Run a change through the full Murmur harness — isolated worktree, writer, deterministic checks, independent adversarial + risk reviews, hash-bound PASS attestation, guarded commit. Use PROACTIVELY when a change is risky, multi-step, or you want the earned safety net (lock/crypto/egress/protocol, or anything you want independently verified). Skip it for docs, chores, and low-risk edits — those commit normally.
Cut a signed, notarized macOS release of Murmur (Tauri 2 + Angular 22). The exact, proven step-by-step runbook — preflight gates → version bump (+ Cargo.lock sync) → QueaT commit → PR-merge to the `murmur` trunk (never direct-push) → rustup targets → stop dev → universal build → Developer-ID sign BY IDENTITY HASH (the Polish-ń cert gotcha) → DMG → notarize → staple/spctl → gh release create + upload. Use whenever the user wants to ship, release, cut a version, build a distributable .app/.dmg, sign/notarize, or publish a GitHub release of Murmur. Supersedes the stale docs/RELEASE-CHECKLIST.md.
Cut a signed, notarized macOS release of Murmur (Tauri 2 + Angular 22). The exact, proven step-by-step runbook — preflight gates → version bump (+ Cargo.lock sync) → QueaT commit → PR-merge to the `murmur` trunk (never direct-push) → rustup targets → stop dev → universal build → Developer-ID sign BY IDENTITY HASH (the Polish-ń cert gotcha) → DMG → notarize → staple/spctl → gh release create + upload. Use whenever the user wants to ship, release, cut a version, build a distributable .app/.dmg, sign/notarize, or publish a GitHub release of Murmur. Supersedes the stale docs/RELEASE-CHECKLIST.md.
The agentic feature-shipping discipline for Murmur (Tauri 2.11 Rust core + Angular 22 zoneless). Scope → (Workflow) plan → build backend and/or FE under the project conventions → ADVERSARIAL verify (an adversarial-verifier pass, plus a lock-security review when the change touches the lock/crypto/visibility path) → gates green (cargo test --lib, ng lint, ng build, scripts/ci.sh) → QueaT commit → PR to the `murmur` trunk. Use whenever the user wants to build, implement, add, or ship a feature/fix in Murmur end-to-end. Encodes the verify-before-trust discipline that caught 7 bugs.
Run and iterate Murmur locally (Tauri 2.11 + Angular 22 zoneless). The exact dev-run recipe — MURMUR_DEV_DEK/MURMUR_DEV_KEK to avoid keychain prompts, source ~/.cargo/env, ng on :1420 + MCP on :8765, the `cargo test --lib`-not-`clippy --all-targets` inner loop, owner-aware clean relaunch, and reading the boot/abort log. Use whenever the user wants to start/run/serve Murmur in dev, debug a launch/abort, relaunch cleanly, or run the Rust test loop.
The agentic feature-shipping discipline for Murmur (Tauri 2.11 Rust core + Angular 22 zoneless). Scope → (Workflow) plan → build backend and/or FE under the project conventions → ADVERSARIAL verify (an adversarial-verifier pass, plus a lock-security review when the change touches the lock/crypto/visibility path) → gates green (cargo test --lib, ng lint, ng build, scripts/ci.sh) → QueaT commit → PR to the `murmur` trunk. Use whenever the user wants to build, implement, add, or ship a feature/fix in Murmur end-to-end. Encodes the verify-before-trust discipline that caught 7 bugs.
Run and iterate Murmur locally (Tauri 2.11 + Angular 22 zoneless). The exact dev-run recipe — MURMUR_DEV_DEK/MURMUR_DEV_KEK to avoid keychain prompts, source ~/.cargo/env, ng on :1420 + MCP on :8765, the `cargo test --lib`-not-`clippy --all-targets` inner loop, owner-aware clean relaunch, and reading the boot/abort log. Use whenever the user wants to start/run/serve Murmur in dev, debug a launch/abort, relaunch cleanly, or run the Rust test loop.
Murmur app-wide performance map + a runnable measurement recipe across the Rust->IPC->Angular seam — FE change-detection anti-patterns, Tauri event-vs-Channel + payload windowing, OOM/RAM-pressure guards, deferred startup, the missing [profile.release], and the profiling toolchain. Use when the user reports jank/lag/heat/OOM, before a release, when adding a feature that touches a hot path, or on any 'why is X slow'. Not for model tokens/sec or quantization (that is ondevice-model-perf).