feat: update package.json files array to use consolidated AI.md

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Summary

Updates the package.json files array to align with the new consolidated AI instruction approach, removing platform-specific files and streamlining the published package.

Changes Made

✅ Consolidated AI Instructions

• Removed: and from files array
• Added: as the single consolidated AI instruction file
• Rationale: Aligns with the new approach where the installer deploys to project roots

✅ Streamlined Package Content

• Removed: directory from published package
• Rationale: Architecture Decision Records are internal development documentation and don't need to be distributed to users

✅ Preserved Essential Functionality

• Kept: directory in files array
• Rationale: Essential for npx installation functionality ()

Impact

• Users: Will receive the consolidated file instead of platform-specific instruction files
• Package Size: Slightly reduced by removing internal documentation
• Functionality: No breaking changes - all installation methods continue to work
• Maintenance: Simplified by having a single AI instruction file

Files Changed

• • Updated files array to reflect new AI instruction approach

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PR Review: Update package.json for Consolidated AI Instructions

Summary of Changes

This pull request modifies the package.json file to update the list of files included in the published npm package. It removes references to platform-specific AI instruction files (CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md) and the internal adrs/ (Architecture Decision Records) directory. In their place, a single, consolidated AI.md file is added to the package.

Strengths of the Implementation

1. Excellent PR Description: The description is a model of clarity. It effectively communicates the "what," "why," and "impact" of the changes, making the review process straightforward.
2. Package Slimming: Removing the adrs/ directory is a great best practice. Internal development documentation does not belong in the production package distributed to users. This reduces unnecessary download size and clutter in the user's node_modules directory.
3. Maintenance Simplification: Consolidating CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md into a single AI.md file is a smart move. It simplifies future maintenance, ensuring consistency and reducing the chance of one file becoming outdated relative to the others.
4. Low-Risk Change: The modification is confined to a single configuration file (package.json) and is easy to understand and revert if necessary.

Issues or Concerns

While the change itself is positive, it raises a critical question about completeness.

1. Potential for Broken Installation Logic (High Concern)
   The PR description states, "the installer deploys AI.md to project roots." This implies there is a script (likely install.sh or a file within bin/) that copies files from the package into a user's project.

   This PR only changes package.json. It does not include the necessary updates to the installer script itself. If the installer script still contains logic that looks for CLAUDE.md or GEMINI.md, the installation process will fail for users after this change is merged and published.

Suggestions for Improvement

1. Include Installer Script Updates: To ensure this change is not a breaking one, the PR should be updated to include the modifications to any installation scripts (install.sh, bin/*, etc.). These scripts must be changed to look for and use the new AI.md file instead of the old files.

2. Verify Package Contents Manually: Before merging, it's a good practice to confirm the package contents. This can be done by running npm pack in the root of the repository. This command creates a .tgz file, which is exactly what gets published to npm. You can then inspect its contents to verify that:

   • AI.md is present.
   • CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md are absent.
   • The adrs/ directory is absent.

3. Audit Project Documentation: Perform a quick search across the repository (especially in README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md) for any lingering references to CLAUDE.md or GEMINI.md to ensure all documentation is consistent with this new approach.

Review by Focus Area

• Code Quality & Best Practices: The change in package.json aligns with best practices for publishing lean npm packages.
• Potential Bugs or Issues: High risk. The potential for a broken installer script is the main issue. The change is incomplete without it.
• Security Concerns: None. This change has no security implications.
• Performance Implications: Positive. The resulting package will be slightly smaller, leading to marginally faster downloads and installations for users.
• Test Coverage: This type of change is typically verified through integration or end-to-end testing of the installation process. At a minimum, a manual npm pack verification and a test run of the installer (npx ...) in a clean directory are required.
• Documentation Updates Needed: The README.md and other user-facing docs may need updating if they explicitly mention the old file names.

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Overall Recommendation

Request Changes

The intent behind this PR is excellent, but in its current state, it is incomplete and carries a high risk of breaking the installation functionality. The changes make sense, but they cannot be approved until the corresponding updates to the installer scripts are included in the pull request.

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Pull Request Review

PR Title: Update package.json files array for consolidated AI instructions

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Summary of Changes

This pull request aims to streamline the npm package by consolidating multiple platform-specific AI instruction files (CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md) into a single, generic AI.md. It also removes the adrs/ directory from the published package to reduce its size. The install.sh script is updated to handle the new AI.md file, and a new test is added to test-install.sh to verify this behavior.

Strengths of the Implementation

1. Good Rationale: The goal of consolidating configuration and instruction files is excellent. It simplifies package maintenance and provides a more consistent experience for users, aligning with the "single source of truth" principle.
2. Package Slimming: Removing the adrs/ directory from the published package is a great best practice. Internal development artifacts do not need to be distributed to end-users, and this reduces download size.
3. Test-Driven Approach: It's commendable that a new test case was added to test-install.sh to cover the new functionality. This shows a commitment to quality and regression prevention.
4. Robust Shell Scripting: The use of realpath in install.sh to prevent copying a file onto itself is a clever and robust way to handle edge cases where the script might be run from the project root. The use of a single-quoted heredoc ('EOF') is also a best practice, as it prevents shell expansion of variables within the text block.

Issues and Concerns

1. Code Quality & Potential Bugs

• Critical Issue: Unconditional Overwrite of AI.md
  The install.sh script will overwrite an existing AI.md in the user's project root every time it is run. The logic cp "AI.md" "$PROJECT_ROOT/" is only protected by a check that the source and destination are not the exact same file. However, it does not check if a file already exists at the destination.
  Impact: This is a breaking change. Any user who has customized their AI.md file will lose their changes the next time they install/update a package that triggers this postinstall script. The expected behavior is to only create the file if it doesn't already exist.

• Logic Flaw: Redundant AI.md Creation
  The script first checks if [ ! -f "AI.md" ] and creates a default file from a heredoc if it's missing. This check looks for AI.md in the current working directory (the user's project root). However, a few lines later, the script unconditionally copies the AI.md from the package directory over to the project root, overwriting the file that was just created. This makes the heredoc block both confusing and redundant.

2. Test Coverage

• Missing Critical Test Case: The new test (Test 9) verifies that AI.md is created if it is missing. However, it does not test the overwrite scenario. A crucial test is missing:
  1. Create a mock AI.md in the test directory with unique content (e.g., echo "custom content" > AI.md).
  2. Run install.sh.
  3. Assert that the AI.md file still contains "custom content" and was not overwritten.
     Without this test, the critical bug mentioned above is not caught by the test suite.

3. Documentation Updates Needed

• Misleading PR Description: The description claims "No breaking changes". Due to the file overwrite issue, this is currently incorrect. This statement must be removed or revised after the bug is fixed.

Suggestions for Improvement

1. Prevent File Overwriting:
   The core logic in install.sh should be changed to only copy AI.md if it doesn't already exist in the project root.

   Current Logic:

   # Only copy if source and destination are different
   if [ "$(realpath AI.md)" != "$(realpath "$PROJECT_ROOT/AI.md" 2>/dev/null || echo "$PROJECT_ROOT/AI.md")" ]; then
       cp "AI.md" "$PROJECT_ROOT/"
   else
       echo "AI.md already exists in project root, skipping copy"
   fi

   Suggested Fix:

   # Copy AI.md to the project root only if it doesn't already exist there.
   if [ ! -f "$PROJECT_ROOT/AI.md" ]; then
       echo "AI.md not found in project root. Copying default version..."
       cp "AI.md" "$PROJECT_ROOT/"
   else
       echo "User's AI.md already exists in project root, skipping copy."
   fi

2. Simplify install.sh Logic:
   With the fix above, the backward-compatibility heredoc block that creates a default AI.md is no longer needed. The AI.md file included in the npm package serves as the definitive source for new installations. The script can be simplified by removing this entire block:

   # This entire block can be removed
   if [ ! -f "AI.md" ]; then
       echo -e "${YELLOW}AI.md not found, creating default AI.md...${NC}"
       cat > "AI.md" << 'EOF'
       ...
       EOF
   fi

3. Improve Test Coverage:
   Add a new test case to test-install.sh that specifically verifies that an existing AI.md is not overwritten.

   Example Test Case:

   echo ""
   echo "Test 10: Installer does not overwrite existing custom AI.md"
   echo "----------------------------------------------------------"
   # Setup: Create a custom AI.md
   CUSTOM_CONTENT="This is a custom AI.md file that should not be overwritten."
   echo "$CUSTOM_CONTENT" > AI.md
   
   # Run installer
   ./install.sh &> /dev/null # Suppress output for clean test log
   
   # Verify
   if grep -q "$CUSTOM_CONTENT" AI.md; then
       echo -e "${GREEN}✓ Test 10 passed: Custom AI.md was preserved${NC}"
   else
       echo -e "${RED}✗ Test 10 failed: Custom AI.md was overwritten!${NC}"
       exit 1
   fi
   # Cleanup for next test
   rm -f AI.md

Overall Recommendation

Request Changes

The pull request has a clear and valuable goal, but the current implementation in install.sh introduces a critical, breaking bug that could lead to data loss for users who have customized their AI.md file. The test suite also needs to be improved to cover this scenario.

Once the install.sh script is updated to prevent file overwrites and the corresponding test case is added, this PR will be in excellent shape to approve.

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Implementation Completed Successfully ✅

The installer refactoring has been completed with significant improvements:

Key Changes

• Reorganized structure: Moved test-install.sh to tests/ directory for better organization
• Simplified logic: Removed complex AI.md auto-generation, now requires it to exist in source
• Improved UX: Clearer error messages and more predictable behavior
• Enhanced reliability: All 10 test scenarios continue to pass

Technical Benefits

• Reduced code complexity by ~30 lines
• Eliminated edge cases in path resolution
• "Fail fast" approach prevents confusing auto-generation behavior
• Better maintainability for future updates

Test Coverage

All installer functionality verified:

• Default and custom directory installation
• File structure validation
• Overwrite scenarios
• Path handling with spaces
• AI.md preservation logic
• System directory protection

The installer now has cleaner, more predictable behavior while maintaining full backward compatibility. Ready for merge! 🚀

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Pull Request Review

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Summary of Changes

This pull request refactors the package content and installation logic. The primary goal is to consolidate multiple platform-specific AI instruction files (CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md) into a single, generic AI.md.

Key changes include:

1. package.json: The files array is updated to remove CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md, and the internal adrs/ directory, while adding the new consolidated AI.md.
2. install.sh: The installation script is modified to copy AI.md to the current working directory. Crucially, it now checks if AI.md already exists and will not overwrite a user-customized version.
3. tests/test-install.sh: The test script has been significantly improved. It's been moved into a tests/ directory, made more robust by setting the correct working directory, and expanded with new test cases that explicitly validate the new AI.md installation logic (both for when the file is missing and when it already exists).

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Strengths of the Implementation

1. Simplification and Maintainability: Consolidating to a single AI.md and removing internal documentation (adrs/) from the published package are excellent changes. This simplifies the project structure, reduces package size, and makes future maintenance easier.
2. Improved User Experience: The single most important improvement is in install.sh. The old script would have blindly overwritten AI.md on every run. The new logic (if [ ! -f "./AI.md" ]) respects user modifications, which is a critical feature for a file that users are encouraged to customize. This is a fantastic, non-destructive design choice.
3. High-Quality Test Coverage: The updates to the test suite are exemplary.
   • Robustness: Adding cd "$(dirname "$0")/.." at the start of the test script ensures tests run from a predictable location (the project root), eliminating a common source of flakiness in shell script tests.
   • Thoroughness: The addition of Test 9 (copying AI.md when missing) and Test 10 (preserving AI.md when it exists) demonstrates a clear understanding of the changes made and validates the new logic perfectly.
   • Organization: Moving the script to tests/test-install.sh is a good organizational practice.

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Issues or Concerns

I have no major blocking concerns. The implementation is solid. The following are minor observations for consideration.

1. Behavioral Change in AI.md Installation Path:
   • Previous: cp "AI.md" "$(realpath "$INSTALL_DIR/..")"
   • Current: cp "AI.md" "./AI.md"
   • The old logic was arguably more robust in determining the "project root" by navigating up from the installation directory (docs/ by default). The new logic assumes the user runs the script from the project root (./). This is a safe assumption for common use cases like npx <package-name>, but it is a subtle change in behavior. However, the comprehensive test suite gives high confidence that this works as intended in expected scenarios.

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Suggestions for Improvement

1. (Minor) Add a Comment to install.sh: To clarify the design choice mentioned above, a small comment in install.sh could be helpful for future maintainers.

   # File: install.sh
   
   # ...
   # Copy AI.md to current directory (where script is running)
   # This assumes the script is executed from the project root, which is the
   # standard behavior for npx and npm scripts.
   echo "Copying AI.md to current directory..."
   if [ ! -f "./AI.md" ]; then
   # ...

2. (Minor) Clarify cp -r Comment: The comment for copying the dictionary directory says it will "merge". While cp -r does behave like a merge for non-conflicting files, it will overwrite any files that already exist in the destination. The behavior is likely desired (to update the dictionary definitions), but the comment could be slightly more precise.

   # File: install.sh
   
   # ...
   echo "Copying dictionary directory..."
   # Use cp -r to copy the dictionary. This will overwrite existing dictionary
   # files with the latest versions but preserve any other user-added files.
   if [ -d "$INSTALL_DIR/dictionary" ]; then
   # ...

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Overall Recommendation

Approve 👍

This is a high-quality pull request that successfully achieves its stated goals. The changes simplify the package, significantly improve the user experience by making the installation script non-destructive, and are backed by a robust and comprehensive set of tests. The developer has clearly thought through the implications of their changes and has validated them thoroughly. The minor suggestions above are for consideration and do not block approval. Excellent work.

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