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Two kickoff briefs intended to be opened in Claude Code sessions with access to the target codebase (Harbour, MDIS) to drive Epic-planning conversations against the ai-development-stack standard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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AI Development Stack
An opinionated stack for software projects where coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) do most of the implementation work. Includes the rationale, a full specification, and a working template.
What's in this repo
docs/standard.md— The case for the standard. The "why." Suitable for sharing with collaborators, customers, or anyone evaluating whether to adopt it.docs/scaffold.md— The full specification. The "what" and "how": directory layout, configuration files, AGENTS.md content, recipes, and verification checklist.template/— The working scaffold the spec describes. New projects use this as a template.
How to use it
For a new project: copy or clone the template/ directory, run scripts/bootstrap.sh, pick a backend lane (Python by default), and start building.
For a deeper read: start with docs/standard.md for the rationale, then docs/scaffold.md for the implementation details.
Status
Initial commit captures the standard and the scaffold spec. The template/ directory will be populated incrementally against the verification checklist in docs/scaffold.md §13.
License
[Choose a license — MIT or similar recommended.]