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V1-V3 Completion Audit

Audit date: 2026-05-05

Scope: local-first architect-mcp behavior from V1 through V3. Deferred V3 adoption/productization work is excluded: hosted service, database/storage, GitHub-backed memory adapter, CLI UX, and typed client SDK.

Verdict

V1 through V3 local-first scope is complete and release-gated.

Current evidence:

  • npm run check:v3 passes.
  • MCP self-review reports gate: pass, findings: 0, and score: 100.
  • Stack-pack validation passes.
  • Foundation-pack validation passes.
  • Tool documentation sync tests pass.
  • Hosted mode does not expose local workspace scanning.
  • Package dry-run includes required V3 docs, examples, scripts, packs, and built output.

V1 Scope

Complete:

  • Ask the next important project-intake question before implementation.
  • Run /grill-me intake to identify blockers, challenges, readiness, and next focused questions.
  • Generate architecture contracts with repo structure, module boundaries, file rules, and agent instructions.
  • Generate repo artifacts including AGENTS.md, architecture contract docs, Cursor rules, .architectignore, and build plan docs.
  • Review supplied file trees and local workspaces for architecture and repo-hygiene violations.

V2 Scope

Complete:

  • Resolve stack-specific architecture packs from requested or inferred stack hints.
  • Enrich generated contracts with framework/database/auth/payment-specific boundaries.
  • Export repo-level agent instructions for AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and Cursor rules.
  • Review import direction, client/server leaks, direct database access in UI files, scattered env reads, and supported stack-pack file rules.
  • Execute supported stack-pack fileRules during review.
  • Apply file-type-aware line thresholds.
  • Return stable finding codes and confidence levels.
  • Generate review baselines so mature repos can fail only on new findings.
  • Use TypeScript AST parsing during local scans for import and environment-access summaries.
  • Enforce repo hygiene for oversized type/schema aggregation files, root source clutter, generated-file noise, manifest integrity, and release scripts.

V3 Scope

Complete:

  • Guided-yolo harness for vague novice implementation intent.
  • Ambiguity, blast-radius, reversibility, destructive-command, dependency-upgrade, and one-way-door gates.
  • Pre-edit contracts and implementation drift review.
  • Assumption ledger entries and stateless memory proposals.
  • Triggered stack guidance from local ingested llms.txt snapshots.
  • Source-backed stack-pack promotion workflow with review, conflict detection, versioning, dry-run output, and manifest updates.
  • Promoted packs for Hono, Zod, Vitest, Auth0, Stripe, Expo, and Vercel AI SDK.
  • Pack scoring and stack-pack coverage matrix.
  • MCP config security review and local config scanner.
  • Built-in skills catalog and supplied-skill metadata review.
  • Agent artifact quality scoring for AGENTS.md and llms.txt.
  • Final response honesty review.
  • Combined review_agent_session for intent, contract drift, memory relevance, final response, and verification honesty.
  • Hosted/local tool policy audit.
  • Dedicated V3 eval harness.
  • Hosted API shape documented without implementing hosted state.
  • Release readiness gate through npm run check:v3.

Findings Fixed During Audit

  • src/domain/stackPacks.ts was over the source-file hygiene threshold. Fixed by moving schema and manifest validation into focused modules.
  • src/domain/stackPackWorkflow.ts was over the source-file hygiene threshold. Fixed by moving candidate-rule generation and pack-promotion file helpers into focused modules.

Deferred From V3

Still intentionally deferred:

  • Hosted service and dashboard.
  • Database/storage for review history or memory.
  • GitHub-backed memory repository and PR adapter.
  • CLI UX.
  • Typed client SDK.

These are adoption/productization layers. They are not blockers for V4 Standards Depth or V4 Agent Workflow, but they must stay out of V4 and wait for the backend-concrete V5 gate.

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