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# Session 0001.0 — Transcript
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> App: vscode-cowriting-plugin
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> Start: 2026-06-09T21-55 (PST)
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> End: 2026-06-09T23-31 (PST)
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> Type: capture
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> Status: **FINALIZED**
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## Launch prompt
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"Use flotilla to create a new app. It's not a webapp — it's a Visual Studio
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plugin so no GCP infra required. Similar to the Claude plugin. I've already
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created this repo and the *-content repo and both are cloned locally."
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Mid-session pivot: "Let's capture approach A as an epic in Gitea and create a
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single Feature, which I'd like you to recommend as the first tiny thing we can
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build that gets the scaffolding in place and on track. It isn't a shippable
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thing — just proof of concept that gives us a starting point."
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## Pre-state
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- Two brand-new, empty repos cloned locally (`.git` only, no commits):
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`vscode-cowriting-plugin` and `vscode-cowriting-plugin-content`, under
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`benstull/` on `git.benstull.org`.
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- No `app.json`, so the repo was not yet a registered Wiggleverse app.
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- Local clone remotes used stale aliases (`vs-code-cowriting-plugin`,
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`vs-cowriting-plugin-content`) that Gitea 301-redirects to the canonical
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`vscode-cowriting-plugin(-content)`.
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## The arc
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1. **Session gate / classification.** Opened as planning-and-executing; used the
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`superpowers:brainstorming` skill to explore intent because the request was
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greenfield and underspecified.
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2. **Discovery — what the app actually is.** "Flotilla" turned out not to map:
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the `launch-app` suite is for GCP-deployed standard-stack webapps, none of
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which applies to a no-infra VS Code extension. "Similar to the Claude plugin"
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+ "the RFC app experience" + "built on Clide" resolved, after clarification,
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to: the **inner-loop coauthoring experience** from `ben.stull/rfc-app#48`,
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delivered as a VS Code extension on local files. "Clide" was a typo for
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**Cline** (github.com/cline/cline) — the open-source coding-agent extension.
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3. **Architecture decision (Approach A).** Researched Cline: it ships
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`@cline/sdk` (programmatic agent API + plugin/tool registration + MCP,
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Apache-2.0). That makes a **standalone extension on `@cline/sdk`** the clean
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answer to rfc-app#48's open Q2 (standalone vs. fork vs. companion) — no fork,
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own coauthoring UI. Operator chose **scaffold + register only** as the scope.
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4. **Pivot to capture.** Operator updated the plugin (0.24.0 → 0.27.0) for the
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new `wgl-capture` skill and asked to capture Approach A as a Gitea **Epic** +
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one first **Feature** (a recommended tiny POC), rather than scaffold directly.
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Switched into a `capture` session.
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5. **App registration + naming reconciliation.** Authored `app.json` (no CLI
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emits it). Discovered via a Gitea 301 that the canonical repo names are
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`vscode-cowriting-plugin(-content)`, not the alias remotes. Operator confirmed
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the canonical **One Name `vscode-cowriting-plugin`**. Reconciled: `app.json`
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(app + both repos), both local remotes, and the local transcript dir; pushed
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`app.json` to `main` (rebased over the claim's `sessions/0001` placeholder).
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6. **Token blocker.** Filing needed a `git.benstull.org` token with the `issue`
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scope; none existed (the wiggleverse issue token 401s cross-host; the existing
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per-host benstull token 403s on issues/labels). Operator created a dedicated
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token stored in Keychain as `wgl-gitea-issues-readwrite-token-git.benstull.org`.
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7. **Filed the issues.** Ensured the capture taxonomy labels, then filed:
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- **#1** `type/epic` `priority/P1` — "VS Code coauthoring plugin built on
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Cline (`@cline/sdk`)".
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- **#2** `type/feature` `priority/P1` — "POC: runnable extension skeleton that
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drives `@cline/sdk`" (parent #1; #1's decomposition links back to #2).
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The recommended first Feature (#2): the smallest non-shippable POC — repo
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builds, F5 launches the Extension Development Host with the extension active,
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one command drives `@cline/sdk` and shows a result — validating Approach A and
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becoming the skeleton F2–F5 (threads, attribution, git-native persistence)
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land in.
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## Cut state
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- `app.json` committed + pushed to `benstull/vscode-cowriting-plugin@main`
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(canonical One Name). Working tree clean.
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- Gitea issues **#1** (Epic) and **#2** (Feature) filed and cross-linked on
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`benstull/vscode-cowriting-plugin`.
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- Capture taxonomy labels created on the tracker.
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- Draft issue files left **uncommitted** in
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`vscode-cowriting-plugin-content/issues/` (`coauthoring-plugin-on-cline.md`,
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`poc-extension-cline-sdk.md`) — the Author's to commit/publish or discard
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(capture INV-8).
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- No code scaffolded yet (deferred by scope).
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## Operator plate
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- Both repos are **public** on Gitea — confirm if unintended (handbook treats
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public as a deliberate exception).
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- The two draft files remain uncommitted in the content repo — publish or discard.
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- Memory note was intentionally skipped at the operator's request.
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## Next-session prompt
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```
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/goal Build Feature #2 (the POC): scaffold a standalone VS Code extension on @cline/sdk in benstull/vscode-cowriting-plugin — repo builds, F5 launches the Extension Development Host with the extension active, and one command drives @cline/sdk and shows a result. Per issues #2 (parent epic #1) and rfc-app#48. Non-shippable proof-of-concept skeleton only.
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```
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## Deferred decisions
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_No low-confidence autonomous calls this session — the operator confirmed the
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One Name, the scope (scaffold + register only), Approach A, and the filing._
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