A single-page habit tracker — add habits, mark them done, build streaks. Public reference example for the
peak-workflowplugin.
npm installnpm run devThen open http://localhost:5173 — add a habit, mark it done for today, and watch the streak
build. All data is stored locally in your browser (localStorage); there is no backend.
- Architecture
- Design Notes
- Requirements — TOR requirements baseline
- Implementation Plan — epic registry; run
/peak-workflow:statusfor the dashboard
See AGENTS.md for the project's development workflow conventions — zcode loads it automatically every session.
Summit is the public reference example for
peak-workflow, built end-to-end
using the plugin's requirements-driven lifecycle. The token spend below covers more than
application code — it includes generating and maintaining the full set of SLCD (Software Life
Cycle Data) artifacts and requirements-to-code traceability, produced to a rigor sufficient for
a DO-330 TQL-5 engineering tool. Below is a usage snapshot of ZCode (powered by GLM) while
building Summit v0.3.0 with ZCode CLI version <fill-in> and peak-workflow v1.5.0:
| Model | Cost | Tokens |
|---|---|---|
| glm-5.3-flash | $X.XX | NNN tok |
- Cache hit at NN% — most prompts reuse cache
- NN% one-shot — edits landing first try
No license file yet — add one before publishing (see the repo hygiene audit from setup).