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Summary

Complete installation of the CCPM (Claude Code Project Management) framework with all components and documentation. CCPM enables spec-driven development using GitHub Issues and Git worktrees for parallel agent execution.

What Was Added

Core Framework

  • ccpm/ directory with complete framework structure
  • ccpm/scripts/pm/ - 15 executable PM scripts
  • ccpm/agents/ - 4 specialized agent definitions
  • ccpm/commands/ - 50+ command definitions (pm, context, testing)
  • ccpm/rules/ - 11 coordination and operation rules
  • ccpm/hooks/ - Git hooks and integrations

Documentation

  • docs/CCPM-README.md - Complete system documentation
  • docs/CCPM-AGENTS.md - Agent reference guide
  • docs/CCPM-COMMANDS.md - Full command reference

Test PRD

  • .claude/prds/ccpm-framework-installation.md
    • Comprehensive PRD documenting installation process
    • Root cause analysis and implementation steps
    • Full validation and testing results

Problem Statement

Previous installation only copied .claude/ directory, missing the executable ccpm/ directory entirely. All PM commands were registered but non-functional due to missing scripts.

Solution

Cloned official CCPM repository (https://github.com/automazeio/ccpm) to temporary location and copied missing ccpm/ directory to project root. Preserved existing .claude/ configurations while adding all required executable components.

Validation

  • ✅ All 15 PM scripts execute successfully
  • ✅ System validation passes (/pm:validate)
  • ✅ Commands accessible via /pm:* interface
  • ✅ GitHub integration ready (gh CLI + gh-sub-issue extension)
  • ✅ Created test PRD and epic demonstrating complete workflow

PM Commands Available

PRD Management

  • /pm:prd-new - Create new PRD through brainstorming
  • /pm:prd-parse - Transform PRD into technical epic
  • /pm:prd-list - List all PRDs
  • /pm:prd-edit - Edit existing PRD
  • /pm:prd-status - Show PRD implementation status

Epic Management

  • /pm:epic-decompose - Break epic into task files
  • /pm:epic-sync - Push epic and tasks to GitHub
  • /pm:epic-oneshot - Decompose and sync in one step
  • /pm:epic-list - List all epics
  • /pm:epic-show - Display epic and tasks
  • /pm:epic-status - Show epic progress

Issue Workflow

  • /pm:issue-start - Begin work with specialized agent
  • /pm:issue-sync - Push updates to GitHub
  • /pm:issue-show - Display issue details
  • /pm:issue-close - Mark as complete

Project Management

  • /pm:next - Get next priority task
  • /pm:status - Project dashboard
  • /pm:standup - Daily standup report
  • /pm:blocked - Show blocked tasks
  • /pm:in-progress - List work in progress

Utilities

  • /pm:validate - Check system integrity
  • /pm:help - Command reference
  • /pm:sync - Full bidirectional sync
  • /pm:clean - Archive completed work

System Capabilities Enabled

  • Spec-driven development: PRD → Epic → Tasks → GitHub → Code
  • Parallel execution: Via git worktrees for isolated work
  • Full traceability: From requirement to implementation
  • GitHub Issues: As source of truth for project state
  • Persistent context: Across work sessions

Testing

Created comprehensive test case documenting this installation:

  • PRD: ccpm-framework-installation (status: completed)
  • Epic: ccpm-framework-installation (100% progress)
  • Tasks: 10 tasks documenting investigation through validation
  • Workflow: Validated PRD creation → Epic parsing → Status reporting

Files Changed

  • 91 files added
  • 10,083 insertions
  • All files executable scripts have proper permissions

Breaking Changes

None - This is purely additive functionality.

Migration Notes

No migration needed. CCPM integrates with existing .claude/ structure without modifications.

Next Steps After Merge

  1. Team members can start using /pm:prd-new to create feature requirements
  2. Use /pm:status for project dashboard
  3. Review documentation in docs/CCPM-*.md
  4. Explore commands with /pm:help

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kvnloo and others added 4 commits October 21, 2025 18:07
Add foundational open source community health files following best practices:

- README.md: Comprehensive project overview with features, quick start guide,
  usage examples for SPARC/agents/PM system, and architecture documentation
- CONTRIBUTING.md: Developer guidelines with SPARC methodology, shell script
  style guide, testing requirements, PR process, and agent coordination
- CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md: Contributor Covenant 2.1 community standards
- SECURITY.md: Vulnerability reporting process, security policy, and best
  practices for contributors and users
- docs/github-setup-plan.md: Complete implementation roadmap for repository
  improvements across 4 phases
- TODO.md: Task tracking for CCPM integration (pending installation)

Phase 1 (Core Community Health Files) complete. Enables community
participation and establishes professional project standards.

Note: Placeholders need updating (contact emails, repository URLs)
Install complete Claude Code Project Management (CCPM) framework with all
components and documentation. CCPM enables spec-driven development using
GitHub Issues and Git worktrees for parallel agent execution.

## What Was Added

### Core Framework
- ccpm/ directory with complete framework structure
- ccpm/scripts/pm/ - 15 executable PM scripts
- ccpm/agents/ - Specialized agent definitions
- ccpm/commands/ - Command definitions (pm, context, testing)
- ccpm/rules/ - Coordination and operation rules
- ccpm/hooks/ - Git hooks and integrations

### Documentation
- docs/CCPM-README.md - Complete system documentation
- docs/CCPM-AGENTS.md - Agent reference guide
- docs/CCPM-COMMANDS.md - Full command reference

### Initial PRD
- .claude/prds/ccpm-framework-installation.md
  Comprehensive PRD documenting the installation process,
  root cause analysis, implementation steps, and validation

## Implementation Details

### Root Cause
Previous installation only copied .claude/ directory, missing the
executable ccpm/ directory entirely. All PM commands were registered
but non-functional due to missing scripts.

### Solution
Cloned official CCPM repository (https://github.com/automazeio/ccpm)
to temporary location and copied missing ccpm/ directory to project root.
Preserved existing .claude/ configurations while adding all required
executable components.

### Validation
- ✅ All 15 PM scripts execute successfully
- ✅ System validation passes (pm:validate)
- ✅ Commands accessible via /pm:* interface
- ✅ GitHub integration ready (gh CLI + gh-sub-issue)
- ✅ Created test PRD and epic demonstrating workflow

## System Capabilities

### PM Commands
- PRD Management: prd-new, prd-parse, prd-list, prd-edit, prd-status
- Epic Management: epic-decompose, epic-sync, epic-oneshot, epic-show, epic-list
- Issue Workflow: issue-start, issue-sync, issue-show, issue-close
- Project Status: status, standup, next, blocked, in-progress
- Maintenance: validate, clean, search, help

### Benefits Enabled
- Spec-driven development (PRD → Epic → Tasks → GitHub → Code)
- Parallel execution via git worktrees
- Full traceability from requirement to implementation
- GitHub Issues as source of truth
- Persistent context across work sessions

## Testing

Created comprehensive test case documenting this installation:
- PRD: ccpm-framework-installation (status: completed)
- Epic: ccpm-framework-installation (100% progress)
- 10 tasks documenting investigation through validation
- Full workflow validated: PRD creation → Epic parsing → Status reporting

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add comprehensive GitHub automation and engagement features:

GitHub Actions Workflows:
- shellcheck.yml: Automated shell script linting with ShellCheck
- health-check.yml: Community health file validation (weekly + on changes)
- auto-label.yml: Automatic issue/PR labeling by title, content, and files
- stale.yml: Stale issue/PR management (60 days stale, 14 days close)

Configuration Files:
- dependabot.yml: Weekly GitHub Actions dependency updates
- FUNDING.yml: Sponsorship platform configuration (template)
- CODEOWNERS: Code ownership and automatic review assignment
- markdown-link-check-config.json: Link validation configuration

Features:
- Automatic labeling by type (bug, feature, docs, SPARC, agents)
- PR size labeling (XS/S/M/L/XL)
- File-based labeling (scripts, docs, workflows, config)
- Shell script quality enforcement
- Community health monitoring
- Markdown link validation
- Stale item cleanup with exemptions

Phase 2 (Enhanced GitHub Features) complete. Improves automation,
code quality, and community engagement.

Note: Update placeholders (@YOUR_USERNAME) in CODEOWNERS and
configure funding platforms in FUNDING.yml
Add GitHub repository best practices and automation
@kvnloo kvnloo merged commit b3b1690 into dev Oct 22, 2025
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