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execplans

v0.2.0

Published

a month ago

Scaffold and validate ExecPlan workflows for AI coding assistants

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execplans

Scaffold and validate ExecPlan workflows for AI coding assistants.

Development

npm install
npm run ci

CLI

npx -y execplans@latest init

Or after global install:

npm i -g execplans
execplans init

Codex-max preset

Use the codex-max preset to scaffold the expanded docs structure and Codex harness files:

execplans init --preset codex-max

After scaffold, boot the worktree-local runtime used by UI legibility workflows:

.agent/harness/worktree/up.sh
.agent/harness/worktree/status.sh
# when finished
.agent/harness/worktree/down.sh

Validate codex-max scaffold health:

execplans doctor --preset codex-max

Run local observability smoke checks (requires Docker daemon access):

docker compose -f .agent/harness/observability/docker-compose.yml up -d
bash .agent/harness/observability/smoke.sh
docker compose -f .agent/harness/observability/docker-compose.yml down -v

Release workflow

CI runs on pull requests and pushes to main via .github/workflows/ci.yml.
To cut a release, run the release workflow manually and select patch, minor, or major.
The release workflow now bumps version, updates changelog, pushes commit+tag, and publishes to npm in the same run.
Publishing requires NPM_TOKEN repository secret.

Local release helpers:

npm run release:patch
# or npm run release:minor / npm run release:major