docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-01-oop-compiler-vm-design.md (new): approved brainstorming design for the OOP-writeonce track's first sub-project — `woc` (OCaml, stdlib-only, handwritten lexer/recursive-descent parser) compiling `.wo` classes to register bytecode, and `wovm` (C, libc-only) interpreting it. Decisions locked: evolve wo-rt-c into the C runtime (Rust rt stays until parity); plan-13 doctrine kept (no inheritance — structural Go-style interfaces + composition); hybrid borrow enforcement (mutable value semantics, second-class borrows — compiler elides provable sites, VM checks residual sites via header borrow word); per-class @gc opt-out with RC + budgeted per-shard Bacon–Rajan cycle scan (no stop-the-world by construction); shard-actor concurrency reserved (header carries shard id, implementation is sub-project 2); root-level monorepo dirs compiler/ + runtime/ (nothing new under prototypes/). Spec covers .wob module format, ~40-op instruction set, trap/unwind error model with drop maps, conformance-corpus test strategy (run/must-fail-compile/must-trap), and measurable success criteria (<100 ms compile, ASan/Valgrind-clean suite, single-binary build).
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# .dev — developer-local links into the agent-tooling filesystem
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Symlinks to the state that the AI tooling around this repo reads and writes —
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Claude Code, opencode, and the local llama.cpp model server. Same convention
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as the `reference/{linux,go,llama-cpp,colibri}` links: **user-specific
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absolute paths, gitignored** (only this README is committed). Each developer
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recreates them for their own machine (commands below).
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| Link | Points at | What a developer uses it for |
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| --- | --- | --- |
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| `claude-project/` | `~/.claude/projects/<this-repo, slashes→dashes>` | Claude Code's per-project state: session transcripts (`*.jsonl`) and `memory/` (the persistent memory index + facts). Grep a past session, read/curate what Claude remembers about this repo. |
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| `claude-home/` | `~/.claude` | Claude Code global home: `settings.json`, `skills/`, `plugins/`, `plans/`, `history.jsonl`, all projects. Where global (cross-repo) agents/skills would live. |
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| `opencode-config/` | `~/.config/opencode` | opencode config: `opencode.jsonc` (the `llama.cpp/qwen3-coder` provider), global `agents/`, MCP registrations. Edit here to add agents/tools (see `docs/examples/agent-loop/README.md`). |
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| `opencode-data/` | `~/.local/share/opencode` | opencode runtime data: `opencode.db` (sessions), `storage/`, `tool-output/`, `log/`. Debug what an opencode agent actually did. |
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| `llama-cache/` | `~/.cache/llama.cpp` | Downloaded GGUF weights (Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B etc.). What `MODEL_PATH`/`start-local-agents.sh` resolve against. |
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| `llama-server.log` | `<llama.cpp checkout>/llama-server.log` | Live log of the background `llama-server` started by `prototypes/llama-moe-stream/start-local-agents.sh` — `tail -f` it to watch prompt processing and tok/s. |
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Related, already at the repo root: project-level agent definitions go in
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`.opencode/agents/*.md` (opencode) and `.claude/agents/*.md` (Claude Code) —
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those are *committed* when they should be shared with the team, unlike these
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links.
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## Recreate on a new machine
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```bash
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cd .dev
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ln -sfn "$HOME/.claude/projects/$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel | tr / -)" claude-project
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ln -sfn "$HOME/.claude" claude-home
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ln -sfn "$HOME/.config/opencode" opencode-config
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ln -sfn "$HOME/.local/share/opencode" opencode-data
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ln -sfn "$HOME/.cache/llama.cpp" llama-cache
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ln -sfn <your-llama.cpp-checkout>/llama-server.log llama-server.log
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```
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(`claude-project`: Claude Code names the directory after the repo's absolute
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path with `/` replaced by `-`, hence the `git rev-parse | tr` trick.)
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## Privacy
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These links point into **private state**: full conversation transcripts
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(all projects, under `claude-home`), Claude's memory, and opencode's
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`auth.json` (credentials/tokens under `opencode-data`). They are gitignored
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so none of it can be committed — keep it that way, and don't bulk-feed these
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directories to tools that upload content.
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