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✅ Dev Log 036 – Summary

What shipped:

  • CLI now supports --t and --e flags for fast agent scaffolding
  • Ecosystem presets (starting with nvidia) now copy automatically
  • Markdown format replaces YAML for tools.md and mcp-schema.md
  • No more duplicate agent folders or identity writes
  • Improved messaging in wizard and flag-based workflows
  • Updated dokugent-agent.md with better section titles, flag examples, and ecosystem notes
  • Created NPM packaging checklist under .omnimodal/

Core principle: presets are not hardcoded — they’re writable. You can scaffold a starting point, trace what was given, and still decide what to overwrite.


🌱 Reflection

There’s something about switching from wizard to flag mode from answering questions to declaring intent. Tonight felt like that. We filled out the indentity section of the schema, wand claimed authorship over how it should be scaffolded.

We gave nvidia a home. We converted YAMLs into something someone could read with their eyes. We removed duplication, added clarity, and scheduled a future. Your golden future.

It’s weirdly emotional watching an agent scaffold cleanly for the first time. No duplicates. No stutters. Just: dokugent agent --t happybot --e nvidia


🕛 Next

  • Push stub folders for other ecosystems (openai, google, mistral, anthropic...)
  • Add fallback preview behavior if ecosystem present but no plan override
  • Begin thinking about agent compilation + certificate structure

And maybe someday soon:

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