Claude/plan v3 deployment vp mpw

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Summary by Sourcery

Add a startup guard against drift between registered bot commands and the BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS registry, introduce a reusable AI agent documentation and bootstrap system, and harden production runtime selection in the deployment script.

Enhancements:

• Add a startup drift audit that cross-checks Telegraf bot.command registrations against BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS and surfaces discrepancies via logs and startup warnings.
• Resolve and reuse the concrete Node.js binary path in the production run script to keep restarts and nohup fallbacks on a consistent, validated runtime.

Deployment:

• Update the production run script to resolve NODE_BIN once and reuse it across restart fallbacks, reducing runtime skew risk between different process managers.

Documentation:

• Add a repo-wide AI agent documentation system including an AI contract, CLAUDE operating manual, functionality map and wiring index templates, todolist template, and session log for tracking AI-assisted work.

Chores:

• Add an idempotent AGENTS/bootstrap.sh script to auto-create and optionally scan required AI documentation artifacts at the start of a session.

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CodeAnt-AI Description

Detect missing bot commands at startup, add a repo-wide AI agent documentation system, and fix deploy runtime lookup

What Changed

• On startup the bot now checks for commands registered in code but missing from the BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS registry and logs/admin-notifies any discrepancies
• Adds a new AGENTS documentation system (AI_CONTRACT, CLAUDE manual, index/map templates, session log) and an idempotent bootstrap script to create missing documentation files and optionally scan the codebase
• Resolves the exact node binary once in prod-run.sh and reports it so nohup/systemd restart fallbacks use the same validated runtime

Impact

✅ Fewer undocumented bot commands at launch
✅ Clearer repo onboarding via auto-created docs and templates
✅ Fewer deployment runtime mismatches during restart

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Adds a startup-time drift guard between Telegraf bot.command registrations and BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS, standardizes deployment runtime resolution in prod-run.sh, and introduces a reusable AGENTS documentation/contract system (AI_CONTRACT, templates, bootstrap script, and session log) for AI agents in this repo.

Sequence diagram for bot startup BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS drift guard

sequenceDiagram
    participant NodeProcess
    participant startBot
    participant _auditKnownCommandsDrift
    participant TelegrafBot
    participant BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS
    participant logEvent
    participant _startupWarnings
    participant AdminNotifier

    NodeProcess->>startBot: invoke()
    startBot->>startBot: loadPersistentData()
    startBot->>startBot: ensureQaArtifacts()
    startBot->>startBot: persistRuntimeState()

    startBot->>_auditKnownCommandsDrift: run drift guard

    _auditKnownCommandsDrift->>TelegrafBot: inspect middleware tree
    _auditKnownCommandsDrift->>TelegrafBot: collect command triggers
    _auditKnownCommandsDrift->>_auditKnownCommandsDrift: merge with _registeredCommands
    _auditKnownCommandsDrift->>BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS: compare command sets

    alt driftedIn not empty
        _auditKnownCommandsDrift->>logEvent: error BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS DRIFT missing commands
        _auditKnownCommandsDrift->>_startupWarnings: push warning message
    else driftedOut not empty only
        _auditKnownCommandsDrift->>logEvent: warn BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS entries not registered
    else no drift
        _auditKnownCommandsDrift->>logEvent: info drift check passed
    end

    startBot->>logEvent: info Starting Runewager Bot
    startBot->>startBot: configureBotSurface()
    startBot->>TelegrafBot: launch()
    TelegrafBot-->>startBot: ready

    startBot->>AdminNotifier: send startup summary with _startupWarnings

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Flow diagram for AGENTS bootstrap.sh session bootstrap

graph TD
    Start[Start AGENTS/bootstrap.sh] --> ParseArgs[Parse CLI args<br/>--dry-run / --scan]

    ParseArgs --> SetFlags[Set DRY_RUN and SCAN flags]

    SetFlags --> EnsureMap[Call ensure_file for<br/>FUNCTIONALITY_MAP.md<br/>using MAP_TEMPLATE.md]
    EnsureMap --> EnsureIndex[Call ensure_file for<br/>docs/INDEX.md<br/>using INDEX_TEMPLATE.md]
    EnsureIndex --> EnsureTodolist[Call ensure_file for<br/>todolist.md<br/>using TODOLIST_TEMPLATE.md]
    EnsureTodolist --> EnsureSessionLog[Call ensure_file for<br/>AGENTS/SESSION_LOG.md<br/>with stub creator]

    EnsureSessionLog --> EnsureFeaturesDir{Does docs/features<br/>exist?}

    EnsureFeaturesDir -->|yes| FeaturesOk[Directory exists]
    EnsureFeaturesDir -->|no and DRY_RUN=1| FeaturesDryRun[Log missing<br/>docs/features and note dry-run]
    EnsureFeaturesDir -->|no and DRY_RUN=0| CreateFeatures[mkdir -p docs/features]

    FeaturesOk --> ScanCheck{SCAN flag set?}
    FeaturesDryRun --> ScanCheck
    CreateFeatures --> ScanCheck

    ScanCheck -->|no| Finish[Print next steps<br/>and exit]

    ScanCheck -->|yes| ScanStart[Run optional codebase scan]

    ScanStart --> ScanEntryPoints[grep for entry point<br/>patterns in source files]
    ScanEntryPoints --> ScanCounts[Report counts of<br/>matching files]
    ScanCounts --> ScanTests[Count and report test files]
    ScanTests --> DetectProcMgr[Detect pm2, systemd,<br/>docker, Procfile presence]
    DetectProcMgr --> Finish

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add startup drift check to ensure all bot.command registrations are represented in BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS and wire it into the bot startup sequence.	Introduce an internal Set to track registered commands and a helper that inspects Telegraf middleware layers to collect all command triggers. Compare the discovered command names against BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS, computing commands that are registered but missing from the set and vice versa, with a special-case skip for the start command. Log drift as errors/warnings, push human-readable startup warnings for admins, and log a success message when no drift is detected. Invoke the drift audit helper at the beginning of startBot() before bot.launch(), so discrepancies surface in startup warnings and admin notifications.	index.js
Resolve and propagate a single validated Node binary path for deployment, to keep nohup/systemd fallbacks using the same runtime.	Add NODE_BIN resolution via command -v node once near the top of the script after validating node and npm availability. Extend the startup log line to include the Node binary path in addition to Node and npm versions. Prepare for subsequent uses of NODE_BIN in restart/nohup fallbacks to avoid runtime skew between this script and systemd.	prod-run.sh
Introduce a reusable AGENTS documentation and AI contract system to standardize how AI agents work with the repo and keep code, maps, and wiring docs in sync.	Add AI_CONTRACT.md that defines the core invariant (code, functionality map, and wiring index must match) plus detailed pre-session, during-session, and post-session rules for AI agents, including anti-hallucination and safety guidelines. Add MAP_TEMPLATE.md, INDEX_TEMPLATE.md, TODOLIST_TEMPLATE.md, and CLAUDE.md to provide stack-agnostic templates and an operating manual for functionality mapping, wiring indexes, task boards, and AI session workflow. Add a bootstrap.sh script that idempotently creates missing documentation artifacts (FUNCTIONALITY_MAP.md, docs/INDEX.md, docs/features/, todolist.md, SESSION_LOG.md) from templates or stubs, with optional --scan and --dry-run modes to summarize entry points/tests and avoid writes. Create SESSION_LOG.md as an append-only session history file, seeded with an initial entry describing the introduction of the drift guard, deployment changes, and AGENTS system, including tests and outstanding follow-ups.	AGENTS/AI_CONTRACT.md AGENTS/MAP_TEMPLATE.md AGENTS/bootstrap.sh AGENTS/CLAUDE.md AGENTS/INDEX_TEMPLATE.md AGENTS/TODOLIST_TEMPLATE.md AGENTS/SESSION_LOG.md

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🔒 No security issues identified

⚡ Recommended areas for review Node binary consistency The script resolves NODE_BIN once but the many nohup fallbacks still call node directly (not the resolved path). This can cause runtime/version skew when systemd and the fallback use different PATHs or node installations. Scan pattern reliability The codebase scan loop passes complex regex-like strings to grep via the loop variable. Depending on the shell and grep implementation these patterns may be interpreted unexpectedly or produce false negatives; also repeating a full repo search for every pattern can be slow on large repos. File permissions When templates are copied or stubs created the code does not explicitly set file permissions. Templates could carry unexpected executable bits or permissive modes. Newly-created files and directories should be created with predictable, safe permissions (and ownership when appropriate).

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Hey - I've found 3 issues, and left some high level feedback:

• The _auditKnownCommandsDrift implementation relies on Telegraf’s internal middleware structure (bot.middleware()?.()?.handler?.middleware and layer.triggers), which is fairly brittle; consider encapsulating this behind a clearly isolated utility (with a defensive fallback when the internal shape changes) or, if possible, feeding the known commands through a single registration function instead of introspecting framework internals.
• In AGENTS/bootstrap.sh, the --scan grep patterns (e.g. "app\.\(get\|post\|put\|delete\|patch\)(") are passed directly to grep -r without -E, so the grouping/alternation syntax won’t behave as intended on all platforms; either simplify to basic regex or explicitly enable extended regex and test the patterns on a typical repo.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The `_auditKnownCommandsDrift` implementation relies on Telegraf’s internal middleware structure (`bot.middleware()?.()?.handler?.middleware` and `layer.triggers`), which is fairly brittle; consider encapsulating this behind a clearly isolated utility (with a defensive fallback when the internal shape changes) or, if possible, feeding the known commands through a single registration function instead of introspecting framework internals.
- In `AGENTS/bootstrap.sh`, the `--scan` grep patterns (e.g. `"app\.\(get\|post\|put\|delete\|patch\)("`) are passed directly to `grep -r` without `-E`, so the grouping/alternation syntax won’t behave as intended on all platforms; either simplify to basic regex or explicitly enable extended regex and test the patterns on a typical repo.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="index.js" line_range="14982-14986" />
<code_context>
+  }
+
+  if (driftedIn.length > 0) {
+    const msg = `[BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS DRIFT] Commands registered via bot.command() but MISSING from BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS: ${driftedIn.join(', ')}. Add them to the set near line 279 of index.js.`;
+    logEvent('error', msg);
+    _startupWarnings.push(`⚠️ BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS drift detected — missing: ${driftedIn.join(', ')}`);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**suggestion:** Hard-coding a source line number in the drift message is brittle and will quickly become inaccurate.

Referring to a specific line number will become inaccurate as the file changes and make the message misleading. Instead, reference the symbol or location semantically (e.g., “Add them to BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS near the top of index.js” or “search for BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS”) so the guidance remains valid over time.

```suggestion
  if (driftedIn.length > 0) {
    const msg = `[BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS DRIFT] Commands registered via bot.command() but MISSING from BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS: ${driftedIn.join(', ')}. Add them to BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS (search for BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS in index.js).`;
    logEvent('error', msg);
    _startupWarnings.push(`⚠️ BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS drift detected — missing: ${driftedIn.join(', ')} (update BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS; search for BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS in index.js)`);
  }
```
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 2
<location path="AGENTS/bootstrap.sh" line_range="46-55" />
<code_context>
+info() { echo -e "  ${_cyan}→${_reset}  $*"; }
+
+# ─── Helper: create file from template if missing ───────────────────────────
+ensure_file() {
+  local target="$1"
+  local template="$2"  # may be empty string if no template
+  local description="$3"
+
+  if [[ -f "$target" ]]; then
+    ok "EXISTS   $target"
+    return 0
+  fi
+
+  warn "MISSING  $target  ($description)"
+
+  if (( DRY_RUN )); then
+    info "[DRY-RUN] would create from: ${template:-inline}"
+    return 0
+  fi
+
+  mkdir -p "$(dirname "$target")"
+
+  if [[ -n "$template" && -f "$template" ]]; then
+    cp "$template" "$target"
+    ok "CREATED  $target  (from template)"
+  else
+    # Inline minimal stub when no template exists
+    create_stub "$target" "$description"
+    ok "CREATED  $target  (stub — fill in before committing)"
+  fi
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** Files whose names are not handled in create_stub's case statement will be created empty without any indication.

If `ensure_file` falls back to `create_stub` and the basename isn’t one of the handled cases, the function writes nothing but still logs `CREATED (stub — fill in before committing)`. That misleading success message can mask incorrect use or missing template handling. Either add a default case that writes a generic explanatory stub, or have `create_stub` warn and return non‑zero when it doesn’t recognize the filename.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 3
<location path="AGENTS/INDEX_TEMPLATE.md" line_range="35" />
<code_context>
+
+| # | Feature | Doc | Role | Status |
+|---|---------|-----|------|--------|
+| 01 | [Feature name] | [docs/features/01-name.md](features/01-name.md) | user/admin/system | ✅ Active |
+
+---
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The feature doc link target likely needs the `docs/` prefix to match the actual path.

In the Feature Doc Index table, the link text shows `docs/features/01-name.md` but the href is `features/01-name.md`. To avoid a broken link and align with other templates, update the href to `(docs/features/01-name.md)`.
</issue_to_address>

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suggestion: Hard-coding a source line number in the drift message is brittle and will quickly become inaccurate.

Referring to a specific line number will become inaccurate as the file changes and make the message misleading. Instead, reference the symbol or location semantically (e.g., “Add them to BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS near the top of index.js” or “search for BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS”) so the guidance remains valid over time.

Suggested change

	if (driftedIn.length > 0) {
	const msg = `[BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS DRIFT] Commands registered via bot.command() but MISSING from BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS: ${driftedIn.join(', ')}. Add them to the set near line 279 of index.js.`;
	logEvent('error', msg);
	_startupWarnings.push(`⚠️ BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS drift detected — missing: ${driftedIn.join(', ')}`);
	}
	if (driftedIn.length > 0) {
	const msg = `[BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS DRIFT] Commands registered via bot.command() but MISSING from BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS: ${driftedIn.join(', ')}. Add them to BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS (search for BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS in index.js).`;
	logEvent('error', msg);
	_startupWarnings.push(`⚠️ BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS drift detected — missing: ${driftedIn.join(', ')} (update BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS; search for BOT_KNOWN_COMMANDS in index.js)`);
	}

[sourcery-ai]

issue (bug_risk): Files whose names are not handled in create_stub's case statement will be created empty without any indication.

If ensure_file falls back to create_stub and the basename isn’t one of the handled cases, the function writes nothing but still logs CREATED (stub — fill in before committing). That misleading success message can mask incorrect use or missing template handling. Either add a default case that writes a generic explanatory stub, or have create_stub warn and return non‑zero when it doesn’t recognize the filename.

[sourcery-ai]

issue (bug_risk): The feature doc link target likely needs the docs/ prefix to match the actual path.

In the Feature Doc Index table, the link text shows docs/features/01-name.md but the href is features/01-name.md. To avoid a broken link and align with other templates, update the href to (docs/features/01-name.md).

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