Summary
| Task |
Description |
Typecheck |
Key finding |
| 1 (reused) |
Git commit annotator with nano subagent |
✅ pass |
Subagent delegation with agents: { commitSummarizer } and p.writeOutput worked cleanly |
| 2 (reused) |
NPM script dependency mapper |
✅ pass |
defineTool with s.record(s.object(...)) output and repair() addon composed well |
| 3 (reused) |
Markdown link checker |
✅ pass |
async defineTool with node:child_process execSync and s.optional(s.int) for httpCode |
| 4 (reused) |
Package version drift reporter |
✅ pass |
p.writeOutput + report: s.string in output schema for persisted markdown |
| 5 (reused) |
Git author stats aggregator |
✅ pass |
Simple s.record(s.object(...)) with two p.bash intents; clean and minimal |
| 6 (reused) |
TypeScript path alias validator |
✅ pass |
defineTool with node:fs existsSync (sync import at module top-level); clean |
| 7 (new) |
GitHub Actions workflow timing analyzer |
✅ pass |
p.glob + p.bash combo; defineTool regex parsing with suggestions s.array(s.string) |
| 8 (new) |
Binary file detector |
✅ pass |
async defineTool with node:fs/promises buffer sampling; steering() addon for large file sets |
| 9 (new) |
TypeScript interface inheritance graph |
✅ pass |
defineTool with stateful regex loop over interface declarations; s.enum("root","derived","leaf") for depth |
| 10 (new) |
Dependency license compatibility matrix |
✅ pass |
defineTool with SPDX classification logic; s.record(s.object(...)) + hasConflicts s.boolean |
Problems encountered
No failures this run. All 10 programs passed typecheck on the first attempt.
Improvement opportunities
Missing or undiscoverable schema helpers (s.*)
- No issues encountered. The current set of helpers (
s.optional, s.int, s.path, s.url, s.enum, s.record, s.array, s.boolean) covered all output shapes needed without workarounds.
Missing or undiscoverable prompt helpers (p.*)
p.glob discoverability: For task 7, p.glob(".github/workflows/*.yml") is the right choice for static path discovery, but it only produces a file list — a p.readAll(p.glob(...)) combined intent would eliminate the need for a second p.bash call to read file contents. Currently requires two separate intents: p.glob(...) for discovery and p.bash("find ... | xargs cat") for content.
p.readAllInput: Not exercised this run but would be useful for callers passing arrays of paths.
Error message quality
No typecheck errors observed this run.
API ergonomics
p.glob + content reading: The pattern of p.glob(pattern) for discovery followed by p.bash("find ... | xargs cat") for content is slightly redundant. A combined p.readGlob(pattern) intent that reads all matching files into a single block would be more ergonomic and match p.readAll's semantics.
- Subagent input passing: For task 1, the coordinator must construct a
{ commitLine } input object and call commitSummarizer per-commit. There's no built-in map primitive, so the instructions must tell the coordinator to loop. This is correct per the composition model but requires careful prompt wording.
repair() vs steering(): The two addons have subtly different roles (retry on parse failure vs. final-turn warning) but SKILL.md's decision table only briefly covers this. Task 8 used steering() alone (large file iteration), while tasks 2/3/9/10 used repair(). The decision boundary could be clearer in references/composition.md.
Candidate lint rules
p.glob without content read: Programs that call p.glob(pattern) but then also do p.bash("find ... | xargs cat") for the same pattern are redundant. A lint rule no-redundant-glob-bash could flag this pattern: invalid = p.glob(pattern) + p.bash("find ... xargs cat") for same pattern; valid = p.glob(pattern) for listing only OR p.bash("find ... | xargs cat") for content only. Autofix: replace the pair with a single p.bash.
Documentation gaps
references/composition.md should include a concrete example showing steering() vs repair() side-by-side with the scenario each solves. Currently the distinction requires reading both the SKILL.md table and the reference.
SKILL.md's p.glob entry should note that it only produces paths — a follow-up read intent is needed to get file content.
Tasks run today
- (reused) Git commit annotator with nano subagent using
agents: { commitSummarizer } and p.writeOutput
- (reused) NPM script dependency mapper with
defineTool parseScriptDeps and repair() addon
- (reused) Markdown link checker with async
defineTool checkUrl using curl
- (reused) Package version drift reporter using
p.bash npm outdated and p.writeOutput
- (reused) Git author stats aggregator using dual
p.bash intents
- (reused) TypeScript path alias validator with
defineTool checkAlias using node:fs existsSync
- (new) GitHub Actions workflow timing analyzer using
p.glob + defineTool parseWorkflowSteps with repair()
- (new) Binary file detector using async
defineTool detectBinary with buffer sampling and steering()
- (new) TypeScript interface inheritance graph builder with regex
defineTool and repair()
- (new) Dependency license compatibility matrix with SPDX classification
defineTool and repair()
Generated by Daily Rig Task Generator · sonnet46 94.1 AIC · ⌖ 6.59 AIC · ⊞ 6.7K · ◷
Summary
agents: { commitSummarizer }andp.writeOutputworked cleanlydefineToolwiths.record(s.object(...))output andrepair()addon composed wellasync defineToolwithnode:child_processexecSyncands.optional(s.int)for httpCodep.writeOutput+report: s.stringin output schema for persisted markdowns.record(s.object(...))with twop.bashintents; clean and minimaldefineToolwithnode:fsexistsSync(sync import at module top-level); cleanp.glob+p.bashcombo;defineToolregex parsing with suggestionss.array(s.string)async defineToolwithnode:fs/promisesbuffer sampling;steering()addon for large file setsdefineToolwith stateful regex loop over interface declarations;s.enum("root","derived","leaf")for depthdefineToolwith SPDX classification logic;s.record(s.object(...))+hasConflicts s.booleanProblems encountered
No failures this run. All 10 programs passed typecheck on the first attempt.
Improvement opportunities
Missing or undiscoverable schema helpers (
s.*)s.optional,s.int,s.path,s.url,s.enum,s.record,s.array,s.boolean) covered all output shapes needed without workarounds.Missing or undiscoverable prompt helpers (
p.*)p.globdiscoverability: For task 7,p.glob(".github/workflows/*.yml")is the right choice for static path discovery, but it only produces a file list — ap.readAll(p.glob(...))combined intent would eliminate the need for a secondp.bashcall to read file contents. Currently requires two separate intents:p.glob(...)for discovery andp.bash("find ... | xargs cat")for content.p.readAllInput: Not exercised this run but would be useful for callers passing arrays of paths.Error message quality
No typecheck errors observed this run.
API ergonomics
p.glob+ content reading: The pattern ofp.glob(pattern)for discovery followed byp.bash("find ... | xargs cat")for content is slightly redundant. A combinedp.readGlob(pattern)intent that reads all matching files into a single block would be more ergonomic and matchp.readAll's semantics.{ commitLine }input object and callcommitSummarizerper-commit. There's no built-inmapprimitive, so the instructions must tell the coordinator to loop. This is correct per the composition model but requires careful prompt wording.repair()vssteering(): The two addons have subtly different roles (retry on parse failure vs. final-turn warning) but SKILL.md's decision table only briefly covers this. Task 8 usedsteering()alone (large file iteration), while tasks 2/3/9/10 usedrepair(). The decision boundary could be clearer in references/composition.md.Candidate lint rules
p.globwithout content read: Programs that callp.glob(pattern)but then also dop.bash("find ... | xargs cat")for the same pattern are redundant. A lint ruleno-redundant-glob-bashcould flag this pattern: invalid =p.glob(pattern)+p.bash("find ... xargs cat")for same pattern; valid =p.glob(pattern)for listing only ORp.bash("find ... | xargs cat")for content only. Autofix: replace the pair with a singlep.bash.Documentation gaps
references/composition.mdshould include a concrete example showingsteering()vsrepair()side-by-side with the scenario each solves. Currently the distinction requires reading both the SKILL.md table and the reference.SKILL.md's p.glob entry should note that it only produces paths — a follow-up read intent is needed to get file content.Tasks run today
agents: { commitSummarizer }andp.writeOutputdefineTool parseScriptDepsandrepair()addondefineTool checkUrlusingcurlp.bash npm outdatedandp.writeOutputp.bashintentsdefineTool checkAliasusingnode:fsexistsSyncp.glob+defineTool parseWorkflowStepswithrepair()defineTool detectBinarywith buffer sampling andsteering()defineToolandrepair()defineToolandrepair()