project-map

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Build, refresh, or audit a current-state repository orientation map with cited evidence, bounded inference, known gaps, and durable root or area scope.

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# Project map contract fixture ## Workflow role - role_name: project-map - stage: support - upstream: current repository state, project-local guidance, and the user's orientation question - downstream: explore, proposal, architecture, or workflow routing - summary: Creates, refreshes, or audits a current-state repository orientation map. ## Operating modes - `create` - `refresh` - `audit` - `repository` - `area:<slug>` ## Map metadata and freshness Required metadata fields: - Map status - Scope - Baseline - Last reviewed - Coverage - Exclusions - Parent map - Known gaps Allowed map statuses: - current - partial - stale ## Evidence and confidence Evidence classes: - observed - inferred - unknown Material claim example: a claim that identifies an entry point, trusted boundary, runtime flow, data flow, test surface, CI surface, or downstream reliance point must cite a repository path. Incidental statement example: a sentence that only names the map purpose or scope does not need a citation. ## Root and area maps Every area map must be registered from the root map. | Area | Map | Scope | Baseline | Freshness | Known gaps | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | <area> | <path> | <scope> | <baseline> | <freshness> | <known gaps> | ## Required output structure The skeleton is the sole owner of structural labels and ordering. - Map metadata - Purpose and scope - System overview - Repository layout - Runtime flow - Data flow - External boundaries - Test map - CI ...

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xiongxianfei
Repository
xiongxianfei/rigorloop
Created
4 months ago
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Language
Python
License
MIT

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