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@elvis1513/auto-coding-skill

v5.0.4

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CLI installer for project-owned engineering constitution, environment, and change-record documentation.

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Keywords

agentsskilldocumentationengineering-constitutionenvironment-noteschange-log

Readme

auto-coding-skill

auto-coding-skill 5.x provides detailed general engineering guidance plus a small documentation layout. It is not a workflow engine.

It does not require a Gate, classification, task lifecycle, worktree, Reviewer, test route, design record, Jenkins check, or deployment check.

Install

npm install -g @elvis1513/auto-coding-skill
autocoding init

Initialization installs a managed general AGENTS.md and this lightweight documentation layout:

docs/ENVIRONMENT.md
docs/PROJECT.md
docs/architecture/
docs/design/
docs/interfaces/
docs/deployment/
docs/product/

docs/ENVIRONMENT.md is managed shared context and is refreshed on each init/sync. It records common endpoints and ports without empty project credential fields. docs/PROJECT.md is project-owned and never overwritten; use it for project-specific configuration and project-approved credential records.

Only AGENTS.md and docs/ENVIRONMENT.md are refreshed by later init or sync runs. Project documents are created only when missing and are never overwritten. Documentation is optional: record durable facts only when the user asks or when they will help future work. Do not create a document for every task, review, test, or commit.

Commands

autocoding init
autocoding sync --projects /path/project-a,/path/project-b
autocoding status --projects . --json

These commands only install, preserve, and report documentation. They never run project tests, validation, Gates, reviews, builds, Jenkins jobs, deployment, or other external-system operations.