Mikael Hugo d73a73d7f3 chore: node 24 native APIs, import.meta.dirname, parsers rename, dep updates

- Replace fileURLToPath(import.meta.url) with import.meta.dirname across
  scripts and extensions
- Rename parsers-legacy.ts → parsers.ts
- Remove deleted plan/spec docs (cicd-pipeline)
- Update package.json engines and deps across workspace packages
- Update web/package-lock.json

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What is SF?

SF is an AI-powered development agent that turns project ideas into working software. Describe what you want to build, and SF researches, plans, codes, tests, and commits — with clean git history and full cost tracking.

How It Works

SF breaks your project into manageable pieces and works through them systematically:

You describe your project
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SF creates a milestone with slices (features)
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Each slice is decomposed into tasks
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Tasks are executed one at a time in fresh AI sessions
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Code is committed, verified, and the next task begins

You can stay hands-on with step mode (reviewing each step) or let SF run autonomously with auto mode while you grab coffee.

Key Features

Autonomous execution — /sf auto runs research, planning, coding, testing, and committing without intervention
20+ LLM providers — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, GitHub Copilot, Amazon Bedrock, local models, and more
Git isolation — Each milestone works in its own worktree branch, merged cleanly when done
Cost tracking — Real-time token usage, budget ceilings, and automatic model downgrading
Crash recovery — Sessions resume automatically after interruptions
Skills system — Domain-specific instruction sets for frameworks, languages, and tools
Parallel milestones — Run multiple milestones simultaneously in isolated worktrees
Remote questions — Get Discord, Slack, or Telegram notifications when SF needs input
Web interface — Browser-based dashboard with real-time progress
VS Code extension — Chat participant, sidebar dashboard, and full command palette
Headless mode — Run in CI pipelines, cron jobs, and scripted automation

Quick Start

# Install
npm install -g sf-run

# Launch
sf

# Start autonomous mode
/sf auto

See Installation for detailed setup instructions.

Two Ways to Work

Mode	Command	Best For
Step	`/sf`	Staying in the loop, reviewing each step
Auto	`/sf auto`	Walking away, overnight builds, batch work

The recommended workflow: run auto mode in one terminal, steer from another. See Step Mode and Auto Mode.

Requirements

Node.js 24.0.0 or later (24 LTS recommended)
Git installed and configured
An API key for at least one LLM provider (or use browser sign-in for Anthropic/GitHub Copilot)

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