Final rebrand: rename remaining Rust source file to complete the gsd → forge
transition. All parser references already use forge_parser after earlier commits.
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Update What's New section from v2.52 to v2.63, expand native engine
docs to cover all 20+ modules, add missing extensions and ADRs to
indexes, update version references and Node.js requirements.
All other .gsd/ state files use uppercase naming (DECISIONS.md,
REQUIREMENTS.md, PROJECT.md, etc). This renames the canonical
preferences file to PREFERENCES.md while keeping a migration
fallback — the loader checks PREFERENCES.md first, then falls
back to lowercase preferences.md for existing installations.
Closes#2700
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Codifies node:test patterns, cleanup hooks (beforeEach/afterEach vs
t.after() vs try/finally), template literal fixture guidance, and
test-first requirement for bug fixes. These standards reflect the
patterns established during the 10-PR test modernization effort.
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* docs(contributing): define execution-based review validation standard
Expand the Review process section to make explicit that reviewers are
expected to build and run tests locally — not just read the diff. Also
codifies what contributors must provide (regression tests for bug fixes,
failure-path tests for features) to unblock review.
Previously the section offered only logistics (PR size, response etiquette).
This adds the missing standard for what "reviewed" actually means.
* docs(contributing): add worktree checkout as explicit reviewer step 0
The prior commit defined build + test execution as the review standard
but omitted the prerequisite: checking out the branch locally before
reviewing. Without it the list implied reviewers could run commands
without having the branch. Also adds the closing line that correctness
claims require completing all five steps.
* chore(contrib): add commit-msg hook, CODEOWNERS, team workflow docs
- Extend install-hooks.sh with commit-msg hook that enforces
Conventional Commits format on every commit
- Add .github/CODEOWNERS mapping packages, CI, scripts, and
security-sensitive files to @gsd-build/maintainers
- CONTRIBUTING.md: add Branching and commits section with naming
convention, commit format, and rebase guidance
- CONTRIBUTING.md: add Working with GSD section covering mode: team,
unique milestone IDs, and worktree isolation for multi-dev workflows
- CONTRIBUTING.md: surface npm run secret-scan:install-hook in Local
development with explanation of both hooks it installs
- CONTRIBUTING.md: align AI disclosure section — no AI tool authorship
in commits, Draft PR requirement for multi-phase agent work
* chore: remove install-hooks.sh — local git hook installation is too intrusive for a contributor PR
* docs: update README for v2.37 — changelog, extensions, stale refs
- Update "What's New" section from v2.33 to v2.37
- Update extensions table: add Async Jobs and GitHub, remove LSP (Pi SDK core)
- Fix extension count in architecture section (12 → 18)
- Remove stale v2.17 version tags from Token Optimization section
* docs: fix stale references across documentation
- commands.md: update version example from v2.28 to v2.37
- troubleshooting.md: fix Node.js requirement from ≥20.6.0 to ≥22.0.0
- skills.md: fix project-local skills path from .pi/ to .gsd/
- CONTRIBUTING.md: fix scope area paths to include packages/ prefix,
remove incorrect PR #1232 supply chain attack reference
- vscode-extension: fix Node.js requirement, remove hardcoded RPC
command count (changes over time)
* docs: add troubleshooting for command not found after install
Addresses #1542 — npm global bin directory not in PATH is a common
issue on macOS, especially with Homebrew Node, version managers, or
oh-my-zsh git aliases.
- Add "command not found: gsd" section to troubleshooting.md
- Add callout to getting-started.md install section
Establishes contributor guidelines based on maintainer team discussion.
VISION.md defines project identity, principles, and explicit rejection
criteria. CONTRIBUTING.md covers assign-then-PR workflow, RFC process
for architectural changes, AI disclosure policy, and testing standards.
PR template restructured around TL;DR + What/Why/How format.
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