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📝 WalkthroughSummaryThis PR adds 13 plan-derived OpenSpec change proposals for the five-pillar governance and enterprise foundation wave. All changes are specification/documentation only—no runtime code changes are included. The actual implementation work is deferred to paired OpenSpec Changes Added
Key Contract Definitions (Specification Only)Pydantic Models (to be implemented):
ReviewReport Envelope Extensions:
CLI Commands (to be implemented):
Public Protocols/Interfaces (to be implemented):
Testing & Quality ImplicationsAll 13 changes declare structured task checklists requiring:
All changes are sequenced with explicit dependency/blocking relationships documented in updated Documentation Updates
No Breaking ChangesThis is a specification-only wave. All proposed CLI commands, models, and contracts are new; existing public APIs, module boundaries, and free-tier behavior remain unchanged pending implementation PRs. WalkthroughAdds a plan-derived addendum to openspec and 13 new OpenSpec change folders across telemetry, FinOps, knowledge, review-resiliency, security, architecture, and enterprise workstreams, with sequencing, blocking dependencies, and recommended implementation waves. All added files are design/proposal/spec/task documentation; no production code changes. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)(Skipped — changes are documentation/spec additions across multiple features; no single new executable multi-component control flow in code that meets diagram criteria.) Estimated code review effort🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~12 minutes Possibly related issues
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In `@openspec/CHANGE_ORDER.md`:
- Around line 148-149: Insert a blank line before the ordered list that begins
with "1. `telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on`" in CHANGE_ORDER.md so the list
is separated from the preceding paragraph (ensure there is an empty line
immediately above the "1. `telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on`" line to
satisfy MD032).
- Line 140: Update the architecture wave row for
architecture-02-well-architected-review to include the missing contract
blockers: add review-finding-model and review-report-model (or their concrete
change IDs) alongside the existing architecture-01-solution-layer blocker so the
table entry for architecture-02-well-architected-review lists all dependencies
and ensures report/finding model changes land before architecture integration.
In `@openspec/changes/architecture-02-well-architected-review/proposal.md`:
- Around line 13-14: Update the proposal to explicitly describe a
backward-compatible shared-envelope strategy for adding the architecture pillar:
state that the existing ReviewReport envelope remains unchanged and that an
optional top-level "architecture" section (or a generic "extensions" map) will
be added so legacy parsers continue to work; mention the required serialized
contract from the coding guidelines that "review runs must include an
`architecture` section in the shared envelope while preserving other review
sections unchanged" and provide a brief example/description of the envelope
shape (e.g., ReviewReport {..., architecture?: { ... } } or extensions: {
architecture: { ... } }) so implementers of ReviewReport know how to parse both
old and new messages.
In `@openspec/changes/architecture-02-well-architected-review/tasks.md`:
- Line 5: Update the tasks list to include explicit worktree environment
bootstrap and pre-flight checks immediately after the existing step "1.1 Create
dedicated worktree branch `feature/architecture-02-well-architected-review` from
`dev`": add a new sub-step to run the Hatch environment bootstrap (e.g.,
bootstrapping Hatch worktree and installing deps) and another to run the
repository pre-flight checks described in AGENTS.md (linting, tests, config
validation), then renumber subsequent items accordingly; reference the original
step label "1.1" and AGENTS.md so reviewers can locate and verify the new steps.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension/design.md`:
- Around line 23-27: Update the design text to explicitly declare the
pushed-rule metadata contract by listing required fields: mandatory,
override_allowed, effective_from, pushed_by, and signed_by; update the
resolution precedence and team rule language to state that team-advisory rules
are overridable only when override_allowed is true (and cannot be overridden
when false), and ensure org-mandatory rules remain non-overridable unless a
future signed-exception mechanism is defined; reference the pushed-rule metadata
terms (mandatory, override_allowed, effective_from, pushed_by, signed_by) inside
the relevant bullets so downstream implementers use this exact contract.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension/proposal.md`:
- Around line 9-13: The bullet list in the proposal is repetitive because three
entries start with "**NEW**:"; update the phrasing to vary the lead verbs for
clarity—keep the first as "**NEW**: enterprise-policy-resolution capability..."
and change the others to alternatives like "**ADDS**: Signed metadata fields for
pushed rules (`mandatory`, `override_allowed`, `effective_from`, `pushed_by`,
`signed_by`)" and "**INTRODUCES**: Client-side resolution behavior that
gracefully no-ops when no enterprise policy source is configured." Ensure the
referenced symbols (`enterprise-policy-resolution`, the signed metadata field
names, and "client-side resolution behavior") remain exact and unchanged
elsewhere in the document.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension/tasks.md`:
- Around line 5-35: Update the task checklist in tasks.md to add explicit
workflow guardrails: ensure worktree creation is from origin/dev (add a task
under section 1 for creating the worktree branch
feature/enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension from origin/dev), add a task
to run hatch env create before implementation, add pre-flight status checks (CI
passing, git status clean, branch up-to-date) and an AGENTS.md self-check task
(reference AGENTS.md), and add a conditional module-signing
verification/quality-gate task to run when bundled modules are touched (include
a note to run module-signing verification and /opsx:ff where applicable); place
these as concrete checklist items so they must be completed before moving to
step 2 or 3.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-02-rbac-and-audit-trail/proposal.md`:
- Around line 9-13: The three consecutive bullets that begin with "**NEW**:"
(the lines describing `enterprise-audit-trail`, canonical roles, and the signed
audit-event schema) should be rewritten to vary their lead verbs; change one or
two to alternatives such as "**DEFINES**: `enterprise-audit-trail`
capability...", "**INTRODUCES**: Canonical roles `org-admin`, `team-lead`,
`developer`, and `auditor`...", or "**ADDS**: Signed audit-event schema..."
while leaving the existing "**EXTEND**:" bullets as-is; keep the exact noun
phrases (e.g., `enterprise-audit-trail`, "Canonical roles", "Signed audit-event
schema", "Enterprise policy-resolution flow", "Future budget and distillation
features") unchanged and only alter the opening tokens to improve flow.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-02-rbac-and-audit-trail/tasks.md`:
- Around line 5-8: Add mandatory bootstrap and pre-flight tasks to the task
list: explicitly create a worktree from origin/dev (e.g., add "Create dedicated
worktree branch feature/enterprise-02-rbac-and-audit-trail from origin/dev"),
run environment bootstrap "hatch env create" before any implementation, and
perform the pre-flight checks "smart-test-status" and "contract-test-status"
(add these as required checklist items alongside 1.1–1.3 and reference
coordination with enterprise-02-module-audit-client to ensure module readiness).
- Around line 30-35: Add a new explicit Delivery checklist item requiring the
archive command: update the Delivery section (near items 5.1–5.4) in tasks.md to
include a step that after merge you run `openspec archive
enterprise-02-rbac-and-audit-trail` from the repository root (do not manually
move folders), and mark this as required before closing the change; reference
the change-id string "enterprise-02-rbac-and-audit-trail" in the task text so
it’s clear which archive command to run.
In
`@openspec/changes/enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics/specs/enterprise-audit-trail/spec.md`:
- Around line 5-12: The scenario text under "Scenario: Audit event supports
analytics correlation" weakens the SHALL in "Signed audit events SHALL expose
the references required for enterprise drift analytics" by using "may include";
change the scenario to require inclusion: update the THEN clause to state that
audited rule promotion/override/approval events MUST include stable correlation
identifiers required for drift analytics and the AND clause to assert those
identifiers MUST NOT duplicate whole evidence payloads, ensuring the normative
language in "Signed audit events" and the scenario ("Audit event supports
analytics correlation") are consistent.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics/tasks.md`:
- Around line 9-16: Add an explicit documentation research task into the "2.
Spec-first and test-first preparation" checklist (near items 2.1–2.4) to
identify which user-facing docs need updates before implementation; reference
openspec/config.yaml rules and the existing 4.2 documentation update item so the
new task (e.g., "2.5 Identify documentation to update per openspec/config.yaml")
appears before section 3 and ties back to
specs/enterprise-drift-analytics/spec.md and TDD_EVIDENCE.md.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-04-budget-governance-and-chargeback/tasks.md`:
- Around line 5-35: Update the checklist to add mandatory worktree bootstrap and
pre-flight gates before implementation: require creating the worktree from
origin/dev for feature/enterprise-04-budget-governance-and-chargeback, run
"hatch env create" in the worktree, run pre-flight status checks "hatch run
smart-test-status" and "hatch run contract-test-status", perform the AGENTS.md
worktree-policy self-check, and include module-signing verification when
applicable; place these as new items before section 2 (referencing existing
1.1/1.2 semantics) so the implementation tasks (e.g., 3.1–3.4) cannot proceed
until these gates are completed.
In `@openspec/changes/finops-01-telemetry-and-outcomes/proposal.md`:
- Around line 9-13: Update the three consecutive bullets that all start with
"**NEW**:" to vary their openings for readability by rephrasing at least two of
them (for example use "Introduce", "Add", or "Define" instead of "**NEW**:"),
while leaving the semantic content unchanged; specifically modify the bullets
for `finops-telemetry-outcomes`, the Shared outcome enum, and the Efficiency
ratio contract so their lead words differ from the existing "**NEW**:" prefix
and maintain parallel structure with the other "**EXTEND**:" bullets.
- Around line 27-28: Update the docs so telemetry and FinOps behavior are
aligned across core and modules: in the spec for
telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on and the finops-01-telemetry-and-outcomes
extension, add the new local append-only audit log path
(.specfact/telemetry/sent.log) alongside the existing general event log
(~/.specfact/telemetry.log) in specfact-cli-modules documentation; explicitly
document default-on semantics (community tier enabled by default, enterprise
disabled by default unless a signed org policy re-enables telemetry); and state
the FinOps payload extension is redacted (only counts/identifiers, no prompt or
repository content) and link this to the outcome vocabulary/evidence contract
consumed by finops-02-budget-approval-gates and finops-01-module-cost-outcome.
In `@openspec/changes/finops-01-telemetry-and-outcomes/tasks.md`:
- Around line 33-36: Add an explicit archive step to the delivery checklist:
insert a new item (e.g., "5.5 Run openspec archive
finops-01-telemetry-and-outcomes from repo root") placed before or alongside the
existing worktree cleanup item (the current 5.4 "remove the worktree branch and
prune stale worktree state") so the post-merge completion requires running
openspec archive for the change-id finops-01-telemetry-and-outcomes.
- Around line 5-8: Update the task list in tasks.md to add explicit mandatory
bootstrap and pre-flight steps: after the existing "1.1 Create dedicated
worktree branch `feature/finops-01-telemetry-and-outcomes` from `dev`" add a
step to create the worktree from origin/dev (explicitly mention `origin/dev`),
add a step to run `hatch env create` to bootstrap the environment, add a step to
run the pre-flight status checks (e.g., CI status, dependency snapshot, and
environment health), and add an AGENTS policy self-check step referencing
AGENTS.md for compliance; keep the existing "1.2 Confirm
`telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on` remains the authority" and the
coordination step "1.3 Coordinate with module-side
`finops-01-module-cost-outcome` and downstream
`finops-02-budget-approval-gates`" unchanged but ensure ordering reflects
bootstrap then pre-flight then coordination.
In `@openspec/changes/finops-02-budget-approval-gates/tasks.md`:
- Around line 5-6: Update the checklist in tasks.md to enforce the required
worktree workflow: replace or augment the existing items under
"feature/finops-02-budget-approval-gates" with explicit steps to create the
worktree from origin/dev (e.g., "git worktree add -b
feature/finops-02-budget-approval-gates origin/dev"), run the Hatch bootstrap
command ("hatch env create"), run pre-flight status checks (CI, lint, tests) and
an AGENTS.md policy self-check before any commits/pushes, and add
archive/cleanup steps (remove worktree and branch cleanup). Apply the same
explicit additions to the other task checklists referenced (tasks 31–36) so they
all include worktree-from-origin/dev, Hatch bootstrap, pre-flight checks,
AGENTS.md self-check, and cleanup steps.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-01-distillation-engine/design.md`:
- Around line 90-98: Add a subsection under the "MemoryBackend protocol"
documenting that MemoryBackend is a stable extension point and specifying
contract rules: state that the protocol is semver-major locked, list required
methods (MemoryBackend.add_entry, MemoryBackend.query, MemoryBackend.link,
MemoryBackend.list_by_tag) whose signatures must remain compatible, allow
optional provider-specific methods prefixed with x_ (e.g., x_vector_similarity),
prescribe error types to raise (MemoryBackendError for transient failures and
MemoryBackendConfigError for configuration issues), and describe
backward-compatibility behavior (new required methods bump major version and
provide a deprecation period).
In
`@openspec/changes/knowledge-01-distillation-engine/specs/knowledge-distillation/spec.md`:
- Line 23: The single long requirement line containing "`specfact memory
distill`" in the spec.md should be wrapped to keep markdown line length under
120 characters; edit the sentence "The system SHALL provide `specfact memory
distill` that produces learnings and a git-diff preview against rules without
auto-merge." (look for the exact phrase with `specfact memory distill`) and
break it into multiple shorter lines (or sentences) so no line exceeds 120
characters while preserving the exact wording and backticks.
- Line 74: The spec currently mandates that missing backend methods must raise
at import time, which can break unrelated CLI flows; change the behavior so
imports remain safe and instead perform a fail-fast check during backend
registration or explicit load-validation (implement/describe a registerBackend
or validateBackendContract step) that throws a structured BackendContractError
containing the backend id and a list of missing methods; update the spec text to
replace "raises at import time" with this registration-time validation and
include the error shape and when it is emitted.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-01-distillation-engine/tasks.md`:
- Around line 5-41: Add explicit pre-flight and post-merge cleanup checklist
items: under section 1 (preparation) insert a pre-flight step (e.g., add "1.4
Run hatch env create; run smart-test-status and contract-test-status; run AGENTS
worktree-policy self-check") and under section 5 (Delivery) append post-merge
cleanup steps (e.g., add "5.4 After merge: git worktree remove <worktree>, git
branch -d <branch>, git worktree prune") so the plan includes hatch env
creation, status checks, AGENTS self-check, and the exact cleanup commands;
update related references in the numbered checklist (1.x and 5.x) to keep
ordering consistent.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly/proposal.md`:
- Around line 9-13: Update the proposal to explicitly define the .openspec.yaml
frontmatter contract for the new fields: state that preflight_rules is an array
of rule reference objects (e.g., {id: string, version?: string, source?:
string}) rather than opaque IDs, and that preflight_rules_snapshot_sha is a
single hex SHA string computed over the canonicalized list for drift auditing;
add these schema details under the "What Changes" section (or reference an
explicit spec delta) and mention that preflight selection must honor project and
per-artifact rules from openspec/config.yaml when assembling the list so
implementers know how to resolve versions and sources.
In
`@openspec/changes/knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly/specs/preflight-context-assembly/spec.md`:
- Around line 65-72: The spec currently states the JSON output of specfact
memory preflight <intent> --json but lacks a precise schema and extensibility
guarantees; update the spec text around the "Inspection returns selected rule
set as JSON" scenario to define the JSON contract explicitly: each array entry
must include rule_id:string, version:string (semver), score:float (range
0.0–1.0) and included:bool (true if the rule was selected within the
token/budget allocation), and add a sentence that future versions MAY add fields
but will NOT remove or rename existing fields to preserve compatibility;
reference the command name "specfact memory preflight" and the consuming
component "enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics" in the description,
and ensure the change follows project context rules from openspec/config.yaml
when authoring the spec artifacts.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly/tasks.md`:
- Around line 35-39: Section 5 ("Delivery") lacks the required Git worktree
cleanup steps per AGENTS.md; update
openspec/changes/knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly/tasks.md section 5 to
add checklist items that run the cleanup commands after PR merge (e.g., add
tasks referencing git worktree remove <worktree>, git branch -d <branch>, and
git worktree prune) and include brief guidance to run them in the repository
worktree created for the change so reviewers know to prune stale worktrees and
delete the feature branch once merged.
- Around line 27-34: Replace the vague "4.5 Full quality gate." checklist item
with an explicit list of reproducible commands to run the full quality gate for
this change (mirroring the pattern in
enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics/tasks.md and AGENTS.md); include
commands to run tests and produce evidence (re-run test suite and update
TDD_EVIDENCE.md), run openspec validate (openspec validate
knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly --strict), lint/format checks, any
CI-local checks used by agents, and any docs/agent-rule generation steps that
verify .openspec.yaml and preflight_rules; ensure the new 4.5 bullet enumerates
each command in order so reviewers can reproduce the full quality gate exactly.
- Around line 9-16: Add a new checklist item inside the "2. Spec-first and
test-first preparation" section (before the existing 2.1–2.6 items) that
mandates a documentation research step per openspec/config.yaml and opsx:ff
scaffolding rules; e.g., "2.x Documentation research: review
openspec/config.yaml and opsx:ff requirements and identify user-facing doc
changes to be tracked (link findings to 4.2 documentation update)". Ensure the
wording references the spec section title and ties the research output to the
existing 4.2 documentation update and to `.openspec.yaml` population tests so
the task appears early in the checklist.
In `@openspec/changes/review-resiliency-01-contracts/design.md`:
- Around line 45-46: Add an explicit design/task checkpoint to extend and
validate the shared ReviewReport envelope so it accepts the new top-level
`resiliency` block before rolling out the resiliency pillar: update the shared
`ReviewReport` schema to include the `resiliency` section (and its fields
referenced by the design), add a schema version bump and
backward-compatibility/migration plan, create unit/integration schema validation
tests, and coordinate changes with modules that produce/consume `resiliency`
(referencing the `resiliency` block and the shared `ReviewReport` envelope and
the policy-02-packs-and-modes behavior) to prevent JSON contract breakage across
core and modules.
In `@openspec/changes/review-resiliency-01-contracts/proposal.md`:
- Around line 5-13: Wrap any markdown lines longer than 120 characters by
hard-wrapping paragraphs and list items in this proposal so they comply with
lint rules; specifically break long description lines in the blocks that mention
review-resiliency-finding-model, review-resiliency-scorer,
review-resiliency-cli, specfact-knowledge, review-report-model and the bulleted
"What Changes" entries so each line is ≤120 characters while preserving list
item prefixes, punctuation and sentence boundaries; ensure wrapped lines in
code-like identifiers (e.g., RES-*, policy-02-packs-and-modes, knowledge-01)
remain intact and not split across lines.
- Line 13: Update the proposal's impact/acceptance section of the
review-report-model change to explicitly define the compatibility/migration
contract for adding the top-level resiliency key: state that consumers must
tolerate unknown top-level keys (backwards-compatible extension), define a
schema version field or semantic versioning policy for the envelope, require
providers to publish a resiliency schema version and migration notes, and
specify rollout steps (feature-flagged emitters, consumer opt-in support, and a
deprecation period for older schemas); reference the shared envelope name
review-report-model and the new top-level key resiliency alongside existing
code_quality in this text so all repos know the exact expectations.
In `@openspec/changes/review-resiliency-01-contracts/tasks.md`:
- Around line 33-37: Update the "5. Delivery" checklist in tasks.md to include
explicit worktree cleanup steps: after opening the PR and merging to dev, add
items to remove any git worktree (referencing git worktree remove/<worktree
path>), delete the merged branch locally and remotely (git branch -d and git
push origin --delete for the branch name referenced in your release flow), and
run pruning commands (git worktree prune and git remote prune origin) to fully
clean up; keep the new checklist items adjacent to existing 5.2/5.3 entries so
CHANGE_ORDER.md update and PR workflow include the cleanup steps.
- Line 31: Replace the vague "4.4 Full quality gate" step with an explicit,
reproducible checklist: enumerate precise commands to run (e.g., unit tests,
linting, type-checking/static analysis, build, integration/e2e tests, formatting
check, dependency vulnerability audit, and a packaging/release dry‑run), ensure
each item is a separate checkbox line, and reference the existing step label
"4.4 Full quality gate" so reviewers can find and validate the new checklist
entries.
- Line 5: Add an explicit worktree environment bootstrap step immediately after
the "1.1 Create worktree branch `feature/review-resiliency-01-contracts` from
`dev`" checklist item: insert a new item that runs `hatch env create` inside the
newly created worktree (and update downstream numbering), and reference
AGENTS.md guidance if needed so the checklist documents that the hatch
environment must be created per-worktree.
In `@openspec/changes/security-01-unified-findings-model/proposal.md`:
- Line 25: Update the claim "No breaking change to existing review surfaces." to
acknowledge the new top-level "security" field may be a breaking contract for
strict JSON/schema consumers; specifically, replace that sentence with language
that either limits the claim to tolerant readers or states explicit
compatibility behavior and recommended migration paths (e.g., define tolerant
reader behavior, publish a schema version bump, or an extension key policy).
Also add one sentence referencing the newly introduced top-level "security"
section in the shared report envelope and list the acceptable compatibility
options (tolerant readers, schema version bump, or extension key policy) so
consumers know how to handle the change.
In
`@openspec/changes/security-01-unified-findings-model/specs/security-findings/spec.md`:
- Around line 73-78: The spec adds a new top-level "security" section to the
shared ReviewReport but doesn't define schema evolution rules; update the spec
to require explicit forward/backward compatibility semantics for the
ReviewReport envelope: define a schema_version field and bump rules, state that
unknown top-level sections (e.g., future extensions) must be ignored by default
(unknown-section tolerance), and specify extension-point contract (stable keys
like security, code_quality, resiliency must remain stable or require a version
bump) so downstream parsers can deterministically handle `--report json` outputs
and decide whether to accept, warn, or fail on schema changes.
In `@openspec/changes/security-01-unified-findings-model/tasks.md`:
- Around line 34-38: Add explicit post-merge closeout tasks under the "## 5.
Delivery" section in tasks.md: append checklist items to (a) perform repository
worktree cleanup (e.g., remove/checkout branches, reset/clean untracked files)
and (b) run the required archive command from the repo root exactly as `openspec
archive security-01-unified-findings-model`; ensure the new items reference the
change-id "security-01-unified-findings-model" so agents know to run the archive
from repo root and not move files manually.
- Around line 5-7: Update the tasks list for the AGENTS worktree policy to
explicitly require creating the worktree from origin/dev, running hatch env
create, and performing pre-flight checks before executing tasks: add checklist
items that say "Create worktree branch
feature/security-01-unified-findings-model from origin/dev", "Run `hatch env
create` to provision the environment", and "Perform pre-flight checks
(dependencies, lint, tests, credentials) before executing tasks"; ensure you
reference the existing authority items `policy-engine` and
`policy-02-packs-and-modes` and keep the three module-side companion
coordination items (SAST/SCA/secret, license, PII/GDPR) unchanged.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/design.md`:
- Around line 34-35: Change the phrase "security finding semantics" to the
compound form "security-finding semantics" in the sentence "Privacy packs may
drift from security finding semantics." so the line reads "Privacy packs may
drift from security-finding semantics." to address the style warning in the
design.md content.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/proposal.md`:
- Line 23: Add a full policy-engine spec delta that defines the new
security.gdpr namespace: list the namespace structure and names (security.gdpr
with lawful-basis, residency, retention, deletion), specify validation rules for
each input (types, allowed values, required vs optional), document resolution
precedence and how enterprise policy layers override or merge GDPR inputs, and
describe runtime error handling when required GDPR metadata is missing; ensure
the delta references project-level artifact rules so it follows the repo’s
config and per-artifact conventions.
In
`@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/specs/security-gdpr-baseline/spec.md`:
- Around line 7-11: Update the GDPR baseline scenario to explicitly define
lawful basis metadata validation: add a scenario (or extend "Baseline pack
defines lawful basis requirements") that requires an evidence field named
`lawful_basis` and enumerates allowed values: `consent`, `contract`,
`legal_obligation`, `vital_interests`, `public_task`, `legitimate_interests`;
specify that unrecognized values produce a validation finding and that missing
`lawful_basis` produces a blocker finding in hard enforcement mode and an
advisory finding in advisory mode (reference the `lawful_basis` field and
enforcement modes "hard" / "advisory" in the spec so scanners/policy engines
have a deterministic contract).
- Around line 19-28: The spec is missing a concrete residency allowlist contract
and handling rules; update the "Residency Allowlist Enforcement" section to
define the allowlist as a canonical structure (e.g., an array of ISO 3166-1
alpha-2 country codes or provider-specific region codes with a mapping table),
specify how "EU region" is resolved (use official EU membership list + ISO
codes), define classification rules for multi-region/global services (treat as
"multi-region" and emit a finding), and specify behavior when residency metadata
is unavailable (emit a `data_residency` finding with `region: unknown` and let
hard-mode optionally fail). Also add the recommended scenario "EU residency
allowlist is defined by ISO region codes" to the GDPR baseline pack scenarios
and reference the `data_residency` finding to show expected metadata.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/tasks.md`:
- Around line 5-35: Update the guardrail/pre-flight checklist in the tasks.md
content by adding concrete required setup checks: under the initial worktree
steps (e.g., alongside items 1.1–1.3) add explicit tasks to create the worktree
from origin/dev (worktree creation from `origin/dev`), run `hatch env create`
and confirm the environment exists, run the designated pre-flight status
commands (e.g., status/health checks used across the repo), perform the
AGENTS.md self-check listed in repo docs, and verify module-signing state where
applicable; place these as new checklist items in the "Create dedicated
worktree" and "Spec-first and test-first preparation" sections so they are
required before any other workflow steps.
In `@openspec/changes/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on/design.md`:
- Around line 12-13: Specify migration/compatibility behavior for the new
telemetry path ".specfact/telemetry/sent.log" by updating the design doc to
state which strategy will be used (dual-write to both legacy path and
.specfact/telemetry/sent.log, an automatic one-time migration of prior logs into
.specfact/telemetry/sent.log, or a deprecation window with dual-write + warning
period), include exactly how the "export to OTLP endpoint (if configured)"
interacts with the chosen strategy (e.g., during migration dual-exports or pause
until migration completes), and document the operational impacts and
rollback/compatibility steps for consumers so telemetry/audit continuity is
preserved.
In `@openspec/changes/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on/proposal.md`:
- Line 13: The proposal introduces a breaking change by moving the telemetry
audit log from "~/.specfact/telemetry.log" to ".specfact/telemetry/sent.log" but
does not include migration guidance; update the proposal document to add a
"Migration Notes" subsection that states the path change, instructs
users/scripts to update references to the new per-project append-only path
".specfact/telemetry/sent.log", and specify that the CLI (on first run after
upgrade) should detect the existence of "~/.specfact/telemetry.log", emit a
deprecation warning, and prompt or provide steps to migrate the old file to the
new location to preserve backward compatibility.
- Line 10: The spec's "allowlisted payload contract" is incomplete: explicitly
enumerate the permitted fields (command, duration, exit code, outcome enum,
module composition) and add distinct rejection scenarios for each disallowed
type (file paths, repo names, prompt content, spec content, free-form strings).
Update the telemetry spec section that defines the payload contract to list
those five allowed fields by name and then add separate bulleted rejection
rules/examples for each prohibited category so each has its own requirement and
detection guidance.
In
`@openspec/changes/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on/specs/telemetry-otel/spec.md`:
- Around line 50-59: Add a compatibility/migration scenario to the "Local
Redacted Audit Log" requirement: describe that when an existing audit file
exists at the old path "~/.specfact/telemetry.log" the system either
copies/merges it into the new `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log` on first run or
treats both locations as valid read sources until migration completes; reference
the existing scenario "Transmitted payload is recorded locally" and the two path
identifiers (`~/.specfact/telemetry.log` and `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log`) so
downstream modules know to accept or migrate the old file and preserve
timestamps and OTLP endpoint identifiers during migration.
In `@openspec/changes/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on/tasks.md`:
- Line 5: Update the task steps to explicitly include the required OpenSpec
preflight and cleanup gates: modify the "1.1 Create dedicated worktree branch
`feature/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on`" step to state origin/dev
worktree creation (checkout from dev and create worktree branch), add a Hatch
bootstrap step (run Hatch bootstrap) before changes, add pre-flight checks (lint
and smart-test parity/CI locally) prior to merge, and extend the Delivery
section and the steps around lines referenced (Line 31 and lines 31-37) to
include post-merge cleanup/archive (remove worktree, delete remote branch if
applicable, and archive task). Ensure the wording references these exact gates
(origin/dev worktree, Hatch bootstrap, pre-flight checks including
lint/smart-test parity, post-merge cleanup/archive) so they appear in both the
creation and delivery sections.
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5-9:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorWrap overlong Markdown lines to satisfy repo lint rules.
Line 5 through Line 9, Line 36 through Line 44, and Line 48 through Line 50 exceed the 120-char limit and should be hard-wrapped.
As per coding guidelines "Keep line length under 120 characters in markdown files".
Also applies to: 36-44, 48-50
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Inline comments:
In `@openspec/CHANGE_ORDER.md`:
- Around line 132-146: Update the CHANGE_ORDER.md table to include explicit
epic/feature hierarchy: add columns "Epic" and "Feature" (or a single "Parent"
column) and populate Epic with `#511` for the whole wave and Feature with the
appropriate feature issue IDs `#512`–#517 mapped to each change entry (`#518`–#530);
ensure each row in the table (the
telemetry/knowledge/review-resiliency/security/architecture/finops/enterprise
entries) lists its parent feature and epic and reflect those parent IDs in the
"Blocked by" column where applicable so the table encodes "epic `#511`, features
`#512`–#517, changes `#518`–#530" as the canonical tracking hierarchy.
In `@openspec/changes/architecture-02-well-architected-review/tasks.md`:
- Line 38: Update the checklist to insert the mandatory archival step before
worktree cleanup: add a task instructing agents to run the command "openspec
archive architecture-02-well-architected-review" from the repository root (this
runs the /opsx:archive flow that merges deltas into openspec/specs/ and moves
the change folder to openspec/changes/archive/ and performs module
signing/cleanup) and only after that run the existing worktree removal and prune
step; reference the change-id "architecture-02-well-architected-review" and
ensure the note warns not to manually mv files under openspec/changes/archive/.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension/tasks.md`:
- Line 39: Insert an explicit archival step before the worktree cleanup: run the
command openspec archive enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension from the
repository root once merge validation gates pass, then proceed to remove the
worktree branch and prune stale state; update the task list in tasks.md (the
step immediately before "remove the worktree branch and prune stale worktree
state") to require this archive command to ensure change delta specs are merged
into openspec/specs/ and moved to openspec/changes/archive/.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics/tasks.md`:
- Around line 32-36: Add a final mandatory archive step to the delivery
checklist: after merging the PR and cleaning worktrees, run the CLI command
openspec archive <change-id> from the repository root to finalize the OpenSpec
lifecycle; update the checklist in
openspec/changes/enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics/tasks.md (and
note in openspec/CHANGE_ORDER.md downstream dependency notes) to include a new
item (e.g., "5.5 Run openspec archive <change-id> from repo root — do not move
change folders manually") and remove or explicitly warn against manual folder
moves under openspec/changes/archive/.
- Around line 5-7: Update the worktree bootstrap steps to explicitly create the
feature worktree from origin/dev (e.g., git worktree add ... origin/dev as the
source) instead of dev, and add mandatory steps: run hatch env create inside the
new worktree, execute pre-flight checks hatch run smart-test-status and hatch
run contract-test-status, and perform the AGENTS.md worktree-policy self-check
to validate worktree policy adherence for branch
feature/enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-01-distillation-engine/tasks.md`:
- Around line 38-43: The Delivery checklist omits the required archive step
before cleaning up the worktree; insert a new step immediately before the
existing worktree-cleanup item (i.e., before the current "5.4") that runs the
exact command openspec archive knowledge-01-distillation-engine from the
repository root after merge, then renumber the subsequent worktree cleanup step
(or make it 5.5) and ensure the note mentions that archiving must be done from
repo root and not by manually moving folders.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly/tasks.md`:
- Around line 5-8: Section 1 currently instructs creating the worktree branch
from dev and omits AGENTS bootstrap and pre-flight checks; update the checklist
so step "1.1 Create worktree branch
`feature/knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly` from `origin/dev`" (not
`dev`), add a new step to run `hatch env create` inside that worktree, and add
pre-flight verification steps to run `hatch run smart-test-status` and `hatch
run contract-test-status` before the implementation tasks.
In `@openspec/changes/review-resiliency-01-contracts/proposal.md`:
- Around line 37-39: The spec currently allows "`schema_version` (or equivalent
semantic version field)" which dilutes the contract; update the proposal text to
require an explicit schema_version field in the envelope (not an
optional-equivalent alias) and reference the canonical review-report-model field
name; ensure the sentence mandates that schema_version MUST be present and MUST
be bumped on breaking layout changes, and clarify that minor bumps cover
additive optional sections like resiliency while preserving compatibility with
review-report-model evolution rules.
In `@openspec/changes/security-01-unified-findings-model/tasks.md`:
- Line 36: Replace the vague "4.4 Full quality gate" checklist item with an
explicit numbered sub-checklist listing the exact commands to run (e.g., hatch
run format, hatch run type-check, hatch run lint if applicable, hatch run
contract-test, hatch run smart-test) and add the step to refresh
.specfact/code-review.json; follow the pattern used in
review-resiliency-01-contracts/tasks.md to ensure reproducible, deterministic
execution and mirror its command order and wording.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/design.md`:
- Around line 5-6: Several paragraphs in design.md exceed the 120-character
markdown line-length rule; hard-wrap the long sentences so no line is over 120
chars. Specifically, reflow the paragraph that begins
"`security-01-unified-findings-model` normalizes findings..." and the subsequent
sentence "This change provides the baseline pack that scanners, policy
resolution, and future enterprise overlays..." as well as the lines containing
"Applies to **/*.{md,mdc} : Keep line length under 120 characters in markdown
files" and the later long list item; break them into logical sentence-wrapped
lines (preserve wording and punctuation) so every line is <=120 characters to
satisfy the linter.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/specs/policy-engine/spec.md`:
- Around line 27-32: The security-02 scenario "Enterprise overlays merge with
signed precedence" assumes cryptographic signature verification but
enterprise-01 only requires metadata presence; update one of two places to
align: either extend enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension (or the "Pushed
Rule Metadata" section) to require and describe signature verification and
rejection of cryptographically-invalid enterprise layers (mentioning
verification steps and failure handling), or change security-02's THEN/AND
clause to only reject "missing or malformed enterprise metadata" (removing the
claim that unsigned/invalid signatures are rejected) so both specs remain
consistent.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/tasks.md`:
- Around line 37-42: Add a new delivery checklist item that runs the required
archival command after merge: append a 5.5 step instructing to run "openspec
archive security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline" from the repository root (after the PR to
dev is merged and before removing any generated folders), and include a short
note to avoid using --skip-specs or --no-validate or manually moving folders
unless explicitly intended; reference the change-id
"security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline" so it's clear which archive command to run.
In `@openspec/changes/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on/design.md`:
- Line 9: The spec has conflicting precedence chains for telemetry enablement
(the diagram referencing TelemetryEmitter and the list at 30–35, plus signed
enterprise policy notes at 61–62); unify them by choosing a single deterministic
resolution order (for example: environment variable > CLI flag > project config
> profile > builtin, with a signed enterprise policy able to override or lock
the final resolved state) and update every occurrence (the TelemetryEmitter
diagram, the list block, and the signed-enterprise-policy paragraph) to use that
exact wording and ordering so the document is internally consistent and
unambiguous.
- Line 56: Replace the phrase "User names" with the single-word "Usernames" in
the document fragment that currently reads "User names, email addresses,
hostnames" (the occurrence in design.md around where telemetry PII is listed) so
it reads "Usernames, email addresses, hostnames" to match the project's style
tooling; update any other identical occurrences of the two-word form in the same
file to the one-word form for consistency.
- Line 61: The sentence mentioning detection via presence of
`.specfact/enterprise.yaml` or `SPECFACT_ENTERPRISE=true` (and the following
clause referencing `enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension`) exceeds 120
characters; open the file and hard-wrap those long Markdown lines to <=120 chars
by breaking at logical boundaries (e.g., after "SPECFACT_ENTERPRISE=true." or
before "When detected,") so the two long sentences become multiple lines,
preserving literal tokens (`.specfact/enterprise.yaml`,
`SPECFACT_ENTERPRISE=true`, `enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension`) and
ensuring you do not split code/inline tokens or change punctuation/meaning.
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In `@openspec/changes/review-resiliency-01-contracts/proposal.md`:
- Around line 5-9: Wrap the overlong markdown lines to <=120 characters in the
proposal text: break the long sentences in the paragraph that starts with
"SpecFact already reviews..." (references to "SpecFact" and "resiliency review
pillar") so lines 5–9, 36–44 and 48–50 are hard-wrapped; preserve sentence
boundaries and punctuation, keep list items intact, and ensure no semantic
change—just insert line breaks to satisfy the repo lint rule for markdown line
length.
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- CHANGE_ORDER: Epic/Feature columns (#511, #512-#517) and delivery archive note - Tasks: archive-before-cleanup for architecture-02, enterprise-01/03, knowledge-01; security-02 archive step - enterprise-03/knowledge-02: origin/dev worktree + hatch + pre-flight - review-resiliency: mandatory schema_version on review-report-model - security-01: explicit 4.4 quality gate checklist - security-02: wrap design lines; policy-engine scenario aligns with enterprise-01 metadata - telemetry design: unified resolution chain, Usernames wording Made-with: Cursor
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7-7:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorMake pre-flight commands explicit, not implied.
Line 7 currently describes pre-flight at a high level, but this checklist should explicitly require
hatch run smart-test-statusandhatch run contract-test-statusas concrete commands.Suggested patch
-- [ ] 1.3 Pre-flight: confirm CI green for the worktree base, `git status` clean, branch rebased or merged with latest `origin/dev` as required by team practice. +- [ ] 1.3 Pre-flight: run `hatch run smart-test-status` and `hatch run contract-test-status`; also confirm CI green for the worktree base, `git status` clean, and branch rebased/merged with latest `origin/dev` per team practice.Based on learnings: "When creating implementation plans, task lists, or OpenSpec tasks.md, ALWAYS explicitly verify and include ... Pre-flight checks (
hatch run smart-test-status,hatch run contract-test-status)."🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension/tasks.md` at line 7, Update the pre-flight checklist item in tasks.md so it explicitly requires running the concrete verification commands rather than a generic description; replace or augment the existing line referencing "confirm CI green... `git status` clean..." to include the exact commands `hatch run smart-test-status` and `hatch run contract-test-status` (and keep checks for clean working tree and branch rebased/merged). Ensure the checklist line explicitly lists those two hatch commands so they must be executed as part of pre-flight.
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In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics/tasks.md`:
- Around line 23-26: Update the "client-side drift metric calculation helpers"
and related "analytics summaries" implementation so that drift metrics are
computed deterministically from only stable audit-event fields (no transient
client state), embed an explicit algorithm version identifier in the summary
payload (e.g., algorithm_version or drift_schema_version) and persist it
alongside audit-linked evidence references, and add reconstruction unit-tests
that take a stored summary → audit/evidence refs → reconstructed summary and
assert exact round-trip fidelity to catch any retroactive algorithm changes;
ensure tests reference the helper module name(s) used for calculation and the
summary serialization/deserialization routines so future refactors preserve
reproducibility.
- Around line 17-19: Add explicit tests to validate the contribution-flag
privacy guarantees: verify the configuration key "contribute-to-org" defaults to
false and that no aggregation payload is emitted when unset/false; verify that
drift/aggregation data is only sent after an explicit opt-in transition to
contribute-to-org=true (simulate opt-in flow) and that no background sending
occurs otherwise; and verify the audit trail/audit record created when opt-in
occurs contains the actor identity and timestamp per the enterprise-02 contract
(tie assertions to the same audit/evidence APIs used elsewhere and record the
test result in TDD_EVIDENCE.md).
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-01-distillation-engine/tasks.md`:
- Line 25: The task requires documenting a clear versioning and override
strategy for the curator prompt: update the task item that references
prompts/curator_v1.md to include (a) a chosen versioning scheme (e.g., semantic
versioning + changelog entry process) and release workflow for creating new
prompt files, and (b) a runtime fallback/override mechanism (e.g., an
environment-variable or config key that points to a temporary
prompts/curator_override.md for rapid iteration) so you can pin production to
curator_v1.md while allowing fast hotfixes during rollout; add these details to
the knowledge-01-distillation-engine tasks so maintainers know how to bump
versions and apply urgent overrides.
- Around line 22-28: The MemoryBackend protocol lacks explicit contract-first
validation hooks; update the MemoryBackend interface (protocol) to declare
validation entry points (e.g., validate_on_write(self, item: Evidence) -> None
and validate_on_read(self, item: RawRecord) -> Evidence) and document whether
implementations like markdown_graph
(src/specfact_cli/memory/backends/markdown_graph.py) should enforce frontmatter
validation at write-time or read-time, then add a unit test that exercises
invalid evidence rejection (e.g., a contract test calling
MemoryBackend.validate_on_write with malformed frontmatter and asserting an
exception) to lock down the invariant enforcement points and prevent
storage/curator drift.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly/tasks.md`:
- Around line 48-51: The delivery checklist omits the required OpenSpec archive
step; add a new task before the cleanup steps (before the existing "After merge,
from the same repository worktree..." item) instructing agents to run from the
repository root the exact command openspec archive
knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly and include the note "do not manually
move folders" and reference the /opsx:archive requirement and AGENTS.md guidance
so module signing and cleanup occur via openspec archive rather than manual mv.
- Line 51: Update checklist item 5.4 to remove the unsafe/ambiguous note that
says "From the same repository worktree … run `git worktree remove
<worktree-path>`" and instead instruct the user to perform `git worktree remove
<worktree-path>` from a different checkout (e.g., the primary repository
worktree or repo root), then run `git worktree prune` (and optionally `git
remote prune origin`) afterwards; reference the checklist entry "5.4" and the
exact commands (`git worktree remove <worktree-path>`, `git worktree prune`,
`git remote prune origin`) so readers know where to make the change.
- Around line 37-45: Add a new ordered gate entry to the full quality gate
checklist (the 4.5 section) that runs the clean-code/specfact review and writes
results to .specfact/code-review.json; specifically insert an item like: run the
specfact code review with the command hatch run specfact code review run --json
--out .specfact/code-review.json (place it in the sequence among steps
4.5.1–4.5.7 so verification remains reproducible and aligned with repo policy).
In `@openspec/changes/review-resiliency-01-contracts/proposal.md`:
- Around line 23-25: The spec change needs explicit missing-key semantics:
update the `review-report-model` proposal to state that absence of the top-level
`resiliency` key is semantically "no resiliency findings / emitter not enabled"
(i.e., not a schema error) so strict consumers can accept mixed-rollout
envelopes; mention this alongside `code_quality` and add the same clarification
for the related section covering lines 36-46 to ensure consistent envelope
evolution guidance and mixed-rollout compatibility.
- Around line 13-19: The resiliency proposal introduces a new severity set
(blocker|high|medium|low|info) that is incompatible with the existing
review-finding-model (error|warning|info); update the contract so parsers
interoperate by either (A) extending review-resiliency-finding-model to include
a severity enum that maps each of blocker/high/medium/low/info to the canonical
review-finding-model values (e.g., blocker/high -> error, medium/low -> warning,
info -> info) or (B) change review-resiliency-scorer to emit both fields
(severity and canonical_severity) or emit the canonical severity alongside the
RES-* rule IDs so existing consumers of review-finding-model accept resiliency
findings; locate and modify review-resiliency-finding-model and/or
review-resiliency-scorer to implement this mapping and make sure rule IDs remain
RES-* and the new canonical field name matches review-finding-model exactly.
In `@openspec/changes/security-01-unified-findings-model/tasks.md`:
- Around line 28-29: Add explicit downstream compatibility tasks for the
ReviewReport envelope change: update the checklist to include validating and
updating module-side serializers and golden fixtures in specfact-cli-modules and
any ledger/client consumers that parse ReviewReport; specifically add items to
update the ReviewReport serializer, regenerate golden fixtures, run module
tests, and revalidate clients that consume ReviewReport (referencing
ReviewReport, specfact-cli-modules, serializer/golden-fixture, ledger/client
consumers) so the contract change won’t break consumers.
- Around line 5-12: Add two checklist items to the tasks list: a self-check that
explicitly verifies “Have I followed AGENTS.md Git Worktree Policy?” (reference
AGENTS.md and the current worktree branch name like
feature/security-01-unified-findings-model) and a conditional module-signing
verification step that must be performed when signed or bundled modules are
modified (i.e., a gate that runs module-signing checks/verification only if
changes touch SAST/SCA/secret, license, or PII/GDPR companion modules); update
the guardrails section text to mention these checks and ensure the wording makes
the self-check required and the module-signing gate conditional.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/design.md`:
- Around line 44-49: Update the "Migration Plan" section to add a step requiring
cross-repo coordination with module-side privacy scanners so they align their
emitted findings to the new baseline contract before core enforcement goes live;
reference the "Non-Goals" note and the "security.gdpr" namespace so implementers
know this is outside core parsing changes and specify a handoff: synchronise
scanner schemas/vocabulary, validate sample findings against the baseline
contract, and schedule a compatibility gate before landing the module-side
privacy bundle.
- Around line 27-28: Add an explicit reference in design.md after the sentence
about reusing the unified finding model to state that the GDPR-specific fields
(gdpr_article, data_residency, pii_type) are preserved through policy
enforcement modes; link this statement to the policy-engine enforcement-mode
preservation contract (the policy-engine spec assertion that "category-specific
metadata remains attached to the finding output") so readers can trace the
requirement across specs.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/specs/policy-engine/spec.md`:
- Around line 9-12: Update the "Security GDPR namespace loads with deterministic
keys" scenario to include concrete failing examples so tests assert validation
rejects them: add at least one invalid key example (e.g.,
security.gdpr.unknown_key) and one malformed value example (e.g., lawful_basis:
"invalid_enum") and state that these must cause schema validation to fail before
execution; reference the security.gdpr namespace and the
lawful_basis/retention/deletion/breach-handling keys in the scenario text and
require explicit validation failure assertions for those examples.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/tasks.md`:
- Around line 18-21: Update the test checklist to explicitly assert strict
typing and allowed values: in specs/security-gdpr-baseline/spec.md and the
policy parsing tests referenced in tasks 2.2–2.4, add assertions that
lawful_basis only accepts the six enums (consent, contract, legal_obligation,
vital_interests, public_task, legitimate_interests) and that residency uses
valid ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes (reject anything else); extend residency
allowlist, retention, and data_subject_request key tests to include negative
cases that produce failing-first evidence and record those failures in
TDD_EVIDENCE.md so invalid enums and residency codes are demonstrably rejected.
In `@openspec/changes/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on/design.md`:
- Around line 57-62: Summary: "build-time" validation is ambiguous; require
allowlist validation before any local or remote write. Update the design text in
telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on (the payload contract section) to
explicitly state that allowlist validation MUST occur prior to
constructing/writing the local audit file `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log` and
prior to any OTLP export, and that validation failures MUST prevent both local
writes and remote exports; reference the rejected categories list and clarify
this is a hard-fail (no local staging) protection so that no PII can be written
to sent.log or sent over OTLP if validation fails.
- Around line 1-86: Add an explicit "Cross-repo coordination" note to the design
stating that other repos (notably specfact-cli-modules) must update their
emitters/docs to use the new `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log` path and follow the
canonical telemetry resolution order; reference the TelemetryEmitter component
and the canonical resolution steps so maintainers can locate where to align
behavior, and require a compatibility checklist (dual-write support,
deprecation-warning behavior, and enterprise overlay handling) that must be
completed before rollout.
- Around line 36-39: The wording in telemetry-01 overstates the enterprise
overlay contract by requiring a "signed org-admin policy" and "approval" while
enterprise-01 only requires metadata presence/structural validation; update
telemetry-01 and the "Enterprise default" text to explicitly say the overlay
enforces metadata-only validation (presence of required fields such as signed_by
and structural checks) when `.specfact/enterprise.yaml` or
`SPECFACT_ENTERPRISE=true` is present, and note that cryptographic signature
verification is deferred to a future change per
`enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension` rather than being required for
telemetry to be enabled.
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In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension/tasks.md`:
- Line 7: Update the pre-flight checklist item in tasks.md so it explicitly
requires running the concrete verification commands rather than a generic
description; replace or augment the existing line referencing "confirm CI
green... `git status` clean..." to include the exact commands `hatch run
smart-test-status` and `hatch run contract-test-status` (and keep checks for
clean working tree and branch rebased/merged). Ensure the checklist line
explicitly lists those two hatch commands so they must be executed as part of
pre-flight.
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| - [ ] 2.2 Write tests for contribution flags, aggregation payload validation, and drift metric calculations. | ||
| - [ ] 2.3 Write tests proving analytics summaries can be reconstructed from audit/evidence references. | ||
| - [ ] 2.4 Capture failing-first evidence in `TDD_EVIDENCE.md`. |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major
Verify contribution flags tests cover opt-out privacy guarantee.
Line 17 lists "tests for contribution flags," but the design contract (per the proposal context) specifies contribute-to-org must be opt-in and default-false to preserve air-gapped/privacy-sensitive deployment behavior. Ensure the test suite explicitly validates:
- Default
contribute-to-org: falsebehavior (no aggregation payload emitted) - Explicit opt-in required before any drift data leaves the local client
- Audit trail records the opt-in actor and timestamp per enterprise-02 contracts
This prevents accidental data exfiltration in default configurations.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics/tasks.md`
around lines 17 - 19, Add explicit tests to validate the contribution-flag
privacy guarantees: verify the configuration key "contribute-to-org" defaults to
false and that no aggregation payload is emitted when unset/false; verify that
drift/aggregation data is only sent after an explicit opt-in transition to
contribute-to-org=true (simulate opt-in flow) and that no background sending
occurs otherwise; and verify the audit trail/audit record created when opt-in
occurs contains the actor identity and timestamp per the enterprise-02 contract
(tie assertions to the same audit/evidence APIs used elsewhere and record the
test result in TDD_EVIDENCE.md).
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| - [ ] 3.1 Implement contribution metadata and aggregation payload builders. | ||
| - [ ] 3.2 Implement client-side drift metric calculation helpers. | ||
| - [ ] 3.3 Implement local publication/storage of analytics summaries. | ||
| - [ ] 3.4 Extend audit-linked evidence references needed for drift reconstruction. |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major
Ensure drift metric calculations are deterministic and reproducible from audit references.
Line 24 mentions "client-side drift metric calculation helpers." Given the design requires analytics summaries to be "reconstructed from audit/evidence references" (line 18), verify that:
- Drift calculations use only stable audit-event fields (no transient client state)
- Metric algorithms are versioned (to prevent retroactive calculation changes)
- Reconstruction tests validate round-trip fidelity (summary → audit refs → reconstructed summary)
This guarantees audit-trail integrity and reproducible analytics for compliance/forensics.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/enterprise-03-aggregation-and-drift-analytics/tasks.md`
around lines 23 - 26, Update the "client-side drift metric calculation helpers"
and related "analytics summaries" implementation so that drift metrics are
computed deterministically from only stable audit-event fields (no transient
client state), embed an explicit algorithm version identifier in the summary
payload (e.g., algorithm_version or drift_schema_version) and persist it
alongside audit-linked evidence references, and add reconstruction unit-tests
that take a stored summary → audit/evidence refs → reconstructed summary and
assert exact round-trip fidelity to catch any retroactive algorithm changes;
ensure tests reference the helper module name(s) used for calculation and the
summary serialization/deserialization routines so future refactors preserve
reproducibility.
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| - [ ] 3.1 Implement pydantic models in `src/specfact_cli/memory/schema.py` with `@icontract`/`@beartype`. | ||
| - [ ] 3.2 Implement markdown-graph backend in `src/specfact_cli/memory/backends/markdown_graph.py`. | ||
| - [ ] 3.3 Implement fingerprint + PII-redaction helper in `src/specfact_cli/memory/fingerprint.py`. | ||
| - [ ] 3.4 Implement curator prompt loader (`prompts/curator_v1.md`) with version pinning. | ||
| - [ ] 3.5 Implement `specfact memory distill` command (dry-run only). | ||
| - [ ] 3.6 Implement `specfact memory promote` command (human-gated). | ||
| - [ ] 3.7 Implement `specfact memory status` surface (pending / ready / promoted counts). |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Ensure MemoryBackend protocol includes contract-first validation hooks.
Lines 22-28 enumerate implementation artifacts including MemoryBackend protocol contract tests (line 17), pydantic models with @icontract/@beartype (line 22), and CLI surfaces (lines 26-28). The protocol contract should explicitly define schema validation boundaries (e.g., does markdown-graph backend validate frontmatter at write-time or read-time?) to prevent drift between storage and curator expectations. Consider documenting the protocol's invariant enforcement points in the spec or adding a test scenario for invalid evidence rejection.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-01-distillation-engine/tasks.md` around lines 22 -
28, The MemoryBackend protocol lacks explicit contract-first validation hooks;
update the MemoryBackend interface (protocol) to declare validation entry points
(e.g., validate_on_write(self, item: Evidence) -> None and
validate_on_read(self, item: RawRecord) -> Evidence) and document whether
implementations like markdown_graph
(src/specfact_cli/memory/backends/markdown_graph.py) should enforce frontmatter
validation at write-time or read-time, then add a unit test that exercises
invalid evidence rejection (e.g., a contract test calling
MemoryBackend.validate_on_write with malformed frontmatter and asserting an
exception) to lock down the invariant enforcement points and prevent
storage/curator drift.
| - [ ] 3.1 Implement pydantic models in `src/specfact_cli/memory/schema.py` with `@icontract`/`@beartype`. | ||
| - [ ] 3.2 Implement markdown-graph backend in `src/specfact_cli/memory/backends/markdown_graph.py`. | ||
| - [ ] 3.3 Implement fingerprint + PII-redaction helper in `src/specfact_cli/memory/fingerprint.py`. | ||
| - [ ] 3.4 Implement curator prompt loader (`prompts/curator_v1.md`) with version pinning. |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Version-pinning curator prompt ensures deterministic distillation but risks staleness.
Line 25 specifies "prompts/curator_v1.md with version pinning." This approach guarantees reproducible distillation outcomes (critical for rule fingerprinting and supersedes chains), but creates operational debt: prompt updates require a new versioned file and coordinated release. Document the versioning strategy (e.g., semantic versioning, changelog) and consider a fallback/override mechanism for rapid iteration during early rollout.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-01-distillation-engine/tasks.md` at line 25, The
task requires documenting a clear versioning and override strategy for the
curator prompt: update the task item that references prompts/curator_v1.md to
include (a) a chosen versioning scheme (e.g., semantic versioning + changelog
entry process) and release workflow for creating new prompt files, and (b) a
runtime fallback/override mechanism (e.g., an environment-variable or config key
that points to a temporary prompts/curator_override.md for rapid iteration) so
you can pin production to curator_v1.md while allowing fast hotfixes during
rollout; add these details to the knowledge-01-distillation-engine tasks so
maintainers know how to bump versions and apply urgent overrides.
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| - [ ] 4.5 **Full quality gate** (run in order; update `TDD_EVIDENCE.md` after tests): | ||
| - [ ] 4.5.1 `hatch run format` | ||
| - [ ] 4.5.2 `hatch run type-check` | ||
| - [ ] 4.5.3 `hatch run contract-test` | ||
| - [ ] 4.5.4 `hatch run smart-test` (or `hatch run smart-test-full` if the smart runner requests it) | ||
| - [ ] 4.5.5 `hatch run lint` if touched scope includes linted paths | ||
| - [ ] 4.5.6 `openspec validate knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly --strict` (repeat after doc-only edits) | ||
| - [ ] 4.5.7 Re-run tests that cover `.openspec.yaml` / `preflight_rules` population and inspection JSON schema | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major
Add clean-code review gate command to the full quality gate.
The ordered gate list should also include refreshing .specfact/code-review.json to keep verification reproducible and aligned with repo policy.
Based on learnings: "Enforce the clean-code review gate through hatch run specfact code review run --json --out .specfact/code-review.json."
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/knowledge-02-preflight-context-assembly/tasks.md` around
lines 37 - 45, Add a new ordered gate entry to the full quality gate checklist
(the 4.5 section) that runs the clean-code/specfact review and writes results to
.specfact/code-review.json; specifically insert an item like: run the specfact
code review with the command hatch run specfact code review run --json --out
.specfact/code-review.json (place it in the sequence among steps 4.5.1–4.5.7 so
verification remains reproducible and aligned with repo policy).
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| - **GIVEN** a policy pack contains a `security.gdpr` section | ||
| - **WHEN** the policy engine loads the pack | ||
| - **THEN** lawful basis, residency allowlist, retention, deletion, and breach-handling keys are validated against the core schema | ||
| - **AND** invalid keys or malformed values fail validation before command execution. |
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Strengthen GDPR namespace loading scenario with validation failure examples.
Lines 9-12 define the "Security GDPR namespace loads with deterministic keys" scenario, stating invalid keys or malformed values fail validation. To ensure testability and prevent implementation drift, consider adding concrete examples of invalid keys (e.g., security.gdpr.unknown_key) and malformed values (e.g., lawful_basis: "invalid_enum") that must trigger validation failure. This aligns with the strict enum/typing requirements from the GDPR baseline spec.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/specs/policy-engine/spec.md`
around lines 9 - 12, Update the "Security GDPR namespace loads with
deterministic keys" scenario to include concrete failing examples so tests
assert validation rejects them: add at least one invalid key example (e.g.,
security.gdpr.unknown_key) and one malformed value example (e.g., lawful_basis:
"invalid_enum") and state that these must cause schema validation to fail before
execution; reference the security.gdpr namespace and the
lawful_basis/retention/deletion/breach-handling keys in the scenario text and
require explicit validation failure assertions for those examples.
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| - [ ] 2.1 Finalize `specs/security-gdpr-baseline/spec.md` and the `policy-engine` delta. | ||
| - [ ] 2.2 Write policy parsing tests for lawful-basis, residency allowlist, retention, and data subject request keys. | ||
| - [ ] 2.3 Write validation tests for advisory vs hard enforcement on GDPR findings. | ||
| - [ ] 2.4 Capture failing-first evidence in `TDD_EVIDENCE.md`. |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Strengthen GDPR parsing tests to validate enum/residency/metadata typing.
Lines 19-21 list parsing and validation tests, but the GDPR spec (from coding guidelines and context snippets) requires strict enum validation for lawful_basis (6 values: consent, contract, legal_obligation, vital_interests, public_task, legitimate_interests) and ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 residency codes. Consider explicitly listing these typing constraints in the test checklist to ensure fail-first evidence captures invalid enum rejection and residency code validation.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/security-02-eu-gdpr-baseline/tasks.md` around lines 18 - 21,
Update the test checklist to explicitly assert strict typing and allowed values:
in specs/security-gdpr-baseline/spec.md and the policy parsing tests referenced
in tasks 2.2–2.4, add assertions that lawful_basis only accepts the six enums
(consent, contract, legal_obligation, vital_interests, public_task,
legitimate_interests) and that residency uses valid ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes
(reject anything else); extend residency allowlist, retention, and
data_subject_request key tests to include negative cases that produce
failing-first evidence and record those failures in TDD_EVIDENCE.md so invalid
enums and residency codes are demonstrably rejected.
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| # Design: telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on | ||
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| ## Architecture | ||
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| ```text | ||
| CLI invocation | ||
| │ | ||
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| [TelemetryEmitter] ◄── resolution: env → CLI → project config → profile → builtin; then enterprise overlay (signed policy) | ||
| │ | ||
| ├── build payload (allowlist validator) | ||
| ├── write .specfact/telemetry/sent.log (append-only, redacted) | ||
| └── export to OTLP endpoint (if configured) — never blocking | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ### Local audit log migration (`~/.specfact/telemetry.log` → `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log`) | ||
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| **Strategy:** **dual-write + deprecation window**. New builds always append redacted transmit records to | ||
| `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log`. If `~/.specfact/telemetry.log` still exists, the CLI **also** appends the same redacted line | ||
| there for one deprecation series, emits a **stderr warning** pointing operators to the new path, and documents removal | ||
| timeline in release notes. **Export to OTLP (if configured) never pauses for migration** — it continues from the in-memory | ||
| payload after local append succeeds (dual-write failures are isolated: OTLP export errors do not delete local lines). | ||
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| **Rollback / compatibility:** downgrading restores legacy-only behavior; upgrading re-enables dual-write until the legacy | ||
| file is removed. Consumers SHOULD read **both** paths while dual-write is active, then prefer `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log` | ||
| only after the deprecation window ends. | ||
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| **Canonical telemetry resolution (highest precedence first; same order everywhere in this doc):** | ||
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| 1. `SPECFACT_TELEMETRY` environment variable (explicit per-invocation override). | ||
| 2. `specfact telemetry disable|enable` CLI persisted preference. | ||
| 3. `.specfact/config.yaml` `telemetry.enabled`. | ||
| 4. Active profile telemetry defaults. | ||
| 5. Built-in community default: `true` when no enterprise governance applies. | ||
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| **Enterprise governance overlay (runs after steps 1–5 produce a candidate state):** when `.specfact/enterprise.yaml` is | ||
| present **or** `SPECFACT_ENTERPRISE=true`, telemetry **MUST NOT** finalize as **enabled** unless a **signed org-admin | ||
| policy** approves it per `enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension`. Without that approval, **effective telemetry is | ||
| disabled** even if steps 2–5 would enable it; step **1** remains the hard per-process escape hatch. | ||
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| - `run_id` (uuid) | ||
| - `timestamp` (ISO-8601 UTC) | ||
| - `command` (enum: validated against registered command names) | ||
| - `subcommand` (enum, optional) | ||
| - `modules_composed` (list[str], bundle names) | ||
| - `duration_ms` (int) | ||
| - `exit_code` (int) | ||
| - `outcome` (enum: `ok | error | cancelled`) | ||
| - `python_version` (str, major.minor only) | ||
| - `platform` (enum: `linux | darwin | windows`) | ||
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| - File paths, repo names, branch names | ||
| - Prompt content, spec content, rule content | ||
| - Usernames, email addresses, hostnames | ||
| - Error messages (only error *class* permitted, not content) | ||
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| Enterprise detection uses `.specfact/enterprise.yaml` **or** `SPECFACT_ENTERPRISE=true`. The **enterprise governance | ||
| overlay** in the canonical list forces **disabled-by-default** telemetry until a **signed org-admin policy** opts in | ||
| via `enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension` contracts (metadata + signing hooks as defined there—not duplicated | ||
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| - Per-user consent UI beyond the enable/disable CLI surface. | ||
| - Rich telemetry (spans, traces) — only counter/histogram-equivalent summary events in v1. | ||
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| 1. **Opt-in default**: rejected. Historical adoption was ~0; no signal for platform improvement. | ||
| 2. **Telemetry inside every module independently**: rejected. Each module would re-invent the allowlist; easy to leak PII. | ||
| 3. **Full OpenTelemetry spans for every CLI run**: deferred. Excessive payload; v1 emits a single summary event per invocation. | ||
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Acknowledge cross-repo telemetry alignment requirement.
The linked repositories context flags that specfact-cli-modules telemetry docs and emitters need updates for the new .specfact/telemetry/sent.log path and resolution precedence. Consider adding a "Cross-repo coordination" note in this design to explicitly track that modules-side docs/emitters must align with this contract before the wave completes.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on/design.md` around
lines 1 - 86, Add an explicit "Cross-repo coordination" note to the design
stating that other repos (notably specfact-cli-modules) must update their
emitters/docs to use the new `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log` path and follow the
canonical telemetry resolution order; reference the TelemetryEmitter component
and the canonical resolution steps so maintainers can locate where to align
behavior, and require a compatibility checklist (dual-write support,
deprecation-warning behavior, and enterprise overlay handling) that must be
completed before rollout.
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| **Enterprise governance overlay (runs after steps 1–5 produce a candidate state):** when `.specfact/enterprise.yaml` is | ||
| present **or** `SPECFACT_ENTERPRISE=true`, telemetry **MUST NOT** finalize as **enabled** unless a **signed org-admin | ||
| policy** approves it per `enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension`. Without that approval, **effective telemetry is | ||
| disabled** even if steps 2–5 would enable it; step **1** remains the hard per-process escape hatch. |
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Clarify enterprise overlay contract: metadata-only validation vs. signature verification.
Telemetry-01 states that telemetry "MUST NOT finalize as enabled unless a signed org-admin policy approves it," and the "Enterprise default" section references "metadata + signing hooks as defined" in enterprise-01-policy-resolution-extension. However, enterprise-01's spec mandates only metadata presence validation (signed_by field presence and structural validation on load), not cryptographic signature verification. Enterprise-01 explicitly defers signature verification to a future iteration (open question: "Whether the resolution inspector should show signature verification state in the first iteration").
The current telemetry-01 wording ("signed policy approves," "without that approval") implies active approval/enforcement, which overshoots the enterprise-01 contract. Recommend clarifying that the enterprise overlay enforces metadata-only validation (rule presence with required fields) and acknowledge that cryptographic verification is deferred to a future enterprise change. If metadata presence suffices for this iteration's enterprise policy enforcement, state that explicitly.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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contract by requiring a "signed org-admin policy" and "approval" while
enterprise-01 only requires metadata presence/structural validation; update
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enforces metadata-only validation (presence of required fields such as signed_by
and structural checks) when `.specfact/enterprise.yaml` or
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Specify payload allowlist validation timing to prevent runtime leaks.
The payload contract defines strict allowlisting and "hard fail during build" for rejected categories, but "build-time" is ambiguous in a CLI runtime context. Does validation occur when constructing the payload object (before local append), or during OTLP export? If PII slips into the local sent.log before validation fails, the redaction guarantee breaks.
Recommend adding an explicit requirement: "Allowlist validation MUST occur before writing to .specfact/telemetry/sent.log and before OTLP export, with validation failures preventing both local and remote writes."
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@openspec/changes/telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on/design.md` around
lines 57 - 62, Summary: "build-time" validation is ambiguous; require allowlist
validation before any local or remote write. Update the design text in
telemetry-01-opentelemetry-default-on (the payload contract section) to
explicitly state that allowlist validation MUST occur prior to
constructing/writing the local audit file `.specfact/telemetry/sent.log` and
prior to any OTLP export, and that validation failures MUST prevent both local
writes and remote exports; reference the rejected categories list and clarify
this is a hard-fail (no local staging) protection so that no PII can be written
to sent.log or sent over OTLP if validation fails.
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specfact-cliOpenSpec change proposals for the five-pillar governance and enterprise foundation waveopenspec/CHANGE_ORDER.mdwith the new wave, issue numbers, and dependency ordering#511, features#512-#517, changes#518-#530Why
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