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Plan v030 plumbing and tests
Current — the latest status report. Reports freeze once published; corrections appear in later reports.
All v0.2.0 work is closed and the roadmap is empty. An audit of the shipped
plugin surface found three real defects plus zero automated coverage of
scripts/okf-graph.py, which is the thing the plugin exists to do. Fix what is
broken, then leave a check behind so it stays fixed.
- Repo: https://github.com/SpillwaveSolutions/okf-plugin
- Released: v0.2.0 (only tag); v0.2.1 exists in generated docs but was never cut
- Hosts: Claude Code + Grok Build
Verified defects:
- The plugin's only hook has never run.
hooks/hooks.jsonpassed"$FILE_PATH", but Claude Code delivers the PostToolUse payload as JSON on stdin, sookf-curate.shbound an empty string and exited immediately on every edit. -
parse_frontmattersilently dropped standard YAML:tags:followed by- itemlines returned'', coerced to[]with no warning. The repo's own generators emit inline lists, so this was invisible in-repo and hit only user-authored bundles. - Mermaid node IDs came from the path stem, so all seven
index.mdfiles in sample-okf collapsed into one node andagents/foo.mdmerged withdocs/foo.md. - No tests existed anywhere, and CI never invoked the graph engine or sample-okf.
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(P0) Fix the no-op post-edit hook and curate fallback Read the file path from the PostToolUse stdin JSON instead of a nonexistent $FILE_PATH, widen the matcher to include MultiEdit, and replace the grep-based fallback with the repo's own okf-graph.py validate (which also deletes a realpath -m call that is broken on stock macOS).
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(P0) Fix okf-graph.py block-sequence YAML, Mermaid IDs, and add validate --strict Parse standard YAML block sequences in frontmatter; derive Mermaid node IDs from the full relative path via a shared mermaid_id/render_mermaid helper; add a --strict flag so CI can gate on warnings while the skills keep the lenient default.
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(P0) Add tests/test_okf_graph.py and wire it into CI and pre-commit Plain-assert suite covering frontmatter parsing, link normalization, edge merging, Mermaid ID uniqueness, sample-okf validity, and version consistency across the four manifests. Runs in CI and as a guarded pre-commit check.
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(P1) Qualify intra-plugin paths with CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT Command files referenced skills by bare relative path, which does not resolve in a consuming project. Annotate repo-local bin/worklog references honestly rather than pretending they resolve from the plugin root.
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(P2) Add graph subcommand and the two missing slash commands Back the okf-visualize skill with a real graph subcommand (mermaid/json/html) built on the shared emitter, and add commands for okf-visualize and okf-maintain so all seven skills have a command. Non-blocking for the release.
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(P2) Release chore — bump to 0.3.0 across the four manifests and README The version lives in four places and drifts silently; the new test asserts they agree.
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- Latest snapshot: Roadmap-2026-08-03_v0.3.2-release
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