The framework supports both technical operations (SSH/screen/CLI/harness)
and knowledge work (Hermes/OWUI/Conduit via MCP/API). The Makefile is
restored as a convenience layer over the scripts — use make or call
scripts directly, whichever fits the interface you're working through.
README rewritten with a Mode 1 / Mode 2 comparison table. AGENTS.md key
commands now show both make and direct script invocation. ADOPTING.md
updated to use make shorthand.
The scripts remain the real entry points; make is shorthand. Mode 2
agents invoke the same scripts via container exec or MCP tool calls.
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The primary value is the knowledge layer (markdown files that any agent
reads — Crush, OpenWebUI, Hermes, Conduit on iPhone). CLI tooling
(scripts, git hooks) is optional, for projects that use git/docker.
Changes:
- Remove Makefile entirely. All commands are now direct script invocations
(bash scripts/check-rules.sh, bash scripts/setup-hooks.sh, etc.)
- Add scripts/test.sh stub (replaces make test)
- check-rules.sh: test-suite check now calls scripts/test.sh, not make test
- Rewrite README as three-layer architecture: knowledge → git hooks → docker
- Update all docs (AGENTS.md, BASELINE-PROMPT.md, ADOPTING.md, PATTERNS.md,
STATUS.md) to remove every make reference
The framework now works for:
- CLI/harness users (git hooks + scripts + AGENTS.md)
- Non-CLI users (BASELINE-PROMPT.md loaded into any agent's system prompt)
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