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npm package: @simplifield/nest-config-vault
Description: This library was generated with [Nx](https://nx.dev).
Latest version: 1.1.4

# nest-config-vault

This library was generated with [Nx](https://nx.dev).

## Building

Run `nx build nest-config-vault` to build the library.

## Running unit tests

Run `nx test nest-config-vault` to execute the unit tests via [Jest](https://jestjs.io).
npm package: @simplify-technology/squadpack-base
Description: The official base pack for Squadpack.
Latest version: 0.6.0

# @simplify-technology/squadpack-base

The official base pack for Squadpack.

It gives a repository the neutral starting layer:

- shared workflow skills
- starter squads for feature, bugfix, review, and release flows
- base catalog entries
- IDE templates for Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex

## Typical Install

```sh
npm install -D @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli @simplify-technology/squadpack-base
npx squadpack init --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-base --target .
```

Then verify the result:

```sh
npx squadpack doctor --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-base --target .
```

## When To Use This Pack

Use this pack when you want the neutral Squadpack foundation in a repository.

After `init`, Cursor gets the main guided entrypoint:

- `/squad`

And the advanced compatibility path:

- `/squadpack`

It also gets explicit `/squad-*` shortcuts for common actions:

- `/squad-help`
- `/squad-create`
- `/squad-run`
- `/squad-list`
- `/squad-edit`
- `/squad-skills`
- `/squad-install`
- `/squad-uninstall`

## What This Pack Does Not Include

This package does not add framework-specific guidance by itself.

Add extensions such as `@simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-laravel` when you need stack-aware rules, runtime squads, and templates.

## Notes

- This pack is usually the first pack installed in a repository.
- Local files such as `.cursor/mcp.json` are preserved instead of being overwritten on update.
- Runtime truth continues to live under `.squadpack/`; when executions start, `run` returns both `taskId` and `sessionId`.

## Documentation

- Main README: `../../README.en.md`
- Installation: `../../docs/en/install.md`
- IDE commands: `../../docs/en/ide-commands.md`
- Pack reference: `../../docs/en/pack-reference.md`
npm package: @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli
Description: The `squadpack` command-line interface.
Latest version: 0.6.0

# @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli

The `squadpack` command-line interface.

Use it to:

- install packs into a repository
- activate official extensions
- inspect squads, agents, skills, and catalogs
- create workspace squads from natural-language goals
- plan and run local cooperative executions
- follow durable jobs with explicit `task start`, `task status`, `task result`, `task cancel`, and `task list`
- inspect sessions, checkpoints, and runtime history

## Install

```sh
npm install -D @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli
```

Typical setup with the base pack:

```sh
npm install -D @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli @simplify-technology/squadpack-base
npx squadpack init --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-base --target .
```

## Quick Start

```sh
npx squadpack install software-engineering --target .
npx squadpack create --goal "Build a secure dashboard" --target .
npx squadpack list --target .
npx squadpack run <squad-name> --target .
```

If you need the explicit durable job surface:

```sh
npx squadpack task status --task <task-id> --target .
npx squadpack task result --task <task-id> --target .
npx squadpack task cancel --task <task-id> --target .
```

## Most Common Flows

Inspect capabilities:

```sh
npx squadpack inspect squad --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-laravel
npx squadpack inspect agent --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-software-engineering
```

Operate an execution:

```sh
npx squadpack status --session <session-id> --target .
npx squadpack trace --session <session-id> --target .
npx squadpack checkpoints --target .
npx squadpack resume --session <session-id> --decision approve --target .
```

`run` now returns both `taskId` and `sessionId`. Use the session-oriented commands when you want runtime truth for a concrete execution attempt, and the `task *` commands when you want durable job identity and retained results across frontends.

## Notes

- Runtime state is stored under `.squadpack/` in the target repository.
- In Cursor, the recommended entrypoint is `/squad`; `/squad-help`, `/squad-create`, `/squad-run`, `/squad-list`, `/squad-edit`, `/squad-skills`, `/squad-install`, and `/squad-uninstall` are explicit shortcuts over the same underlying CLI surface.

## Documentation

- Main README: `../../README.en.md`
- CLI reference: `../../docs/en/cli-reference.md`
- IDE commands: `../../docs/en/ide-commands.md`
- Workspace squads: `../../docs/en/workspace-squads.md`
npm package: @simplify-technology/squadpack-core
Description: The core engine behind Squadpack.
Latest version: 0.6.0

# @simplify-technology/squadpack-core

The core engine behind Squadpack.

This package provides:

- runtime and distribution contracts
- local pack loading and registry services
- install and update services
- workspace composition and planning services
- durable task, execution, session, checkpoint, and runtime state services

## Install

```sh
npm install @simplify-technology/squadpack-core
```

## Who This Package Is For

This package is mainly intended for:

- `@simplify-technology/squadpack-cli`
- official Squadpack packs and extensions
- custom tooling that wants to compose or execute Squadpack locally

If you want the end-user experience, start with the CLI and the base pack instead of using this package alone.

## Notes

- This package is the engine, not the product entrypoint.
- Published packs such as `@simplify-technology/squadpack-base` and framework extensions build on top of it.
- Mutable runtime truth is now persisted locally under `.squadpack/`, including a SQLite store used for durable tasks and retained results.

## Documentation

- Main README: `../../README.en.md`
- Architecture: `../../docs/en/architecture.md`
- CLI reference: `../../docs/en/cli-reference.md`
npm package: @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-laravel
Description: The official Laravel extension for Squadpack.
Latest version: 0.6.0

# @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-laravel

The official Laravel extension for Squadpack.

It adds Laravel-aware guidance on top of the base pack:

- Laravel-focused agents and skills
- reusable Cursor rules
- framework-aware templates
- Laravel runtime squads such as `ext-laravel:feature-squad`
- Laravel-specific documentation and local MCP templates

## Typical Install

```sh
npm install -D @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli @simplify-technology/squadpack-base @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-laravel

npx squadpack init --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-base --target .
npx squadpack install laravel --target .
```

## When To Use This Pack

Use this extension when the repository is already Laravel and you need framework-aware help for:

- migrations
- Pest and realistic testing
- Inertia and UI patterns
- policies, activity logging, and release review
- Laravel-specific runtime flows

If the same repository also needs generic engineering composition from natural-language goals, keep `@simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-software-engineering` as the generic layer and add this package as the Laravel overlay.

## Notes

- This extension works on top of `@simplify-technology/squadpack-base`.
- Local files such as `.cursor/mcp.laravel-boost.json` are preserved during updates.
- Runtime state still lives under `.squadpack/`, outside the Laravel app structure.
- Executions now expose both `taskId` for the durable job and `sessionId` for the concrete attempt.

## Documentation

- Laravel operational guide: `../../docs/en/laravel-operational-guide.md`
- IDE commands: `../../docs/en/ide-commands.md`
- Extensions overview: `../../docs/en/extensions.md`
- Main README: `../../README.en.md`
npm package: @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-social-media
Description: The official social-media extension for Squadpack.
Latest version: 0.6.0

# @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-social-media

The official social-media extension for Squadpack.

It is intentionally separate from the engineering core and adds:

- a content strategy agent
- a creative direction agent
- a brand-safety review agent
- a publishing playbook skill
- an asset sourcing skill
- executable Instagram publishing skills
- social-media catalog assets
- a social campaign squad
- roadmap documentation for this vertical

## Typical Install

```sh
npm install -D @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli @simplify-technology/squadpack-base @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-social-media

npx squadpack init --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-base --target .
npx squadpack install social-media --target .
```

## When To Use This Pack

Use this extension when the repository needs publishing or creative workflow support that should stay separate from the default software-engineering workflow.

## Notes

- This extension depends on `@simplify-technology/squadpack-base`.
- It is designed to grow independently into campaign planning, creative direction, asset sourcing, publishing flows, and approval checkpoints.
- Relevant inspiration folded into this pack includes social campaign orchestration, Instagram publishing patterns, multi-platform scheduling, screenshot-based asset capture, and publishing safety checkpoints.
- The Instagram layer currently includes a preflight check skill and a carousel publishing skill with `dryRun` support.
- The default `social-campaign-squad` now wires those skills behind an explicit approval checkpoint before live Instagram publishing.

## Documentation

- Social-media roadmap: `./docs/roadmap.md`
- Extensions overview: `../../docs/en/extensions.md`
- Main README: `../../README.en.md`
npm package: @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-software-engineering
Description: The main engineering extension for Squadpack.
Latest version: 0.6.0

# @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-software-engineering

The main engineering extension for Squadpack.

It adds the generic specialist layer used for intent-driven engineering work across stacks:

- agents for architecture, backend, frontend, UX, UI, security, QA, DevOps, release, and technical writing
- reusable engineering skills
- catalog entries used during workspace composition and runtime planning

## Typical Install

```sh
npm install -D @simplify-technology/squadpack-cli @simplify-technology/squadpack-base @simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-software-engineering

npx squadpack init --pack @simplify-technology/squadpack-base --target .
npx squadpack install software-engineering --target .
```

## When To Use This Pack

Use this extension when you want:

- the default engineering vertical for `create`
- cross-stack engineering composition from natural-language goals
- a reusable specialist layer that framework overlays can build on

If the repository is Laravel-based, keep this package for the generic engineering layer and add `@simplify-technology/squadpack-ext-laravel` when you also need framework-specific runtime guidance and templates.

## Typical Flow

```sh
npx squadpack create --goal "Build a secure dashboard with backend, frontend, UX, UI, QA, and rollout" --target .
npx squadpack list --target .
npx squadpack run <squad-name> --target .
npx squadpack task status --task <task-id> --target .
```

## Notes

- This extension depends on `@simplify-technology/squadpack-base`.
- It is the default engineering vertical and stays separate from non-engineering domains such as social publishing.

## Documentation

- Package overview: `./docs/overview.md`
- Workspace squads: `../../docs/en/workspace-squads.md`
- IDE commands: `../../docs/en/ide-commands.md`
- Main README: `../../README.en.md`
npm package: @simplify-tecnologia/cheil-tracker-ui
Description: Cheil Tracker UI is a collection of React components styled using styled-components. Because uses styled-components you can easily create a new theme or change an existing one, see themes for more information.
Latest version: 0.0.1

# Cheil Tracker UI

**Cheil Tracker UI** is a collection of React components styled using [styled-components](https://styled-components.com). Because uses [styled-components](https://styled-components.com) you can easily create a new theme or change an existing one, see themes for more information.

**Cheil Tracker UI** contains 3 packages:

```js static
import * from "cheil-tracker-ui/components";
import * from "cheil-tracker-ui/themes";
import * from "cheil-tracker-ui/hocs";
```

[View on Github](https://github.com/simplify-tecnologia/cheil-tracker-ui)

### Documentaion

https://cheil-tracker-ui-docz.netlify.com

## Components List

- [x] Avatar
- [x] Badge
- [x] Button
- [x] Card
- [ ] Checkbox
- [x] ChildrenProps
- [ ] DatePicker
- [ ] Dropdown
- [x] Flex
- [ ] Field
- [x] Group
- [x] Icon
- [x] Input
- [x] Loader
- [ ] Menu
- [ ] Stack
- [ ] Switch
- [x] Text
- [ ] Textarea
- [x] Title