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@houserules/plugin-backlog

v0.1.4

Published

houserules plugin: an append-only backlog ledger, with the add skill and reviewer agent around it.

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Keywords

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Readme

@houserules/plugin-backlog

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An agent mid-task that finds real work outside its current scope has two bad options: fix it inline and bloat the diff, or mention it in a chat message that scrolls away and is gone. Neither leaves a record anyone can act on later.

This plugin gives the agent a third option: an append-only ledger it can log a deferred item to in one command, plus a reviewer that gut-checks the entry before it lands.

If your install carries a backlog module id from before the CLI's built-in modules moved into plugins, install this package to restore it under its plugin id.

Install

pnpm add -D @houserules/plugin-backlog
pnpm exec houserules init

Requires @houserules/cli. init is what writes the module into .claude/. This module is off by default, so select it when init asks.

Modules

  • backlog installs .claude/scripts/backlog-log.mjs, a ledger CLI with add, remove, update, move, show, list, and render subcommands. move re-points an entry to a different area, and render regenerates a BACKLOG.md file from the ledger without adding an entry. It also installs the backlog-add skill, which logs an out-of-scope discovery and stops rather than starting work on it, and the backlog-reviewer agent (haiku), which validates format, checks for duplicates, and gut-checks whether a fresh entry is worth tracking before the skill continues.

    A repo-wide entry renders to .claude/ledgers/BACKLOG.md. An entry scoped to a target named in houserules.config.json renders to .claude/ledgers/<target>.BACKLOG.md. The rendered file is generated from the ledger, so a hand edit to it does not survive the next entry.

    The ledger directory is local to the repo and gitignored. @houserules/plugin-github is an optional companion that syncs it to a GitHub Project, which gives the ledger a durable home outside the repo.

Part of houserules

houserules is a portable set of Claude Code infrastructure that keeps the agent's context lean. This is one of twelve first-party plugins. The package list has the rest.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.