks list|test`.
- **`internal/assets/`** — harvested agent/command/skill loader with
schema validation (port of ECC CI validators, including unsafe-unicode
and duplicate detection), `Selector` for domain+keyword-based
ranking, and an `import` subcommand that harvests skills from a
vendored source repo with origin/license attribution. CLI:
`sin assets list|validate|show|import`.
- **`internal/evalharness/`** — eval-driven development. `EvalSet` /
`Run` / `Result` types, pluggable `Scorer`s (exact, contains-all,
success-flag, LLM-judge, composite), per-case timeout, JSONL run
history, and `Compare` for case-by-case regression detection with
`--fail-on-regress` as a CI gate. CLI: `sin eval run|list|compare`.
- **`internal/dispatch/`** — turns loaded command and agent assets
into executable actions. ECC-style placeholder substitution
(`$ARGUMENTS`, `$1..$9`, `$@`, `${flag}`), `Dispatcher` routes
slash-commands to `PromptSink` and agent requests to
`SubagentRunner`. Closes the load → select → dispatch → run
pipeline.
- **`internal/prp/`** — Product Requirement Prompt workflow. Persistent
reviewable plans under `.sin/prp/<id>.md` driven through phases
(draft → planned → implementing → verifying → ready → shipped).
Each step persists, so a run is interruptible and resumable.
Verification failure kicks the PRP back to `implementing`. CLI:
`sin prp new|run|status|plan|implement|verify|pr`.
- **`internal/adapters/`** — concrete adapters that implement the
abstract `hooklife.Verifier`, `instinct.MemorySink`, and
`instinct.Completer` interfaces against the real SIN-Code
subsystems (`verify.Gate`, `memory.Store`, `llm.Client`). Fail-soft:
missing subsystems degrade to no-ops, never block startup.
- **`internal/learning/`** — bridge package between
`agentloop.Loop` and the new subsystems. `Learner` exposes
`BeforeTurn` (prepends active-instinct system block), `BeforeTool`
(PreToolUse dispatch, may veto), `AfterTool` (PostToolUse + observer
feed), `EndTurn` (observer flush), `PreCompact` (flush + hook
dispatch). Built once at startup via `learning.New(Options)`.
- **`internal/wiring/`** — `Build(Deps)` assembles the full
`Bundle{Learner, Dispatch, Eval factory, PRP deps}` in one call.
- **`examples/eval-sets/`** — `go-quality.json` (build, vet, test,
secrets scan) and `instinct-behavior.json` (end-to-end learning
loop validation).
- **Five new top-level subcommands** wired into `cmd/sin-code/main.go`:
`sin instinct`, `sin hooks`, `sin assets`, `sin evalset`, `sin prp`.
(The existing `sin eval` — Golden-Dataset runner from issue #75 — is
preserved unchanged; the new harness lives at `sin evalset` to avoid
a cobra `Use:` collision.)

### Notes
- `go test -race` clean across all six new packages. No new third-party
dependencies (`gopkg.in/yaml.v3` was already transitively present in
`go.sum`).
- The new systems are *additive* — they do not modify the existing
`internal/agentloop` package. The chat command can opt into the
learner by calling `learning.New(...)` and invoking the lifecycle
methods around its loop run; the default is "no learning wired" so
the chat behavior is unchanged for existing users.

## [v3.17.0] - 2026-06-13

### Added
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[![test-gate](https://img.shields.io/badge/test--gate-passing-brightgreen)](#)
[![ecosystem-sync](https://img.shields.io/badge/ecosystem--sync-passing-brightgreen)](#)
[![version](https://img.shields.io/badge/version-v3.15.0-blue)](https://github.com/OpenSIN-Code/SIN-Code/releases)
[![version](https://img.shields.io/badge/version-v3.17.0-blue)](https://github.com/OpenSIN-Code/SIN-Code/releases)

## Status

- **Version**: [v3.15.0](https://github.com/OpenSIN-Code/SIN-Code/releases/tag/v3.15.0)
- **Version**: [v3.17.0](https://github.com/OpenSIN-Code/SIN-Code/releases/tag/v3.17.0)
- **Maturity**: Production
- **Language**: Go (single static binary) + Python companion package
- **Tests**: 200+ tests across Go and Python; `go test ./... -race -count=1` is the gate
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## MCP Integration

- **MCP Server**: Go — `sin-code serve` (main binary, 44+ tools); Python legacy — `src/sin_code_bundle/mcp_server.py`
- **Tools**: 39 subcommands, 12 ecosystem skill servers, and external MCP servers (websearch, browser, symfony-lens, etc.)
- **Tools**: 39 subcommands, 34 bundled skills, 12 ecosystem skill servers, and external MCP servers (websearch, browser, symfony-lens, etc.)
- **Register**: Add `sin-code serve` to your MCP client config (see `docs/mcp.json.example`), or register the legacy Python server via `sin mcp register sin-serve src/sin_code_bundle/mcp_server.py`

## Development
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**Go-Native SCA (v3.15.0):** `sin security` now uses a native Go SCA client for Go projects, parsing `go.mod` and invoking `grype` JSON output directly.

## Bundled Skills (v3.17.0)

SIN-Code ships **34 bundled skills** embedded in the binary, installable via `sin-code skills list|install`. Skills are organized into category directories and follow a unified naming convention `skill-<category>-<name>`.

```bash
sin-code skills list # list all bundled skills
sin-code skills install skill-code-audit # install a skill to ~/.config/opencode/skills
```

**Categories:**

| Category | Example skills |
|---|---|
| `browser-skills` | `skill-browser-tools` |
| `code-skills` | `skill-code-audit`, `skill-code-build`, `skill-code-codocs`, `skill-code-create`, `skill-code-docs`, `skill-code-mcp-builder`, `skill-code-plan`, `skill-code-refactor`, `skill-code-spec` |
| `debug-skills` | `skill-debug-deep` |
| `design-skills` | `skill-design-frontend`, `skill-design-image` |
| `ecosystem-skills` | `skill-ecosystem-context`, `skill-ecosystem-marketplace` |
| `github-skills` | `skill-github-account`, `skill-github-actions`, `skill-github-app`, `skill-github-governance` |
| `infrastructure-skills` | `skill-infrastructure-cloudflare`, `skill-infrastructure-oci-vm`, `skill-infrastructure-supabase` |
| `memory-skills` | `skill-memory-honcho`, `skill-memory-honcho-rollback`, `skill-memory-infisical` |
| `planning-skills` | `skill-planning-enterprise` |
| `process-skills` | `skill-process-goal`, `skill-process-grill`, `skill-process-scheduler` |
| `shop-skills` | `skill-shop-cj-dropshipping`, `skill-shop-stripe`, `skill-shop-tiktok` |

Each skill contains `SKILL.md`, `context/`, `frameworks/`, `tasks/`, `templates/`, and a `LICENSE` file. External skills copied from `Infra-SIN-OpenCode-Stack` are tagged with `lifecycle: external` and `sources` in their metadata.

## Quick Start

```bash
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# adapters/ — concrete adapters to real SIN-Code packages

Each file in this package owns one adapter. Together they implement
the abstract interfaces declared by:

- `internal/hooklife` (`Verifier`, `Ledger`, `TypeChecker`)
- `internal/instinct` (`Completer`, `MemorySink`)

## Wiring pattern

The wiring layer (`internal/wiring`) constructs concrete adapters
and passes them into the systems that need them. Production code in
`cmd/sin-code` reads config / env, builds the LLM client, opens the
memory + ledger + verify stores, and assembles the whole graph
once at startup.

## Fail-soft contract

Adapters never panic. The instinct observer and the hook runner
both already fail soft: a bad adapter call falls back to
heuristics, an unconfigured adapter no-ops. This means a partially
wired binary still works — it just runs the cheaper path.

## Related files

- `internal/wiring/` — the builder
- `internal/hooklife/builtin.go` — the consumer of `Verifier` / `Ledger` / `TypeChecker`
- `internal/instinct/manager.go` — the consumer of `MemorySink`
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// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
// Purpose: concrete adapters that implement the abstract hooklife /
// instinct interfaces against SIN-Code's real packages. Each file
// in this package owns ONE adapter.
// Docs: adapters.doc.md
package adapters

import (
"context"
"strings"

"github.com/OpenSIN-Code/SIN-Code/cmd/sin-code/internal/llm"
"github.com/OpenSIN-Code/SIN-Code/cmd/sin-code/internal/memory"
"github.com/OpenSIN-Code/SIN-Code/cmd/sin-code/internal/verify"
)

// VerifyGate adapts the real verify.Gate to the hooklife.Verifier
// interface. Uses the gate's Run(ctx, workdir) -> Result contract
// (passed bool, report string, err error).
type VerifyGate struct {
Gate *verify.Gate
}

// QualityGate implements hooklife.Verifier.
func (a VerifyGate) QualityGate(ctx context.Context, workdir string) (bool, string, error) {
if a.Gate == nil {
return true, "", nil
}
res := a.Gate.Run(ctx, workdir)
return res.Passed, res.Report, nil
}

// MemoryBridge adapts the real memory.Store to the
// instinct.MemorySink interface. Each instinct observation is
// stored as a Memory{Insight, Tags=[domain]}.
type MemoryBridge struct {
Store *memory.Store
}

// RecordInstinct implements instinct.MemorySink.
func (b MemoryBridge) RecordInstinct(_ context.Context, trigger, action, domain string, confidence float64) error {
if b.Store == nil {
return nil
}
return b.Store.Add(&memory.Memory{
Insight: "instinct: " + trigger + " -> " + action,
Tags: []string{"instinct", domain, "confidence:" + ftoa2(confidence)},
})
}

// BackgroundCompleter adapts the LLM client to instinct.Completer.
// Uses the supplied cheap model alias (e.g. an Anthropic Haiku
// alias) for mining.
type BackgroundCompleter struct {
Client *llm.Client
Model string
}

// Complete implements instinct.Completer. Never returns an error —
// the LLMExtractor falls back to the heuristic pass on any failure.
func (c BackgroundCompleter) Complete(ctx context.Context, system, user string) (string, error) {
if c.Client == nil {
return "", nil
}
model := c.Model
if model == "" {
model = "anthropic/claude-haiku-4-5"
}
resp, err := c.Client.Chat(ctx, llm.ChatRequest{
Model: model,
Messages: []llm.Message{
{Role: "system", Content: system},
{Role: "user", Content: user},
},
})
if err != nil {
return "", err
}
return resp.ExtractText(), nil
}

func ftoa2(f float64) string {
// 2-decimal float → "0.45" / "0.90"
whole := int(f)
frac := int((f-float64(whole))*100+0.5) * 1
if frac < 0 {
frac = -frac
}
s := intToStr(frac)
if len(s) < 2 {
s = "0" + s
}
return intToStr(whole) + "." + s
}

func intToStr(n int) string {
if n == 0 {
return "0"
}
neg := n < 0
if neg {
n = -n
}
var b [20]byte
i := len(b)
for n > 0 {
i--
b[i] = byte('0' + n%10)
n /= 10
}
if neg {
i--
b[i] = '-'
}
return string(b[i:])
}

// containsAny is a small helper used by tests and adapters alike.
func containsAny(s string, subs ...string) bool {
for _, sub := range subs {
if strings.Contains(s, sub) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
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