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@gpcola/devplan-tracker

v1.0.2

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Dependency-free DEVPLAN tracker CLI and repository pack for software projects.

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Readme

DEVPLAN Tracker

A dependency-free DEVPLAN tracker for any software repository. It keeps a human-readable devplan/DEVPLAN.md and machine-readable devplan/DEVPLAN-STATE.json aligned so humans, CI, and AI agents can see what is planned, blocked, done, and release-critical.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or newer; Node.js 22 LTS is recommended.
  • No runtime dependencies and no external services.

Quick start in this repo

node scripts/devplan.mjs validate
node scripts/devplan.mjs status
node scripts/devplan.mjs next
node scripts/devplan.mjs report --output /tmp/devplan-report.md
node scripts/devplan.mjs readiness

The default layout is:

devplan/
  DEVPLAN.md
  DEVPLAN-STATE.json
  devplan.config.json
  docs/
  reports/
  schemas/

Install into another repository

From a checkout of this package:

node install.mjs --target /path/to/repo

From GitHub once this repository is pushed:

npx github:gpcola/devplan-tracker init

After npm publication:

npx @1lg/devplan-tracker init

The installer skips existing files unless --force is provided. If the target has a package.json, scripts from package-scripts.json are merged without removing existing scripts. If no package.json exists, the installer prints manual script instructions.

Commands

  • init installs the tracker into devplan/ by default.
  • migrate moves legacy root DEVPLAN.md and DEVPLAN-STATE.json files into devplan/.
  • status prints project, branch, status counts, and milestones.
  • validate checks JSON parsing, schema version, metadata, statuses, unique IDs, milestone references, required item fields, and devplan/DEVPLAN.md references.
  • next lists the highest-priority open work.
  • report emits a Markdown report.
  • readiness exits successfully only when no release-critical items are blocked or open.
  • list filters tracked items.
  • add-milestone, add-item, update, remove-item, link-item, and protect mutate state safely.

Installer options

  • --target <path> installs into another repository.
  • --force overwrites existing tracker files and package scripts.
  • --root-files uses the legacy root-level layout.
  • --local-only adds installed tracker files to .gitignore for local-only use.

Agent rule

Any PR that changes tracked work must update devplan/DEVPLAN-STATE.json in the same PR. Completed work needs evidence and success conditions must remain testable.

More documentation

See devplan/docs/USAGE.md, devplan/docs/GOVERNANCE.md, devplan/docs/AGENT-INSTRUCTIONS.md, devplan/docs/CI.md, and devplan/docs/MIGRATION.md.