Prepare Deja Vu for an adoption-ready v0.7.0 - #9
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Why
The repository presents a one-command CLI onboarding path, but npm
latestis still v0.1.0 and that published package has nodeja-vubinary. New users following the current README therefore cannot complete the advertised quick start.This PR prepares a real CLI-capable v0.7.0 release and removes first-run failure modes before launch.
What changed
deja-vu init --merge-agentsso existing project rules are preserved and extended with an idempotent marked blockinitreport incomplete setup and madedoctorreject anAGENTS.mdthat lacks Deja Vu recall rulesUser impact
Fresh repos get the three required files with one command. Repos that already have
AGENTS.mdno longer receive a false-success setup: maintainers can safely append Deja Vu rules without losing existing instructions, anddoctorverifies that the rules are actually present.Validation
npm ci— clean install; 0 known vulnerabilitiesnpm test— source and compiled suites pass, 20/20 tests in each passnpm run check:links— 58 Markdown files checkednpm run lint:memory— 0 errors, 0 warningsnpm run report:feedback— successfuldeja-vu --helpruns successfullygit diff --check— cleanRelease gate
This PR does not publish npm, create a tag, merge itself, or post launch copy. After review and merge, publish v0.7.0, verify
npm view @focaxisdev/deja-vu version bin --json, smoke-test a freshnpx @focaxisdev/deja-vu init --dry-run, then create the matching GitHub release and begin the prepared launch sequence.