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@rasensio/aidlc-content

v1.32.0

Published

Knowledge layer for the [AIDLC](https://github.com/rasensio/aidlc) framework. Contains skills, templates, guidance documents, capability maps, and phase definitions.

Readme

@rasensio/aidlc-content

Knowledge layer for the AIDLC framework. Contains skills, templates, guidance documents, capability maps, and phase definitions.

MIT License

What This Package Contains

This is the single source of truth for what AIDLC knows about lifecycle phases:

  • Skills — Phase-specific markdown documents that activate inside AI coding tools during the appropriate lifecycle phase
  • Templates — Define which phases apply to a given workflow (full feature, quick task, bug fix, spike)
  • Guidance — Detailed guidance layers for quality, security, and best practices
  • Capabilities — Capability maps for each supported AI platform
  • Phases — Phase definitions with entry/exit criteria and gate requirements

Usage

This package is consumed by the @rasensio/aidlc CLI, which compiles these content assets into platform-native formats.

import { loadSkills, loadTemplates } from '@rasensio/aidlc-content';

const skills = await loadSkills();
const templates = await loadTemplates();

How It Fits Together

@rasensio/aidlc-content (this package)
    │
    ├──► CLI compiles ──► platform-specific output (.claude/, .cursor/, .kiro/, …)
    │
    └──► web consumes ──► documentation site

The CLI reads content at compile time to produce installable artifacts. The web package reads it at build time to generate documentation pages.

Direct Usage

Most users should install @rasensio/aidlc (the CLI) rather than this package directly. This package is primarily a dependency of the CLI and is published separately for workspace resolution.

License

MIT