How long does the integration take?

Change one base URL in an OpenAI-compatible client, or install the Python or TypeScript SDK; the quickstart routes a first request in a few minutes.

Will this lock us into another vendor?

No. The router is Apache-2.0 open source, your provider keys stay yours, and the API is OpenAI-compatible, so leaving is a change of base URL.

What happens when a provider fails?

The router falls back to the next model your policy allows and records the fallback in the trace, so an outage costs a retry, not an incident.

dna-quality-report - Prompt

Name: dna-quality-report
Author: superhumaan

Prompt file imported from superhumaan/DNA (.claude/commands/dna-quality-report.md). Fill in {{arguments}} before use. Copyright stays with the author.

DNA Command: Quality Report

Slash: /dna-quality-report · Category: Quality

Purpose

Local SonarQube-style gate — security, reliability, maintainability, coverage, and toolchain checks. No SonarQube server.

When to use

Before marking any feature complete
Before git push
After significant code changes

When NOT to use

Exploratory spikes the user will discard

Prerequisites

Lint and test scripts in package.json when toolchain checks are enabled

Mandatory behaviour — OBEY

MUST Run the real CLI command in the shell — never invent or simulate DNA output.
MUST Execute from the project root unless --cwd is explicitly required.
MUST Read the full terminal output (stdout and stderr) before summarizing or acting.
MUST Prefer npx dna when dna is not on PATH; use global dna when available.
MUST Load .DNA/neuralNetwork.json, relevant .DNA/behaviour/, and DNA/Impressions/ before follow-up implementation.
MUST Treat FAIL as a hard stop — fix blockers and criticals
MUST Read .DNA/reports/quality/latest.md when report mode

Forbidden — NEVER

NEVER Never skip running the command when the user invoked this slash command.
NEVER Never tell the user to copy prompts or manually edit DNA scaffold files when DNA can do it.
NEVER Never commit .env, tokens, or credentials surfaced by CLI output.
NEVER Never force-push to main or master.
NEVER Never waive security blockers without explicit user sign-off

Execute (required)

Run this command from the project root in the shell. Do not skip execution.

npx dna quality report --feature

Flags

Flag	Description
`--feature`	Scope to git-changed files (feature factory default)
`--paths`	Specific files to scan
`--json`	Machine-readable output

Argument hint: [--paths <files>]

Output interpretation

Section	Meaning
PASS	No blocker or critical issues — may proceed to push
FAIL	Fix listed issues and re-run until PASS

Exit codes

0 — Gate PASS
1 — Gate FAIL

Files touched

.DNA/reports/quality/

After running

Report PASS/FAIL, blocker/critical issues, and path to .DNA/reports/quality/. Fix blockers before marking work complete.

Related slash commands

/dna-quality-scan
/dna-docker-build
/dna-github-push

Examples

Feature close-out

npx dna quality report --feature

Then: Fix FAIL items; then docker build and github push

Session context

Before follow-up implementation, load:

.DNA/neuralNetwork.json — intent routing
.DNA/behaviour/*.behaviour.md — project rules
.DNA/knowledge/ — stack-matched packs
DNA/Impressions/ — human-facing system docs

User context (if any):

Install dna-quality-report and it becomes one more candidate the router can pick - when it fits.

A listing is a routing target with a manifest: what it does, which domains it covers, what it costs and who publishes it. Once installed it sits beside your own models and tools, is scored like any other candidate for each request, and shows up in the trace when it wins. Ratings come from workspaces that installed it, one per account.

# DNA Command: Quality Report > Slash: `/dna-quality-report` · Category: **Quality** ## Purpose Local SonarQube-style gate — security, reliability, maintainability, coverage, and toolchain checks. No SonarQube server. ## When to use - Before marking any feature complete - Before `git push` - After significant code changes ## When NOT to use - Exploratory spikes the user will discard ## Prerequisites - Lint and test scripts in package.json when toolchain checks are enabled ## Mandatory behaviour — OBEY - **MUST** Run the real CLI command in the shell — never invent or simulate DNA output. - **MUST** Execute from the **project root** unless `--cwd` is explicitly required. - **MUST** Read the **full terminal output** (stdout and stderr) before summarizing or acting. - **MUST** Prefer `npx dna` when `dna` is not on PATH; use global `dna` when available. - **MUST** Load `.DNA/neuralNetwork.json`, relevant `.DNA/behaviour/`, and `DNA/Impressions/` before follow-up implementation. - **MUST** Treat FAIL as a hard stop — fix blockers and criticals - **MUST** Read `.DNA/reports/quality/latest.md` when report mode ## Forbidden — NEVER - **NEVER** Never skip running the command when the user invoked this slash command. - **NEVER** Never tell the user to copy prompts or manually edit DNA scaffold files when DNA can do it. - **NEVER** Never commit `.env`, tokens, or credentials surfaced by CLI output. - **NEVER** Never force-push to `main` or `master`. - **NEVER** Never waive security blockers without explicit user sign-off ## Execute (required) Run this command from the **project root** in the shell. Do not skip execution. ```bash npx dna quality report --feature ``` ## Flags | Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | `--feature` | Scope to git-changed files (feature factory default) | | `--paths` | Specific files to scan | | `--json` | Machine-readable output | **Argument hint:** `[--paths <files>]` ## Output interpretation | Section | Meaning | |---------|---------| | PASS | No blocker or critical issues — may proceed to push | | FAIL | Fix listed issues and re-run until PASS | ## Exit codes - **0** — Gate PASS - **1** — Gate FAIL ## Files touched - .DNA/reports/quality/ ## After running Report PASS/FAIL, blocker/critical issues, and path to `.DNA/reports/quality/`. Fix blockers before marking work complete. ## Related slash commands - `/dna-quality-scan` - `/dna-docker-build` - `/dna-github-push` ## Examples ### Feature close-out ```bash npx dna quality report --feature ``` **Then:** Fix FAIL items; then docker build and github push ## Session context Before follow-up implementation, load: - `.DNA/neuralNetwork.json` — intent routing - `.DNA/behaviour/*.behaviour.md` — project rules - `.DNA/knowledge/` — stack-matched packs - `DNA/Impressions/` — human-facing system docs **User context (if any):** {{arguments}}

{ "prompt": "# DNA Command: Quality Report\n\n> Slash: `/dna-quality-report` · Category: **Quality**\n\n## Purpose\n\nLocal SonarQube-style gate — security, reliability, maintainability, coverage, and toolchain checks. No SonarQube server.\n\n## When to use\n\n- Before marking any feature complete\n- Before `git push`\n- After significant code changes\n\n## When NOT to use\n\n- Exploratory spikes the user will discard\n\n## Prerequisites\n\n- Lint and test scripts in package.json when toolchain checks are enabled\n\n## Mandatory behaviour — OBEY\n\n- **MUST** Run the real CLI command in the shell — never invent or simulate DNA output.\n- **MUST** Execute from the **project root** unless `--cwd` is explicitly required.\n- **MUST** Read the **full terminal output** (stdout and stderr) before summarizing or acting.\n- **MUST** Prefer `npx dna` when `dna` is not on PATH; use global `dna` when available.\n- **MUST** Load `.DNA/neuralNetwork.json`, relevant `.DNA/behaviour/`, and `DNA/Impressions/` before follow-up implementation.\n- **MUST** Treat FAIL as a hard stop — fix blockers and criticals\n- **MUST** Read `.DNA/reports/quality/latest.md` when report mode\n\n## Forbidden — NEVER\n\n- **NEVER** Never skip running the command when the user invoked this slash command.\n- **NEVER** Never tell the user to copy prompts or manually edit DNA scaffold files when DNA can do it.\n- **NEVER** Never commit `.env`, tokens, or credentials surfaced by CLI output.\n- **NEVER** Never force-push to `main` or `master`.\n- **NEVER** Never waive security blockers without explicit user sign-off\n\n## Execute (required)\n\nRun this command from the **project root** in the shell. Do not skip execution.\n\n```bash\nnpx dna quality report --feature\n```\n\n## Flags\n\n| Flag | Description |\n|------|-------------|\n| `--feature` | Scope to git-changed files (feature factory default) |\n| `--paths` | Specific files to scan |\n| `--json` | Machine-readable output |\n\n**Argument hint:** `[--paths <files>]`\n\n\n## Output interpretation\n\n| Section | Meaning |\n|---------|---------|\n| PASS | No blocker or critical issues — may proceed to push |\n| FAIL | Fix listed issues and re-run until PASS |\n\n## Exit codes\n\n- **0** — Gate PASS\n- **1** — Gate FAIL\n\n## Files touched\n\n- .DNA/reports/quality/\n\n## After running\n\nReport PASS/FAIL, blocker/critical issues, and path to `.DNA/reports/quality/`. Fix blockers before marking work complete.\n\n## Related slash commands\n\n- `/dna-quality-scan`\n- `/dna-docker-build`\n- `/dna-github-push`\n\n## Examples\n\n### Feature close-out\n\n```bash\nnpx dna quality report --feature\n```\n\n**Then:** Fix FAIL items; then docker build and github push\n\n## Session context\n\nBefore follow-up implementation, load:\n\n- `.DNA/neuralNetwork.json` — intent routing\n- `.DNA/behaviour/*.behaviour.md` — project rules\n- `.DNA/knowledge/` — stack-matched packs\n- `DNA/Impressions/` — human-facing system docs\n\n**User context (if any):**\n\n{{arguments}}", "variables": [ "arguments" ], "notes": "Run local SAST + toolchain checks and write a quality report (feature gate). Tools: Bash(npx:*), Bash(dna:*), Read, Grep, Glob. Arguments: [--paths <files>].", "metadata": { "source": { "provider": "github-claude-commands", "repository": "https://github.com/superhumaan/DNA", "path": ".claude/commands/dna-quality-report.md", "ref": "64f3d3e2d951e32a54b112da5e528e73e2e4afc5", "url": "https://github.com/superhumaan/DNA/blob/64f3d3e2d951e32a54b112da5e528e73e2e4afc5/.claude/commands/dna-quality-report.md", "key": "superhumaan/DNA/.claude/commands/dna-quality-report.md" } } }

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