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@ccdd/project

v6.0.1

Published

Pull-based project validation, review history and request-scoped CCDD execution

Readme

@ccdd/project

Version 4 project validation, review history, CLI, Broker, Executors and optional local monitor. Use Node 22 LTS, at least 22.19.0. Install with npm install --ignore-scripts @ccdd/core@^4 @ccdd/project@^4; default tools are optional.

Each folder with ccdd.json is an Artifact that owns its Critics and script views. Child folders, mounts and instruction references derive dependencies. Cycles are supported. A ready Critic never waits for another PASS, while final validation needs matching actual evidence throughout the required scope.

ccdd-project config check
ccdd-project status
ccdd-project plan implementation --recursive
ccdd-project verify implementation --recursive --wait
ccdd-project verify --critic implementation/tests --wait
ccdd-project run show RUN_ID

Individual verification preserves selected results and reports missing other required evidence as INCOMPLETE. --recursive includes that evidence's Critics. --force reevaluates selected Critics. Matching actual PASS is reused; no stale state is persisted. Queries execute no scripts and create no tickets or stores.

State defaults to ~/.local/state/ccdd/<workspace-path-hash>, configurable with --state-dir or CCDD_STATE_HOME. State and all output must remain outside reviewed input. Reviews use the unchanged supplied workspace directly through execution and Human waiting. Users may provide a separate worktree with --repo.

With --wait: 0=fulfilled, 1=RED, 2=ERROR, 3=timeout, 4=incomplete. Without waiting, inspect the returned Run status; acceptance is not completion. request claim, request tool and request submit perform explicit local Human actions. doctor, tools check and monitor are supported.

ccdd exposes the same commands. There is no legacy run/config/group/generated compatibility path. Historical input versions are result-only, never reused or resumed. See the repository guides.

License

MIT.