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canonweave

v0.3.0

Published

GitHub-native artifact traceability: files as the system of record, deterministic derivation graph, suspect links, AI reconcile behind a human PR gate. Zero runtime dependencies.

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Readme

Canonweave

GitHub-native artifact traceability. Every product artifact — brief, requirements, acceptance criteria, architecture, test plan — is a Markdown file that declares what it derives from. Canonweave builds the derivation graph, fingerprints every link, flags stale dependents the moment an upstream changes, and gates CI until a human reconciles the thread.

  • Files are the system of record — versioned, diffable, greppable; no hosted service, no database, no telemetry. State is your git history.
  • Deterministic — same inputs, byte-identical graph.json; CRLF-safe on Windows checkouts; proven by a determinism snapshot in CI.
  • Zero runtime dependencies — Node builtins only, enforced in CI. The dependency tree IS the audit.
  • Human gate on all AI output — the reconcile drafter only ever produces a proposal for review; nothing is auto-applied.

Try it

node packages/cli/bin/canonweave.mjs init --template generic-software --dir /tmp/demo
cd /tmp/demo && node <this-repo>/packages/cli/bin/canonweave.mjs check

Full walkthrough: docs/quickstart.md

Layout

| path | what | |---|---| | packages/engine | zero-dep core: config, schema, ontology, resolvers, fingerprints, graph, gates, reconcile | | packages/cli | the canonweave binary: init/build/check/gate/fingerprint/clear/reconcile/sync-issues/serve/selftest | | packages/reconcile-action | the reconcile GitHub Action: idempotent AI fix PRs for suspect links (docs/reconcile.md) | | packages/action | the gate as a GitHub Action: inline annotations, sticky PR comment, job summary, fork-safe (usage) | | templates/ | generic-software, product-lifecycle ontology templates | | examples/demo-repo | living fixture: docs demo + CI drift check | | docs/ | quickstart · file formats · gate profiles · reconcile loop · issues/board projection · dashboard · security |

Verify a checkout

npm test   # = CLI selftest + action selftest + determinism snapshot + zero-deps, no install step

Status: WS1 (core extraction) and WS2 (Action + demo + quickstart) complete — engine, CLI, templates, gate action with hermetic GitHub-environment selftest, consumer workflow template, branch-protection recipe, CI matrix (ubuntu/windows/macos × Node 20/22/24). WS5 (release engineering) complete: Apache-2.0, SHA-pinned CI, CodeQL + Scorecard (activate at the public flip), tag-triggered provenance release pipeline (docs/releasing.md). The repo stays private until the dogfood gate (AIW-231) passes — the launch flip is a one-sitting checklist in the runbook.