Crate prodigy

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§Prodigy

A dead simple Rust CLI tool that makes your code better through Claude CLI integration.

prodigy cook [--focus "area"] [-n iterations] [--map "pattern"] [--args "value"]

abstractions - Trait-based abstractions for external dependencies (git, Claude CLI)
analytics - Claude session correlation and analytics
commands - Modular command handler architecture for extensible workflow commands
config - Configuration management for the tool
cook - Core cooking command implementation with mapping support
git - Granular, testable git operations layer
init - Initialize Prodigy commands in projects
scoring - Unified project health scoring system
simple_state - Minimal state management with JSON persistence
storage - Global storage management for events, DLQ, and job state
subprocess - Unified subprocess abstraction layer for testing
worktree - Git worktree management for parallel sessions
unified_session - Unified session management with event-driven architecture
testing - Testing utilities and fixtures for comprehensive testing
core - Pure business logic functions without I/O operations

abstractions: Abstraction layers for external dependencies
app: Application module
cli: CLI command handlers
commands: Modular command handler architecture for extensible workflow commands
config
cook: Cook module - orchestrates improvement sessions
core: Core business logic module with pure functions
error
git: Granular git operations layer
init: Prodigy project initialization for Claude Code integration
resume_logic: Pure functions for resume workflow logic Following functional programming principles with no side effects
scoring: Unified scoring system for project health assessment
storage: Storage abstraction layer for Prodigy
subprocess: Unified subprocess abstraction layer for external tool integration
testing: Testing utilities and fixtures
unified_session: Unified session management for Prodigy
worktree: Git worktree management for parallel MMM sessions

assert_err: Assert that a result is Err and return the error
assert_error_contains: Assert that an error message contains a specific string
assert_ok: Assert that a result is Ok and return the value
prodigy_error: Macro for quick error creation with context