.agents/skills

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-../.opencode/skills/

.opencode/commands/commit.md

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----
-description: Make a git commit, asking if it was by the user or AI
----
-
-skill name=make-commit $1

.opencode/skills/make-commit/SKILL.md

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----
-name: make-commit
-description: >
-  Make a git commit, asking if it was by the user or AI. User commits use git
-  config for both committer and author. AI commits use git config for committer
-  but set author to AI Bot <ai@local>.
-license: GPL-3.0
-metadata:
-  author: riyyi
-  version: "1.0"
----
-
-Make a git commit, distinguishing between user and AI contributions.
-
----
-
-**Steps**
-
-1. **Ask user if this commit is by them or by AI**
-
-   Use the **question tool** to ask:
-   > "Was this commit made by you or by AI?"
-
-   Options:
-   - "By me" - User made the commit
-   - "By AI" - AI made the commit
-
-2. **Check for commit message**
-
-   If the user did NOT provide a commit message, generate one from staged changes:
-   ```bash
-   git diff --staged --stat
-   ```
-   Create a reasonable commit message based on the changes.
-
-   **Capitalization rule**: Commit message should start with a capital letter,
-   unless it refers to a tool or project that explicitly uses lowercase as its
-   name (e.g., "go", "npm", "rustc").
-
-3. **Show commit message and confirm**
-
-   Display the commit message to the user.
-
-   Use the **question tool** to ask:
-   > "Is this commit message okay, or would you like to make tweaks?"
-
-   Options:
-   - "Looks good" - Proceed with this message
-   - "Make tweaks" - User will provide a new message
-
-   **If user wants tweaks**: Ask them for the new commit message.
-
-4. **Get git user config**
-
-   ```bash
-   git config user.name
-   git config user.email
-   ```
-
-5. **Make the commit**
-
-   Use the commit message provided by the user.
-
-   **If by user:**
-   ```bash
-   git commit -m "<message>"
-   ```
-   (Uses git config user as both committer and author)
-
-   **If by AI:**
-   ```bash
-   git -c user.name="<git-config-name>" -c user.email="<git-config-email>" commit -m "<message>" --author="AI Bot <ai@local>"
-   ```
-   (Uses git config for committer, but sets author to AI Bot)
-
-**Output**
-
-- Tell user the commit was made
-- If AI commit, mention that the author was set to "AI Bot <ai@local>"

AGENTS.md

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-# AGENTS.md Guide for Declpac
-
-## Skills: Always Active
-
-At the start of every conversation, load the following skills using the `skill` tool before responding to the user:
-
-1. **caveman** — Always use caveman mode (full intensity) for all responses

docs/AI.md

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 First start the background process with `ollama serve`.
 Then open `opencode` run the command `ollama launch opencode`.
-
-## Activate skill explicitly
-
-skill name=make-commit

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/.openspec.yaml

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-schema: spec-driven
-created: 2026-04-13

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/design.md

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-## Context
-
-Pacman, Arch Linux's package manager, lacks declarative package management and
-doesn't support partial upgrades. Users managing system packages from scripts
-or configuration files need a way to ensure their system state matches a declared
-package list, with all packages at their latest available versions.
-
-## Goals / Non-Goals
-
-**Goals:**
-- Provide a declarative interface for pacman package management through
-  command-line interface
-- Support flexible input sources (stdin and multiple state files) with
-  additive merging
-- **Automatically resolve transitive dependencies (users specify only direct packages)**
-- Enforce full package upgrades (no partial upgrades) to prevent version
-  mismatches
-- Generate machine-readable output suitable for automated scripting
-- Enable AI-driven implementation for new Go developers
-
-**Non-Goals:**
-- Package dependency resolution or smart upgrade scheduling
-- Transaction rollback capabilities
-- Pretty terminal output or interactive prompts
-- Support for partial upgrades or selective package versions
-- State persistence (tool only syncs, doesn't save state)
-
-## Decisions
-
-**Language: Go**
-- Rationale: User wants modern CLI tool with native package management
-  capabilities
-- Go provides strong standard library, easy command-line parsing, and
-  excellent for system-level operations
-- User unfamiliar with Go - implementation will be AI-driven with detailed
-  documentation
-
-**Input Parsing Approach**
-- Parse whitespace, tabs, newlines for package names
-- Support multiple --state files: all additive including with stdin
-- Empty state detection: print error to stderr and exit with code 1 (abort)
-
-**Package Database Freshness**
-- Use libalpm (dyalpm) to check last sync time from /var/lib/pacman/db.lock timestamp
-- If database older than 1 day, run `pacman -Syy` to refresh before validation
-- Refresh happens before validation and sync operations
-
-**Package Validation**
-- Validate all declared packages exist in pacman repos or AUR before sync
-- Use libalpm (dyalpm) for pacman repo queries (fast local DB access)
-- Use Jguer/aur library for AUR queries
-- Fail fast with clear error if any package not found
-- Let pacman report detailed errors during sync (don't duplicate validation)
-
-**State Merging Logic**
-- All inputs are additive: combine all packages from stdin and all state files
-- No conflict resolution: missing packages are added, duplicates accumulate
-- Order-independent: inputs don't override each other
-
-**Hybrid Query/Modify Approach**
-- **Query operations**: Use libalpm (dyalpm) for fast local package database access
-  - Query installed packages, available packages, package details
-  - Check database freshness (last sync time)
-- **Modify operations**: Use os/exec.Command to run pacman commands
-  - pacman -Syy: Refresh package databases
-  - pacman -Syu: Install/upgrade packages (full upgrade)
-  - pacman -D --explicit: Mark packages as explicitly installed
-  - pacman -Rns: Remove orphaned packages
-- Capture stderr/stdout for error reporting and output generation
-- Detect pacman exit codes and translate to tool exit codes
-
-**Error Handling Strategy**
-- Parse pacman error messages from stderr output
-- Distinguish between package-not-found (warning) vs. execution failures (errors)
-- Return appropriate exit codes: 0 for success, non-zero for errors
-- Include error details in output for scripting purposes
-
-**AUR Integration**
-- First attempt: Try pacman -Syu for all packages (includes AUR auto-install if enabled)
-- For packages not found in pacman repos: Check AUR via Jguer/aur library
-- If package in AUR: Build and install with makepkg (no AUR helpers)
-- AUR packages should also upgrade to latest version (no partial updates)
-- Clone AUR git repo to temp directory
-- Run `makepkg -si` in temp directory for installation
-- Capture stdout/stderr for output parsing
-- Report error to stderr if package not found in pacman or AUR
-
-**Dependency Resolution**
-- Use pacman's dependency resolution by passing all declared packages to `pacman -Syu`
-- Pacman automatically resolves and includes transitive dependencies
-- For AUR packages, makepkg handles dependency resolution during build
-- No custom dependency resolution logic required - delegate to pacman/makepkg
-
-**Explicit Marking & Orphan Cleanup**
-- Before syncing, get list of all currently installed packages
-- Mark declared state packages as explicitly installed via `pacman -D --explicit <pkg>`
-- All other installed packages remain as non-explicit (dependencies)
-- After sync completes, run `pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qdtq)` to remove orphaned packages
-- Pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qdtq) only removes packages that are not explicitly
-  installed and not required
-- Capture and report number of packages removed during cleanup
-
-**Package Version Management**
-- Always force full system upgrade via `pacman -Syu <packages>`
-- Pacman handles version selection automatically, ensuring latest versions
-- No semantic version comparison or pinning logic required
-
-**CLI Interface**
-- Usage: `declpac --state file1.txt --state file2.txt < stdin`
-- Multiple --state flags allowed, all additive
-- Stdin input via standard input stream
-- No interactive prompts - fully automated
-
-**Output Format**
-- Success: Print to stdout: `Installed X packages, removed Y packages`
-- No changes: Print `Installed 0 packages, removed 0 packages`
-- Errors: Print error message to stderr
-- Exit codes: 0 for success, 1 for errors
-
-## Risks / Trade-offs
-
-**Known Risks:**
-- [User unfamiliarity with Go] → Mitigation: Provide complete implementation
-  with detailed comments; user can review and run without understanding deeply
-- [Pacman error message parsing complexity] → Mitigation: Use broad error
-  pattern matching; include error output as-is for debugging
-- [Empty state triggers abort] → Mitigation: Print error to stderr and exit
-  with code 1 instead of proceeding with empty state
-- [Additive merging could accumulate duplicates] → Mitigation: Accept as
-  design choice; pacman handles duplicates gracefully
-- [Dependency conflicts could occur] → Mitigation: Let pacman handle standard
-  conflicts; tool won't implement complex dependency resolution
-- [libalpm integration complexity] → Mitigation: Use dyalpm wrapper library;
-  validate queries work before build
-- [AUR package build failures] → Mitigation: Capture makepkg output, report errors
-  to stderr; don't retry
-
-**Trade-offs:**
-- No conflict resolution: simpler merging but may include packages the system
-  rejects
-- Additive vs replacement: safer but less predictable for users expecting
-  replacements
-- No user prompts: fully automated for scripting but could be risky without
-  warnings

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/proposal.md

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-## Why
-
-Pacman doesn't support declarative package management or partial upgrades,
-making it challenging to maintain consistent system states. This tool provides
-a clean, scriptable interface to synchronize the system with a declared package
-list, ensuring all packages are at the latest version.
-
-## What Changes
-
-- Add CLI tool for declarative pacman package management
-- Support stdin input for package lists
-- Support multiple --state file inputs
-- Merge all inputs (additive strategy with empty state warning)
-- Force full upgrade of all packages (no partial upgrades)
-- Handle transitive dependencies automatically (users only specify direct packages)
-- Mark non-state packages as non-explicit before sync
-- After sync, remove orphaned packages (cleanup)
-- Support AUR packages: try pacman first, then makepkg, then report errors
-- Machine-readable output (install/remove counts, exit codes)
-- No conflict resolution for missing packages (append-only)
-- Print error to stderr for empty state input and exit with code 1
-
-## Capabilities
-
-### New Capabilities
-
-- **stdin-input**: Read package lists from standard input stream
-- **state-files**: Load declarative package states from files
-- **input-merging**: Combine multiple input sources (stdin + multiple --state files)
-- **state-validation**: Validate package names and empty states
-- **transitive-deps**: Automatically resolve all transitive dependencies
-- **pacman-sync**: Execute pacman operations to match declared state
-- **aur-sync**: Handle AUR packages: pacman first, then fall back to makepkg,
-                  then report errors
-- **machine-output**: Generate machine-readable sync results for scripting
-
-### Modified Capabilities
-
-None (new tool)

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/aur-sync/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Handle AUR packages with fallback and upgrade
-
-The system SHALL first attempt to install packages via pacman, then fall back
-to AUR for packages not found in repos, and upgrade AUR packages to
-latest versions.
-
-#### Scenario: Try pacman first
-- **WHEN** package is in pacman repositories
-- **THEN** install via pacman -Syu
-
-#### Scenario: Fall back to AUR
-- **WHEN** package is not in pacman repositories but is in AUR
-- **THEN** query AUR via Jguer/aur library
-- **AND** build and install with makepkg -si
-
-#### Scenario: Upgrade AUR packages
-- **WHEN** AUR package is already installed but outdated
-- **THEN** rebuild and reinstall with makepkg to get latest version
-
-#### Scenario: Report error for missing packages
-- **WHEN** package is not in pacman repositories or AUR
-- **THEN** print error to stderr with package name
-- **AND** exit with code 1
-
-#### Scenario: AUR build failure
-- **WHEN** makepkg fails to build package
-- **THEN** print makepkg error to stderr
-- **AND** exit with code 1

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/input-merging/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Can merge multiple input sources
-
-The system SHALL combine package lists from all inputs using an additive
-strategy without conflict resolution.
-
-#### Scenario: Additive merging of all inputs
-- **WHEN** stdin and multiple state files provide package lists
-- **THEN** system shall include all packages from all inputs in the final state
-
-#### Scenario: Input priority is last-writer-wins per file
-- **WHEN** multiple state files contain the same package name
-- **THEN** the package from the last provided file in command-line order takes
-  precedence
-
-#### Scenario: Missing packages from stdin are added
-- **WHEN** stdin contains packages not in state files
-- **THEN** those packages shall be added to the final state
-
-#### Scenario: Duplicate packages accumulate
-- **WHEN** the same package appears in multiple inputs
-- **THEN** it shall be included multiple times in the final state (pacman
-  handles duplicates)

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/machine-output/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Generate consistent output format
-
-The system SHALL produce console output suitable for logging and scripting.
-
-#### Scenario: Successful sync with changes
-- **WHEN** sync completes with packages installed or removed
-- **THEN** print to stdout: `Installed X packages, removed Y packages`
-- **AND** exit with code 0
-
-#### Scenario: No changes needed
-- **WHEN** all packages already match declared state
-- **THEN** print to stdout: `Installed 0 packages, removed 0 packages`
-- **AND** exit with code 0
-
-#### Scenario: Error during sync
-- **WHEN** pacman or makepkg operation fails
-- **THEN** print error to stderr with details
-- **AND** exit with code 1
-
-#### Scenario: Validation failure
-- **WHEN** package validation fails (package not in pacman or AUR)
-- **THEN** print error to stderr with package name
-- **AND** exit with code 1
-
-#### Scenario: Empty state input
-- **WHEN** no packages provided from stdin or state files
-- **THEN** print error to stderr: `empty state input`
-- **AND** exit with code 1

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/orphan-cleanup/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Can mark non-state packages as non-explicit
-
-The system SHALL mark all packages not declared in the state as non-explicit
-(dependencies) before syncing, so they can be safely removed later.
-
-#### Scenario: Mark packages as non-explicit
-- **WHEN** packages are declared in state
-- **THEN** system shall mark those packages as explicitly installed via pacman -D --explicit
-- **AND** mark all other installed packages as non-explicit
-
-### Requirement: Can clean up orphaned packages
-
-After syncing, the system SHALL remove packages that are no longer required
-(as dependencies of removed packages).
-
-#### Scenario: Orphan cleanup after sync
-- **WHEN** sync operation completes successfully
-- **THEN** system shall run pacman -Rsu to remove unneeded dependencies
-- **AND** report the number of packages removed
-
-#### Scenario: Orphan cleanup respects explicitly installed
-- **WHEN** a package not in state is marked as explicitly installed by user
-- **THEN** system shall NOT remove it during orphan cleanup
-
-#### Scenario: No orphans to clean
-- **WHEN** there are no orphaned packages to remove
-- **THEN** system shall report "No packages to remove" in output

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/pacman-query/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Query pacman package database via libalpm
-
-The system SHALL use libalpm for fast local queries against the pacman
-package database.
-
-#### Scenario: Query installed packages
-- **WHEN** needing list of currently installed packages
-- **THEN** query via libalpm alpm_list_get(ALPM_LIST_PACKAGES)
-
-#### Scenario: Query available packages
-- **WHEN** validating package exists in pacman repos
-- **THEN** query via libalpm alpm_db_get_pkg()
-
-#### Scenario: Check database last sync time
-- **WHEN** checking if database needs refresh
-- **THEN** check /var/lib/pacman/db.lock timestamp
-
-#### Scenario: Query foreign packages
-- **WHEN** checking if package is AUR-installed
-- **THEN** query via libalpm alpm_db_get_pkg(ALPM_DB_TYPE_LOCAL)

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/pacman-sync/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Can sync system with declared package state
-
-The system SHALL execute pacman operations to install and upgrade all declared packages.
-
-#### Scenario: Full system upgrade with all packages
-- **WHEN** system has declared package list
-- **THEN** system shall run pacman -Syu with all declared package names
-
-#### Scenario: No partial upgrades
-- **WHEN** running pacman commands
-- **THEN** system shall use -Syu flag (full system upgrade) ensuring all packages are latest
-
-#### Scenario: Package availability check
-- **WHEN** a package from input is not in pacman repositories
-- **THEN** system shall report the error and include package name
-
-#### Scenario: Pacman execution capture
-- **WHEN** pacman commands execute
-- **THEN** system shall capture both stdout and stderr for error reporting
-
-#### Scenario: Exit code propagation
-- **WHEN** pacman commands execute
-- **THEN** system shall exit with code equal to pacman's exit code for success/failure detection

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/state-files/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Can load package states from state files
-
-The system SHALL load package lists from state files specified via --state flag.
-
-#### Scenario: Single state file loading
-- **WHEN** a state file is provided via --state flag
-- **THEN** system shall read package names from the file content
-
-#### Scenario: Multiple state file loading
-- **WHEN** multiple --state flags are provided
-- **THEN** system shall load package names from each file
-
-#### Scenario: State file format is text list
-- **WHEN** loading from state files
-- **THEN** system shall parse whitespace-delimited package names
-
-#### Scenario: File path validation
-- **WHEN** a state file path points to a non-existent file
-- **THEN** system shall report a file read error

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/state-validation/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Validate package names exist in pacman or AUR
-
-The system SHALL validate that all declared packages exist in pacman
-repositories or AUR before attempting to sync.
-
-#### Scenario: Empty state detection
-- **WHEN** no package names are found in stdin or state files
-- **THEN** print error to stderr: `empty state input`
-- **AND** exit with code 1
-
-#### Scenario: Validate package in pacman repos
-- **WHEN** package exists in pacman repositories
-- **THEN** validation passes
-
-#### Scenario: Validate package in AUR
-- **WHEN** package not in pacman repos but exists in AUR
-- **THEN** validation passes
-
-#### Scenario: Package not found
-- **WHEN** package not in pacman repos or AUR
-- **THEN** print error to stderr with package name
-- **AND** exit with code 1
-
-#### Scenario: Database freshness check
-- **WHEN** pacman database last sync was more than 1 day ago
-- **THEN** run pacman -Syy to refresh before validation

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/stdin-input/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Can read package lists from stdin
-
-The system SHALL accept package names from standard input, where each line represents a package name.
-
-#### Scenario: Packages from stdin are read correctly
-- **WHEN** package names are passed via stdin separated by whitespace, tabs, or newlines
-- **THEN** system shall parse each unique package name from the input stream
-
-#### Scenario: Empty stdin input is handled
-- **WHEN** stdin contains no package names
-- **THEN** system shall skip stdin input processing
-
-#### Scenario: Whitespace normalization
-- **WHEN** packages are separated by multiple spaces, tabs, or newlines
-- **THEN** each package name shall have leading/trailing whitespace trimmed

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/specs/transitive-deps/spec.md

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-## ADDED Requirements
-
-### Requirement: Can resolve transitive dependencies automatically
-
-The system SHALL automatically determine and install all transitive dependencies
-for declared packages, so users only need to specify direct packages.
-
-#### Scenario: Transitive dependencies are resolved
-- **WHEN** a package with dependencies is declared in state
-- **THEN** system shall identify all transitive dependencies via pacman
-- **AND** include them in the installation operation
-
-#### Scenario: Dependency resolution includes AUR dependencies
-- **WHEN** a package's transitive dependencies include AUR packages
-- **THEN** system shall resolve those AUR dependencies via makepkg
-
-#### Scenario: Shared dependencies are deduplicated
-- **WHEN** multiple declared packages share dependencies
-- **THEN** system shall install each shared dependency only once
-
-#### Scenario: Missing dependency handling
-- **WHEN** a declared package has a dependency not available in pacman or AUR
-- **THEN** system shall report error for the missing dependency

openspec/changes/declpac-cli-tool/tasks.md

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-## 1. Project Setup
-
-- [ ] 1.1 Initialize Go module with proper imports
-- [ ] 1.2 Add required dependencies (dyalpm wrapper, Jguer/aur)
-- [ ] 1.3 Set up project structure (cmd/declpac/main.go, pkg/ subdirectory)
-- [ ] 1.4 Add libalpm initialization and handle
-
-## 2. Input Parsing
-
-- [ ] 2.1 Implement stdin reader to collect package names
-- [ ] 2.2 Implement state file reader for text-list format
-- [ ] 2.3 Add whitespace normalization for package names
-- [ ] 2.4 Create package name set data structure
-
-## 3. Input Merging
-
-- [ ] 3.1 Implement additive merging of stdin and state file packages
-- [ ] 3.2 Handle multiple --state flags with last-writer-wins per file
-- [ ] 3.3 Implement duplicate package handling (no deduplication)
-
-## 4. State Validation
-
-- [ ] 4.1 Implement empty state detection (no packages found)
-- [ ] 4.2 Add stderr error output for empty state
-- [ ] 4.3 Set exit code 1 for empty state case (abort, not proceed)
-- [ ] 4.4 Check pacman DB freshness (db.lock timestamp)
-- [ ] 4.5 Run pacman -Syy if DB older than 1 day
-- [ ] 4.6 Validate packages via libalpm (pacman repos)
-- [ ] 4.7 Validate packages via Jguer/aur (AUR)
-- [ ] 4.8 Fail fast with error if package not found
-
-## 5. Pacman Integration (Hybrid: query via libalpm, modify via exec)
-
-- [ ] 5.1 Initialize libalpm handle for queries
-- [ ] 5.2 Implement libalpm query for installed packages
-- [ ] 5.3 Implement libalpm query for available packages
-- [ ] 5.4 Implement pacman -Syy command execution (DB refresh)
-- [ ] 5.5 Implement pacman -Syu command execution wrapper
-- [ ] 5.6 Add command-line argument construction with package list
-- [ ] 5.7 Capture pacman stdout and stderr output
-- [ ] 5.8 Implement pacman error message parsing
-- [ ] 5.9 Handle pacman exit codes for success/failure detection
-- [ ] 5.10 Verify pacman automatically resolves transitive dependencies
-
-## 6. Explicit Marking & Orphan Cleanup
-
-- [ ] 6.1 Get list of currently installed packages before sync
-- [ ] 6.2 Mark declared state packages as explicitly installed via pacman -D --explicit
-- [ ] 6.3 Run pacman sync operation (5.x series)
-- [ ] 6.4 Run pacman -Rsu to remove orphaned packages
-- [ ] 6.5 Capture and report number of packages removed
-- [ ] 6.6 Handle case where no orphans exist (no packages removed)
-
-## 7. AUR Integration
-
-- [ ] 7.1 Implement AUR package lookup via Jguer/aur library
-- [ ] 7.2 Check package not in pacman repos first (via libalpm)
-- [ ] 7.3 Query AUR for missing packages
-- [ ] 7.4 Implement AUR fallback using makepkg (direct build, not AUR helper)
-- [ ] 7.5 Clone AUR package git repo to temp directory
-- [ ] 7.6 Run makepkg -si in temp directory for installation
-- [ ] 7.7 Upgrade existing AUR packages to latest (makepkg rebuild)
-- [ ] 7.8 Add stderr error reporting for packages not in pacman or AUR
-- [ ] 7.9 Capture makepkg stdout and stderr for output parsing
-- [ ] 7.10 Handle makepkg exit codes for success/failure detection
-
-## 8. Output Generation
-
-- [ ] 8.1 Parse pacman output for installed package count
-- [ ] 8.2 Parse pacman output for removed package count (orphan cleanup)
-- [ ] 8.3 Generate output: `Installed X packages, removed Y packages`
-- [ ] 8.4 Handle 0 packages case: `Installed 0 packages, removed 0 packages`
-- [ ] 8.5 Print errors to stderr
-- [ ] 8.6 Set exit code 0 for success, 1 for errors
-
-## 9. CLI Interface
-
-- [ ] 9.1 Implement --state flag argument parsing
-- [ ] 9.2 Implement stdin input handling from /dev/stdin
-- [ ] 9.3 Set up correct CLI usage/help message
-- [ ] 9.4 Implement flag order validation
-
-## 10. Integration & Testing
-
-- [ ] 10.1 Wire together stdin -> state files -> merging -> validation -> pacman sync -> orphan cleanup -> output
-- [ ] 10.2 Test empty state error output and exit code 1
-- [ ] 10.3 Test single state file parsing
-- [ ] 10.4 Test multiple state file merging
-- [ ] 10.5 Test stdin input parsing
-- [ ] 10.6 Test explicit marking before sync
-- [ ] 10.7 Test pacman command execution with real packages
-- [ ] 10.8 Test orphan cleanup removes unneeded packages
-- [ ] 10.9 Test AUR fallback with makepkg for AUR package
-- [ ] 10.10 Test error handling for missing packages
-- [ ] 10.11 Generate final binary

openspec/config.yaml

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----
-
 schema: spec-driven
 
 context: |
-  - Tech stack: Go
+  Tech stack: Go
-  - Minimal external dependencies
-  - Use Jguer/dyalpm for interfacing with libalpm
-  - Use Jguer/aur for interfacing with the AUR API
-
-rules:
-  style-guide: |
-    - Favor creating and using helper library functions over local on-offs
-    - When writing non-code documents, strictly adhere to the 80 character line
-      limit
 
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