- Enabled native execution and nativeSkills in OpenClaw config - Installed and linked core CLI dependencies (things3-cli, grizzly, remindctl, op, etc.) - Deployed macOS-specific skills (Notes, Reminders, Things, TTS, Mission Control) - Hardened node startup script with optimized PATH and daemon configuration - Finalized environment for secure autonomous operation
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# Constitution: SDD-Native Python Project
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**Philosophy**: Intent is the source of truth. Specifications generate code.
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## Article I: Intent over Implementation
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The specification is the authoritative source of truth. Implementation details MUST NOT override intended behaviors defined in the spec.
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## Article II: Test-First Imperative
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This is NON-NEGOTIABLE: All implementation MUST follow TDD.
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No implementation code before:
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1. Unit tests written.
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2. Tests validated and approved.
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3. Tests confirmed to FAIL (Red phase).
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## Article III: Pythonic Rigor
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- Use Python 3.12+ features.
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- Strict typing with `mypy`.
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- Formatting with `ruff`.
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- Dependency management via `uv`.
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## Article IV: Simplicity & Anti-Abstraction
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Prefer clear, readable code over complex abstractions. Do not introduce generic patterns unless explicitly requested in the spec.
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## Article V: Library-First Design
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Develop core logic as modular libraries. CLI or GUI interfaces are consumers of these libraries.
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## Article VI: Integration-First
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Features are not complete until they pass integration scenarios defined in the `quickstart.md`.
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## Article VII: Atomic Baby Steps™
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Every change must be the smallest meaningful unit of progress. Verify EACH step before proceeding.
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