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agentpack.contractspec

Canonical repository-local Claude, Codex, and agent guidance for ContractSpec consumers.

@lssm-tech/agentpack.contractspec
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@lssm-tech/agentpack.contractspec

Canonical repository-local guidance for teams consuming ContractSpec packages. It supplies marker-owned Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Cursor rules, compact catalog memory, adoption hooks, one adoption skill, and local MCP wiring.

contractspec init materializes this pack into the repository-local agentpacks cache and invokes the existing agentpacks compiler. User-owned AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md content is preserved by agentpacks managed markers. The pack never writes global Claude Desktop or Codex configuration.

Claude Code hooks use the Claude blocking protocol (--host claudecode), so an adoption denial actually blocks in Claude Code instead of surfacing as a non-blocking exit code, and an adoption review follows the session permission mode (no prompt in bypassPermissions/dontAsk, where the review is deferred and recorded; a prompt in default; a deny in plan). A workspace that has not enabled Connect (connect.enabled, off by default) is not prompted: the adoption hooks stay silent there. The shell hook matches both Bash and PowerShell, and SessionStart runs contractspec can-help catalog status --host claudecode, which adds one line of catalog context (version, source, freshness, content hash, counts, and the can-help discovery command) instead of raw JSON. These hooks need a ContractSpec CLI that supports can-help catalog status --host and connect hook adoption ... --host. The catalog memory rule loads only when package manifests or .contractspec/** files are read.

The adoption skill activates for capability selection, replacement, or a new public surface/dependency. It uses current catalog provenance and task-bound Connect decisions, then verifies affected consumers. Routine unrelated edits do not need an adoption ceremony.

Published rule/skill files and the materialized contractSpecAgentPackFiles map are one surface; bun test src/index.test.ts checks their parity.

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Agentpack Contractspec

Canonical repository-local Claude, Codex, and agent guidance for ContractSpec consumers.

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  • Adopt canonical repository-local claude, codex, and agent guidance for contractspec consumers

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  • TypeScript

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buildcontractspec-bun-build build
build:bundlecontractspec-bun-build transpile
build:typescontractspec-bun-build types
lint:checknode ../../../scripts/biome.cjs check .
testbun test
typechecktsgo --noEmit
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