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@adlc/runner

v1.4.1

Published

Artifact-asserting ADLC phase runner for deterministic gate completion checks.

Readme

@adlc/runner

Artifact-asserting phase runner for ADLC.

Usage

adlc run p5 --ticket T1 --dir .adlc --json
adlc run p6 --ticket T1 --dir .adlc

The runner does not treat "a command ran" as a gate. It checks .adlc/manifest.jsonl for the evidence each phase requires. P3, P4, P5, and P6 evidence must be scoped to a ticket; adlc run p3, adlc run p4, adlc run p5, and adlc run p6 fail operationally without --ticket.

For normal git worktree use, omit --revision. P5 and P6 use the current content fingerprint and fail closed if reviewed content changes. Committing the exact content reviewed at P5 does not move the fingerprint; changing tracked content, ignored ADLC control files such as .adlc/tickets.json, or untracked non-artifact files after P5 makes P6 fail closed until P5 is re-run.

Explicit --revision is an offline selector for recorded manifest and artifact evidence. When supplied, the runner verifies the matching manifest entries, transcript hashes, review packet hashes, ticket hash when available, and P6 packet/snapshot hashes without comparing against the live git worktree.

Standard generated artifacts such as the active manifest/lock files, the exact packet path passed to adlc accept --packet ..., and any exact snapshot paths passed with --before/--after do not move the P6 fingerprint. In-worktree P6 packet and snapshot paths must live under .adlc/ or .omo/evidence/; source paths are rejected before they can become fingerprint exclusions. The runner records hashes for the packet and snapshots and re-verifies them at adlc run p6, so accepted behavior evidence is tamper-evident even though its paths are excluded from the worktree fingerprint.

Exit codes

  • 0: required phase artifacts are present
  • 1: operational error
  • 2: required phase artifacts are missing

ADLC phase

Cross-phase. This package gives CI and Codex skills one stable command for asserting phase completion.