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πŸŽ‹ MUSUBI

Ultimate Specification Driven Development Tool

CI npm version npm downloads License: MIT Node.js PRs Welcome

English | ζ—₯本θͺž | Documentation | npm


πŸ€– 7 AI Coding Agents Γ— πŸ“‹ 27 Specialized Skills Γ— βš–οΈ Constitutional Governance

MUSUBI (硐び - "connection/binding") is a comprehensive Specification Driven Development (SDD) framework that synthesizes the best features from 6 leading frameworks into a production-ready tool for multiple AI coding agents.

MUSUBI Demo

✨ Why MUSUBI?

Challenge MUSUBI Solution
πŸ”€ Fragmented AI tools 7 agents, 1 unified workflow
πŸ“ Ambiguous requirements EARS format with 5 patterns
πŸ” Lost traceability 100% Reqβ†’Designβ†’Codeβ†’Test mapping
⚠️ Quality inconsistency 9 Constitutional Articles + Phase -1 Gates
πŸ”„ Brownfield challenges Delta specs + Change management

πŸš€ Quick Start

# Install and initialize in 30 seconds
npx musubi-sdd init

# For existing projects - auto-analyze and generate steering docs
npx musubi-sdd onboard

# That's it! Now use your AI agent with SDD commands:
# Claude Code: /sdd-requirements, /sdd-design, /sdd-implement
# GitHub Copilot: #sdd-requirements, #sdd-design, #sdd-implement
πŸ“¦ More installation options
# Global installation
npm install -g musubi-sdd

# Initialize for specific AI agent
musubi init --copilot   # GitHub Copilot
musubi init --cursor    # Cursor IDE
musubi init --gemini    # Gemini CLI
musubi init --codex     # Codex CLI
musubi init --qwen      # Qwen Code
musubi init --windsurf  # Windsurf IDE

πŸ“Š What's New in v5.9.0

Phase 1-4 Enterprise Features 🏒

Major update with enterprise-ready features for large-scale projects and monorepo support.

Workflow Flexibility (Phase 1)

  • 3 Workflow Modes: small (bug fixes), medium (features), large (architecture)
  • Auto-detection: Smart mode selection based on feature name patterns
  • musubi-release: New CLI for release automation with CHANGELOG generation
# Generate CHANGELOG from commits
musubi-release

# Show detected mode for a feature
musubi-workflow mode --detect "feat: user authentication"

Monorepo Support (Phase 2)

  • Package Registry: steering/packages.yml for dependency management
  • Dependency Graphs: Mermaid diagram generation for visualization
  • Coverage Tracking: Per-package test coverage reporting

Constitution Level Management (Phase 3)

  • 3 Enforcement Levels: critical (blocking), advisory (warnings), flexible (suggestions)
  • Level-aware Validation: Different enforcement based on article importance
  • Project Overrides: Custom levels per project type
Level Articles Behavior
Critical CONST-001, 002, 003, 005, 009 Blocks workflow
Advisory CONST-004, 006, 007 Warnings only
Flexible CONST-008 Suggestions

Project Configuration (Phase 4)

  • musubi-config: New CLI for configuration management
  • Schema Validation: v2.0 schema with AJV validation
  • Auto-migration: Upgrade v1.0 configs to v2.0
musubi-config validate  # Validate project.yml
musubi-config migrate   # Migrate to v2.0
musubi-config show      # Show effective config

Orchestrator Integration

5 new built-in skills for programmatic access:

Skill Category Usage
release-manager release CHANGELOG generation
workflow-mode-manager workflow Mode detection & management
package-manager configuration Package & dependency analysis
constitution-level-manager validation Level-aware validation
project-config-manager configuration Config validation & migration
const { workflowModeSkill } = require('musubi-sdd/src/orchestration');

const result = await workflowModeSkill.execute({
  action: 'detect',
  featureName: 'fix: minor bug'
});
console.log(result.detectedMode); // 'small'

πŸ“Š What's New in v5.8.0

CodeGraph MCP v0.8.0 Integration πŸ”—

Major update to CodeGraph MCP integration with expanded language support and new features.

16 Language Support (NEW: Kotlin, Swift, Scala, Lua)

  • Python, TypeScript, JavaScript - Full AST analysis
  • Rust, Go, Java, PHP, C# - Enterprise language support
  • C, C++, HCL (Terraform) - System and infrastructure code
  • Ruby - Dynamic language support
  • Kotlin (NEW) - .kt, .kts files with classes, interfaces, functions
  • Swift (NEW) - .swift files with classes, structs, protocols
  • Scala (NEW) - .scala, .sc files with traits, objects
  • Lua (NEW) - .lua files with functions, table assignments

File Watching & Auto Re-indexing

  • codegraph-mcp watch - Real-time file monitoring
  • Debounce configuration - Configurable delay (default: 1.0s)
  • Community detection - Optional --community flag after re-index

Enhanced MCP Tools (14 Tools)

Category Tools
Graph Query query_codebase, find_dependencies, find_callers, find_callees, find_implementations, analyze_module_structure
Code Retrieval get_code_snippet, read_file_content, get_file_structure
GraphRAG global_search, local_search
Management suggest_refactoring, reindex_repository, execute_shell_command

Security & Performance (v0.7.3)

  • Security fixes: Path traversal and command injection protection
  • Connection pooling: Improved database performance
  • Caching: Faster repeated queries
// Use CodeGraph MCP integration
const { CodeGraphIntegration } = require('musubi-sdd');

const cg = new CodeGraphIntegration('/path/to/repo');
await cg.indexRepository();

// File watching (v0.7.0+)
await cg.startWatch({ debounce: 2.0, community: true });

// Query codebase
const results = await cg.queryCodebase('authentication');
const callers = await cg.findCallers('UserService::login');

πŸ“Š What's New in v5.6.0

Enterprise-Scale Analysis & Rust Migration Support πŸ’πŸ¦€

Major improvements based on analysis of GCC codebase (10+ million lines, 100,000+ files).

Large Project Analyzer

  • Scale-aware analysis: Automatically detects project size and selects appropriate strategy
  • Memory-efficient processing: Chunk-based processing with garbage collection for 100K+ files
  • Multi-language support: JavaScript, TypeScript, C, C++, Python, Rust, Go, Java
  • Giant function detection: Flags functions with 100+ (warning), 500+ (critical), 1000+ (extreme) lines

CodeGraph MCP Integration

  • Deep code graph analysis: Integration with CodeGraph MCP for relationship analysis
  • Call graph generation: Track callers and callees with configurable depth
  • Impact analysis: Identify affected files when code changes
  • Hotspot identification: Detect highly-connected entities (refactoring candidates)

Enhanced Complexity Analyzer

  • Cyclomatic complexity: Standard decision-point counting
  • Cognitive complexity: SonarSource-style readability measurement
  • Severity levels: Ideal β†’ Warning β†’ Critical β†’ Extreme thresholds

Rust Migration Generator

  • Unsafe pattern detection: Identify C/C++ memory-unsafe patterns
  • Migration priority scoring: Automatic prioritization for Rust migration
  • Security component analysis: Flag security-critical code sections
// Analyze enterprise-scale projects (100,000+ files)
const { LargeProjectAnalyzer, ComplexityAnalyzer } = require('musubi-sdd');

const analyzer = new LargeProjectAnalyzer('/path/to/gcc');
const result = await analyzer.analyze();
console.log(result.stats); // { totalFiles: 109073, ... }

// Calculate code complexity
const complexity = new ComplexityAnalyzer();
const score = complexity.calculateCyclomaticComplexity(code, 'javascript');

v5.4.0: GitHub Reference & Repository Analysis πŸ“¦

  • πŸ”— --reference / -r Option - Reference multiple GitHub repositories for pattern analysis
  • πŸ“Š Repository Analysis - Fetch metadata, structure, and key files via GitHub API
  • πŸ—οΈ Pattern Detection - Clean Architecture, Hexagonal, DDD, Monorepo patterns
  • πŸ’‘ Improvement Suggestions - Architecture and technology recommendations
  • πŸ“ Analysis Output - Saved to steering/references/github-references-YYYY-MM-DD.md
# Reference multiple repositories for improvement suggestions
musubi init -r facebook/react -r vercel/next.js -r denoland/deno

# With branch specification
musubi init --reference tokio-rs/tokio@main

# Full URL format
musubi init --reference https://github.com/rust-lang/rust

v5.3.0: Multi-Language Support 🌐

  • πŸ”„ Technology Stack Selection - Single, Multiple, Undecided, or Help me decide
  • πŸ€– Language Recommendation Engine - AI-powered suggestions based on app type, performance needs, team expertise
  • 🌍 10 Languages Supported - JS/TS, Python, Rust, Go, Java, C#, C++, Swift, Ruby, PHP
  • πŸ“„ Dynamic tech.md - Language-specific templates with frameworks and tools

v5.0.0: Phase 5 Advanced Features πŸš€

  • πŸ”„ Steering Auto-Update - Automatic project memory synchronization with 5 trigger types
  • βœ… Steering Validator - Comprehensive validation for steering documents
  • πŸ“‹ Template Constraints - Enforce structure requirements with ThinkingChecklist
  • πŸ“Š Quality Dashboard - A-F grade metrics with health status monitoring
  • πŸ” Advanced Validation - Cross-artifact consistency, gap detection, traceability validation
  • 🎯 Phase 5 Integration - Unified access to all advanced features

v4.0.0: Phase 4 Agent Loop & Agentic Features πŸ€–

  • 🧠 Codebase Intelligence - RepositoryMap, ASTExtractor, ContextOptimizer
  • πŸ’­ Agentic Reasoning - ReasoningEngine, PlanningEngine, SelfCorrection
  • ⚑ Code Generation - CodeGenerator, CodeReviewer with multiple modes
  • πŸ”— Integrated Agent - Unified agent with all Phase 4 capabilities
# Use advanced features via orchestrator
const { Phase5Integration, createIntegratedAgent } = require('musubi-sdd');

# Quality dashboard
const dashboard = new QualityDashboard();
const metrics = await dashboard.collectMetrics(projectPath);

# Advanced validation
const validator = new AdvancedValidation();
const result = await validator.validateAll(projectPath);

Previous Highlights (v3.11.0)

  • 🌐 WebSocket Real-time GUI - Live replanning updates with musubi-browser dashboard
  • πŸ“‹ GUI Quick Actions - Modal dialog for New Requirement, Validate Project, Export Report
  • πŸ”„ GitHub Actions Integration - musubi-action for CI/CD with MUSUBI validation
  • πŸ”§ OpenAPI Converter - Convert OpenAPI 3.x/Swagger 2.x specs to MUSUBI format
  • 🌍 Multi-language Templates - 7 language support (EN, JA, ZH, KO, ES, DE, FR)
  • πŸ€– Ollama Integration - Local LLM support with 9 model presets

Previous (v3.6.0)

  • 🧠 Dynamic Replanning Engine - AI agents can now dynamically adjust plans when tasks fail
  • πŸ”Œ LLM Provider Abstraction - Multi-provider support (Copilot, Anthropic, OpenAI)
  • πŸ“‘ Real-time Plan Monitoring - Detect failures, timeouts, and quality degradation
  • πŸ”„ Alternative Path Generation - LLM-powered alternative strategies with confidence scoring
  • πŸ“ Replan History & Audit - Full audit trail with JSONL persistence and export

Previous (v3.5.1)

  • πŸ”„ Workflow Engine - New musubi-workflow CLI for stage management and metrics
  • πŸ“Š Metrics Collection - Track time per stage, iteration counts, feedback loops
  • πŸ”¬ Spike/PoC Stage - Stage 0 for research and prototyping before requirements
  • πŸ‘€ Code Review Stage - Stage 5.5 between implementation and testing
  • πŸ”„ Retrospective Stage - Stage 9 for continuous improvement
  • βœ… Stage Validation Guide - Checklists for stage transition validation

Previous (v3.5.1)

  • πŸ”§ CLI Integration - Added CLI command references to all 8 Claude Code skills
  • πŸ“š Platform Documentation - CLI Commands section added to all 6 non-Claude platforms

v2.1.0

  • πŸ”Œ CodeGraphMCPServer Integration - 14 MCP tools for enhanced code analysis
  • 🧠 GraphRAG-Powered Search - Semantic code understanding with Louvain community detection
  • πŸ” 11 Agents Enhanced - Key agents now leverage MCP tools for deeper code analysis

Features

  • πŸ€– Multi-Agent Support - Works with 7 AI coding agents (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, Qwen Code, Windsurf)
  • 🧠 Dynamic Replanning - AI agents dynamically adjust plans on failure with LLM-powered alternatives (v3.6.0+)
  • πŸ”Œ MCP Server Integration - CodeGraphMCPServer for advanced code analysis (v2.0.0)
  • πŸ“„ Flexible Command Formats - Supports Markdown, TOML, and AGENTS.md formats
  • 🎯 27 Specialized Skills (All Platforms) - 25 platform agents + 5 orchestrator built-in skills (v5.9.0)
    • Claude Code: Skills API (25 skills + 5 built-in)
    • GitHub Copilot & Cursor: AGENTS.md (official support)
    • Other 4 agents: AGENTS.md (compatible format)
  • πŸ“‹ Constitutional Governance - 9 immutable articles + Phase -1 Gates for quality enforcement
  • πŸ“ EARS Requirements Generator - Create unambiguous requirements with 5 EARS patterns (v0.8.0)
  • πŸ—οΈ Design Document Generator - Create C4 models and ADRs with traceability (v0.8.2)
  • πŸ”„ Change Management System - Delta specifications for brownfield projects (v0.8.6)
  • πŸ” Gap Detection System - Identify orphaned requirements and untested code (v0.8.7)
  • 🧭 Auto-Updating Project Memory - Steering system maintains architecture, tech stack, and product context
  • πŸš€ Automatic Onboarding - musubi-onboard analyzes existing projects and generates steering docs (2-5 minutes)
  • πŸ”„ Auto-Sync - musubi-sync detects codebase changes and keeps steering docs current
  • πŸ” Intelligent Code Analysis - musubi-analyze provides quality metrics, complexity analysis, and technical debt detection
  • 🀝 Team Collaboration - musubi-share enables memory sharing, import/export, and multi-platform sync (v0.6.0)
  • βœ… Constitutional Validation - musubi-validate enforces 9 immutable governance articles with Phase -1 Gates (v0.7.0)
  • βœ… Complete Traceability - Requirements β†’ Design β†’ Code β†’ Tests mapping
  • 🌐 Bilingual Documentation - All agent-generated documents created in both English and Japanese

Supported AI Coding Agents

MUSUBI supports 7 AI coding agents, each with tailored configurations:

Agent Skills API 27 Skills Command Format Command File Format Installation Directory
Claude Code βœ… (27 skills) βœ… /sdd-* Markdown .claude/skills/, .claude/commands/
GitHub Copilot ❌ βœ… (AGENTS.md) #sdd-* Markdown + AGENTS.md .github/prompts/, .github/AGENTS.md
Cursor IDE ❌ βœ… (AGENTS.md) /sdd-* Markdown + AGENTS.md .cursor/commands/, .cursor/AGENTS.md
Gemini CLI ❌ βœ… (GEMINI.md) /sdd-* TOML + GEMINI.md .gemini/commands/, GEMINI.md
Codex CLI ❌ βœ… (AGENTS.md) /prompts:sdd-* Markdown + AGENTS.md .codex/prompts/, .codex/AGENTS.md
Qwen Code ❌ βœ… (AGENTS.md) /sdd-* Markdown + AGENTS.md .qwen/commands/, .qwen/AGENTS.md
Windsurf IDE ❌ βœ… (AGENTS.md) /sdd-* Markdown + AGENTS.md .windsurf/workflows/, .windsurf/AGENTS.md

Notes:

  • Skills API is exclusive to Claude Code
  • All 7 platforms now support 27 skills via Skills API (Claude Code) or AGENTS.md (others)
  • v5.9.0 added 5 built-in orchestrator skills (release, workflow, package, constitution-level, project-config)
  • AGENTS.md: OpenAI specification, officially supported by GitHub Copilot & Cursor
  • Gemini CLI uses TOML format + GEMINI.md integration

Constitutional Governance

MUSUBI enforces 9 Constitutional Articles for quality assurance:

# Validate constitutional compliance
musubi-validate all
musubi-validate constitution
musubi-validate gates
musubi-validate complexity

9 Articles:

  1. Library-First Principle - All features begin as independent libraries
  2. CLI Interface Mandate - All libraries expose CLI functionality
  3. Test-First Imperative - Tests written before code (80% coverage required)
  4. EARS Requirements Format - 5 EARS patterns for unambiguous requirements
  5. Traceability Mandate - 100% traceability: Requirements ↔ Design ↔ Code ↔ Tests
  6. Project Memory - Steering system maintains project context
  7. Simplicity Gate - Maximum 3 sub-projects initially (Phase -1 Gate)
  8. Anti-Abstraction Gate - Use framework APIs directly (Phase -1 Gate)
  9. Integration-First Testing - Integration tests use real services (no mocks)

Phase -1 Gates: Pre-implementation validation checkpoints for Articles VII & VIII. See:

Quick Start

Installation via npx

# Initialize MUSUBI for your preferred agent

# Claude Code (default) - 27 Skills (25 + 5 built-in)
npx musubi-sdd init
npx musubi-sdd init --claude

# GitHub Copilot - 27 skills (AGENTS.md, official support)
npx musubi-sdd init --copilot

# Cursor IDE - 27 skills (AGENTS.md, official support)
npx musubi-sdd init --cursor

# Gemini CLI - 27 skills (GEMINI.md integration)
npx musubi-sdd init --gemini

# Codex CLI - 27 skills (AGENTS.md)
npx musubi-sdd init --codex

# Qwen Code - 27 skills (AGENTS.md)
npx musubi-sdd init --qwen

# Windsurf IDE - 27 skills (AGENTS.md)
npx musubi-sdd init --windsurf

# Or install globally
npm install -g musubi-sdd
musubi init --claude    # or --copilot, --cursor, etc.

# Onboard existing project (automatic analysis)
musubi-onboard

# Synchronize steering docs with codebase
musubi-sync
musubi-sync --dry-run        # Preview changes
musubi-sync --auto-approve   # Auto-apply (CI/CD)

# Analyze code quality (v0.5.0)
musubi-analyze                      # Full analysis
musubi-analyze --type=quality       # Quality metrics only
musubi-analyze --type=dependencies  # Dependencies only
musubi-analyze --type=security      # Security audit
musubi-analyze --output=report.md   # Save report

# Share project memories with team (v0.6.0)
musubi-share export                 # Export memories to JSON
musubi-share import memories.json   # Import from teammate
musubi-share sync --platform=copilot # Sync to specific platform

# Validate constitutional compliance (v0.7.0)
musubi-validate constitution        # Validate all 9 articles
musubi-validate article 3           # Validate Test-First Imperative
musubi-validate gates               # Validate Phase -1 Gates
musubi-validate complexity          # Check complexity limits
musubi-validate all -v              # Full validation with details

# Generate EARS requirements documents (v0.8.0)
musubi-requirements init "User Authentication"  # Initialize requirements doc
musubi-requirements add                         # Add requirement interactively
musubi-requirements list                        # List all requirements
musubi-requirements validate                    # Validate EARS format
musubi-requirements trace                       # Show traceability matrix

# Generate design documents (v0.8.2)
musubi-design init "User Authentication"        # Initialize design document
musubi-design add-c4 context                    # Add C4 Context diagram
musubi-design add-c4 container --format plantuml # Add Container with PlantUML
musubi-design add-adr "Use JWT for tokens"      # Add Architecture Decision
musubi-design validate                          # Validate design completeness
musubi-design trace                             # Show requirements traceability

# Break down design into tasks (v0.8.4)
musubi-tasks init "User Authentication"         # Initialize task breakdown
musubi-tasks add "Database Schema"              # Add task interactively
musubi-tasks list                               # List all tasks
musubi-tasks list --priority P0                 # List critical tasks
musubi-tasks update 001 "In Progress"           # Update task status
musubi-tasks validate                           # Validate task completeness
musubi-tasks graph                              # Show dependency graph

# End-to-end traceability (v0.8.5)
musubi-trace matrix                             # Generate traceability matrix
musubi-trace matrix --format markdown > trace.md # Export to markdown
musubi-trace coverage                           # Calculate coverage statistics
musubi-trace coverage --min-coverage 100        # Require 100% coverage
musubi-trace gaps                               # Detect orphaned requirements/code
musubi-trace requirement REQ-AUTH-001           # Trace specific requirement
musubi-trace validate                           # Validate 100% traceability (Article V)
musubi-trace bidirectional                      # Bidirectional traceability analysis (v0.9.4)
musubi-trace impact REQ-AUTH-001                # Impact analysis for requirement changes (v0.9.4)
musubi-trace statistics                         # Comprehensive project statistics (v0.9.4)

# Change management for brownfield projects (v0.8.6)
musubi-change init CHANGE-001 --title "Add authentication"  # Create change proposal
musubi-change validate CHANGE-001 --verbose     # Validate delta specification
musubi-change apply CHANGE-001 --dry-run        # Preview changes
musubi-change apply CHANGE-001                  # Apply changes to codebase
musubi-change archive CHANGE-001                # Archive to specs/
musubi-change list --status pending             # List pending changes
musubi-change list --format json                # List in JSON format

# Gap detection and coverage validation (v0.8.7)
musubi-gaps detect                              # Detect all gaps
musubi-gaps detect --verbose                    # Show detailed gap information
musubi-gaps requirements                        # Detect orphaned requirements
musubi-gaps code                                # Detect untested code
musubi-gaps coverage                            # Calculate coverage statistics
musubi-gaps coverage --min-coverage 100         # Require 100% coverage
musubi-gaps detect --format markdown > gaps.md  # Export gap report

Documentation

Comprehensive guides are available in docs/guides/:

Project Types

During initialization, MUSUBI asks you to select a Project Type. This determines the workflow and features available:

Greenfield (0β†’1)

  • What it is: Starting a new project from scratch
  • Use cases:
    • New application development
    • Proof-of-concept projects
    • Greenfield microservices
  • Features enabled:
    • Full 8-stage SDD workflow (Research β†’ Monitoring)
    • /sdd-steering - Generate initial project memory
    • /sdd-requirements - Create new requirements from scratch
    • /sdd-design - Design architecture (C4 model + ADR)
    • /sdd-tasks - Break requirements into tasks
    • /sdd-implement - Implement features (test-first)
    • /sdd-validate - Constitutional compliance checks
  • Benefits:
    • Clean start with best practices enforced
    • Constitutional governance from day one
    • Complete traceability from requirements to code

Brownfield (1β†’n)

  • What it is: Working with existing codebases
  • Use cases:
    • Adding features to existing applications
    • Refactoring legacy code
    • Migrating/modernizing systems
  • Features enabled:
    • Delta Specifications (ADDED/MODIFIED/REMOVED)
    • /sdd-change-init - Create change proposal
    • /sdd-change-apply - Apply changes with impact analysis
    • /sdd-change-archive - Archive completed changes
    • change-impact-analyzer skill (Claude Code) - Automatic impact detection
    • Reverse engineering: /sdd-steering analyzes existing code
  • Benefits:
    • Safe incremental changes with impact analysis
    • Preserves existing architecture while improving incrementally
    • Full audit trail of what changed and why

Both

  • What it is: Hybrid approach for complex scenarios
  • Use cases:
    • Monolith β†’ Microservices migration (brownfield + greenfield services)
    • Platform modernization (keep some, rebuild others)
    • Multi-component systems with mixed maturity
  • Features enabled:
    • All Greenfield + Brownfield features
    • Flexibility to choose workflow per component
    • Mixed delta specs and greenfield specs in same project
  • Benefits:
    • Maximum flexibility for complex transformation projects
    • Unified steering/governance across all components
    • Single tool for entire modernization journey

Example Selection:

? Project type:
❯ Greenfield (0β†’1)    ← New projects
  Brownfield (1β†’n)    ← Existing codebases
  Both                ← Complex/hybrid scenarios

What Gets Installed

Claude Code (Skills API)

your-project/
β”œβ”€β”€ .claude/
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ skills/              # 25 Skills API + 5 built-in (Claude Code exclusive)
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ orchestrator/
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ steering/
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ requirements-analyst/
β”‚   β”‚   └── ... (22 more)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ commands/            # Slash commands (/sdd-*)
β”‚   └── CLAUDE.md            # Claude Code guide
β”œβ”€β”€ steering/                # Project memory (all agents)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ project.yml          # Project configuration (v0.2.1+)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ structure.md         # Architecture patterns
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ tech.md              # Technology stack
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ product.md           # Product context
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ memories/            # Persistent knowledge (v0.2.0+)
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ architecture_decisions.md
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ development_workflow.md
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ domain_knowledge.md
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ lessons_learned.md
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ suggested_commands.md
β”‚   β”‚   └── technical_debt.md
β”‚   └── rules/
β”‚       β”œβ”€β”€ constitution.md  # 9 Constitutional Articles
β”‚       β”œβ”€β”€ workflow.md      # 8-Stage SDD workflow
β”‚       └── ears-format.md   # EARS syntax guide
β”œβ”€β”€ templates/               # Document templates (all agents)
└── storage/                 # Specs, changes, features (all agents)

Other Agents (GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini, etc.)

your-project/
β”œβ”€β”€ .github/prompts/         # For GitHub Copilot (#sdd-*, Markdown)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ AGENTS.md             # 27 skills definition (official support)
β”‚   OR
β”œβ”€β”€ .cursor/commands/        # For Cursor (/sdd-*, Markdown)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ AGENTS.md             # 27 skills definition (official support)
β”‚   OR
β”œβ”€β”€ .gemini/commands/        # For Gemini CLI (/sdd-*, TOML)
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ sdd-steering.toml
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ sdd-requirements.toml
β”‚   β”‚   └── ... (6 TOML files)
β”‚   OR
β”œβ”€β”€ .codex/prompts/          # For Codex CLI (/prompts:sdd-*, Markdown)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ AGENTS.md             # 27 skills definition
β”‚   OR
β”œβ”€β”€ .qwen/commands/          # For Qwen Code (/sdd-*, Markdown)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ AGENTS.md             # 27 skills definition
β”‚   OR
β”œβ”€β”€ .windsurf/workflows/     # For Windsurf (/sdd-*, Markdown)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ AGENTS.md             # 27 skills definition
β”‚
β”œβ”€β”€ GEMINI.md (root, for Gemini)  # 27 skills integrated into existing file
β”œβ”€β”€ steering/                # Project memory (same for all)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ project.yml          # Project configuration (v0.2.1+)
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ memories/            # Persistent knowledge (v0.2.0+)
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ architecture_decisions.md
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ development_workflow.md
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ domain_knowledge.md
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ lessons_learned.md
β”‚   β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ suggested_commands.md
β”‚   β”‚   └── technical_debt.md
β”‚   └── ... (structure.md, tech.md, product.md, rules/)
β”œβ”€β”€ templates/               # Document templates (same for all)
└── storage/                 # Specs, changes, features (same for all)

Key Differences:

  • Claude Code: 27 Skills (25 + 5 built-in) + commands (Markdown)
  • GitHub Copilot & Cursor: AGENTS.md (official support) + commands (Markdown)
  • Gemini CLI: GEMINI.md integration (27 skills) + TOML commands (unique)
  • Others: AGENTS.md (compatible) + Markdown commands
  • All platforms: Same 27 skills, different implementation formats

Usage

CLI Commands

MUSUBI provides several CLI commands for project management:

# Show version
musubi --version
musubi -v

# Show help
musubi --help

# Show comprehensive info
musubi info

# Check project status
musubi status

# Validate constitutional compliance
musubi validate
musubi validate --verbose    # Detailed output
musubi validate --all        # Validate all features

# Initialize MUSUBI (interactive)
musubi init

# Onboard existing project (v0.3.0+)
musubi-onboard
musubi-onboard --auto-approve  # Skip confirmation
musubi-onboard --skip-memories # Skip memory initialization

# Synchronize steering docs with codebase (v0.4.0+)
musubi-sync                    # Interactive mode
musubi-sync --dry-run          # Preview changes only
musubi-sync --auto-approve     # Auto-apply (CI/CD)

# Analyze code quality (v0.5.0+)
musubi-analyze                 # Full analysis (quality + dependencies + security)
musubi-analyze --type=quality  # Code quality metrics only
musubi-analyze --type=dependencies  # Dependency analysis
musubi-analyze --type=security # Security vulnerabilities
musubi-analyze --output=report.md   # Save report to file
musubi-analyze --json          # JSON output

# Share project memories with team (v0.6.0+)
musubi-share export            # Export memories to JSON/YAML
musubi-share export --output=memories.yaml  # YAML format
musubi-share import memories.json  # Import and merge
musubi-share import memories.json --strategy=theirs  # Auto-accept
musubi-share sync              # Sync across AI platforms
musubi-share sync --platform=cursor  # Sync specific platform
musubi-share status            # Show sharing status

musubi-onboard

Automatically analyzes existing projects and generates steering documentation:

πŸš€ MUSUBI Onboarding Wizard

Analyzing your project...

βœ… Project structure analyzed
βœ… Technology stack detected
   - Node.js, TypeScript, React, Jest
βœ… Steering documents generated
   - steering/structure.md (en + ja)
   - steering/tech.md (en + ja)
   - steering/product.md (en + ja)
βœ… Memories initialized (6 files)
βœ… Project configuration created
   - steering/project.yml

⏱️  Onboarding completed in 2.5 minutes

πŸ’‘ Next steps:
   - Review generated steering docs
   - Run: musubi-sync to keep docs current
   - Create requirements: /sdd-requirements [feature]

Features:

  • Automatic codebase analysis (package.json, directory structure)
  • Technology stack detection (languages, frameworks)
  • Bilingual steering docs generation (English + Japanese)
  • Memory system initialization (6 memory files)
  • Project configuration (project.yml)
  • 96% time reduction (2-4 hours β†’ 2-5 minutes)

musubi-sync

Detects codebase changes and keeps steering documents synchronized:

πŸ”„ MUSUBI Steering Sync

Detected changes:
  πŸ“¦ Version: 0.3.0 β†’ 0.4.0
  βž• New framework: js-yaml@4.1.0
  πŸ“ New directory: bin/

? Apply these changes? (Y/n) Y

βœ… Updated steering/project.yml
βœ… Updated steering/tech.md (en + ja)
βœ… Updated steering/structure.md (en + ja)
βœ… Recorded change in memories/architecture_decisions.md

πŸŽ‰ Steering synchronized successfully!

Features:

  • Change detection (version, languages, frameworks, directories)
  • Interactive mode (default): Show changes, ask confirmation
  • Auto-approve mode (--auto-approve): CI/CD integration
  • Dry-run mode (--dry-run): Preview only
  • Bilingual updates (English + Japanese together)
  • Memory recording (audit trail)

Usage:

# Interactive (default)
musubi-sync

# Preview changes without applying
musubi-sync --dry-run

# Auto-apply for CI/CD pipelines
musubi-sync --auto-approve

musubi-share

Share and merge project memories across team members and AI platforms (v0.6.0+):

πŸ“€ MUSUBI Memory Export

Export Summary:
  File: team-memories.json
  Format: json
  Size: 1098.28 KB
  Memories: 7 files
  Agents: 1 platforms

Features:

  • Export: Share memories as JSON/YAML
  • Import: Merge memories from teammates
  • Sync: Synchronize across AI platforms
  • Conflict Resolution: Interactive, auto-accept, keep-local, or merge with markers
  • Status: Show installed platforms and memory counts

Usage:

# Export memories
musubi-share export
musubi-share export --output=memories.yaml

# Import and merge
musubi-share import colleague-memories.json
musubi-share import memories.json --strategy=theirs  # Auto-accept
musubi-share import memories.json --strategy=ours    # Keep local
musubi-share import memories.json --strategy=merge   # With markers

# Platform sync
musubi-share sync
musubi-share sync --platform=cursor

# Status check
musubi-share status

musubi status

Shows the current state of your MUSUBI project:

πŸ“Š MUSUBI Project Status

βœ… MUSUBI is initialized

πŸ“ Claude Code Skills: 27 installed (25 + 5 built-in)
   Location: .claude/skills/

🧭 Steering Context:
   βœ… structure.md (updated: 2025-11-16)
   βœ… tech.md (updated: 2025-11-16)
   βœ… product.md (updated: 2025-11-16)

βœ… Constitutional Governance: Enabled

πŸ“„ Specifications: 3 documents
   Latest specs:
   - auth-requirements.md
   - auth-design.md
   - auth-tasks.md

πŸ’‘ Next steps:
   - Review steering files in steering/
   - Create requirements: /sdd-requirements [feature]
   - Validate compliance: musubi validate

musubi validate

Performs quick constitutional compliance checks:

  • Article I: Library-First Principle (checks lib/ directory)
  • Article II: CLI Interface Mandate (checks for cli.ts files)
  • Article IV: EARS Requirements Format (validates EARS patterns)
  • Article VI: Project Memory (checks steering files)

For comprehensive validation, use your agent's /sdd-validate (or equivalent) command.

Agent-Specific Commands

Claude Code

# Generate project memory
/sdd-steering

# Create requirements
/sdd-requirements authentication

# Design architecture
/sdd-design authentication

# Break down into tasks
/sdd-tasks authentication

# Implement feature
/sdd-implement authentication

# Validate constitutional compliance
/sdd-validate authentication

Skills (Auto-Invoked): Claude Code automatically selects the appropriate skill:

  • "Review my code" β†’ code-reviewer skill
  • "Create requirements for user login" β†’ requirements-analyst skill
  • "Design API for payment" β†’ api-designer skill

GitHub Copilot

# Use # prefix for custom prompts
#sdd-steering
#sdd-requirements authentication
#sdd-design authentication
#sdd-tasks authentication
#sdd-implement authentication
#sdd-validate authentication

Gemini CLI

# Use / prefix for commands (TOML format)
/sdd-steering
/sdd-requirements authentication
/sdd-design authentication
/sdd-tasks authentication
/sdd-implement authentication
/sdd-validate authentication

Note: Gemini CLI commands are defined in TOML format (.toml files) instead of Markdown.

Cursor IDE, Qwen Code, Windsurf

# Use / prefix for commands (Markdown format)
/sdd-steering
/sdd-requirements authentication
/sdd-design authentication
/sdd-tasks authentication
/sdd-implement authentication
/sdd-validate authentication

Codex CLI

# Use /prompts: prefix
/prompts:sdd-steering
/prompts:sdd-requirements authentication
/prompts:sdd-design authentication
/prompts:sdd-tasks authentication
/prompts:sdd-implement authentication
/prompts:sdd-validate authentication

27 Skills Overview (All Platforms)

Available on all 7 platforms via:

  • Claude Code: Skills API (automatic invocation) + 5 built-in orchestrator skills
  • GitHub Copilot & Cursor: AGENTS.md (official support, reference via @agent-name)
  • Gemini, Windsurf, Codex, Qwen: AGENTS.md (compatible format, natural language reference)

Orchestration & Management (3 + 5 built-in)

  • orchestrator - Master coordinator for multi-skill workflows
  • steering - Project memory manager (auto-updating context)
  • constitution-enforcer - Governance validation (9 Articles + Phase -1 Gates)

Built-in Orchestrator Skills (v5.9.0)

  • release-manager - CHANGELOG generation, version management
  • workflow-mode-manager - Mode detection (small/medium/large)
  • package-manager - Monorepo package & dependency analysis
  • constitution-level-manager - Level-aware validation (critical/advisory/flexible)
  • project-config-manager - Schema validation & migration

Requirements & Planning (3)

  • requirements-analyst - EARS format requirements generation
  • project-manager - Project planning, scheduling, risk management
  • change-impact-analyzer - Brownfield change analysis

Architecture & Design (4)

  • system-architect - C4 model + ADR architecture design
  • api-designer - REST/GraphQL/gRPC API design
  • database-schema-designer - Database design, ER diagrams, DDL
  • ui-ux-designer - UI/UX design, wireframes, prototypes

Development (1)

  • software-developer - Multi-language code implementation

Quality & Review (5)

  • test-engineer - Unit, integration, E2E testing with EARS mapping
  • code-reviewer - Code review, SOLID principles
  • bug-hunter - Bug investigation, root cause analysis
  • quality-assurance - QA strategy, test planning
  • traceability-auditor - Requirements ↔ Code ↔ Test coverage validation

Security & Performance (2)

  • security-auditor - OWASP Top 10, vulnerability detection
  • performance-optimizer - Performance analysis, optimization

Infrastructure & Operations (5)

  • devops-engineer - CI/CD pipelines, Docker/Kubernetes
  • cloud-architect - AWS/Azure/GCP, IaC (Terraform/Bicep)
  • database-administrator - Database operations, tuning
  • site-reliability-engineer - Production monitoring, SLO/SLI, incident response
  • release-coordinator - Multi-component release management

Documentation & Specialized (2)

  • technical-writer - Technical documentation, API docs
  • ai-ml-engineer - ML model development, MLOps

Governance Articles

MUSUBI enforces 9 immutable constitutional articles:

  1. Library-First Principle - Features start as libraries
  2. CLI Interface Mandate - All libraries expose CLI
  3. Test-First Imperative - Tests before code (Red-Green-Blue)
  4. EARS Requirements Format - Unambiguous requirements
  5. Traceability Mandate - 100% coverage required
  6. Project Memory - All skills check steering first
  7. Simplicity Gate - Maximum 3 projects initially
  8. Anti-Abstraction Gate - Use framework features directly
  9. Integration-First Testing - Real services over mocks

SDD Workflow (8 Stages)

1. Research β†’ 2. Requirements β†’ 3. Design β†’ 4. Tasks β†’
5. Implementation β†’ 6. Testing β†’ 7. Deployment β†’ 8. Monitoring

Each stage has:

  • Dedicated skills
  • Quality gates
  • Traceability requirements
  • Constitutional validation

EARS Requirements Format

### Requirement: User Login

WHEN user provides valid credentials,
THEN the system SHALL authenticate the user
AND the system SHALL create a session.

#### Scenario: Successful login

- WHEN user enters correct email and password
- THEN system SHALL verify credentials
- AND system SHALL redirect to dashboard

Bilingual Documentation

All agent-generated documents are created in both English and Japanese.

Language Policy

  • English: Reference/source documents (.md)
  • Japanese: Translations (.ja.md)
  • Skills: Always read English versions for work
  • Code References: Requirement IDs, technical terms stay in English

Files Generated Bilingually

Steering Context:

  • steering/structure.md + steering/structure.ja.md
  • steering/tech.md + steering/tech.ja.md
  • steering/product.md + steering/product.ja.md

Specifications:

  • storage/specs/auth-requirements.md + storage/specs/auth-requirements.ja.md
  • storage/specs/auth-design.md + storage/specs/auth-design.ja.md
  • storage/specs/auth-tasks.md + storage/specs/auth-tasks.ja.md

Generation Order

  1. English version generated FIRST (reference/source)
  2. Japanese version generated SECOND (translation)
  3. Technical terms (REQ-XXX-NNN, EARS keywords, API endpoints) remain in English
  4. Both versions maintained in sync

Delta Specifications (Brownfield)

## ADDED Requirements

### REQ-NEW-001: Two-Factor Authentication

...

## MODIFIED Requirements

### REQ-001: User Authentication

**Previous**: Email + password
**Updated**: Email + password + OTP
...

## REMOVED Requirements

### REQ-OLD-005: Remember Me

**Reason**: Security policy change

Example Usage

Greenfield Project (0β†’1)

# 1. Initialize
npx musubi-sdd init

# 2. Generate steering
/sdd-steering

# 3. Create requirements
/sdd-requirements user-authentication

# 4. Design architecture
/sdd-design user-authentication

# 5. Break into tasks
/sdd-tasks user-authentication

# 6. Implement
/sdd-implement user-authentication

Brownfield Project (1β†’n)

# 1. Initialize with existing codebase
npx musubi-sdd init

# 2. Generate steering from existing code
/sdd-steering

# 3. Create change proposal
/sdd-change-init add-2fa

# 4. Impact analysis (automatic via change-impact-analyzer skill)

# 5. Implement change
/sdd-change-apply add-2fa

# 6. Archive change
/sdd-change-archive add-2fa

Configuration

MCP Server Integration

MUSUBI v2.0.0 integrates with CodeGraphMCPServer for advanced code analysis.

Option 1: Claude Code (Terminal)

# Install CodeGraph MCP with pipx (--force ensures latest version)
pipx install --force codegraph-mcp-server

# Add to Claude Code
claude mcp add codegraph -- codegraph-mcp serve --repo .

# Verify installation
claude mcp list

Option 2: VS Code with Claude Extension

  1. Install Prerequisites:

    # --force ensures latest version even if already installed
    pipx install --force codegraph-mcp-server
  2. Configure VS Code (.vscode/mcp.json):

    {
      "servers": {
        "codegraph": {
          "type": "stdio",
          "command": "codegraph-mcp",
          "args": ["serve", "--repo", "${workspaceFolder}"]
        }
      }
    }
  3. Or use Claude Desktop config (~/.claude/claude_desktop_config.json on macOS/Linux, %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json on Windows):

    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "codegraph": {
          "command": "codegraph-mcp",
          "args": ["serve", "--repo", "/path/to/your/project"]
        }
      }
    }

Option 3: npx (No Installation)

# Add via npx (no global install needed)
claude mcp add codegraph -- npx -y @anthropic/codegraph-mcp --codebase .

Verify MCP Server is Working

After setup, test in Claude:

Use the init_graph tool to analyze this codebase

If successful, you'll see the code graph initialization output.

Available MCP Tools (14 tools):

Category Tools Description
Code Graph init_graph, get_code_snippet, find_callers, find_dependencies Build and query code graph
Search local_search, global_search, query_codebase GraphRAG-powered semantic search
Analysis analyze_module_structure, suggest_refactoring Code structure analysis
Navigation jump_to_definition, find_implementations Code navigation

Agent Γ— MCP Tool Mapping:

Agent Primary MCP Tools Use Case
@change-impact-analyzer find_dependencies, find_callers Impact analysis
@traceability-auditor query_codebase, find_callers Traceability validation
@system-architect analyze_module_structure, global_search Architecture analysis
@code-reviewer suggest_refactoring, get_code_snippet Code quality review
@security-auditor find_callers, query_codebase Security vulnerability detection

Also integrates with other MCP servers:

  • Context7 MCP - Up-to-date library documentation (Next.js, React, etc.)
  • Azure MCP - Azure resource management
  • Microsoft Learn MCP - Microsoft documentation

Skills automatically use available MCP servers when needed.

Customization

Edit steering files to customize for your project:

# Architecture patterns
steering/structure.md

# Technology stack
steering/tech.md

# Product context
steering/product.md

# Constitutional rules (if needed)
steering/rules/constitution.md

Development

Contributing Workflow

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch: git checkout -b feature/your-feature
  3. Make your changes
  4. Run tests locally: npm test
  5. Run lint: npm run lint
  6. Commit with conventional commits: git commit -m "feat: add new feature"
  7. Push to your fork: git push origin feature/your-feature
  8. Create a Pull Request
  9. Wait for CI checks to pass (all checks must succeed)
  10. Request review
  11. Merge after approval

CI/CD Pipeline

  • CI: Runs on every PR and push to main
    • ESLint & Prettier
    • Jest Tests (80% coverage required)
    • Build Verification
    • Security Audit
    • Platform Initialization Tests (7 platforms)
  • Release: Automated npm publish on version tags (v*.*.*)
  • Dependabot: Weekly dependency updates (Mondays 9:00 JST)

Local Testing

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/nahisaho/musubi.git
cd musubi

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run tests
npm test

# Run lint
npm run lint

# Check formatting
npm run format:check

# Link for local development
npm link
musubi init

Contributing

Contributions welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

⭐ Support

If you find MUSUBI useful, please consider:

  • ⭐ Star this repository - It helps others discover MUSUBI
  • πŸ› Report issues - Help us improve
  • πŸ’‘ Suggest features - We value your ideas
  • πŸ“ Share your experience - Write about MUSUBI on your blog

License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

Credits

MUSUBI synthesizes features from:

  • musuhi - 20-agent system, steering, EARS format
  • OpenSpec - Delta specs, brownfield support
  • ag2 (AutoGen) - Multi-agent orchestration
  • ai-dev-tasks - Simplicity, progressive complexity
  • cc-sdd - P-label parallelization, validation gates
  • spec-kit - Constitutional governance, test-first

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