Local work continuity for people and replaceable agents.
Flake is a local-first application for capturing project work, preserving the evidence behind decisions, and resuming after interruption with visible changes and next actions. External agents may receive bounded evidence packages and return reviewable proposals; the project remains understandable when an agent disappears.
ASTRO_PLAN_COMPLETE=YES
IMPLEMENTATION_STARTED=NO
NEXT_DEPENDENCY_READY_UNIT=T00-01
PROJECT_COMPLETE=NO
SPEC_003_AUTO_ACTIVATION=PROHIBITED
The canonical implementation roadmap is:
docs/canonical/FLAKE_CANONICAL_BUILD_PLAN.mddocs/canonical/FLAKE_MUSE_EXECUTION_HANDOFF.mdspecs/CURRENT.md
Migration/provenance record:
This repository contains substantial Fehrest, Phase T, R1, benchmark, and Spec 002 history. Those artifacts remain preserved evidence and architecture lineage. They are not alternate active roadmaps unless the Flake canonical build plan explicitly incorporates them.
Historical identifiers are not rewritten to fit later GitHub history. The final Astro plan was migrated to GitHub with an exact recovered source SHA-256 recorded in the migration provenance file.
- local-first canonical ownership and offline core workflows;
- Rust owns correctness/security/canonical data semantics;
- canonical and derived state remain separate;
- deterministic, evidence-linked resolution and recovery;
- replaceable agents receive bounded authority, not implicit trust;
- no mandatory graph/vector/model platform in v1;
- no OpenAI API dependency or required paid AI/model service;
- no
PROJECT_COMPLETE=YESwithout all canonical completion gates.
Read AGENTS.md first. Reverify live GitHub truth before each unit and execute only the dependency-ready frontier named by specs/CURRENT.md and the canonical plan.
The recovered Astro plan records Apache-2.0 intent, but final rights/notice/package clearance remains an execution gate until the repository license surface is explicitly qualified by the canonical task graph.