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sdd-l

v4.1.0

Published

SDD-L role launcher package for local CLI agents

Readme

sdd-l

Package README: English | 日本語

sdd-l is a CLI package for launching role-based local agents using SDD-L prompt assets.

Current MVP roles:

  • mentor
  • teacher
  • coder

Current runtime:

  • codex

Install

npm install -g sdd-l

or

npx sdd-l mentor

When installing into a project that has either .git or .gitignore (npm install sdd-l), postinstall asks whether to track sdd-l-notes/ in git. If you choose not to track it, sdd-l-notes/ is added to .gitignore.

For non-interactive install, set:

SDDL_NOTES_GIT=track npm install sdd-l
SDDL_NOTES_GIT=ignore npm install sdd-l

Usage

sdd-l mentor
sdd-l teacher
sdd-l coder

With options:

sdd-l mentor --runtime codex
sdd-l mentor --no-launch
sdd-l mentor --output-dir .sdd-l/generated
sdd-l coder --feature auth-login

Pass codex options after --:

sdd-l mentor -- --model gpt-5

Behavior

  • Prompt composition order is fixed: core -> role -> templates.
  • Generated instruction files are written to .sdd-l/generated/ by default.
  • Runtime launch is enabled by default. Use --no-launch for generation-only mode.
  • --feature (-f) is optional and works as a context label for the run.
  • Markdown note output is role-based:
    • Mentor: sdd-l-notes/mentor/
    • Coder: sdd-l-notes/coder/
    • Teacher: sdd-l-notes/teacher/
  • Whether to create a new note file or update an existing one is decided by the agent based on context.
  • On startup, generated instructions tell the agent to wait for explicit user direction before exploration.
  • CLI prints the current role/runtime banner on each run.

Development

npm install
npm run typecheck
npm run build

Run built CLI:

node dist/cli/index.js mentor

Repository Structure

src/        # TypeScript source
dist/       # Build output
sdd-l-prompts/  # SDD-L prompt assets