flux-code-agent-pre

Automating the research-to-code transition requires integrating knowledge graph context with local workspace setup to create isolated development sessions. This enforces structured planning protocols, ensuring method definitions are validated before coding begins.

To initialize a code session using a knowledge graph, the system detects the project root and retrieves research context from a Claim Chain SQLite database. It then injects this accurate context into an isolated workspace directory for the agent.

Yes, accessing the Claim Chain SQLite database is required to ensure accurate context injection. This database provides the method definitions and baseline structures necessary to align the agent with the established research context.

Enforcing structured planning protocols is achieved by standardizing the transition into a dedicated PLAN MODE. This ensures all implementation plans are documented and validated against the research context before any code is written.

Managing isolated development sessions involves creating dedicated code session directories that maintain clean separation between research iterations. This artifact management prevents context overlap across different development cycles.

Setting up a research-driven development workspace requires access to the project root, pipeline state files, and the Claim Chain SQLite database. These inputs ensure accurate research context injection into the local environment.