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Fills the gap: where does a DevLoop project actually live, and how does a user create one? Previous docs assumed everything goes under data/companies/{cid}/projects/{pid}/ with no user control. Design: - A DevLoop "project" = one directory + project.json + git history; the directory is the project root, the anchor for everything - 3 modes: - sandbox (default, v1): root auto-generated under data/.../projects/{pid}/ - linked-new (v1): user picks any empty path, e.g. ~/code/auto-todo - linked-existing (v2): bind to existing git repo subdirectory - 3 creation entry points: - REST: POST /api/devloop/projects with optional {mode, target_path} - CLI: scripts/devloop-new.js with --path / --name / --requirement / --list - UI: Dashboard "+ NEW PROJECT" modal with mode radio + path picker - New pathResolver service (path-resolver.js): single source of truth for resolveProjectRoot(pid). All paths derive from it; nothing hardcodes data/companies/... anymore - linked projects registered in ~/.devloop/linked-projects.json - memory stays at company level (~/data/companies/{cid}/memory/) even for linked projects — privacy + cross-project knowledge isolation - Strict sandbox: blacklist /, /etc, /System, ~/.ssh, ~/.aws etc. for target_path; writeAllowList relative to root_path Pages changed: - arch-project-root.html (NEW, 15-section comprehensive design) - sdd-model.html (M-1 ProjectMeta + mode + root_path fields) - sdd-control.html (C-1 POST /projects accepts mode + target_path) - assets/shell.js (sidebar adds arch-project-root) - assets/search-index.json + build-manifest.json (rebuilt) Adds ~2 days to P0 (pathResolver + schema migration), ~1.5 days to P1 (CLI + mode params), ~1 day to P4 (UI modal). Total 10 → 10.5 weeks. Key insight: linked-new mode means a user can DevLoop code straight into ~/code/auto-todo, then `git push origin main` to ship — without manually exporting from the sandbox. The sandbox-vs-linked choice is path-transparent to LoopController and all Agents. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> -
DevLoop: a 3-layer Loop (L1 Unit / L2 Integration / L3 Human) auto-development system that takes a one-line human requirement and produces multi-page HTML PRD + SDD + units.json + full backend/frontend code via 6 specialized agents. This commit adds the complete documentation set: 50 HTML pages organized in 8 sections (3-level menu + global search): - 01 Overview · 02 PRD · 03 Design (loops + 6 agents) - 04 SDD (MVCP × 4) · 05 Prototype · 06 Architecture - 07 API · 08 Ops · 09 Plan Key specs: - 6 agent skills (PM/Architect/Coder/Tester/Integrator/BugTriager), each with full system prompt, 13-17 tool signatures, 3 E2E samples, helper source code - 52 MVCP definitions, 100% machine-extractable via data-* anchors - 79 tool signatures with implementation guidance (arch-tool-registry) - ACP bridge spec (arch-acp-bridge): how LoopController calls into LemonBoss agent-manager without breaking existing Master/Innovator flows - 5-phase plan P0→P4 (~9.5 weeks): P0 bootstrap (tool impl + ACP bridge), P1 docs MVP, P2 single unit L1, P3 L1+L2 loop, P4 L3 feedback + UI - Persistence layer: AgentState (M-10), Memory (M-11), Todolist (M-12), Timeline (M-13), Bugs (M-14), Changelog (M-15) + crash recovery (P-8) - Cost & concurrency budgets (plan-cost-concurrency) - Code lifecycle: stay-in-sandbox v1 + export API + future GitHub PR (v2) Plus supporting scripts (zero deps, regex-based): - scripts/extract-manifest.js: extracts MVCP defs to build-manifest.json, used to verify all definitions have path + shape (currently 100%) - scripts/build-search-index.js: builds assets/search-index.json (183KB), enables Ctrl+K global search across all 50 pages The PRD itself is meta-executable: a future Claude Code session reading plan-reproducibility.html can rebuild the entire DevLoop runtime from the docs alone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>