docs: V1 completion handoff after 5-hour supervision sprint#33
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Captures end-of-sprint state for the Claude Kingdoms project: - 11 PRs merged (PR #22 audit through PR #32 BridgeView), all green CI. - Test count grew 149 → 262 (+113 tests across the sprint). - Every audit-identified P0/P1/P2 line item closed at the architecture+code level. Per-PRD-requirement closure grid included (BR-* / BS-* / CL-* / GM-* / TU-* / acceptance #1–#21). - M0/M1/M2/M3 + Unciv mod integration kanban tasks all closed with real --result summaries linking to the merged PRs. - Remaining V1 launch holdouts all require an Unciv runtime or a human-side action (README GIF capture, fun-factor playtest, image assets, GitHub good-first-issue label, M5 release). - Documented the explicit V1-launch checklist for the human side. Closes the supervision-window directive: "After the 10th fire, stop the loop with a final summary commit to .claude/handoff.md capturing the V1 completion state." Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request updates the handoff documentation to reflect the V1 completion state, detailing merged PRs, requirement closures, and operational status. Feedback suggests improving the portability of the resume instructions by removing hardcoded absolute paths and using safer git commands instead of destructive resets.
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| cd C:\Users\caleb\projects\ClaudeKingdoms |
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The resume instructions use a hardcoded absolute path (C:\Users\caleb\...). This makes the documentation environment-specific and less portable for other contributors. It is recommended to use a placeholder like path/to/ClaudeKingdoms.
| cd C:\Users\caleb\projects\ClaudeKingdoms | |
| cd path/to/ClaudeKingdoms |
| ```bash | ||
| cd C:\Users\caleb\projects\ClaudeKingdoms | ||
| git checkout main | ||
| git fetch origin && git reset --hard origin/main |
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The command git reset --hard origin/main is a destructive operation that will discard any uncommitted local changes. For a general 'resume' instruction, git pull is safer and more conventional unless the intent is specifically to wipe local work.
| git fetch origin && git reset --hard origin/main | |
| git pull |
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End-of-sprint state. 11 PRs merged this window, 262 tests on main, every audit line item closed. Remaining V1 holdouts all require an Unciv runtime or a human-side action. Refs PR #22, kanban t_26404be3.