armenr/ctx-fieldbook

A per-repo system for managing context, local work state, and knowledge

This repository also configures its own agents. See what ctx-fieldbook tells them →

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16Mods indexed here, across every type
3mo agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
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completion-agent

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armenr/ctx-fieldbook

Agent Claude Code

Firsthand gate-reproduction leg — the FIRST verifier at wave close, before the independent merge-gate verifier and before the orchestrator integrates or commits. Reruns the quality gates itself ({{BUILDCMD}} · {{LINTCMD}} · {{TESTCMD}} · {{FMTCMD}}), proves IMPL→WIRED reachability, reads the fenced diff, and returns a…

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docs-sync

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armenr/ctx-fieldbook

Agent Claude Code

Gate-injected, diff-driven documentation reconciler. Dispatched INSIDE an implementation gate (post-implement, after the build/lint/test gate is green and the change is proven reachable, before the review leg) with the applied diff for one work-unit / wave; it triages doc-impact and INCREMENTALLY updates ONLY the docs…

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quality-engineer

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armenr/ctx-fieldbook

Agent Claude Code

Owns test STRATEGY and the adversarial falsifier discipline for {{PROJECTNAME}}. Dispatch BEFORE a change to design the attack matrix it must survive — RED-on-HEAD falsifiers with proven non-vacuous controls; dispatch AFTER to review that the landed tests give honest, multi-path coverage and that IMPL is actually…

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recon-verifier

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armenr/ctx-fieldbook

Agent Claude Code

Clean-context integration verifier for the merge gate. Dispatched fresh-context, ≠ the builder, ≠ any in-workflow reviewer, to re-derive a work-unit's / charter's risky invariants against the LIVE tree — IMPL→WIRED reachability, blast radius, cross-boundary effects — and report findings for the orchestrator's merge…

not rated 5 3mo ago A 87 tokens

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