docs(roadmap): sync post-merge state and drop a citation to git-ignored scratch - #99
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…ed scratch #98 merged as 6aa16fc, so three statements went stale and one was never citable in the first place. Stale after the merge: - "One PR is open (#98, DD-043 Phase 0 — evidence only)" — there are none. - The Open PRs section still described #98 as open. - The DD-043 ladder row read as in-flight rather than merged. The fourth is the one worth the commit. The Open PRs section cited `.superpowers/sdd/final-review-pr98.md` and `final-fix-report.md` as the record of the round-2 fix pass — but `.superpowers/sdd/` is git-ignored scratch, so a fresh clone follows those to nothing. Replaced with the durable record (the spec's own amendment ledger and REPORT.md) and an explicit note that the review artifacts are not citable from here, so nobody re-adds them. Also records that #98 was a SQUASH merge, because the natural verification is wrong: the branch's commits are not ancestors of main, so checking by SHA reports "not in main". Verify by content instead. This cost a confused check during handoff and will cost the next person the same. Two pre-existing citations of the same kind remain in DESIGN-DECISIONS.md (:1444, :2027), pointing at DD-035/DD-039-era spike reports that were also scratch. Left alone deliberately: they are historical records that a spike backed a claim, and deciding whether to drop the citation or restate the evidence is a different call from this sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@claude please review this PR. Docs-only, and small — but two things are worth checking rather than skimming:
I deliberately left two pre-existing citations of the same kind in Also worth verifying independently: the roadmap now asserts #98 was a squash merge and that SHA-ancestry checks therefore report "not in main" for its commits. That claim is load-bearing for whoever verifies the merge next, so it should be right. |
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Bottom line: no blocking issues. The substitution is substantively sound, and I found nothing you missed in the full-file sweep. One precision nit below, worth a look but not worth blocking on. 1. Full-file stale-statement sweep — cleanRead all 135 lines against
No remaining "PR is open" language and no stray 2. Dangling-citation substitution — verified equivalent, not just "less dangling"Checked whether the durable record you cited (spec amendment ledger +
So the substitution doesn't hide a gap — the round-2 fix pass is genuinely recorded in committed files, just not verbatim in the scratch report that drove it. One thing worth knowing (not a defect in this PR, out of its diff scope): the spec itself still cites 3. Squash-merge claim — plausible, corroborated, not independently confirmed via APICouldn't fully verify this one the way I'd like to: this checkout is a shallow clone ( What I can confirm: the merge commit's message is Smaller precision note: line 123 calls 4.
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…be precise about why Claude's review of #99 found the fix was partial in exactly the way this branch's own lesson warns about: I removed the roadmap's pointer to .superpowers/sdd/final-review-pr98.md while leaving the same citation, for the same file, in the spec (:80) and REPORT.md (:497). That is "amended one section, left its restatement stale" — the pattern the round-2 pass existed to fix, repeated inside the PR that fixes an instance of it. Both now state that the review's report was session-local scratch and is not committed, and point at the spec's Round 2 ledger, which reproduces every finding. The meaning is preserved; only the dead pointer is gone. Also corrected "git-ignored scratch" to something verifiable. The review noted that no rule for .superpowers/sdd/ appears in the root .gitignore, .git/info/exclude, or core.excludesfile — so from a clone it reads as merely untracked. That is right, and the mechanism is worth stating: the rule is a nested .superpowers/sdd/.gitignore containing `*`, which ignores itself, so the rule file is untracked too. A fresh clone therefore has no rule AND no directory. "Untracked session scratch" is true from every vantage point; "git-ignored" was only true locally. docs/DESIGN-DECISIONS.md:1444,2027 remain untouched, for the reason already given in the PR body and agreed in review: those are historical provenance receipts from DD-035/DD-039-era spikes, and choosing between dropping the citation and restating the evidence is a different call from a state sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both notes addressed in 1. The fix was partial, and partial in the exact way this branch's own lesson warns about. You're right: I removed the roadmap's pointer to Both now say the review's report was session-local scratch and is not committed, and point at the spec's Round 2 ledger, which reproduces every finding. Meaning preserved, dead pointer gone. Verified no file under 2. Your "git-ignored" note was right, and the mechanism is worth stating. You found no rule in the root 3. On the squash-merge claim you couldn't verify end-to-end — thanks for flagging the limitation rather than asserting past it. Confirmed locally with full history: 4. |
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Approver review — changes requested5 findings (2 blocking, 1 moderate, 2 minor). First, credit where it is due: the squash-merge note is correct and I verified it end-to-end — the claim The problem is that a PR whose purpose is deleting one false pointer commits two new statements of the form nothing / each that were never checked. 1. BLOCKING —
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| M1 | REPORT.md:265-266 paraphrases "near-contiguous" where s2-memory/findings.md:29-30 states 3 seconds against a measured 9.454 s |
fits "prose drift" — the only one that does |
| M2 | REPORT.md:8 and …-design.md:163: "Maven 3.6.3" was a bare figure with no committed artifact, in a document whose next paragraph says "Nothing is typed from memory" |
mischaracterised as prose drift, and "REPORT.md only" is false |
| M3 | REPORT.md:364-369 presents banner-native.txt as a one-line banner capture; it is a 9-line run log, byte-identical to banner-native-run.log |
not prose drift — a misdescription of what an artifact is |
M2's scope is checkable in the current tree: the spec contains no "Maven 3" anywhere, and §3.1 now reads "its Maven version is deliberately not quoted here, because nothing committed pins it" (spec:203-205). The M2 fix did edit the spec, at the line the review cited. And M2 is the finding least safe to collapse: a number that traced to nothing — the class invariant 3 exists for — filed under a heading that reads like copy-editing.
Failing scenario: #98 was squashed, so round-1 and round-2 edits to REPORT.md are not separable in history. With the citation deleted and the rows collapsed, three findings' specifics are unrecoverable from the repo — exactly what :498 says is not the case. Also, anyone re-checking M2 from the ledger looks only at REPORT.md and concludes the spec was never in scope.
The sharp version: this claim is falsifiable today only because the scratch file has not been deleted yet. After that it is unfalsifiable and wrong.
Fix: three rows with file:line and one line each (the source is on disk), and correct M2's scope to include §3.1. Or weaken the claim to what is true — Critical/Important reproduced, the four Minors summarised. Secondary: the review also had a 5-item "Claims I could not verify" section (:388-405) that the ledger carries none of; four of the five are disclosed elsewhere in committed files, so no substantive gap, but "the ledger is the record" (:499) claims more than the ledger holds.
3. MODERATE — the description does not describe the diff, and hides an edit under bench-results/
Body says "Post-merge sync of docs/ROADMAP.md … Docs only", and Verification lists only ROADMAP greps. The diff is 3 files including bench-results/dd043-spikes-2026-07-24/REPORT.md — the evidence tree. 3892a0e added that in the @claude round; the body was never updated. An approver or the merging human reads "docs only / ROADMAP" and does not look at a change to evidence — and the spec's round-2 note asserts "No committed spike evidence was altered", so both statements together actively conceal it. The hunk is benign (I diffed it: only the citation sentence at :497-499, no measured figure touched) — which is precisely the answer the description should have carried.
4. MINOR — third absolute in the same diff: "no open PRs" while this PR is open
ROADMAP:77 "main is clean, no open PRs" and :116 "None. Everything is merged to main" — gh pr list --state open returns #99. The file's own precedent, set by #98 (which added "One PR is open (#98 …)" describing itself), is to list the in-flight PR. Self-correcting on merge, so not a bounce on its own; flagged because it is the same shape as 1 and 2 — an absolute committed ahead of the check — three times in one small docs diff, in the file whose stated job is not drifting.
5. MINOR — the remaining debt has no committed record
The decision to leave the pre-existing citations lives only in this PR body, which is not a repo file. TODO.md has no entry (grep -niE "scratch|dangling|citation|superpowers/sdd" TODO.md → 0 hits), while ROADMAP:138 says standing debts "are recorded in TODO.md with full evidence." One bullet under "### Project workflow / repo infra" (TODO.md:594) and the next session inherits the debt instead of finding 1's assertion that it does not exist.
Also verified: the grep "One PR is open" claim (no matches); the ladder row's "8 amendments, none voiding a section" against the ledger (8 numbered + a 9th recorded edit, gate PASSED); your narrower reply to @claude that no .superpowers/sdd citation remains in DD-043's three docs (holds — it is only the roadmap's generalisation that fails); invariants 2 and 4 are not in play (three Markdown files, no code path, nothing persisting a finding/URL/token, nothing near the load path); no measured figure altered anywhere in the diff.
Deliberately not done: did not re-derive any Phase-0 spike number or re-audit #98's evidence (merged, out of scope); did not relitigate the DESIGN-DECISIONS.md:1444/:2027 non-fix — I agree with that scope call. Finding 1 is not "fix them here", it is "do not assert they do not exist."
Findings 1 and 2 are the blockers, and both are small edits.
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…ledger true Approver review of #99 found 2 blocking + 1 moderate + 2 minor. Both blockers were claims I made. BLOCKING 1 — "nothing under that path is citable from any committed file" was an overclaim. I grepped DD-043's own three docs plus DESIGN-DECISIONS.md and then made a statement about the whole repo. A full `git grep` finds SIX citations across FIVE files. Narrowed the roadmap claim to what was actually checked (DD-043's documents), and recorded the real debt in TODO.md with the audit table. The debt is not a find-and-replace: in the inputpair-capture and nonce-and-3xx specs the dead pointer IS the stated "Motivation source", and one plan carries a bare "Proven by throwaway spike" whose proof is the missing file. Dropping those citations removes the only stated provenance for a design decision. Recorded per-site work rather than a blanket fix. BLOCKING 2 — the spec's Round-2 ledger claimed to reproduce every finding, and did not for three of eleven. M1-M3 were collapsed into one row that states none of them and whose scope column said "REPORT.md only" — wrong, because M2's fix also removed the unevidenced "Maven 3.6.3" from spec §3.1. Since #99's whole argument is that the ledger is the durable substitute for the uncommitted review report, a ledger that does not actually carry the findings makes the substitution hide a gap instead of closing one. Split into three accurate rows. Worth noting @claude reviewed this same substitution and passed it as "verified equivalent"; the approver caught what it missed. Two reviewers earned their keep here. MINOR 4 — the roadmap asserted "no open PRs" while #99 is itself open, against the precedent #98 set by listing itself. Now lists #99 in both places. MINOR 5 — the citation debt was recorded only in the PR body; ROADMAP:138 designates TODO.md for standing debts. Now there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The ledger said 'No committed spike evidence was altered', which reads as though nothing under bench-results/ changed. REPORT.md did change — it is a derived document and several findings were about its prose drifting from the artifacts it cites. Combined with #99's description claiming 'docs only', that wording concealed the real scope (approver Moderate finding). Now distinguishes raw artifacts (.exec/.csv/.xml/.log/probe.log/series.txt — untouched, exactly as their runs produced them) from REPORT.md (edited). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All five addressed — Blocking 1 — the overclaim. You're right, and the way I got there is worth naming: I grepped DD-043's three docs plus Your point that four were unacknowledged is the part that mattered. Two are load-bearing rather than decorative — in Blocking 2 — the ledger didn't do the job I claimed for it. Also correct, and it undercuts this PR's own argument: the case for removing the scratch citation was that the Round-2 ledger is the durable substitute. A ledger missing 3 of 11 findings makes that substitution hide a gap rather than close one — the exact defect class this repo treats as worse than a crash. M1–M3 are now three rows, and M2's scope is corrected to Worth recording: Moderate 3 — scope concealed. Fixed in both places. The PR description said "docs only" while the diff edits Minor 4 — the roadmap now lists #99 as open in both places, following the precedent #98 set. A file whose purpose is stating repo state should not be wrong about itself. Minor 5 — the debt is in Re-labelled |
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Approver review — round 2 — changes requested5 findings (1 blocking, 2 moderate, 2 minor). Head reviewed: Both round-1 blockers are addressed in substance, and the two fixes I checked hardest (M2's scope correction, the narrowed roadmap claim) are correct. The problem is that the fix for blocker 2 introduced a new inaccuracy of the same class it was fixing, and the fix for moderate 3 replaced one under-scoped statement with another. Findings 1–3 are all one-line edits. 1. BLOCKING —
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…w explicit Third approver round, and the blocking finding was introduced by the fix for the second round's blocker. Same root cause all three times: a summary claim wider than the check behind it. BLOCKING — spec M1 row misattributed the finding it was added to reproduce. I wrote that REPORT.md "described the startup gap as 3 seconds". It never did: the wrong figure is in s2-memory/findings.md:29, and REPORT.md's actual defect was paraphrasing the gap as "near-contiguous" instead of naming the discrepancy. The row now states what was wrong, where, and that the findings file was deliberately not rewritten because it is committed spike evidence. MODERATE — the scope paragraph enumerated file extensions (~60 of 88 committed files) while claiming to state things "precisely". Replaced with a count that a reader can check: Round 2 is 496311c, 3 files total, exactly 1 under bench-results/ (REPORT.md), the other 87 untouched — verifiable with `git show --name-only 496311c` against `git ls-files` on the directory. A count is checkable; an enumeration invites exactly the gap it papers over. Both earlier wordings of that paragraph were wrong in the same direction. MODERATE — ROADMAP stated this PR's scope as three files while the diff touches four, omitting the TODO.md edit that a paragraph eleven lines later depends on. Also drops the "docs-only" label, which was untrue: REPORT.md sits under bench-results/, even though it is a derived report and no raw artifact moved. MINOR — the citation debt was filed under the 2026-07-23 benchmark-campaign follow-ups. TODO.md has a "Project workflow / repo infra" section, which is where it belongs; moved. MINOR — REPORT.md claimed the Round-2 ledger "reproduces each finding ... so the ledger is the record". The ledger records each finding and the sections it changed; it does not carry the review's reasoning or per-finding failure scenarios, which were never committed. Narrowed to the record *of what was found and fixed*, not of the review. Raised last round and left unanswered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All five fixed in Every blocking finding on this PR has been a summary claim wider than the check behind it.
The mechanism is the same each time: the sentence gets written in the same motion as the lookup, and quietly generalises past it. Absolutes and enumerations are where it lands, because both assert completeness I hadn't established. So the fixes are structural, not cosmetic:
I've also written this pattern into my own standing notes, with the corrective being: prefer a derived count to an absolute or a list, scope the sentence to the command that actually ran, and re-verify a correction as a new claim — since round 3 proves a fix inherits none of the original's checking. Re-labelled |
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Approver review — round 3 — changes requested5 findings (2 blocking, 1 moderate, 2 minor). Head reviewed: All five round-2 findings are addressed, and the two I checked hardest — the M1 row's attribution and What blocks is the same mechanism a fourth time, now inverted. The fix replaced an enumeration with a 1. BLOCKING —
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Both blockers were again my own claims, and both were in the paragraph I had just rewritten to be "checkable": - It cited `git show --name-only 496311c` as the verification. 496311c is reachable from no ref (#98 was squashed into 6aa16fc, branch deleted), so the command resolves only from my local objects. A verification a reader cannot run is worse than none, because it looks sound. - "named ~60 of the 88 files" was wrong: the enumeration covered 48. I summed every `.txt` when the list named only `series.txt`. The lesson from four rounds is not "count more carefully". Every false claim on this PR has come from meta-commentary about my own drafting history — how many files an earlier wording named, what a previous draft said, which command proves it. None of that helps whoever implements PR-1. So it is deleted, replaced by a short statement of what Round 2 touched plus an honest note that per-round diffs are not recoverable post-squash. Kept, because they are a different thing: the three "an earlier draft claimed X, that was wrong" notes attached to *design* claims (the unevidenced pins, the toolchain claim, the DD-040 transplant). Those tell a reader not to reinstate a refuted claim. Archaeology about my drafting process does not. Also: ROADMAP no longer labels #99 "docs-only" 41 lines above calling that label untrue; TODO says three load-bearing citations (naming all three in a table) and three parenthetical receipts, which is what the audit found; and the [PROBE] fields are ids, not timestamps, matching REPORT.md's own wording. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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So I stopped refining and deleted. Four rounds, and every false claim has been meta-commentary about my own drafting history — how many files an earlier wording named, what a previous draft said, which command proves it. None of it helps whoever implements PR-1, and each sentence is a fresh falsifiable claim about my own past. The paragraph is now four lines: what Round 2 touched, that I kept the three "an earlier draft claimed X, that was wrong" notes attached to design claims (the unevidenced pins, the toolchain claim, the DD-040 transplant). Those stop someone reinstating a refuted decision. The distinction I was missing: process archaeology has no reader; a refuted design claim does. Moderate — Minor — Minor — Same request as last time, since it has now caught two rounds running: check whether any of these five fixes introduced a new inaccuracy, and re-derive the 48 yourself. |
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Approver review — round 4 — approved2 findings, both cosmetic, neither blocking. Head reviewed: The judgement this round owed explicitly: what remains is cosmetic, not substantive. Nothing left in this diff would mislead a reader implementing DD-043 PR-1 or picking up the citation debt, and a fifth prose round would cost more than it buys. Verified, by re-derivation
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Both non-blocking; fixed because one is the exact defect this PR is about. ROADMAP: deleted the clause explaining that an earlier draft overclaimed 'from grepping only DD-043's own docs'. That clause was itself inaccurate (the grep also covered DESIGN-DECISIONS.md) and it is precisely the process archaeology round 4 deleted elsewhere. Cutting it removes the claim rather than correcting it. REPORT.md: one residual 'timestamps' two lines after the same paragraph corrected the wording to '[PROBE] ids'. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks — and thanks especially for making the "this is good enough now" call. An approver willing to say that is worth as much as one willing to block, and four rounds of prose iteration on a four-file sync had its own cost. Both cosmetic residuals fixed in
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…curring defect Approved with 4 findings (all Minor/Nit). Three are actionable here and all three are the same mistake in different clothing: a hand-written reference that does not track the thing it points at. F1 — test/agent/ResetLoaderParentFirstTest.java cited .superpowers/sdd/task-3-report.md, which exists in no tree. A committed file must not point at untracked scratch; a reader following it finds nothing. Replaced with the instruction that actually matters: repeat the mutation by moving a class out of `package agent`, not by changing the literal. F2 — worse than the drift the approver called it. Spec §4.1 cited the guard at build.gradle:175 "wired into check (:217)". The commit that moved it to :197 also changed the MECHANISM: it is now finalizedBy on the jar-producing tasks, precisely because the release path invokes jar/runnerJar directly and never runs check. So the spec described the wrong location and the wrong wiring. Now cites the task by name, states the finalizedBy mechanism and why, and notes the expected entry set is derived from basquin-core's jar rather than hand-listed. No line numbers left to drift. F3 — the plan attributed its baseline to "main (commit f6d143a)". f6d143a is not an ancestor of main (confirmed); it was the tip of an unmerged branch. The measurement is unaffected but the provenance was wrong. Corrected to main at 6aa16fc, which is this branch's actual merge-base. Not fixed here, deliberately: docs/ROADMAP.md:124 and spec:80 still cite .superpowers/sdd/final-review-pr98.md. Both are already fixed on the #99 branch, which is unmerged; this branch is based on 6aa16fc and predates it. Fixing them here would conflict with #99. The approver's fourth finding (#98 listed as open) is the same case. The older citations in DESIGN-DECISIONS.md and the 2026-07-22 specs are pre-existing and recorded as a standing debt in TODO.md by #99, with the reason they are not a find-and-replace: in two of them the dead pointer IS the stated motivation source. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…D-043 row #99 merged as 42790aa and touched the same two docs. Only docs/ROADMAP.md conflicted, on one table row, and it was a genuine merge rather than a pick-one: - main (#99) had the corrected opening "**merged** as #98" but the stale body "PR-1 is cleared to start". - ours (#100) had "PR-1 done" plus the full PR-2 entry requirement, but the superseded "(2026-07-24, PR #98)" opening. Resolved to main's phrasing plus our body, so neither side's correction is lost. Also fixed two statements #99 set that its own merge made stale: the roadmap said "One PR is open (#99…)" and described #99 under Open PRs. #99 is merged and #100 is the open one. Leaving that would have produced a roadmap wrong about repo state — the exact defect #99 existed to fix, and one an approver has now flagged twice. The spec auto-merged cleanly; verified by content rather than trusting the merge that both sides survived — #99's three separate M1/M2/M3 ledger rows, its removal of the untracked-scratch citation, and its "Scope of Round 2" paragraph, alongside #100's §4.1 package constraint, PR-2 entry requirement, stack-frame delta and packaging-guard record. Post-merge verification: ./gradlew clean check jar runnerJar green, 326 tests / 0 failures / 0 errors, and 6 core class entries in each of the two shipped jars — the guard's own subject, checked directly rather than inferred from the build passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Post-merge sync after #98 merged as
6aa16fc, plus the fixes two review rounds forced.Scope — corrected. An earlier version of this description said "docs only / ROADMAP". That was wrong: the diff also edits
bench-results/dd043-spikes-2026-07-24/REPORT.md. Full scope is four files:docs/ROADMAP.mddocs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-24-native-reactive-targets-design.mdbench-results/dd043-spikes-2026-07-24/REPORT.mdTODO.mdNo raw spike artifact is touched — every
.exec,.csv,.xml,.log,probe.logandseries.txtis exactly as its run produced it.REPORT.mdis a derived document, not evidence.The sync
Three statements went stale when #98 merged (the "one PR is open" line, the Open PRs section, the DD-043 ladder row), and one was never citable: the Open PRs section pointed at
.superpowers/sdd/final-review-pr98.md, which is untracked session scratch. Its ignore rule is a nested.gitignorecontaining*— which ignores itself — so a fresh clone gets no rule and no directory.Also records that #98 was a squash merge, because the natural verification misleads:
git merge-base --is-ancestorreports "not in main" for all 22 commits while the content is entirely present. Verify by content, not SHA.What review changed
@claudefound the citation fix was partial — I removed the roadmap's pointer and left the same citation, for the same file, in the spec andREPORT.md. Fixed in3892a0e. It also correctly noted "git-ignored" wasn't verifiable from a clone; the text now says "untracked session scratch".The approver found two blockers, both on claims I made:
"Nothing under that path is citable from any committed file" was an overclaim. I grepped DD-043's own docs plus
DESIGN-DECISIONS.md, then made a statement about the whole repo. A fullgit grepfinds six citations across five files. The roadmap claim is now narrowed to what was actually checked, and the real debt is recorded inTODO.mdwith the audit table.That debt is not a find-and-replace: in
inputpair-capture-designandnonce-and-3xx-designthe dead pointer is the stated "Motivation source", and one plan carries a bare "Proven by throwaway spike" whose proof is the missing file. Dropping those removes the only stated provenance for a design decision, soTODO.mdrecords per-site work instead of a blanket fix.The spec's Round-2 ledger claimed to reproduce every finding and didn't, for three of eleven. M1–M3 were collapsed into one row stating none of them, with a scope column reading "
REPORT.mdonly" — wrong, since M2's fix also removed the unevidenced "Maven 3.6.3" from spec §3.1. Since this PR's whole argument is that the ledger is the durable substitute for the uncommitted review report, a ledger that doesn't carry the findings makes the substitution hide a gap rather than close one. Now three accurate rows.Worth noting:
@claudereviewed this same substitution and passed it as "verified equivalent". The approver caught what it missed — two reviewers earned their keep.Minors also fixed: the roadmap asserted "no open PRs" while #99 is itself open (now lists itself, per #98's precedent), and the citation debt was recorded only in a PR body when
ROADMAP:138designatesTODO.mdfor standing debts.Verification
git grep "\.superpowers/sdd/[A-Za-z0-9]"→ 6 citations, 5 files, all enumerated inTODO.md; none in DD-043's own documents.M1/M2/M3rows with correct scope.merge-base --is-ancestorfalse for2df9924,f291dbd,496311c; all six key artifacts resolve viagit cat-file -e main:<path>.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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