claude-flow-depth/src/templates/CHANGELOG.md

DEPTH Methodology Installer - Ousterhout-First Development for Claude Code

# Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/),
and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).

## [1.0.0] - {{INIT_DATE}}

### Added
- Initial project setup with DEPTH methodology
- Claude Flow MCP integration
- Core application structure following deep modules pattern
- Comprehensive logging system with information hiding
- Complete test suite demonstrating DEPTH principles
- ESLint configuration enforcing DEPTH code style
- Documentation and DEPTH methodology guide

### DEPTH Methodology Implementation
- **Design-Twice**: Template structure created with alternative design considerations
- **Interface Simplification**: Simple, minimal public APIs throughout
- **Complexity Allocation**: Complex logic pushed into private modules
- **Strategic Investment**: 20% of development time allocated to architecture and tooling
- **Implementation Hiding**: Maximum encapsulation with private fields and methods

### Quality Gates Achieved
- ✅ Module depth ratio > 0.6
- ✅ Interface complexity < 0.4
- ✅ Strategic investment 20% (documentation, tooling, architecture)
- ✅ Information hiding > 80%

### Infrastructure
- Node.js ESM module system
- Comprehensive test coverage with node:test
- ESLint with DEPTH-specific rules
- Claude Flow coordination hooks
- Git ignore configuration
- Package.json with DEPTH and Claude Flow scripts

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## Template Information

This changelog template is designed for projects using:
- **DEPTH Methodology**: Ousterhout-first development approach
- **Claude Flow**: AI-powered development coordination
- **Strategic Programming**: Long-term thinking and quality focus

### How to Use
1. Replace `{{INIT_DATE}}` with your project initialization date
2. Document changes following DEPTH principles
3. Include quality gate achievements
4. Note strategic investments and architectural decisions
5. Reference design-twice decisions and trade-offs

### Change Categories
- **Added**: New features and capabilities
- **Changed**: Changes to existing functionality
- **Deprecated**: Features marked for removal
- **Removed**: Deleted features
- **Fixed**: Bug fixes and corrections
- **Security**: Security-related changes
- **DEPTH**: Methodology-specific improvements
- **Strategic**: Long-term architectural investments