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Summary

Adds two things to the project README:

  1. A Table of Contents (the README had none), listing the h2 sections.
  2. An Agentic Coding Disciplines section after Capabilities, stating how this repo develops itself under the same disciplines it ships.

Why

The README documented the product (cross-tool memory, behavioral patterns, enforcement gates) but not the engineering disciplines the project practices on itself. This section makes that explicit and links readers to the canonical docs.

What the section covers

  • Plan before code (Rule 18 workflow), with the plan-gate hook and the link to docs/PLAN_TEMPLATE.md.
  • Enforcement is mechanical, not documentation (bp-010): plan-gate, checkpoint-gate, stop-gate, the classifier gating only repo-source writes, gates failing closed.
  • Verify by artifact, not narrative: mock-project E2E against the real deployed hook, and the falsifiable-verify rule.
  • Adversarial, multi-layer review: the second-opinion harness plus per-artifact, cross-file, and whole-PR review.
  • Self-correction over patching: revision chains and violation-as-evidence.
  • One concern per PR, deploy after merge, audited with tools/deploy-audit.mjs.

Every claim is grounded in current repo state.

Scope

Docs-only. README.md, plus 29 lines. No hooks, scripts, or patterns touched.

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Adds a top-level Agentic Coding Disciplines section after Capabilities that
states how this repo develops itself: plan-before-code (Rule 18), mechanical
hook enforcement over documentation, verify-by-artifact, adversarial multi-layer
review, self-correction via revision chains, and one-concern-per-PR with
deploy-after-merge. Each point links to PLAN_TEMPLATE.md, PRINCIPLES.md, and
CAPABILITIES.md and is grounded in current repo state.

Also adds a Table of Contents (the README had none), listing the h2 sections.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Bot review, pre-merge coherence pass (not an approval)

Docs-only change. Reviewed for accuracy, link integrity, and consistency with current repo state.

Verified

  • Section ordering: Table of Contents, Capabilities, Agentic Coding Disciplines, How it works. The TOC anchor #agentic-coding-disciplines matches the new header, and the other TOC anchors map to existing h2 headers.
  • Claims are accurate as of this commit: the classifier gating only repo-source writes is the ESC behavior merged in PR #409; bp-010, the second-opinion harness, revision chains, and tools/deploy-audit.mjs all exist.
  • Links resolve: docs/PLAN_TEMPLATE.md, PRINCIPLES.md, CAPABILITIES.md, and the in-page #second-opinion-review-harness anchor.
  • No regression: existing README content is unchanged; this is purely additive.

Note (non-blocking)

  • The TOC lists h2 sections only, which is the right altitude for a README this size. If the team later wants h3 entries (for example under Scripts Reference), that is a separate follow-up.

Verdict

ACCEPT (docs). No blockers. Recommend merge after human approval.

@lantiscooperdev lantiscooperdev merged commit d9dafee into main Jun 20, 2026
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@lantisprime lantisprime deleted the docs/readme-agentic-disciplines branch June 20, 2026 15:18
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