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jpmschweitzerandClaude Opus 4.7 c39c2df6f5 add Go sidecar and CLI skeleton
cmd/clide/main.go is the single entry; the same binary will later
switch into sidecar-daemon mode via --daemon. internal/cli holds the
dispatch (stdlib flag for now, Cobra arrives with the first real
subcommand in Tier 2). internal/diag mirrors pql's exit-code contract
so the two tools share one mental model for callers. internal/version
exposes the build-info struct that the Makefile's -ldflags -X targets
stamp; Info() is wired to --version so the binary reports both the
declared project.yaml version and the commit it was built from.

The daemon, pty, proc, git, ipc, and pql sub-packages ship as doc.go
stubs naming the subsystem they will own. They keep the layout legible
before the code lands so tier work has a home on arrival.

Module path targets Gitea (git.schweitz.net/jpmschweitzer/clide/sidecar),
matching where the repo lives. Go module resolution works if the host
serves the meta tags; a vanity import path can be added later if
needed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-20 22:11:54 +02:00

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# Changelog
All notable changes to clide are documented in this file.
The format follows [Keep a Changelog 1.1.0](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/),
and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
This changelog tracks the Flutter rebuild at the repo root. The Python
Textual implementation's changelog is preserved under
[`legacy/CHANGELOG.md`](legacy/CHANGELOG.md).
Versions are tracked in [`project.yaml`](project.yaml) under `version:`,
which is the single source of truth. Cutting a release means (a) moving
the entries below from `## [Unreleased]` under a new dated version
heading, and (b) bumping `project.yaml` `version:` in the same commit.
## [Unreleased]
### Changed
- `.gitignore` rewritten for the new toolchain: Flutter (build output under `app/`), Dart (`.dart_tool/`), Go sidecar (`sidecar/bin/`, `sidecar/dist/`, the legacy `/clide` binary), plus the usual test/OS/editor/secret rules. Python-specific rules narrow to `legacy/**` where they still apply.
### Added
- Architectural decision records carried forward from the short-lived
`claudian` plugin project (discarded in favour of this Flutter
rebuild):
[ADR 0001](docs/ADRs/0001-cli-first-not-mcp.md) — CLI-first, not MCP.
[ADR 0002](docs/ADRs/0002-sidecar-language-go.md) — Sidecar language: Go.
[ADR 0003](docs/ADRs/0003-pql-as-supporter-tool.md) — pql as supporter tool; wrap, don't duplicate; pql is a Clide subsystem when present.
[ADR 0004](docs/ADRs/0004-ignore-file-strategy.md) — Ignore file strategy (`ignore_files:` in `.pql/config.yaml`, layered).
- Go sidecar/CLI skeleton under `sidecar/` (module `git.schweitz.net/jpmschweitzer/clide/sidecar`): `cmd/clide/main.go`, `internal/cli` with a stdlib-flag dispatch, `internal/diag` mirroring pql's exit-code + stderr-JSON contract, `internal/version` with ldflag-stamped build info, and placeholder packages for `daemon`, `pty`, `proc`, `git`, `ipc`, `pql` awaiting their tier. `clide --version` emits JSON build-info today.
- Root `Makefile` drives both the Go sidecar and the Flutter app under one toolchain. Version is read from `project.yaml` via awk and stamped into the sidecar via `-ldflags -X`. Flutter targets gracefully noop before the app is scaffolded so the Makefile is usable from day one. Pinned Go tooling (govulncheck, goimports, golangci-lint) installs via `make tools`.
- `ci/` entry scripts: `test.sh`, `lint.sh` (includes the supply-chain gate — no green lint without a green CVE scan), `security.sh`, `release.sh` (stub).
- Project identity files for the Flutter rebuild at the repo root: `project.yaml` (single source of truth for version + module path, version 2.0.0-dev), a fresh `README.md`, MIT `LICENSE`, and `.editorconfig`. The Python clide's manifest and README are preserved under `legacy/`.
- [`docs/initial-plan.md`](docs/initial-plan.md) — the north-star design document for the Flutter rebuild. Captures what we kept from Python Clide (pane model, git skills, Claude-always-visible), what we took from Obsidian (canvas and graph — no vault, no bases, no plugin inheritance), what Claudian's short experiment contributed (Go sidecar, CLI-first, pql-as-subsystem, ignore-file strategy), and the tier roadmap (Tier 0 app+sidecar handshake → Tier 5 canvas+graph).
- [`CLAUDE.md`](CLAUDE.md) orientation doc for future Claude Code instances: project identity, guardrails as one-liners, tier ordering, parent-project pointers, commands, dependencies & supply chain, open questions. Points at the design doc and ADRs rather than restating their content.
- Claude Code configuration under `.claude/`: project-level
allow/deny permissions and two skills — `skill-create` (generic
skill authoring guidance) and `git-commit` (this repo's commit
conventions: no Conventional Commits, Keep a Changelog discipline,
`project.yaml`-and-changelog-bumped-together rule, attribution
trailer, safety reminders).