Add weft to Developer Productivity#201
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Adds dioptx/weft under Developer Productivity — a Claude Code plugin that turns ad-hoc agent sessions into auditable, event-sourced workflows.
What it does
Templates declare ordered steps with skill bindings (
/aot-plan,/staff-review,/fix-polish), bounded loops (loop_back_to,max_iterations), and per-step tool guards. Four hooks (SessionStart,PreToolUse,PreCompact,Stop) enforce the contract — out-of-order tool calls are blocked, premature session exits are refused, and state survives compaction via a projection file.Why it's different
.claude/weft/events.jsonl; delete the snapshot andwf-rebuildreconstructs from events alone.~/.weft/templates/), and bundled. Same precedence applies for overrides.Verify the claims
Five reproducible asciinema-recorded GIFs in the README cover structural preview, first run, custom workflows, skill authoring, and event-log rebuild.
License: MIT.