feat(framework): bootstrap via a wrapped user prompt, not a system-prompt preamble#458
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… system-prompt preamble Closes #457. Part of #297. Rom's steer on #297: treat Claude Code as a black box and wrap the user prompt rather than injecting via --append-system-prompt. New wrapBootstrapPrompt() rewords a brand-new-project intent into instructions (analyze, showMarkdown the analysis + plan, await approval, no code first), with the original request preserved at the end. The direct-prompt path wraps its first user prompt; the build path prepends the lighter BOOTSTRAP_ARCHITECT_NOTE to the architect turn, whose plan-approval gate already awaits. Removes the BOOTSTRAP_PREAMBLE system-prompt export and the bootstrap option on systemPromptBlock. CLI --bootstrap and daemon mapping unchanged.
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Holding this as draft. Rom is redesigning the anti-laziness into a single always-injected 'analyze' prompt (ANALYZE_PROMPT.md, #457 comment), which subsumes bootstrap-as-a-mode. Keeping this open as the wrap-the-user-prompt reference; will fold into the unified prompt rather than merge as-is. |
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Closes #457. Part of #297.
Rom's steer on #297: treat Claude Code as a black box and wrap the user prompt rather than inject via
--append-system-prompt/--system-prompt. Instructions carried in the prompt itself outweigh "contextual" system-prompt text the agent is tempted to skip. #448 shipped bootstrap as a forceful system-prompt preamble; this reworks it to the wrap-the-prompt approach.What
wrapBootstrapPrompt(userPrompt): rewords a brand-new-project intent into instructions (analyze the request,showMarkdown()the analysis + plan, await approval, no code before approval). Original request rides at the end unchanged.runPrompt): wraps its first user prompt when bootstrap is on.runFramework): prepends the lighterBOOTSTRAP_ARCHITECT_NOTEto the architect turn only; its plan-approval gate already awaits the plan, and the note is JSON-shape compatible so it does not fight the architect's answer contract. Build/scaffold turns keep the raw intent.BOOTSTRAP_PREAMBLEexport and thebootstrapoption onsystemPromptBlock(bootstrap left the system channel entirely).--bootstrapflag + daemon flag mapping unchanged.Verify
wrapBootstrapPromptshape,runPromptwraps the user prompt (system channel unchanged),runFrameworknote scoped to the architect turn only.--bootstrap --fakeprompt run printsbootstrap: on, exit 0.claude -pinvocation (bootstrap framing now rides the user prompt, not the append-system-prompt). The real-LLM behavioral confirmation (stops for a plan, writes nothing) is a one-command run in a logged-in shell; the plumbing is covered by the unit tests above.