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@skyf0xx/hedgehog-core-adopted

v1.2.0

Published

Hedgehog's adopted core: brings Hedgehog's discipline to an existing repo without bootstrapping a workspace, scoping the build graph to new change only.

Readme

Hedgehog Adopted Core ⭐

For: Discipline for the Codebase You Have Now

Rewriting an existing project to get AI-guided structure isn't realistic. What you need is that discipline applied to what you're changing next, without touching everything you built before.

This core reads your repo, respects what's there, and enforces Hedgehog's build discipline on new work.

flowchart LR
    A[Read the repo] --> B[Propose a chain]
    B --> C[Confirm with you]
    C --> D[Build one layer at a time]
    D --> E[Verify with your own commands]

What you get

  • No migration, no rewrite. Your stack, layout, and commands stay as they are.
  • A build graph for new change. Existing code is context to respect, never a node to touch uninvited.
  • Verification using your own tooling. The checks that gate each layer are the commands your repo runs today.

Built for existing projects

Reach for this core the moment you want scope and verify enforcement on a codebase with source files in it: "adopt this repo," "add Hedgehog to my existing project," or any request to bring that discipline to work you're doing now.

Easy to install and use

Ask your agent: "Install Hedgehog on this repo"

npx @skyf0xx/hedgehog init

Technical details: ARCHITECTURE.md