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@jigoooo/triphos-frontend-bootstrap

v0.12.6

Published

npx installer and dual-plugin marketplace source for Triphos frontend bootstrapping.

Readme

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triphos-frontend-bootstrap

A Triphos frontend bootstrap tool for Claude Code and Codex.

Install

npx @jigoooo/triphos-frontend-bootstrap@latest

After install:

  • plugin setup
  • global tfb install
  • project bootstrap via triphos-frontend-init
  • updates via tfb update
  • cleanup via tfb delete

Supports:

  • Claude Code
  • Codex

Runtime Activation

  • Generated or adopted repositories carry tracked .codex/config.toml, .codex/hooks.json, and .claude/settings.json.
  • Codex hooks depend on codex_hooks = true in .codex/config.toml.
  • Claude uses project-level .claude/settings.json; .claude/settings.local.json overrides it locally when present.
  • Policy files existing in a repo and runtime activation being effective are separate concerns. Use the doctor flow to verify both.

Lifecycle Responsibilities

| Surface | Responsibility | | --- | --- | | install scripts | register plugin, sync marketplace/skills, report activation prerequisites | | doctor | diagnose Codex activation, Claude settings precedence, and install health | | hooks | run conditional stop-time verification only when relevant files changed | | skills | scaffold/adopt baseline and align codebases | | docs | record official runtime assumptions and operational recovery paths |

Main skill

  • triphos-frontend-init Creates a new Triphos frontend project from the bundled template. This is the default target for the strong Triphos harness.
  • triphos-frontend-adopt Explicitly opts an existing frontend project into the same Triphos runtime, tooling, API, documentation, and verification baseline used by the template.

Policy skills

  • triphos-fsd-refactor Used for FSD cleanup, boundary repair, and moving code into the right slice or layer.
  • triphos-react-lint-rules Used to align code with React 19, React Compiler, hooks, and linting conventions.
  • triphos-api-client-setup Used after the baseline is in place when a project needs additional entity APIs, raw API migration, or deeper @jigoooo/api-client customization.

Project generation happens inside Claude/Codex through the triphos-frontend-init skill. The strong harness is meant for generated repositories by default. Existing projects only get the same contract through an explicit triphos-frontend-adopt migration. When the generated project is standalone, the init flow also initializes git and creates an initial commit after verification. When the project is created inside a parent repository, nested git bootstrap is skipped.

Cleanup

tfb delete

This removes the installed Triphos plugin from Claude and Codex, deletes synced Codex skills, and cleans the Claude plugin cache and marketplace clone when no Triphos install remains. It keeps the global tfb CLI installed.

Model Routing Strategy

This plugin routes agents to different models based on task complexity, reducing token costs. Even if the user runs the main session on Opus (or GPT-5.5), subagents are automatically routed as follows.

Model per Agent

| Agent | Claude | Codex | reasoning_effort | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | frontend-bootstrap-planner | opus | gpt-5.5 | high | | frontend-bootstrap-executor | sonnet | gpt-5.4 | medium | | frontend-bootstrap-verifier | haiku | gpt-5.4-mini | low | | frontend-bootstrap-refactor-reviewer | sonnet | gpt-5.4 | medium |

check-model-routing.mjsagents/*.md frontmatter model:과 위 표가 일치하는지 매 verify:repo에서 검증한다. 어느 한쪽이 변경되면 다른 쪽도 같이 갱신할 것.

Model per Skill (single-call)

  • triphos-theme-setup, triphos-react-lint-rules: Claude model: haiku, Codex gpt-5.4-mini recommended.

Recommended Codex profile config

~/.codex/config.toml:

[profiles.plan]
model = "gpt-5.5"
model_reasoning_effort = "high"

[profiles.exec]
model = "gpt-5.4-mini"
model_reasoning_effort = "low"

Start with codex --profile plan / codex --profile exec.

Environment variable escape hatch

To temporarily force all subagents to a cheaper model:

CLAUDE_CODE_SUBAGENT_MODEL=haiku claude

See .claude/plans/staged-chasing-acorn.md or the ADR for full rationale.