feat: add OAC commands and login endpoint example#344
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- Add 6 OAC workflow commands (brainstorm, debug, install-context, oac-*) - Add login endpoint example demonstrating OAC standards - Follows functional programming patterns and security best practices
Signed-off-by: Matthew Tanner <imatthewtanner@icloud.com>
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Summary
This PR adds OpenAgents Control (OAC) workflow commands and a login endpoint example demonstrating OAC standards.
Changes
OAC Commands (6 files)
Login Endpoint Example (6 files)
Demonstrates OAC workflow and standards:
Standards Applied
✅ Pure functions (no side effects)
✅ Input validation at boundaries
✅ Secure error handling
✅ Dependency injection
✅ Small functions (< 50 lines)
✅ Explicit TypeScript types
✅ Comprehensive test coverage
Testing
All functions are pure and have unit tests. The login endpoint example follows functional programming patterns and security best practices as defined in the OAC context standards.