Overview
woostack's local run authority, optional Linear, Plane, and GitHub mirror records, delivery boundaries, and context management.
woostack coordinates development through explicit user decisions, isolated implementation, and independent review. Bounded fixes and changes use one-PR delivery. Build and project-backed Fix retain complete user-verified specifications, outcome-based plans, and recovery state locally, with optional provider mirrors. Git and GitHub prove code and pull-request state.
The core concepts explain the authority boundaries; the workflow maps show how to choose and run each route. woostack-reflect suggests novel durable rules from a fixed active-conversation snapshot and routes each finding to the narrowest applicable rule or canonical skill owner. Local diagnostic reports remain non-authoritative evidence.
Building rules
The plain-artifact local-authority loop, fix route, and split authority boundary.
Repository structure and rules
The complete app-local code, shared extraction, dependencies, production, testing, Git, and scaffold contract.
Workflow maps
Compare Bootstrap, Build, Fix, and Change with local run authority and optional Linear, Plane, or GitHub mirroring.
Least code, still safe
Write as little code as necessary without cutting edge cases or risks.
Context management
Keep reasoning focused with compact reads, isolated sessions, and explicit handoffs.
Parallelism with worktrees
Isolate sequential run tasks and concurrent disjoint runs in separate Git worktrees.
Status board reference
Look up repository inputs, identity rules, derived state, and failure behavior.
Review angle reference
Look up every review angle, its automatic trigger, and its model tier.
Utility skill reference
Look up investigation, diagnostic, and maintenance skill behavior.