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  • A prose-test walker on the bugfix path recorded a DEVIATION: the arm hands over a fenced block of arguments and never says what to do with it — no invocation directive, and no directive to emit it either. Reproduced identically on both independent walks, against the already-fixed fences, so it isn't a rendering artefact.
  • Enumerating before fixing turned one arm into four, across three files:
file arm
workflow-specification-entry #### If work_type is bugfix
workflow-specification-entry #### If work_type is cross-cutting
workflow-investigation-entry #### If source is continue
workflow-planning-entry #### If continuing or reviewing existing plan
  • In every case a sibling arm in the same file carries the sentence and these don't. discussion-entry and research-entry carry it on every arm — the same proof structure that settled the fence bug: two files doing it correctly means the others are omissions, not house style.

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  1. docs(design): prose-tests programme design log #544
  2. feat(prose-tests): the framework — cases, worlds, runner, skill #545
  3. test(prose): feature happy-path corpus — five worlds, seven cases #546
  4. test(prose): bugfix corpus — the investigation-centric surfaces #548
  5. test: retry recursive teardown removals — kill a class of phantom failures #549
  6. fix(entry-skills): close the handoff fences — six files render their arms wrong #550
  7. docs: a contributing page for working on the system #551
  8. fix(entry-skills): every handoff arm says to invoke the skill #552 👈 current
  9. fix(implementation): environment setup belongs to the setup reference alone #553
  10. fix(prose-tests): the asserter is told which substitutions were armed #554
  11. feat(prose-tests): the mid-flow substitution, and a world only prose can describe #555
  12. test(prose): claims assert consequences, not what was displayed #556
  13. feat(prose-tests): record everything the agents do, results included #557
  14. fix(discussion-entry): the handoff reports the source it actually had #558
  15. fix(prose-tests): the stop hook records, and names the model that walked #559
  16. fix(prose-tests): command output was never actually recorded #560
  17. feat(prose-tests): judge the walk as told, not the summary returned #561
  18. feat(prose-tests): decide in code what an agent should not be deciding #562
  19. test(prose): a case starts where a session starts #563
  20. feat(prose-tests): walk on Sonnet, judge on Opus, escalate a failure #564
  21. test(prose): give the eight read-only cases something that can fail #565
  22. test(prose): only walks that can be observed, and checks that survive the trip #566
  23. fix(prose-tests): the verdict names only the model the record names #567
  24. test(prose): discovery, walked to the point where work first exists #568
  25. fix(prose-tests): the asserter judges which of prose or walker was at fault #569
  26. docs(conventions): a step whose reference routes every exit still signposts #570
  27. test(prose): discovery's epic arm, to the same durability boundary #571

Found by a prose-test walker on the bugfix path: the arm hands over a
fenced block of arguments and never says what to do with it — no
invocation directive, and no directive to emit it either. Reproduced on
both independent walks against the already-fixed fences, so it is not a
rendering artefact.

Enumerating before fixing turned one arm into four, across three files:
specification-entry's `bugfix` and `cross-cutting`, investigation-entry's
`continue`, and planning-entry's `continuing or reviewing`. In each case
a sibling arm in the same file carries the sentence and these do not.
discussion-entry and research-entry carry it on every arm, which is what
shows this is an omission rather than a house style — the same proof
that settled the fences.

Additions only; the fences were re-verified intact afterwards.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This was referenced Jul 26, 2026
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