feat(beta-delivery-ux): S4 — GLM one-button + aif guided install (A2) [FIDELITY STOP — rework needed] by artyhoo · Pull Request #1300 · artyhoo/getff

artyhoo · 2026-08-08T09:22:11Z

What

Harvest of aif task 92bf0019-813b-43b2-86ec-72b28e1b55b6 — beta-delivery-ux S4 (GLM one-button + aif-handoff guided install, spec A2). Two commits, 7 files, +623/−6.

This PR is NOT ready to merge. A cold fidelity audit returned STOP. It is opened so the work leaves the container and becomes reviewable — it had been sitting at status=done since 2026-08-08T01:04 with no branch on origin and no PR (#autonomous-done-no-harvest).

Harvest note — the push failure was environmental, not a defect in this work

harvest.ts failed its push with a lychee error claiming docs/meta-factory/research-patches/2026-08-08-s4-glm-onebutton-entry-verification.md does not exist. It does exist, in commit 2401fa0760. The pre-push hook derives the changed-markdown list from the push range but hands those paths to lychee, which reads the working tree — and the harvesting session's worktree was checked out on an unrelated branch. Re-pushing from a worktree with this branch checked out passed every gate. Recorded here because the same trap will fire on any bundle-fetched harvest pushed from a foreign worktree.

Fidelity verdict

FIDELITY: STOP
Basis: .claude/orchestrator-prompts/beta-delivery-ux/kickoff-s4.md
Round: 1
Audited-SHA: 9753894
Evidence: scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:135 — curl -sf -X PATCH "$AIF_URL/project" vs packages/runtime-bridge/src/cli/aifHttp.ts:96 «PUT /projects/:id with a full createProjectSchema body (the only parallelEnabled write path)»
KICKOFF-AMBIGUOUS: the kickoff never states how the aif runtime process acquires the key — §7a #4(ii) puts the value in ~/.config/getff/glm.env while §7a #1 stores only the NAME in the profile, which makes §7a #3 «real model call via the created profile» unreachable without touching the value (§4 item 2); root cause of MAJOR-2, routes to re-design.

Findings

BLOCKER-1 (diverged) — §7a #2 per-mode defaults built against an invented API contract, and the park record that would excuse it is falsified.
scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:135-138 PATCHes $AIF_URL/project with {defaultTaskRuntimeProfileId, defaultReviewRuntimeProfileId} and no project identifier. The authoritative shape is reachable in this repo, in the container: packages/runtime-bridge/src/cli/aifHttp.ts:84-87 names all four default*RuntimeProfileId fields, aifHttp.ts:90 states «aif has no GET /projects/:id», aifHttp.ts:96-98 gives the only write path (PUT /projects/:id, full body), and ensure-parallel.ts:20-27 records that a PATCH endpoint does not exist upstream. Nothing in aif exposes singular /project. Consequence: step B can only ever fail at consumer-install time — kickoff §2 flow step 2 is not delivered, it is emitted as a warning while the flow continues (scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:144-147). Aggravators: (a) §7a #2 binds «Plan→top-tier / Task+Review→executor-tier» and only the Task+Review half is written (:138); (b) the research patch claims the mechanism «Cannot verify — requires either a live aif endpoint … or the schema source» (2026-08-08-s4-glm-onebutton-entry-verification.md:41), which the in-repo vendored bridge falsifies. Kickoff §7 binds park-don't-guess; §9 binds «The REST field mapping cannot be resolved without a guess → park it; do NOT guess».

MAJOR-2 (diverged) — validation ping bypasses the created profile and dereferences the key value.
§7a #3 binds «one real minimal model call VIA THE CREATED PROFILE, proving key + model + route together». scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:158 sources the env file and :171-173 POSTs directly to https://api.z.ai/api/anthropic/v1/messages with -H "x-api-key: ${!GLM_ENV_VAR}" — the aif route just created is never exercised (route unproven), and the helper handles the key VALUE against §2 constraint 1 + §4 item 2. The diff's own test codifies the divergence as a pass criterion: tests/install-sh/glm-onebutton.test.sh:161-162 asserts the indirect expansion IS present. Secondary: the header is attributed to «Anthropic convention, SKILL.md D3» at :169, but that D3 row names ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN, never x-api-key; the ping was never live-fired.

MAJOR-3 (diverged) — the guided install ships a self-declared unverified clone URL as its default.
setup.d/aif-handoff-guided-install.sh:28 defaults AIF_HANDOFF_REPO_URL to https://github.com/sst-aif/aif-handoff.git and :65 git clones it after consent, while the entry-verification patch records it as PARKED/unverified (…-entry-verification.md:53-55). A parked-unverified URL on a consented consumer install path is a guess shipped behind a park label.

MINOR-4 (diverged) — the manifest install field is still prose, not commands (setup.d/companions.manifest:31). Behaviourally inert — setup:92 skips every kind=external-service row before companion_step.

MINOR-5 (diverged) — §1.1/§7 offered a binary (add the gate OR park the gap); the diff answered with a third option («No engine edit needed», …-entry-verification.md:57). The conclusion itself checks out against source (setup.d/engine.sh:18-21, setup:92, install.sh:1123).

MINOR-6 (missing) — §4 item 1 (live end-to-end against a running aif) never fired; §4 item 3 unproven. Recorded honestly in the patch, but §7 binds «park … and STOP THAT TASK» while …-entry-verification.md:64 elects to proceed.

extra: none. No out-of-scope surface touched — setup.d/10-skills.sh, .zcode/**, setup.d/47-go.sh, /arch are absent from the diff. S4/S5 boundary CLEAN.

Watch-list

id	criterion	why	defect site	reintroduction tell
W-1	kickoff §7/§9 — an unverifiable REST contract is PARKED, never guessed	a guessed endpoint ships as a permanent silent-fail path behind an honest-degrade warning	`scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:135`	any aif REST verb/path in the helper not backed by an `aifHttp.ts` citation
W-2	kickoff §4 item 2 — the helper never dereferences the key value	a value in `curl` argv is world-readable in the process table and defeats the one-key design	`scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:158,173`	`. "$GLM_ENV_FILE"`, `${!GLM_ENV_VAR}`, or any `$ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN` expansion outside a test
W-3	kickoff §7a #3 — the ping goes through the created profile, not around it	a direct-to-vendor ping proves the key but not the route the flow built	`scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:171`	any ping target that is `$GLM_BASE_URL` rather than the aif profile id from step A
W-4	kickoff §7a #2 — BOTH halves written (Plan→top, Task+Review→executor)	a half-written default silently leaves Plan on whatever was there before	`scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:138`	a defaults body lacking `defaultPlanRuntimeProfileId`
W-5	kickoff §1/§5 — S4 never edits `setup.d/10-skills.sh`	cross-stage collision with S5, the file's sole editor	none — preventive	that path appearing in this branch's `git diff --name-only`

Round 1: W-1 REINTRODUCED · W-2 REINTRODUCED · W-3 REINTRODUCED · W-4 REINTRODUCED · W-5 CLEAN

Provenance

Stage PR. Kickoff .claude/orchestrator-prompts/beta-delivery-ux/kickoff-s4.md · base SHA 28b498d750 · substrate: aif task 92bf0019-813b-43b2-86ec-72b28e1b55b6 (autonomous, autoMode, plannerMode=full) · fidelity Round 1.

@Profile

…-install helper + entry verification S4 (spec §4 A2 + A1) — the GLM executor tier connects with ONE human-entered key, and the factory profile UPGRADES the aif-handoff companion row from S1's detect+instruct declaration to a consented guided INSTALL. Three artefacts: - scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh — the one-button automation (detect | explain | provision). Executor of the flow = the consumer's in-session AI agent reading an INSTALL-FOR-AI step (the aider pattern). detect probes /runtime-profiles for a Z.ai-shape profile; explain prints the one explanation block (z.ai Coding Plan, env-file path); provision runs REST create + per-mode defaults + validation ping (real model call per §7a #3). KEY-HANDLING INVARIANT (§4 item 2 — binding): the helper references ONLY the env-var NAME ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN; the value lives only in the untracked env file the human creates. - setup.d/aif-handoff-guided-install.sh — the consented guided INSTALL for the factory profile. Sources bridge-guided.sh for bridge_diagnose (SSOT per dual-implementation-discipline.md §7); states: up (no-op, detect-first) | docker (consented git clone + docker compose up -d + 30s health wait) | native (instruct start) | absent (env-level degrade). Decline → env-level degradation is a DESIGNED SUCCESS PATH (kickoff §6 T-BDU-B). - docs/meta-factory/research-patches/2026-08-08-s4-glm-onebutton-entry-verification.md — the entry verification record. Bridge unreachable + schema inaccessible at build time (both explicit §7 park triggers); §7a resolutions implemented on operator authority (binding) with falsifiers UNRESOLVED at build time. engine.sh does NOT gate on @Profile: (comment-only convention — the helper is invoked from install.sh under PROFILE=factory). Prior-art: skipped — bash helpers under scripts/ and setup.d/, not packages/; not a capability-commit per CLAUDE.md definition (no new package.json dependency, no new file ≥50 LOC under packages/core/<new-dir>/, no new file ≥80 LOC under packages/).

@Profile

… gate + INSTALL-FOR-AI one-button step + tests Four wiring changes completing S4's scope: - setup.d/companions.manifest — aif-handoff row install_cmd upgraded from the S1 placeholder to the real pointer: setup.d/aif-handoff-guided-install.sh under --profile factory. The @Profile: factory marker (S1) is preserved; engine.sh contract unchanged (kind=external-service → print + return 0; actual handling routes through the helper invoked from install.sh). - install.sh — factory gate added after the setup.d layer loop (after line 1115). Gating matches setup.d/10-skills.sh:95 exactly: PROFILE=factory OR WITH_AIF_SUITE set. The helper is invoked via `bash ... || true` (decline → env-level degrade is a designed-success path). - INSTALL-FOR-AI.md — new "GLM executor one-button (factory profile ONLY)" subsection under the depth-profiles section. Documents the detect→explain→provision flow the consumer's in-session AI agent runs; carries the key-handling invariant sentence. - tests/install-sh/glm-onebutton.test.sh — 20-assertion firing test covering: (a) detect cases (present|missing|bridge-unreachable), (b) explain output (env-file path + env-var name + cost line + parent dir), (c) provision cases (happy path, step-A failure, preflight env-file missing), (d) key-handling invariant grep (no echo/printf/log/_log/_warn references the env-var name; indirect expansion present in curl header). Snapshot baselines byte-identical (companions.manifest is not part of the installed-tree fingerprint). Stage boundary respected: setup.d/10-skills.sh and .zcode/ are NOT touched (S5's sole-editor scope for skill-set wiring). packages/runtime-bridge is NOT touched (S5 vendoring scope). Prior-art: skipped — wiring edits + bash test; not a capability-commit per CLAUDE.md definition (no new package.json dependency, no new file ≥50 LOC under packages/core/<new-dir>/, no new file ≥80 LOC under packages/).

… (aif) + self-gen docs sweep (tab) (#1309) * docs(beta-ai-docs-agnosticism): meta-launch kickoff — stage gates, DECOMPOSE routing, autonomous gate shut Generated by `/pipeline beta-ai-docs-agnosticism`. Plan-currency CURRENT at 6f11473; all three umbrella §0 dispatch gates resolved mechanically (A-S3 #1272 + A-S1 #1173 merged; the three inflight-check signals are two merged umbrella-B branches and this session's own worktree). Live anchor spot-check re-confirms C3's negative-existence claim: principle 21 walks agents/*.md only, so no probe enumerates .claude/skills today. Routing: umbrella DECOMPOSE/Mode-B; S1 PAIR -> S2 || S3 PAIR x2 (Mode-B worktrees) -> S4 SOLO. Autonomous aif dispatch is gated shut — the bridge answers (/runtime-profiles 200) but the Lever-1 container probe returns AGENT_MAX_REVIEW_ITERATIONS=UNSET, which per /pipeline §5 #autonomous-dispatch-without-park is UNVERIFIED, not passing. Maintainer-paste tabs until set. state.md stays gitignored per the /pipeline §10 lifecycle split. * docs(beta-ai-docs-agnosticism): S2 + S3 stage kickoffs — skills probe (aif) + self-gen docs sweep (tab) Stage 2 fan-out dispatch inputs, authored per the meta-launch launch-table (PR #1293). S2 (kickoff-s2.md, branch beta-c-s2-skills-probe) — C3 skills agnosticism probe. Dispatch channel: autonomous aif-handoff — Lever-1 verified live 2026-08-08 (docker exec aif-handoff-agent-1 -> AGENT_MAX_REVIEW_ITERATIONS=1, set via docker-compose.override.yml, operator GO). Carries the verbatim Lever-2 park-don't-guess block (dispatch-gate grep target), a host-verify contract (run green on host: 2/2), single ownership of night-mode/SKILL.md, and the dynamic-enumeration falsifier (T-BADC-S2-A). S3 (kickoff-s3.md, branch beta-c-s3-selfgen-docs) — C5 self-generating docs sweep. Dispatch channel: maintainer-paste tab (operator decision 2026-08-08 — fork-heavy D7 ownership judgments; aif precedent on design-heavy stages: #1300 FIDELITY STOP, #1284 PARTIAL). Corrects the umbrella premise with evidence: the zcode-doctrine §3 hand-sync already landed via #1156 (2026-07-25, post-spec), so the first patch proposal is the D7 generated-section CONVERSION of the doctrine's status columns (00-rule-index.md precedent), not a content re-sync. host-verify run green on host: 3/3. T10 inventory-before-migration is the binding order. Both kickoffs declare the S2||S3 file-ownership split (night-mode + probes vs doc migrations + auditor) against #shared-workdir-parallel. --------- Co-authored-by: Test <test@example.com>

…GUOUS + host-verify contract (#1310) * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S2 kickoff §8a — operator resolutions of the six #1284 parks (re-dispatch rev) Records the operator's 2026-08-08 batch: Park-1 schema = flat Candidate A + description field; Park-2 format = JSON (F-B' shell-sourced rejection recorded with the WHY); Park-3 economy review = whole line on executor tier, aif cap 1 iteration, external cold fidelity mandatory; Park-4 CC detection = CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID env-presence capability check; Park-5 conditional park did not fire (live runtime-profiles probe, no substring collision); Park-6 ship the full functional set (create-worktree.sh + worktree-node-modules.sh + link-coordination.sh) under the same $1j gate, fresh-consumer smoke AC added. Unblocks the S2 re-dispatch (A4 presets + A5 status + A9 parts 2-3). * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7b/§7c — close run-2 KICKOFF-AMBIGUOUS + host-verify contract Run 2 (aif task 92bf0019) returned FIDELITY STOP with KICKOFF-AMBIGUOUS (PR #1300). The kickoff's §7a never states how the aif runtime acquires the key VALUE: #1 stores only the env-var NAME in the profile, #4(ii) writes the value to ~/.config/getff/glm.env, and #3 requires the validation ping to run through the created profile. Verified against source: aif resolves the key from its own runtime process.env by that name (aif-handoff packages/runtime/src/resolution.ts:217-219, :247), and that env comes from the compose env-file (docker-compose.yml:15,59,94) — so glm.env is a dead end as written and #3 is unreachable without dereferencing the value, which #1 forbids. §7b closes it by binding the OUTCOME (value reachable in the aif runtime process env under the §7a #1 name, verified before the ping, honest objective-3 MISS on failure) while leaving the wiring mechanism to the worker as a §7 technical fork. It is marked as a dispatcher-authored completion, not an operator decision — the operator can override it. §7c carries run 2's settled corrections: PUT /projects/:id with a full body (aifHttp.ts:96) instead of the invented PATCH /project, no GET /projects/:id (:90), both defaults halves, ping through the profile, 10-skills.sh untouched. §4.1 adds the missing host-verify contract — the stage ships a shell helper, an install-time gate and a tests/install-sh suite, i.e. exactly the container-vs-host surface destination-environment-verification.md §1 exists for; the umbrella had no contract on any of its six kickoffs (exit 2). Prior-art: skipped — dispatch-input documentation only, no new capability; resolves an ambiguity in an existing stage kickoff against in-repo source citations. --------- Co-authored-by: Test <test@example.com>

… (C1) (#1311) * feat(setup): merge_fenced — section-scoped co-ownership for the consumer AGENTS.md `copy_safe` skips when the destination already exists, so on every consumer whose root AGENTS.md already exists — including the case the spec names, where ai-factory generates and auto-updates it — the framework's contribution landed NOWHERE, while `--force` would have clobbered the other writer. The skip was announced (`setup.d/lib.sh` «⊝ … exists — skipping») but reads as a benign no-op. merge_fenced writes only our `getff:begin section=getff-framework` block and preserves everything outside it. Four cases: fresh create; foreign content (append, theirs keeps its position); already-fenced (replace the body in place, byte-idempotent, begin marker kept verbatim); and a fence-less copy of an older revision of our own template (adopt exactly once — that is every consumer installed before this stage, and a fence-writer that only knew the append case would silently double their file). Case-(c) detection requires TWO independent sentinels, both verified present in all 20 historical revisions of the template, because a false-positive adopt would destroy a consumer's own file. `copy_safe` is deliberately UNCHANGED (S1 §2 D1b binding constraint): ~142 call sites across 14 files, none of which asked for merge behaviour. --force semantics for a co-owned file, stated rather than left undefined: --force replaces OUR fenced section only, never the whole file, so FORCE is a deliberate no-op here — the file is co-owned by construction and there is no consumer intent under which "overwrite" should mean "delete the other writer's content". A sibling AGENTS.override.md (Layer 3) still means hands off entirely. An unterminated fence is a loud refuse, never a splice to EOF. Both delivery lanes (npm setup.d/30-templates.sh, python setup.d/45-python.sh — the second call site a single-lane fix would have missed) route through one install_agents_md wrapper, so section id, plan attribute and sentinels cannot drift between them. The test registers in audit-self.yml in this same commit: an unregistered test is attention-dependent detection, not a gate. Prior-art: prior-art-evaluations.md#203 (terraform-docs injection protocol, verdict ADAPT) — this is the bash mirror of the marker-region shape already shipped at packages/core/composition/fence.ts, replicated rather than imported because install.sh must run with zero Node on the consumer machine. * feat(templates): AI Usage Guide + First-Steps SSOT with a parity gate Spec §6 C1's second artefact: the AI-facing lifecycle doc past install (First Steps -> daily cycle -> degradations), shipped to `.ai-factory/AI-USAGE-GUIDE.md`. ONE SOURCE, TWO RENDERS (spec C1 «one source of truth, two renders»). The three First-Steps sequences live once, as data, at packages/core/templates/shared/first-steps.source.json. The guide's §2 is a render of it; umbrella B's human-voiced site page will be the second render (vendored per B-D5). The source is JSON on purpose: a markdown render can never quietly BE the source, so the parity check always has two real files to compare and a seeded break can actually go red. The gate (packages/core/audit-self/first-steps-parity.test.ts) compares the ORDERED (step-id, title) pairs per depth across all three sequences, plus the profile set itself. Comparing section counts or heading text would pass happily while the steps had forked. Demonstrated red by swapping two steps in the source. HONESTY, not aspiration. Every step was verified runnable by installing all three profiles into temp consumers and listing the delivered payload (2026-08-08), and each source step carries an `evidence` field the gate requires to be non-empty. Capabilities that are NOT on staging today get no section: §6 names them with an owner and a landing trigger instead (launch presets, park routing, the npm install path, B's human render). Degradations are a POINTER, never a copy: §4 sends the reader to `.ai-factory/tier-home.md` §3 and deliberately restates none of its rows, so the tier SSOT cannot fork (A-S3 owns that doc; this stage only points at it). Depth: installed at core+ in BOTH lanes, not gated to env+ like tier-home.md — §2.1 IS the `core` First-Steps path, so an env+ gate would withhold the core walkthrough from exactly the consumers who need it. Always-on context is unchanged (AGENTS.md carries a pointer; the guide is read on demand), so this costs a core consumer one on-demand file. The depth is a PARKED fork — the A1 payload inventory predates this doc and does not settle it; the shipped default is the coherent one and the maintainer may re-gate. Registered in install.sh SHIPPED_DOCS and principle 09 REQUIRED_HEADER_DOCS together (the two lists are cross-checked, and REQUIRED_PATH_PATTERNS does not reach packages/core/templates/**, so registration is an explicit edit). Prior-art: prior-art-evaluations.md#204 (embedme --verify / embedmd -d, verdict ADOPT — the write/verify-from-one-source discipline: render the region from the SSOT, assert equality, fail on drift). Applied here to a cross-FILE render pair rather than code-in-markdown; the drift half is the vitest parity fixture rather than a CLI verify mode, because both renders are hand-voiced prose that only a step-list comparison can hold together. Prior-art: prior-art-evaluations.md#206 (AGENTS.md as a render-target) — same doc family; this guide is the on-demand companion the AGENTS.md pointer targets, keeping the always-on layer thin per spec D8. * refactor(templates): AGENTS.md environment layer, <=150 cap, ai-factory-TOOL sweep D1 — environment layer. The template now names WHICH install depth is present and what the environment layer gives at that depth. Because the same template is copied at every depth, it cannot state the depth statically — so it tells the agent how to DETECT it from disk (`.ai-factory/tier-home.md` present -> env; `.claude/skills/pipeline/` present -> factory). That is verifiable by `ls` rather than trusted. Pointer, never a copy (T-BAD-C falsifier). The tier criteria and the capability-absence degradation matrix are named as living in `.ai-factory/tier-home.md` §2/§3 and are restated NOWHERE here: a reader cannot learn a tier criterion or a degradation row from this file. The depth payload inventory is install-surface fact, not a degradation row. <=150 line cap MET: 195 -> 127 lines, so the priced park is not needed. Every cut names the doc that now OWNS the content, and each owner is one a cold harness already opens: - R1-R11 restatement (19 lines) -> `.ai-factory/RULES.md`, which the same section already pointed at; the inline copy was a second rule list that drifts. - /pipeline + kickoff-format detail (21) -> `.ai-factory/AI-USAGE-GUIDE.md` §2.3. - rule-research procedure (17) -> the guide + `.claude/agents/rule-researcher.md`. - npm script catalogue (21) -> `package.json`, which the installer writes. - check-rule-globs monorepo/brownfield caveats -> guide §3. - recurring-trap list -> `references/ai-traps.md`, which each bullet already cited. No nested file was created to absorb overflow (T-BADC-S1-A): every destination already existed and already owned its content. D4 — ai-factory-TOOL sweep. The `.ai-factory/` FILE convention is load-bearing and stays untouched; the ai-factory TOOL as a usage path is gone — the six `/aif-*` command bullets are dropped from AGENTS.md.template and the same block is dropped from DESCRIPTION.template.md. The population was enumerated by grep across the shipped payload before editing; preset RULES*.md hits are out of scope by the kickoff's own stop condition (track-1 surface) and maintainer-owned agents/ files were not touched. Verified zero residual TOOL-as-usage-path mentions in both files. Roster facts corrected against a real install (2026-08-08): the shipped skill directory is `getff`, not `rules-as-tests`, and six skills install at core, not two; the sub-agent list was three names short. A fact fix — not a rename, and not a migration to a generated section, which would need its drift check in the same PR (T-BAD-A) and belongs to S3. Probes held: doc-claims stays PORTABLE (the non-CC «do not auto-activate» fallback note survives, zero unqualified auto-activation claims), the two goal-phrase sentinels template-render.audit.ts pins are intact, and f9 aif-commands-honesty passes 10/10. Prior-art: skipped — documentation edit only. No new dependency, no new module, no new capability: content is relocated to docs that already owned it, and stale facts are corrected against a live install. * docs(install-for-ai): reconcile naming split, Cursor altitude, npm deferral, rosters D3 — reconciliation of the doc to shipped reality. Net-neutral by construction: 563 -> 555 lines against the 600-line pre-commit gate, so headroom GREW from 37 to 45 rather than being spent. 1. SKILL-DIR NAMING SPLIT — stated as it IS, nothing renamed (R1 owns the freeze). A new «Names you will see» table records all four spellings and why each exists: repo `getff`, npm scope `@getff`, installed skill dir `.claude/skills/getff/`, managed markers `rules-as-tests-aif` (kept so blocks already written into a consumer's `.prettierignore` keep matching). The doc's two stale pointers to `.claude/skills/rules-as-tests/` were not a «split» at all but a factual error — that path does not exist after an install. 2. CURSOR STORY — altitude reconciled, neither claim deleted. A note at the top states the two altitudes explicitly (install + layers 1-4 are harness-agnostic; layer 5 harness hooks are Claude Code-specific), the «Editor coupling» section now opens by scoping itself to layer 5, and a per-layer table replaces the two-bullet summary so a reader can see exactly what a non-CC harness gets. 3. NPM PATH — deferral recorded, clause not dropped. Step 0 now carries an explicit owner (release-frame phase 2, after the R1 name freeze) and trigger (the package is published under the frozen name), plus an instruction never to write the unresolvable command into an install script. 4. ROSTERS — facts fixed against a real install, not migrated. The agent list was three names short (fidelity-auditor, rule-test-author missing; counts wrong), the skills line named one skill where six install, the file-by-file tree was stale on skill-dir, skill-context and agents, and the refresh set listed skill names that do not exist. No roster was moved into a `getff:begin` section: that requires shipping its drift check in the same PR (T-BAD-A) and belongs to S3. Also swept here (D4, same population): the `ai-factory init` step in the copy-paste prompt, its follow-up troubleshooting bullet, `/aif-rules` as the redirect target, and the `/aif-verify works` verification row — all four presented the ai-factory TOOL as a usage path. The verification row is replaced by `bash scripts/check-fences-fire.sh`, which actually ships and actually proves a rule fires. Steps renumbered accordingly. The «What the AI will produce» mock output was replaced by the four-item contract it was illustrating: its numbers were fabricated and drifted (it showed 3 sub-agents where 10 install) and it carried one of the `/aif-verify` mentions. «Manual installation» collapsed to a pointer — this doc's own authority header already assigns human-driven installation to INSTALL.md, and the section was an abridged copy of that doc's Path B. Sequencing note: A-S4 (PR #1300) is the other live writer on this file and has not merged; its insertion sits in the «Install depth profiles» section, disjoint from every hunk here, so this lands merge-forward-clean rather than blocking. Prior-art: skipped — documentation reconciliation only. No new dependency, module or capability; every edit corrects a shipped-reality claim or relocates content to the doc that already owned it. * chore(baselines): regenerate install fingerprints after the S1 payload change Generated artefact, regenerated once after all payload edits landed rather than per-commit. `SNAPSHOT_MODE=compare` goes 15/15 against the new set. Three deltas, each fully accounted for: - AGENTS.md — new hash on all 11 fixtures that ship it: the file is now written as a `getff:begin section=getff-framework` fenced block, and its content was rewritten (195 -> 127 lines). - .ai-factory/AI-USAGE-GUIDE.md — new path, added at every depth. - .ai-factory/DESCRIPTION.md / DESCRIPTION.template.md — new hash: the `/aif-*` command block was dropped. The cargo and go fixtures were already byte-identical before this regen and stay so — they ship none of the three. Prior-art: skipped — regenerated fixture baselines, no capability, no dependency, no hand-authored logic; the generator is tests/install-sh/snapshot.sh. * chore(kickoff-s1): add this stage's new tests to the host-verify contract The kickoff's own rule: «Every test this stage creates gets its runner line added to the block above» — a contract naming only the tests that already existed is aspirational. Three lines added: - the First-Steps parity fixture (§3), which is the strongest acceptance item in the kickoff and must be reachable from the contract, not just from CI; - the fence-install test (§2 D1b), covering all three co-ownership cases; - an exit-coded assertion on the CONSUMER template's line count. §4 item 6 already pinned this repo's own root AGENTS.md at <=150; the consumer template is the file the <=150 cap actually decides (§2 D1) and had no exit code anywhere — «195 lines» was a number someone eyeballed. Deviation, stated rather than hidden: the kickoff asks for the runner line in the SAME commit that creates the test. These three land one commit later because the branch is local and unpushed and rewriting the two earlier commits to fold them in would have been history surgery for no reviewer benefit. The contract is complete before handoff, which is what the rule protects. `bash scripts/host-verify.sh .claude/orchestrator-prompts/beta-ai-docs-agnosticism/kickoff-s1.md` -> 6/6 passed on Darwin. Prior-art: skipped — kickoff contract bookkeeping, no capability, no dependency, no shipped artefact touched. * docs(spec): B-D5 amendment — C1 authored the First-Steps SSOT, BS2 consumes CROSS-OWNER EDIT — SEPARATE ATOMIC COMMIT, FLAGGED FOR MAINTAINER SIGN-OFF. This is the one sanctioned cross-owner change in beta-ai-docs-agnosticism S1 (kickoff §3, which routes it through the CLAUDE.md Artifact Ownership Contract rather than letting the stage take the deliverable silently). It is deliberately not folded into any code commit, so declining it reverts one commit and nothing else. WHY THE RULE NEEDED AMENDING, not overriding. B-D5's default-owner clause settles an authoring RACE — two sessions reaching for the same skeleton. The case that actually occurred is different: B-D6 defers umbrella B's execution until after A7, so BS2 has no schedule at all, and following B-D5 literally would have blocked C1's First-Steps deliverable behind an umbrella with no start date. A race rule applied to a non-race produces a deadlock. PROBED FIRST, per B-D5's own instruction, and recorded verbatim in the amendment: grep -rn "First Steps" --include="*.md" . -> no source doc among the 14 hits gh pr list --state all --search beta-docs-showcase -> only #1103/#1104/#1105 (design + kickoff PRs; no skeleton) Had BS2 landed a skeleton, C1 would have consumed it and this commit would not exist. WHAT CHANGED IN THE SPEC: B-D5 keeps its SSOT-in-framework-repo model, its vendored-render requirement, its claims-conformance-auditor backstop and its falsifier. Only the ownership fact is updated — C1 authored the source, BS2's role becomes CONSUME, and the «exact home + format proposed in BS2's SSOT PR» clause is discharged by this stage's PR, which becomes the coordination point in its place. The home and format are named explicitly so BS2 does not have to guess. If the maintainer declines: the fallback is already specified in kickoff §3 — the guide keeps its First Steps as its own render with a «SSOT pending, owner BS2» provenance line, and the parity fixture's cross-render half waits for BS2. That is a review outcome, not something this stage negotiates in flight. Prior-art: skipped — spec-text amendment recording an ownership fact. No capability, no dependency, no code; the artefacts it describes ship in the accompanying commits. * fix(templates): restore the UI-gated Storybook/Playwright subsection Own-QA regression, caught by an existing gate rather than by review: tests/install-sh/f8-agents-scripts-shipped.test.sh went 6/8 after the D1 trim. The <=150 pass had collapsed the `### UI projects (react-next stack)` subsection into one prose sentence, which broke f8 on BOTH of its arms at once: - the gate arm — the surviving sentence still said «playwright.config.ts» OUTSIDE any UI-gated subsection, and f8 exists precisely because test-storybook/playwright must never read as unconditional core commands; - the over-trim arm — `test-storybook` disappeared from the file entirely, and f8 asserts the commands are GATED, not deleted. That pair is a good gate: it makes «trim it away» and «leave it ungated» both red, so the only green state is the honest one. Subsection restored verbatim, still carrying its «Not shipped by default» qualifier. Template is 136 lines — the <=150 cap still holds with room, so no park is needed. f8 back to 8/8; host-verify 6/6; install baselines regenerated (AGENTS.md hash on the 11 fixtures that ship it), snapshot compare 15/15. Prior-art: skipped — restores previously shipped documentation content removed in error; no new dependency, module or capability. * fix(setup): close four regressions the local install-test sweep caught Own adversarial QA before handoff (T19). Running the install-sh tests that touch this stage's surfaces — not just the ones it added — turned up four real defects. None of them would have been caught by reviewing the diff. 1. gh-531 / #884 — the new `.ai-factory/AI-USAGE-GUIDE.md` escaped the shipped `.prettierignore` managed block, so a consumer's very first `npm run format:check` went RED on a file the framework wrote. Added to packages/core/templates/shared/.prettierignore next to tier-home.md. 2. The same guide was delivered by `copy_safe` but absent from `do_refresh()`, so a brownfield consumer could never receive fixes to it — and its §2 First Steps renders from an SSOT that moves, meaning they would keep following stale steps. refresh_safe arm added in install.sh. 3. `refresh-covers-full-delivery` went RED because AGENTS.md dropped out of its FULL set: that set is derived by grepping for delivery VERBS, and the consumer AGENTS.md now goes through `install_agents_md`, not `copy_safe`. Verb alternation extended — the identical fix the test's own header documents for `deliver_getff_workflow`. AGENTS.md deliberately stays EXCLUDED from do_refresh: refresh_safe rewrites a WHOLE file, which is exactly wrong for a co-owned one. Re-injecting only the fence on refresh is now mechanically possible and is recorded as a follow-up, not slipped in here. 4. `consumer-pipeline` asserts the literal string «Orchestration — backlog & /pipeline» in the shipped AGENTS.md; the D1 trim had shortened that heading. The heading is a shipped convention other code greps for, so it is restored rather than the test relaxed. Also fixed while proving (1): wrapping the template in fence markers made the consumer's AGENTS.md not Prettier-clean — an HTML comment immediately followed by a heading. merge_fenced now writes a blank line on each side of the body, in all four write paths identically so replace stays byte-equal to create. This is the #531 failure class (a consumer's first validate going red on our own file), found by the gate that exists for it. The fence test's adopt-not-append assertion was widened from +3 to +5 wrapper lines to match, still an order of magnitude below the doubled size it guards against. Install baselines regenerated for the new AGENTS.md bytes; snapshot compare 15/15. Affected install-sh sweep now green: fence 17/17, byte-identical 2/2, gh-531 42/42, consumer-pipeline 4/4, refresh-covers-full-delivery 6/6, f8 8/8, f8d 7/7, f9 10/10, consumer-upgrade-path 27/27, lib-helpers 20/20, layer-units 32/32, install-self-verification 27/27, python-entry-lane 80/80. Prior-art: skipped — regression fixes to this branch's own work plus regenerated baselines; no new dependency, module or capability. * fix(docs): First Steps step 4 fails by design on an empty skeleton — say so T-BAD-B honesty item, found by actually WALKING the core sequence in a fresh consumer instead of only checking that each step's artefact exists. `bash scripts/check-rule-globs.sh` exits 1 on a brand-new skeleton — correctly: with no `src/` at all, R2's boundary globs match zero files, which is precisely the inert-rule condition the gate exists to report («R2 no-unsafe-zod-parse (RULE_GLOBS.boundary): matches ZERO source files — rule is SILENTLY INERT»). But the sequence sent the reader into that RED with no warning, and this failure is NOT in INSTALL-FOR-AI's «Expected first-run failures» table either — so a consumer following First Steps on a greenfield project hits an unexplained failure at step 4 and reasonably concludes the install is broken. A step that predictably fails without saying so is the same lying-doc class this stage is supposed to be closing. Clause added to the step in all three sequences, in BOTH the SSOT and the render (the parity gate keeps them together), naming it as the expected first run and saying when to re-run. Walk evidence in a fresh ts-server consumer: step 2 rc=0 (all four artefacts present), step 4 rc=1 with the inert-R2 reason quoted above, step 5 check-fences-fire rc=0, step 6 audit-ai-docs rc=0. Baselines regenerated; snapshot compare 15/15; host-verify 6/6; parity 9/9. Prior-art: skipped — documentation honesty fix to this branch's own new doc; no dependency, module or capability added. * fix(docs): fidelity r1 — land the moved-to caveats, verdict CLAUDE.md.template, honest refresh claim Three items from fidelity round 1 (REVISE). All three reproduced against the tree before editing. 1. MAJOR — DANGLING «MOVED-TO» POINTER (kickoff §2 D1, trap T-BADC-S1-A). `AGENTS.md.template` pointed at `.ai-factory/AI-USAGE-GUIDE.md` §3 for the monorepo / brownfield-CI / per-package-config caveats, and the guide carried none of them: `grep -niEc "monorepo|brownfield|shadow|ENOENT"` over the guide returned 0. Worse, the `check-lintstaged-resolves.sh` bullet had lost its monorepo `ENOENT` content with NO pointer at all — that content was simply gone from the shipped payload. This is exactly the trap the kickoff named: the <=150 cap had been met by moving lines to a destination that did not own them. The cap is only honest if the pointer is true. New guide §3.1 now carries all four blocks, restored from staging `AGENTS.md.template:50-51`: glob widening (the flat/inline-router case), the shadowing-package FAIL vs WARN semantics, the brownfield-CI local-only case, and the monorepo lint-staged `ENOENT` fix. Both template bullets now point at §3.1, and the pointers name what the reader will find. A monorepo consumer whose workspace package shadows the root ESLint config now has a shipped doc explaining why their rules do not govern that package; one whose commit dies on `ENOENT` has the per-package fix. 2. MAJOR — D4 LEFT AN IDENTICAL TWIN UNVERDICTED. `CLAUDE.md.template:25-31` still carried the `/aif-plan` … `/aif-commit` TOOL-as-usage-path block — the same class removed from `AGENTS.md.template` and reframed in `DESCRIPTION.template.md`. Two of three identical hits verdicted, the third silent, so no verdict could be inferred. ROOT CAUSE, worth recording: the original T10 population grep used `--include="*.md"`, which does not match `*.template`. The enumeration was incomplete by construction, not by judgement. Re-run with `--include="*.template"` added; the shipped-payload population is now closed. The only surviving `/aif-` hit is `/aif-doctor` in the guide's factory sequence, and that is OURS — one of the seven skills `--profile factory` installs (verified by listing a real factory install), not the external ai-factory tool. Verdict: KEEP. `CLAUDE.md.template` is swept like its two siblings rather than parked. Recorded fact either way: no installer path copies that file today — `grep -rn "CLAUDE.md.template" --include="*.sh"` returns only `install.sh:188`, which is the SHIPPED_DOCS header-verify array, not a copy step. So no consumer receives it and the sweep is zero-risk; it is done for consistency, so the next reader does not have to re-derive that the block was seen and judged. 3. MINOR — OWNERSHIP CLAIM CONTRADICTED ITS OWN WIRING. The guide's §7 told the consumer «it is yours (Layer 2 …); `install.sh` without `--force` will not overwrite it», while this same branch registers it in `do_refresh` via `refresh_safe` (`install.sh:1082`) — which overwrites on `--refresh` regardless of `--force`, skipping only on a sibling `.override.md`. The DELIVERY is right (a framework doc must receive fixes, and §2 renders from a source that moves), so the SENTENCE is what changed. It now says the doc is framework-owned Layer 1, that a plain re-install leaves the copy alone, that `--refresh` DOES overwrite it and why, and that `AI-USAGE-GUIDE.override.md` is the way to make local edits survive. VERIFICATION (all re-run at final state): host-verify 6/6; principles+audit-self+composition 636 passed / 1 skipped (47 files); snapshot compare 15/15 after baseline regen; format-shipped --check clean; f8 8/8, f9 10/10, consumer-pipeline 4/4, gh-531 42/42, byte-identical 2/2, refresh-covers 6/6, f8d 7/7, lychee-shipped-md-offline 3/3. Parity fixture re-proven non-vacuous after the guide edits: swapping env steps 5/6 in the SSOT goes RED on the `env` sequence, revert goes green 9/9. Line caps hold: consumer template 136, root AGENTS.md 107, both <=150. Prior-art: skipped — documentation fixes closing a fidelity round; content restored from a prior revision of a shipped doc and one claim corrected to match existing wiring. No new dependency, module or capability. * fix(docs): fidelity r2 — sweep D4 across the whole shipped payload, verdict every hit MAJOR — D4 had swept 2 surfaces, not the population. The worst instance: `skills/getff/references/ai-traps.md` shipped consumers a recommended CLAUDE.md skeleton that PRESCRIBED the very `/aif-*` block removed from `CLAUDE.md.template` — so the instance was deleted while the recipe for reproducing it kept shipping. Reachable at every depth (`setup.d/10-skills.sh:23` copies `skills/getff` unconditionally) and `AGENTS.md.template` sends readers into that exact file by name. ROOT CAUSE, both halves now closed. Round 1 found the first: the population grep used `--include="*.md"`, which never matches `*.template`. The second is that the grep was never run across the shipped payload at all. The population is now derived the only way that cannot drift — install into throwaway consumers at `core` and `factory` and grep the INSTALLED tree, so "shipped" means what the installer actually writes, not what a path pattern happened to catch. Population: 9 files carry `/aif-` after the sweep, every one with a verdict. REFRAMED (the external tool presented as a path into OUR gate): - ai-traps.md — the sample CLAUDE.md now mirrors the swept `CLAUDE.md.template` (pointer to the AI Usage Guide); the "✅ optional tooling" example no longer prescribes `/aif-plan`; the bypass route is a rule change on a PR, not `/aif-rules`. - getff/SKILL.md — the pre-PR layer names the shipped gate, with AIF as an optional wrapper; the glossary entry marks `/aif-verify` EXTERNAL and not-bundled; the integration bullet keeps the seam, drops the command list. - overview.md — the "Pre-PR layer" heading named the external tool; it now names `audit-ai-docs.sh` + the review sub-agents (same defect class f9 already fixed in checks-map). - checks-map.md `:160`,`:188` — level-4 rows now lead with the shipped gate and mark AIF optional. - self-testing-docs.md `:32`,`:284`, doc-organization.md `:361` — our own sub-agent no longer reads as invokable only through the external tool. - INSTALL-FOR-AI.md `:361` — context7 is justified by what `/rule-research` uses it for, not by "powers the /aif-* commands". - agents/aif-init.md `:3` — dropped "Use after installing AI Factory": our installer creates `.ai-factory/` itself, so no external tool is a prerequisite. Trigger keywords intact; no test pins the description (checked `packages/core/principles/23-aif-init-passport-gen.test.ts`). KEPT, with the reason recorded (silence on a hit is what failed twice): - `/aif-doctor`, `/aif-init` — OURS. `aif-doctor` is one of the seven skills `--profile factory` installs; `aif-init` is our shipped agent's own invocation name. Neither is the external tool. - `review-sidecar.md:15` — a PATH into `skill-context/aif-review/`: the `.ai-factory/` file convention, which D4 explicitly preserves. - checks-map.md `:44`,`:110`,`:212` — already honest and f9-gated; `:124` is the caveat that AIF does NOT replace CI and external contributors lack it — a warning against the usage path, not one. - self-testing-docs.md `:258` — describes where the sub-agent plugs in. OUT OF REACH, stated rather than silently skipped: - `agents/living-docs-auditor.md:4,110,173` — maintainer-owned under the Artifact Ownership Contract; routes through the D7 patch-proposal path, which is S3's mechanism, not this stage's. - `agents/manual-rule-liveness-prober.md:49` — never shipped (`install.sh:610` `continue`), so it is not in the population. - `.ai-factory/RULES.md` (9 hits, from `packages/preset-next-15-canonical/`) — preset payload, out of scope by the kickoff's own §5 + §9 stop condition. THREE MINORs from the same round: 1. `AGENTS.md.template:69` promised "how the backlog is ranked" and nothing behind the pointer stated a criterion. The promise is dropped; the ranking criteria are `/pipeline`'s own and the reader is sent to its SKILL.md. 2. The template contradicted itself on the factory roster — `:30` named 6 skills, `:86` named 7. Ground truth is 7 (`setup.d/10-skills.sh:127`), and all three surfaces (`:30`, `:86`, guide `:142`) now agree. The lane split behind it (`install.sh:671` refreshes 6) is pre-existing and untouched. 3. `AI-USAGE-GUIDE.md` mis-stated the sibling lanes: `GETFF_TOOLCHAIN` is set BY `install.sh:286` from the `cargo` positional, not typed by a consumer, and the `go` lane (`install.sh:155`) was missing. Now all three non-npm lanes are named as the explicit positionals they are, in the render AND the First-Steps SSOT. VERIFICATION: host-verify 6/6; principles+audit-self+composition 636 passed / 1 skipped (47 files); snapshot compare 15/15 after regenerating baselines against the FINAL state; format-shipped --check clean; f9 10/10 (it pins the checks-map rows this commit edits), f8 8/8, f8d 7/7, consumer-pipeline 4/4, gh-531 42/42, byte-identical 2/2, refresh-covers 6/6, lychee-shipped-md-offline 3/3, transform-internal-refs 14/14, install-self-verification 27/27, python-entry-lane 80/80. Prior-art: skipped — documentation sweep closing a fidelity round. No new dependency, module or capability; every edit either corrects a shipped-reality claim or removes an external tool from a path it never belonged on. * fix(docs): fidelity r3 — concept-derived D4 population; kill the AIF bundling lie MAJOR — same class for the third round, so the fix is the METHOD, not the hit. The three narrowings, recorded because the next person running a D4-class sweep needs the lesson more than the result: r1: `grep --include="*.md"` — structurally cannot match `*.template`. r2: the grep never covered the shipped payload at all. r3: the grep covered the installed tree, but on the token `/aif-` — which structurally cannot match the tool's own top-level command, bare `/aif`. Each time the enumeration was narrower than what D4 states: «every mention of the ai-factory TOOL as a usage path». That is a CONCEPT. A pattern finds candidates; it does not define the population. METHOD NOW USED (quoted so the next reader can see the population was not defined by a regex). Candidates, over the tree `install.sh` actually writes at `core` and `factory`: grep -rnE '(/aif\b|/aif-|AI Factory|\bAIF\b|ai-factory|aif-handoff)' --include='*.md' . 26 candidate files. Then the CONCEPT CHECK on top — read the surrounding prose and ask which of three things each mention is: (a) the `.ai-factory/` FILE convention → KEEP, D4 preserves it explicitly; (b) one of OUR shipped skills/agents (`/aif-doctor` at factory, `/aif-init`) → KEEP, ours is not the external tool; (c) the EXTERNAL tool presented as a usage path → REFRAME or DROP. Identical tokens land in different buckets, which is exactly why the token could never be the population. WHAT IT CAUGHT — `skills/tool-bootstrapping/SKILL.md`, copied unconditionally at every depth (`setup.d/10-skills.sh:44`), so it reaches EVERY consumer: `:49` claimed AIF `/aif` is «already an integrated dependency if you installed this framework via install.sh». That is false about our own installer, and it directly contradicts `skills/getff/SKILL.md:128`/`:134` — «the EXTERNAL AI Factory tool, which this installer does not bundle» — which THIS SAME BRANCH authored. Two shipped files in one payload making opposite claims is a lying doc reaching every consumer, i.e. the exact failure this project exists to prevent, not sweep hygiene. Treatment is the one already applied to the structurally identical `getff/SKILL.md:134`: keep the integration seam, drop the dependency claim. The file already contained the correct shape for a different tool — §3 says of `context7` «The installer does not install or guarantee it … degrades gracefully when it is absent» — so AIF is now stated the same way, and §2 cites both §3 and getff/SKILL.md so the three statements cannot drift apart again. Also reframed in that file, same concept: `:19` (AIF as a trigger → marked optional), `:25` (`Delegate to AIF /aif` → reuse a detector WHEN AVAILABLE, with the installer-guaranteed files as the always-present path — the shape `agents/rule-researcher.md:101` already used correctly), `:29` (`skills.sh` commands → vocabulary adopted for naming alignment, commands only where that registry exists), `:37` (`Reuse AIF heuristic` → the two questions ARE the heuristic, stated in full and needing no external tool), `:57` (kept coherent with the corrected §2). CONTRADICTION SWEEP — the coordinator asked whether `:49` was the only one. Measured, not assumed: grep -rniE '(not bundle|bundled|integrated dependency|ships? with|comes with| prerequisite|already installed|requires? AIF|needs AIF)' --include='*.md' . over the installed tree: `:49` was the ONLY contradiction. The other matches are unrelated senses («do not bundle» in a report format, «ship with the project» about the gate scripts, «bundled Anthropic best-practices» about superpowers). All three AIF-bundling statements in the payload now agree. KEPT with reasons, new rows: `decision-format.md:3,8,60,65` and `agents/rule-test-author.md` (8 hits) are `.ai-factory/` FILE paths — pure convention; `agents/rule-researcher.md:101` is already correctly conditional («when available», with the non-AIF fallback spelled out) and is the model the others now follow; `ai-doc/SKILL.md:22` already says «degrade without the harness»; `ai-doc/anthropic-and-aif-residue.md` is an analysis OF the AIF residue pattern, not a usage path. PARKED — `decision-format.md:18` ships an `aif-version:` field in the `.ai-factory/tool-decisions.md` YAML frontmatter schema. Removing it is a DATA-FORMAT change to a file consumers already have on disk and a hook already reads, not a doc edit, so it is a judgment call for the maintainer rather than something this sweep should pick. Reported, not decided. VERIFICATION: host-verify 6/6; snapshot compare 15/15 after regenerating baselines against the final state; format-shipped --check clean; f9 10/10, f8 8/8, f8d 7/7, consumer-pipeline 4/4, gh-531 42/42, byte-identical 2/2, refresh-covers 6/6, lychee-shipped-md-offline 3/3, install-self-verification 27/27, tool-decisions-seed-integration 9/9 (it exercises the file this commit edits). Prior-art: skipped — documentation sweep plus one factual correction to a shipped claim. No new dependency, module or capability; the only behavioural surface touched is prose that misdescribed what the installer bundles. * fix(docs): fidelity r4 — factory roster count, hedge parity, exact context7 analogy MAJOR 1 — a fact I rewrote and carried stale. `INSTALL-FOR-AI.md:425` said the AIF operator suite is «6 skills (pipeline, dispatcher, aif-doctor, harvest, night-mode, story)». Ground truth is SEVEN: `setup.d/10-skills.sh:127` installs those six plus `claude-glm-executor-handoff`. Worse, `packages/core/templates/shared/AGENTS.md.template:30` — authored by THIS PR — already said «the 7-skill operator suite» and named all seven, so the PR shipped two docs with opposite counts. This was not a missed file. `git diff origin/staging...HEAD -- INSTALL-FOR-AI.md` shows the line among my `+` lines: I rewrote it and did not fix the fact it carried, which is precisely what D3 asked for («Agent/skill rosters have drifted … Here: fix the facts»). The same wrong count sat untouched at `:71` («6 skills + 2 agents»). Both now read 7, and `:425` names the seventh skill. Counts now agree across every surface this PR touches — INSTALL-FOR-AI `:71`, `:346`, `:425`; AGENTS.md.template `:30`, `:86`; AI-USAGE-GUIDE `:142`. The «6-dir core set» on the same line `:425` is a DIFFERENT set (the six core skills) and is correct as written. Deliberately NOT touched: the pre-existing lane split at `install.sh:671`, which refreshes six. Ground truth for what INSTALLS is seven; reconciling the refresh loop is a behaviour change and out of this stage's scope. MINOR — hedge parity inside one file. `skills/getff/references/self-testing-docs.md:32` was hedged last round but `:258` was left as «В AIF под `/aif-verify` подключается living-docs-auditor» — same file, same class, inconsistent verdict. `:258` now leads with the script being the gate itself, then names the AIF wiring as conditional and notes the installer does not ship AIF. MINOR — an analogy that was not exact. `skills/tool-bootstrapping/SKILL.md:49` supported its true claim with «same posture as context7 in §3». Not the same: `setup.d/05-mcp.sh:33-45` DOES write a context7 entry into the consumer's `.mcp.json` under the FULL gate at `:11-15`, while `install.sh` never touches AIF at all. The load-bearing claim is unchanged and unweakened; the analogy is now stated in the correct direction — AIF is LESS wired than context7, so §3 is the weaker claim of the two, not an equivalent one. Two items from this round are PARKS, not edits, and are recorded in the PR body rather than here: the `agents/living-docs-auditor.md:110,173` D4 hit (the file is maintainer-owned per `CLAUDE.md:80`, so the conformant close is a park plus a proposal to its owner — the same treatment §2 D1 prescribes for `tier-home.md`), and the re-priced `aif-version` schema park (its previously stated cost was false: `packages/core/hooks/deps-hash-check.sh` contains ZERO occurrences of `aif-version` — measured against a known-positive control of 15 `deps-hash` occurrences in the same file — so the hook never reads it and removing the field would not touch the hook). VERIFICATION: host-verify 6/6; snapshot compare 15/15 after regenerating baselines against the final state; format-shipped --check clean; f9 10/10, `with-aif-suite-flag` 59/59 (it exercises the factory suite this commit re-counts), tool-decisions-seed-integration 9/9, f8 8/8, f8d 7/7, consumer-pipeline 4/4, gh-531 42/42, byte-identical 2/2, refresh-covers 6/6, lychee-shipped-md-offline 3/3, install-self-verification 27/27. Prior-art: skipped — documentation fact corrections and wording precision on shipped docs. No new dependency, module or capability; no behavioural surface changed. --------- Co-authored-by: Test <test@example.com>

… read (api stamps the task row) (#1313) * docs(beta-ai-docs-agnosticism): meta-launch kickoff — stage gates, DECOMPOSE routing, autonomous gate shut Generated by `/pipeline beta-ai-docs-agnosticism`. Plan-currency CURRENT at 6f11473; all three umbrella §0 dispatch gates resolved mechanically (A-S3 #1272 + A-S1 #1173 merged; the three inflight-check signals are two merged umbrella-B branches and this session's own worktree). Live anchor spot-check re-confirms C3's negative-existence claim: principle 21 walks agents/*.md only, so no probe enumerates .claude/skills today. Routing: umbrella DECOMPOSE/Mode-B; S1 PAIR -> S2 || S3 PAIR x2 (Mode-B worktrees) -> S4 SOLO. Autonomous aif dispatch is gated shut — the bridge answers (/runtime-profiles 200) but the Lever-1 container probe returns AGENT_MAX_REVIEW_ITERATIONS=UNSET, which per /pipeline §5 #autonomous-dispatch-without-park is UNVERIFIED, not passing. Maintainer-paste tabs until set. state.md stays gitignored per the /pipeline §10 lifecycle split. * docs(beta-ai-docs-agnosticism): S2 + S3 stage kickoffs — skills probe (aif) + self-gen docs sweep (tab) Stage 2 fan-out dispatch inputs, authored per the meta-launch launch-table (PR #1293). S2 (kickoff-s2.md, branch beta-c-s2-skills-probe) — C3 skills agnosticism probe. Dispatch channel: autonomous aif-handoff — Lever-1 verified live 2026-08-08 (docker exec aif-handoff-agent-1 -> AGENT_MAX_REVIEW_ITERATIONS=1, set via docker-compose.override.yml, operator GO). Carries the verbatim Lever-2 park-don't-guess block (dispatch-gate grep target), a host-verify contract (run green on host: 2/2), single ownership of night-mode/SKILL.md, and the dynamic-enumeration falsifier (T-BADC-S2-A). S3 (kickoff-s3.md, branch beta-c-s3-selfgen-docs) — C5 self-generating docs sweep. Dispatch channel: maintainer-paste tab (operator decision 2026-08-08 — fork-heavy D7 ownership judgments; aif precedent on design-heavy stages: #1300 FIDELITY STOP, #1284 PARTIAL). Corrects the umbrella premise with evidence: the zcode-doctrine §3 hand-sync already landed via #1156 (2026-07-25, post-spec), so the first patch proposal is the D7 generated-section CONVERSION of the doctrine's status columns (00-rule-index.md precedent), not a content re-sync. host-verify run green on host: 3/3. T10 inventory-before-migration is the binding order. Both kickoffs declare the S2||S3 file-ownership split (night-mode + probes vs doc migrations + auditor) against #shared-workdir-parallel. * docs(beta-ai-docs-agnosticism): Lever-1 = 4, set where it is actually read (api stamps the row) Operator decision: raise the review-iteration ceiling to 4 — a cheap executor seat should keep fixing its own review findings rather than parking them on a human. Corrects a real defect in the prior wiring, measured not assumed. autoReviewHandler.ts:125 reads `refreshedTask.maxReviewIterations ?? env.AGENT_MAX_REVIEW_ITERATIONS` — the TASK ROW wins — and api/schemas.ts:79 stamps that row at creation from the *api* container's env. So the previous agent-only setting was INERT for every API-created task: `GET /tasks` showed the 5 most recent rows all carrying mri=3 while the agent container reported 1. Same failure class as the COORDINATOR_MAX_CONCURRENT_TASKS incident already documented in docker-compose.override.yml ("the line above NEVER took effect"). Now set on BOTH services; verified api=4, agent=4, GET /settings maxReviewIterations=4. Scope honesty recorded in both kickoffs: this is a GLOBAL ceiling, not GLM-only. Nothing pins a task to the GLM seat without a `` marker (runtime-bridge/src/kickoff.ts:30 -> AifHandoffBackend.ts:221), and Tier-2 kickoffs omit that marker by rule — verified absent in all three umbrella kickoffs by running the extractor's own regex; resolvedDefaultTaskRuntimeProfileId is null. The tier-vs-pinning tension is surfaced as an open maintainer fork, not decided here. meta-launch §4c flipped GATED SHUT -> OPEN accordingly (both legs verified). --------- Co-authored-by: Test <test@example.com>

…s (host-verified) (#1318) Run 2 (PR #1300, aif task 92bf0019) returned FIDELITY STOP. §7b/§7c (#1310) closed the KICKOFF-AMBIGUOUS and carried the settled corrections, but three run-2 defects had no instruction attached and the rework had no dispatch-facts section. §7d.1 supplies the endpoint-level contract read on the HOST, where ~/code/aif-handoff exists and the container's checkout does not (aif-handoff commit 7743089): PUT /projects/:id validates the full createProjectSchema (routes/projects.ts:237) and the only PATCH verbs on that router are /:id/organization (:280) and /:id/auto-queue-mode (:431); the app-level partial-write PUT /settings/runtime-defaults (routes/settings.ts:140, schemas.ts:186-195) exists but §7a #2 binds project-level, recorded so the worker does not switch channels on its own; and POST /runtime-profiles/validate (routes/runtimeProfiles.ts:721, schemas.ts:250-259) is the native profile-routed ping that §7a #3 / §7c #3 ask for, which also disposes of run 2's invented x-api-key header. §7b's premise re-confirmed at resolution.ts:217/:247 + docs/configuration.md:127. §7d.2 upgrades run-2 MAJOR-3 from "parked, unverified" to falsified: the shipped guided-install default sst-aif/aif-handoff 404s on the GitHub API; upstream is lee-to/aif-handoff. A broken default behind park language ships on a consented consumer install path — the correction is binding, not a fork. §7d.3 lists the four red checks run 2 handed over (principle 10 scope annotation, glm-onebutton.test.sh unwired in audit-self.yml, shellcheck SC1091 directive path, fidelity gate) and §7d.4 the two open MINORs, including a probe-first instruction for the live end-to-end so a third "structurally complete, live-unverified" round cannot pass without command output. Like §7b, this section is dispatcher-authored and carries no new design decision; the operator may override it. Prior-art: skipped — dispatch-input documentation only, no new capability; records host-side source citations for an existing stage kickoff's rework round. Co-authored-by: Test <test@example.com>

… path, bind run-3 blockers (#1319) * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S2 kickoff §8a — operator resolutions of the six #1284 parks (re-dispatch rev) Records the operator's 2026-08-08 batch: Park-1 schema = flat Candidate A + description field; Park-2 format = JSON (F-B' shell-sourced rejection recorded with the WHY); Park-3 economy review = whole line on executor tier, aif cap 1 iteration, external cold fidelity mandatory; Park-4 CC detection = CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID env-presence capability check; Park-5 conditional park did not fire (live runtime-profiles probe, no substring collision); Park-6 ship the full functional set (create-worktree.sh + worktree-node-modules.sh + link-coordination.sh) under the same $1j gate, fresh-consumer smoke AC added. Unblocks the S2 re-dispatch (A4 presets + A5 status + A9 parts 2-3). * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7b/§7c — close run-2 KICKOFF-AMBIGUOUS + host-verify contract Run 2 (aif task 92bf0019) returned FIDELITY STOP with KICKOFF-AMBIGUOUS (PR #1300). The kickoff's §7a never states how the aif runtime acquires the key VALUE: #1 stores only the env-var NAME in the profile, #4(ii) writes the value to ~/.config/getff/glm.env, and #3 requires the validation ping to run through the created profile. Verified against source: aif resolves the key from its own runtime process.env by that name (aif-handoff packages/runtime/src/resolution.ts:217-219, :247), and that env comes from the compose env-file (docker-compose.yml:15,59,94) — so glm.env is a dead end as written and #3 is unreachable without dereferencing the value, which #1 forbids. §7b closes it by binding the OUTCOME (value reachable in the aif runtime process env under the §7a #1 name, verified before the ping, honest objective-3 MISS on failure) while leaving the wiring mechanism to the worker as a §7 technical fork. It is marked as a dispatcher-authored completion, not an operator decision — the operator can override it. §7c carries run 2's settled corrections: PUT /projects/:id with a full body (aifHttp.ts:96) instead of the invented PATCH /project, no GET /projects/:id (:90), both defaults halves, ping through the profile, 10-skills.sh untouched. §4.1 adds the missing host-verify contract — the stage ships a shell helper, an install-time gate and a tests/install-sh suite, i.e. exactly the container-vs-host surface destination-environment-verification.md §1 exists for; the umbrella had no contract on any of its six kickoffs (exit 2). Prior-art: skipped — dispatch-input documentation only, no new capability; resolves an ambiguity in an existing stage kickoff against in-repo source citations. * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7d — retract the unreachable host path, bind run-3 blockers §7d.0 retracts the §1 + §7a #1 instruction to re-read `~/code/aif-handoff/packages/api/src/routes/runtimeProfiles.ts` at stage entry. That path is host-only: the agent container mounts `$PROJECTS_DIR` (= `$PROJECTS_HOST_ROOT/projects`), so the repo root holding `packages/api/` sits one level above the mount. The instruction was unexecutable and run 3 guessed instead of parking — same class as state.md §2 decision 14. Replacement is an oracle the container can actually reach: the live aif API. §7d.1 pins two probes (required-field discovery + route-existence discovery) with the dispatcher's own 2026-08-09 outputs recorded for reproduction, not for trust. Run-3 blockers bound as corrections: §7d.2 `runtimeId`+`providerId` required in the create body; §7d.3 the ping route is `POST /runtime-profiles/validate` (the guessed `/<id>/v1/messages` → 404); §7d.4 §7b #1 still undelivered (the helper verifies reachability but never establishes it); §7d.5 companion install is prose in a field `engine.sh:18` early-returns past; §7d.6 (MAJOR) the suite mocks the non-existent endpoint and a body-blind 201, so §4.1 passed over §7d.2/§7d.3 — the stub becomes fail-closed with a paired-negative that fails on the run-3 helper, and `it.fails()`-as-delivery is banned. Adds T-BDU-D: unreachable instructed source → probe, else PARK; never substitute a plausible shape. Prior-art: skipped — kickoff prose revision only, no new capability; markdown is exempt from the capability-commit LOC triggers per CLAUDE.md. * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7d.1 — name the real base-URL var, and the container trap under it Own cold-QA of #1319 caught two defects in §7d.1. (1) It invented `$AIF`; the helper actually resolves `AIF_URL="${RUNTIME_BRIDGE_AIF_URL:-http://localhost:3009}"` (scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:94), so the probe block now uses that name. (2) The more load-bearing half: that shipped default is unreachable from the agent container. Measured 2026-08-09 from aif-handoff-agent-1 — `http://localhost:3009/runtime-profiles` → curl exit 7 (000), `http://api:3009/runtime-profiles` → 200. `RUNTIME_BRIDGE_AIF_URL` is unset in the container, so an in-container run of the run-3 helper could not have reached aif at all, which is consistent with the suite mocking every call (§7d.6). §7d.1 now instructs the export for probing, explicitly forbids changing the shipped consumer default, and §4 item 1 must quote the base URL alongside any live end-to-end transcript. Prior-art: skipped — kickoff prose correction only, no new capability; markdown is exempt from the capability-commit LOC triggers per CLAUDE.md. * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7d.3/§7d.4 — fire my own falsifier; the ping is two halves §7d.3 as first written told the worker to route §7a #3's «one real minimal model call» through `POST /runtime-profiles/validate` and left a falsifier for the case where that endpoint is only a reachability check. The dispatcher fired that falsifier itself rather than shipping the trap: - for `transport: "api"`, `validateClaudeConnection` returns ok after checking only that `apiKey` and `baseUrl` are non-empty — no network call (aif-handoff packages/runtime/src/adapters/claude/index.ts:468-479). Live 2026-08-09: `/validate` against the Qwen3.8-Max-Preview profile returned ok:true sub-second. - `POST /runtime-profiles/models` is not a substitute — it returned a static Claude catalogue (Sonnet 4.6, Opus 4.6) for a Qwen profile, so it is not querying the provider. So §7a #3 and §7c #3 cannot both be satisfied by one aif REST call. §7d.3 now binds both halves — `/validate` for the route proof, plus one 1-token-scale completion against the `baseUrl` READ BACK from that response (not a hardcoded `$GLM_BASE_URL`, which was run 2's W-3 defect). Provenance is stated as dispatcher-authored and operator-overridable, matching §7b. §7d.4 gains an exact, value-free verifier for §7b #3: `hasApiKey` is `Boolean(resolved.apiKey)` and `resolved.apiKey` is `normalizeString(env[envVarName])` off the aif runtime's own process.env (packages/runtime/src/resolution.ts:426, :217-219), so `hasApiKey:true` in the §7d.3(1) response IS proof that §7b #1's outcome was achieved — without dereferencing the key, without argv exposure. Prior-art: skipped — kickoff prose correction only, no new capability; markdown is exempt from the capability-commit LOC triggers per CLAUDE.md. --------- Co-authored-by: Test <test@example.com>

…, name frozen against the live registry (#1336) * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S2 kickoff §8a — operator resolutions of the six #1284 parks (re-dispatch rev) Records the operator's 2026-08-08 batch: Park-1 schema = flat Candidate A + description field; Park-2 format = JSON (F-B' shell-sourced rejection recorded with the WHY); Park-3 economy review = whole line on executor tier, aif cap 1 iteration, external cold fidelity mandatory; Park-4 CC detection = CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID env-presence capability check; Park-5 conditional park did not fire (live runtime-profiles probe, no substring collision); Park-6 ship the full functional set (create-worktree.sh + worktree-node-modules.sh + link-coordination.sh) under the same $1j gate, fresh-consumer smoke AC added. Unblocks the S2 re-dispatch (A4 presets + A5 status + A9 parts 2-3). * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7b/§7c — close run-2 KICKOFF-AMBIGUOUS + host-verify contract Run 2 (aif task 92bf0019) returned FIDELITY STOP with KICKOFF-AMBIGUOUS (PR #1300). The kickoff's §7a never states how the aif runtime acquires the key VALUE: #1 stores only the env-var NAME in the profile, #4(ii) writes the value to ~/.config/getff/glm.env, and #3 requires the validation ping to run through the created profile. Verified against source: aif resolves the key from its own runtime process.env by that name (aif-handoff packages/runtime/src/resolution.ts:217-219, :247), and that env comes from the compose env-file (docker-compose.yml:15,59,94) — so glm.env is a dead end as written and #3 is unreachable without dereferencing the value, which #1 forbids. §7b closes it by binding the OUTCOME (value reachable in the aif runtime process env under the §7a #1 name, verified before the ping, honest objective-3 MISS on failure) while leaving the wiring mechanism to the worker as a §7 technical fork. It is marked as a dispatcher-authored completion, not an operator decision — the operator can override it. §7c carries run 2's settled corrections: PUT /projects/:id with a full body (aifHttp.ts:96) instead of the invented PATCH /project, no GET /projects/:id (:90), both defaults halves, ping through the profile, 10-skills.sh untouched. §4.1 adds the missing host-verify contract — the stage ships a shell helper, an install-time gate and a tests/install-sh suite, i.e. exactly the container-vs-host surface destination-environment-verification.md §1 exists for; the umbrella had no contract on any of its six kickoffs (exit 2). Prior-art: skipped — dispatch-input documentation only, no new capability; resolves an ambiguity in an existing stage kickoff against in-repo source citations. * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7d — retract the unreachable host path, bind run-3 blockers §7d.0 retracts the §1 + §7a #1 instruction to re-read `~/code/aif-handoff/packages/api/src/routes/runtimeProfiles.ts` at stage entry. That path is host-only: the agent container mounts `$PROJECTS_DIR` (= `$PROJECTS_HOST_ROOT/projects`), so the repo root holding `packages/api/` sits one level above the mount. The instruction was unexecutable and run 3 guessed instead of parking — same class as state.md §2 decision 14. Replacement is an oracle the container can actually reach: the live aif API. §7d.1 pins two probes (required-field discovery + route-existence discovery) with the dispatcher's own 2026-08-09 outputs recorded for reproduction, not for trust. Run-3 blockers bound as corrections: §7d.2 `runtimeId`+`providerId` required in the create body; §7d.3 the ping route is `POST /runtime-profiles/validate` (the guessed `/<id>/v1/messages` → 404); §7d.4 §7b #1 still undelivered (the helper verifies reachability but never establishes it); §7d.5 companion install is prose in a field `engine.sh:18` early-returns past; §7d.6 (MAJOR) the suite mocks the non-existent endpoint and a body-blind 201, so §4.1 passed over §7d.2/§7d.3 — the stub becomes fail-closed with a paired-negative that fails on the run-3 helper, and `it.fails()`-as-delivery is banned. Adds T-BDU-D: unreachable instructed source → probe, else PARK; never substitute a plausible shape. Prior-art: skipped — kickoff prose revision only, no new capability; markdown is exempt from the capability-commit LOC triggers per CLAUDE.md. * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7d.1 — name the real base-URL var, and the container trap under it Own cold-QA of #1319 caught two defects in §7d.1. (1) It invented `$AIF`; the helper actually resolves `AIF_URL="${RUNTIME_BRIDGE_AIF_URL:-http://localhost:3009}"` (scripts/getff-glm-onebutton.sh:94), so the probe block now uses that name. (2) The more load-bearing half: that shipped default is unreachable from the agent container. Measured 2026-08-09 from aif-handoff-agent-1 — `http://localhost:3009/runtime-profiles` → curl exit 7 (000), `http://api:3009/runtime-profiles` → 200. `RUNTIME_BRIDGE_AIF_URL` is unset in the container, so an in-container run of the run-3 helper could not have reached aif at all, which is consistent with the suite mocking every call (§7d.6). §7d.1 now instructs the export for probing, explicitly forbids changing the shipped consumer default, and §4 item 1 must quote the base URL alongside any live end-to-end transcript. Prior-art: skipped — kickoff prose correction only, no new capability; markdown is exempt from the capability-commit LOC triggers per CLAUDE.md. * docs(beta-delivery-ux): S4 kickoff §7d.3/§7d.4 — fire my own falsifier; the ping is two halves §7d.3 as first written told the worker to route §7a #3's «one real minimal model call» through `POST /runtime-profiles/validate` and left a falsifier for the case where that endpoint is only a reachability check. The dispatcher fired that falsifier itself rather than shipping the trap: - for `transport: "api"`, `validateClaudeConnection` returns ok after checking only that `apiKey` and `baseUrl` are non-empty — no network call (aif-handoff packages/runtime/src/adapters/claude/index.ts:468-479). Live 2026-08-09: `/validate` against the Qwen3.8-Max-Preview profile returned ok:true sub-second. - `POST /runtime-profiles/models` is not a substitute — it returned a static Claude catalogue (Sonnet 4.6, Opus 4.6) for a Qwen profile, so it is not querying the provider. So §7a #3 and §7c #3 cannot both be satisfied by one aif REST call. §7d.3 now binds both halves — `/validate` for the route proof, plus one 1-token-scale completion against the `baseUrl` READ BACK from that response (not a hardcoded `$GLM_BASE_URL`, which was run 2's W-3 defect). Provenance is stated as dispatcher-authored and operator-overridable, matching §7b. §7d.4 gains an exact, value-free verifier for §7b #3: `hasApiKey` is `Boolean(resolved.apiKey)` and `resolved.apiKey` is `normalizeString(env[envVarName])` off the aif runtime's own process.env (packages/runtime/src/resolution.ts:426, :217-219), so `hasApiKey:true` in the §7d.3(1) response IS proof that §7b #1's outcome was achieved — without dereferencing the key, without argv exposure. Prior-art: skipped — kickoff prose correction only, no new capability; markdown is exempt from the capability-commit LOC triggers per CLAUDE.md. * docs(beta-delivery-ux): R1 stage kickoff — npm release mechanics (A6) R1 is the last unstarted stage of the umbrella (S1-S5 all merged). This is its dispatch input, scoped from the spec (§4 A6 `:278-284`, §11 F-C' `:467-468`) and the binding input `launch-preannounce-track/s6-u10-handoff.md`. Three things the kickoff decides, because a worker cannot: 1. Dispatchability (§0.1) — R1 IS aif-dispatchable. `private: true` STAYS on `packages/core/package.json` for the whole stage; npm refuses to publish a private package, so the publish guard is mechanical rather than a reminder (attention-is-not-a-mechanism §1). Verified `npm pack --dry-run` works on a private package, so the tarball loop runs with the guard armed. 2. Name architecture (§0.2) — probed the live registry, not the spec's prose: unscoped `getff` ALREADY EXISTS at 0.0.1, published 2026-06-23 by the maintainer as a reservation stub. So the registry-side freeze is done, 0.0.1 is spent as a version, and `@getff` SCOPE ownership stays unproven (a 404 on `@getff/core` proves the package is free, not the scope) — that is an entry probe with a STOP attached. 3. Scope boundary (§0.3) — R1 does NOT execute the `@rules-as-tests/*` rename. Measured blast radius 33 tracked files / 55 occurrences; umbrella §3 puts the rename in U9 (post-announce), and the acceptance gate is name-independent because `npm i <tarball>` installs by path. Also recorded: two gates of the binding input's §0 are SUPERSEDED by the 2026-07-23 amendment (U9 no longer the rename window; the private-drop ordering), and the honest gap R1 does not close — U10's `npx getff init` gate needs a package with `bin: getff`, which does not exist in this repo and which A6 does not ask R1 to build. Host-verification contract declared (no opt-out): the new tarball cell plus the existing pnpm start cell, which is the file-copy fallback the §4 rollback doctrine requires to keep working. `scripts/host-verify.sh --list` parses both, exit 0. Prior-art: skipped — dispatch-input authoring only; a markdown kickoff adds no capability, no dependency, and no code module (CLAUDE.md doc-file carve-out). --------- Co-authored-by: Test <test@example.com>

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Superseded by #1341 (merged). S4's GLM one-button flow was re-implemented across rounds 4-7; the work this PR carried is either merged via #1323/#1341 or explicitly withdrawn as falsified. Closing rather than leaving a red STOP open indefinitely.

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docs(beta-ai-docs-agnosticism): S2 + S3 stage kickoffs — skills probe (aif) + self-gen docs sweep (tab) #1309

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fix(beta-delivery-ux): S4 run 4 harvested + the two Round-4 MAJORs closed [FIDELITY STOP — needs Round 5] #1343

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