docs(plugins): replace internal codenames in published JSDoc

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Summary

Replaces internal planning labels and issue references in published package/plugin JSDoc with consumer-facing descriptions, realigns hand-maintained reference tables to authoritative deno doc, and enforces the issue-defined class across each package/plugin's published export-entrypoint closure.

Scope

• Archetype / area: Archetype 3 runtime packages + docs overlay
• Closes docs(plugins): internal codenames "Group F" and "T1" are in published JSDoc, so they render on JSR and now on the docs site #1554

Slices

• S1 Bootstrap/research/design — a8303d738
• S2 Correct published JSDoc and add the initial negative policy test — 05108d655
• S3 Align trigger reference pages and record initial gate evidence — 944dbbe07
• S4 FALLBACK IMPL-EVAL cycle 1: widen the term class and fix 52 additional findings — 0152e9795
• S5 FALLBACK IMPL-EVAL cycle 2: cover export-entrypoint closures and fix Aspire JSDoc — fa417ae46
• S6 Record the exact 54-finding widened immutable-head proof — 402b58ade

Validation

• Published-JSDoc census:
  • Original narrow pattern: 26 found / 26 fixed (9 Group X, 17 Tn)
  • Cycle-1 class expansion: 52 additional found / 52 fixed (48 issue refs, 3 phase labels, 1 wave label)
  • Cycle-2 root-entrypoint expansion: 2 additional found / 2 fixed (Aspire #954, #1012)
  • Total: 80 found / 80 fixed / 0 remaining across published export-entrypoint closures
• Required red proof 1 — export-closure guard on 944dbbe07: exit 1 with exactly 54 findings (prior 52 plus Aspire 2); 3 passed / 1 failed
• Required red proof 2 — export-closure guard on cycle-1 fixed source before Aspire edit: exit 1 with exactly constants.ts:123 #954 and #1012; 3 passed / 1 failed
• Final focused policy test — 4 passed / 0 failed
• Aspire scoped check/lint/fmt — 45 files selected; all pass with zero findings
• Aspire full-export doc:lint — all 9 entrypoints, including ./constants.ts, pass with combined diagnostics 0
• deno doc --json — AppHealthCheckPath renders the readiness mechanism without issue numbers
• Previously corrected trigger rows and saga store/signal/query descriptions remain aligned to source
• quality:gate — exit 0; quality findings 0 (doctrine warnings are pre-existing)
• docs:snippets — PASS, scanned 578, checked 21, malformed 0; no _site regression
• docs:links — PASS, 102 docs, 0 broken links/anchors/orphans
• docs:accuracy — PASS, 4 saga pages and 196 published-source pages checked
• deno task test — PASS: 3,257 passed (622 steps), 0 failed, 17 ignored
• git diff --check — PASS; deno.lock unchanged; package/plugin changes are comment-only
• e2e:cli / scaffold.runtime — intentionally not run per owner boundary

Census definition and exclusions

The scanner derives the published source surface from every export target in each top-level package/plugin deno.json, then follows static local import/export and literal dynamic-import edges within that package. This covers root entrypoints such as packages/aspire/constants.ts as well as declarations under src/, while excluding test, E2E, fixture, and generated paths.

The term predicate covers title-cased Group / Phase / Wave / Epic planning labels, exact Tn / Wn shorthand, and #n / netscript#n issue references. Plain integer Phase N algorithm steps are allowed; letter and number-plus-letter codenames such as Phase A and Phase 7d remain forbidden.

• The exported Redis adapter's “Phase 1 / Phase 2” algorithm and the exported database script's “Phase 1 / Phase 2 / Phase 3” operations are traversed and explicitly asserted clean.
• Existing JSDoc code-context discrimination is unchanged: tag lines, @example bodies/fences, inline code, and inline JSDoc links are ignored.
• No publish-source generic type parameter matched the prose class; fixtures prove @template T1, inline Pair<T1, T2>, links, and fenced examples are ignored.
• Three executable strings remain deliberately untouched under the comments-only hard boundary:
  • packages/plugin-sagas-core/src/contracts/v1/sagas.contract.ts — Zod description using T1
  • packages/cli/src/maintainer/features/release/eject/producer-root-files.ts — generated CONTRIBUTING template using Group B
  • packages/cli/src/public/adapters/agent/deno-agent-docs-generator.ts — executable diagnostic using #1068
• Fourteen ordinary // planning references remain outside published JSDoc; they do not render through deno doc.
• No published-JSDoc occurrence was left for uncertainty; every replacement was checked against its declaration/runtime mechanism.

Harness

• Run dir: .llm/runs/docs-1554-codenames--leaf/
• Phase: fallback cycle-2 implementation fix complete; awaiting orchestrator-owned evaluator lifecycle.
• Do not merge until the mandatory evaluator records PASS.

Drift / Debt

• Predicate expansion, export-closure discovery, algorithm-phase discrimination, executable-string exclusions, and the stale saga reference row are recorded in drift.md.
• Architecture debt: none.

issue: 1554
entries:
  - box: "No occurrence of \"Group F\" or \"T1\" in any published JSDoc under `packages/**`/`plugins/**`."
    evidence: "PR #1587 commits 05108d655, 0152e9795, and fa417ae46; export-closure JSDoc scanner passes 4/4; final census 0"
  - box: "A repo-wide sweep records how many internal-codename occurrences were found and fixed, across"
    evidence: "PR #1587 worklog/research: original Group-X/Tn pattern 26/26; cycle-1 class expansion 52/52; cycle-2 root-entrypoint expansion 2/2; total 80 found, 80 fixed, 0 remaining across published export-entrypoint closures"
  - box: "`docs/site/reference/plugin-triggers-core/index.md` matches the corrected `deno doc` output."
    evidence: "PR #1587 commit 944dbbe07; direct deno doc --json comparison passes for all 6 changed trigger rows; commit 0152e9795 aligns the stale saga store row; Aspire has no separate stale reference row"
  - box: "Negative test: reintroducing an internal codename into published JSDoc fails a check."
    evidence: "PR #1587 check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts; export-closure guard fails on 944dbbe07 with 54 findings, fails on cycle-1 fixed source with the 2 Aspire terms, and passes final head 4/4; repository suite exits 0"

Definition of Done

• All measured internal planning labels and issue references are removed from published JSDoc without signature or behavior changes.
• A negative JSDoc policy test rejects the enumerated class across published export closures while excluding code contexts and legitimate numbered algorithm phases.
• Trigger and saga reference pages match corrected deno doc --json symbol summaries; Aspire has no stale page row.
• Required package, quality, docs, and repository gates pass with no lock churn.
• A separate-session IMPL-EVAL records PASS. — fallback IMPL-EVAL cycle 3, native Claude · Opus 5 · medium, fresh session, opposite-family to this Codex-authored change, PASS at head 402b58ade. Guard self-proves on three reconstructed trees (80 / 54 / 2 findings vs base, cycle-1 and cycle-2 defect trees; 0 at head) and produces zero findings across all 1891 closure files.

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[PHASE: RESEARCH / PLAN]

The run is activated and implementation scope is locked at baseline fa5d0d411.

Findings

• Exact published-JSDoc census: 26 codename tokens in 14 files across 2 packages — 9 Group X, 17 Tn.
• Package split: trigger core 12; saga core 14.
• Two further raw matches are executable strings (saga Zod schema description and CLI generated CONTRIBUTING template). They remain untouched under the comments-only hard boundary and are recorded in drift.md.
• PLAN-EVAL: N/A — docs(plugins): internal codenames "Group F" and "T1" are in published JSDoc, so they render on JSR and now on the docs site #1554 and the owner brief already lock contract, boundaries, sequencing, acceptance, and gates.

CI intent

This is a documentation/comment-policy slice. ci:skip-e2e and ci:skip-scaffold are applied; the owner explicitly prohibited e2e:cli and scaffold.runtime.

Next

Implement source-first JSDoc corrections and the negative policy test, then align reference tables to deno doc --json.

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[PHASE: IMPL]

Slice 2 landed at 05108d655: published source JSDoc truth plus a focused recurrence test.

Scope

• Fixed all 26 measured JSDoc tokens across plugin-triggers-core (12) and plugin-sagas-core (14).
• Added a JSDoc-block policy test that reports exact locations.
• Proved generic T1/T2 type identifiers are excluded.
• Preserved the two executable-string exclusions documented in drift.

Evidence

• Focused policy test: 2 passed / 0 failed.
• Post-edit JSDoc census: 0 findings.
• Scoped check/lint/fmt: trigger 80 files, saga 111 files; all pass with zero findings/failed batches.
• Full-export doc-lint commands exit 0 with zero missing JSDoc. They continue to report pre-existing private-type-ref diagnostics in untouched files (trigger 2; saga 9).
• Package diff is comment-only; no declaration, signature, or executable statement changed.

Next

Validate reference summaries against deno doc --json, then run quality, docs, and repository gates.

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[PHASE: IMPL] [VERDICT: COMPLETE]

Generator implementation is complete at 944dbbe07; the draft remains in status:impl for orchestrator-owned fresh-session evaluation.

Census

• Published JSDoc: 26 found / 26 fixed / 0 remaining.
• Distribution: trigger core 12, saga core 14; 9 Group X and 17 Tn tokens across 14 files.
• Generic exclusions: no real repository generic matched; the negative test's Pair<T1, T2> fixture proves code identifiers are ignored.
• Deliberate non-JSDoc exclusions: 2 executable strings, named in the PR body and drift log.
• Uncertain descriptions left: none.

Gates

• Policy test 2/2; both scoped package wrapper trios pass.
• Full-export doc-lint exits 0 for both packages, with zero missing JSDoc and only pre-existing private-type-ref diagnostics in untouched files.
• Trigger reference comparison 6/6 exact against deno doc --json; saga root internal summaries 0.
• quality:gate, docs:snippets, docs:links, docs:accuracy, and deno task test all exit 0.
• Snippets gate scanned 578 and did not regress onto a _site path.
• Diff/lock hygiene clean; package changes are comments only and deno.lock is unchanged.

Handoff

Do not mark ready, merge, or change the status: label. A separate opposite-family session must perform IMPL-EVAL.

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[PHASE: INDEPENDENT REVIEW] [VERDICT: PASS] — 0.0.6 docs-lane orchestrator, head 944dbbe07

Re-derived from the diff, not read from the implementation report.

Check	Result
Every packages/** changed line is a comment	yes — filtering the diff for non-comment lines returns nothing. Zero executable statements.
Generic type parameters untouched	yes — no T1/T2 in a signature altered
New guard can fire	proven — reintroducing Group F T1 into constants.ts makes check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts FAIL; reverted, tree clean
Guard discriminates	second test ignores code identifiers, so it will not false-positive on real symbols
Reference page follows source	plugin-triggers-core/index.md +6/−6, tracking the corrected JSDoc
Lock / boundary	no deno.lock; nothing outside packages/plugin-{sagas,triggers}-core/**, one reference page, one new test, and run artifacts

The judgement call this slice had to get right, and did

The brief warned that a blanket sweep would corrupt type signatures. The real hazard turned out to be subtler: T1/T2/T3 are durability tiers, and sometimes they are genuine API vocabulary rather than internal labels. The slice split them correctly:

• Preserved and made more precise where the tier is a real value — Defaults to T1. → Defaults to `'t1'`.
• Replaced with behaviour where the tier was an internal phase label — "Event types reserved for T3 replay history" → "Event types retained for deterministic saga replay"; "Transactional outbox record reserved for T2 durability" → "for cascaded saga messages"

Nothing consumer-actionable was lost. A reader could do nothing with "reserved for T3" — there is no published explanation of what T3 means — whereas the replacements state the actual role. Stripping the tier and the meaning would have been the easy failure here; so would a blanket replace that mangled 't1'.

Scope note

The slice also added check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts, which the brief permitted only if it did not inflate the changeset. It did not: 83 lines, one file, and it carries its own negative case — so the "extend the internal-wording scan to published JSDoc" item ships as a live guard with a demonstrated failure mode, not as an aspiration.

Flipping to ready for the automatic IMPL-EVAL. No impl-eval:skip, no local evaluator, no Fable.

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@openhands-agent model=openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731 output=pr-comment iterations=800 phase=impl head=944dbbe072f66f1dcd880986423b6bc3fe1c9283

Trusted base SHA: fc312f2
Evaluated head SHA: 944dbbe

use harness

SKILL

• netscript-harness — apply the formal IMPL-EVAL protocol and verdict vocabulary.
• openhands-handoff — publish one machine-readable OpenHands verdict.
• netscript-tools — run the smallest decisive repository-native gates without mutating source.
• netscript-doctrine — apply package/plugin doctrine when the changed surface requires it.

Act as the formal IMPL-EVAL session for this pull request. Do not edit files, create commits, push,
or repair findings. The trigger metadata supplies the trusted base SHA and immutable head SHA: read
the evaluator protocol, verdict definitions, and selected profiles from that base commit, then
evaluate the PR body, linked issues, run artifacts, final diff, review threads, and architecture
debt at the immutable head. Verify the approved plan or recorded PLAN-EVAL: N/A, design
checkpoint, acceptance criteria, static/runtime/consumer gates, public surface, lock hygiene, and
false-done states. For documentation changes, also read every changed document fully and hand-test
representative executable claims.

Return concise, severity-ranked findings with exact evidence and required action. End with exactly
one supported verdict line using OPENHANDS_VERDICT: PASS, OPENHANDS_VERDICT: FAIL_FIX,
OPENHANDS_VERDICT: FAIL_RESCOPE, OPENHANDS_VERDICT: FAIL_DEBT, or
OPENHANDS_VERDICT: FAIL_PLAN. Write the same verdict to OPENHANDS_SUMMARY_PATH.

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OpenHands Agent — Did not run

OPENHANDS_VERDICT: FAIL_FIX

Model: openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731
Provider: OPENROUTER
Job status: cancelled
Verdict source: summary-file
Summary source: none
Housekeeping: ack=success trace=success commit-artifacts=skipped replies=skipped draft-pr=skipped
Trace: .llm/tmp/run/openhands/pr-1587/run-31612234930-1 (in the Actions artifact)
Artifact: openhands-agent-31612234930-1

IMPL-EVAL — PR #1587 (issue #1554) — docs(plugins): replace internal codenames in published JSDoc

Summary

Evaluated PR #1587 at head 944dbbe072f66f1dcd880986423b6bc3fe1c9283 (base fc312f2116f9b463e5a049b5e70d8152e448463c) as a separate-session IMPL-EVAL per the harness protocol. The generator work is essentially complete and correct for the source JSDoc surface, but one published reference page still exposes an internal codename and is stale relative to the corrected deno doc.

Changes

• Confirmed plan docs-1554-codenames--leaf on branch docs/1554-jsdoc-internal-codenames, phase impl, archetype 3 + docs overlay. PLAN-EVAL: N/A recorded (owner brief + live issue lock contract) — appropriate for this mechanical comment-only change.
• Source JSDoc cleanup is comment-only and complete: raw census of packages/** and plugins/** .ts/.tsx JSDoc blocks shows 0 remaining Group [A-Z] / T[0-9] tokens. 26 fixed across 14 files in plugin-triggers-core and plugin-sagas-core.
• Public surface unchanged: only JSDoc prose edited; no signature/export/type changes. deno.lock unchanged; package diff is comment-only (verified via git diff fc312f2..944dbbe --stat -- packages/, 25 files, no lock churn).
• Negative policy test added: .llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts, wired into deno test --allow-all (the repo test task). 2/2 pass: scan rejects Group F prose and T1 prose while ignoring Pair<T1, T2> generic identifiers and code.
• Trigger reference page docs/site/reference/plugin-triggers-core/index.md regenerated and matches corrected deno doc for the changed symbols (verified TriggerProcessor, TriggerProcessorPort, trigger-definition etc.).
• Two deliberate executable-string exclusions recorded in drift.md (Zod schema in sagas.contract.ts, generated CONTRIBUTING template in CLI) — correct under the comments-only hard boundary.

Validation

• Fitness test: passed (2/2, 250ms).
• JSDoc census at head: 0 remaining in source.
• docs/site/reference/plugin-sagas-core/index.md: clean (no codenames, no stale rows).
• docs/site/reference/triggers/index.md (plugin-sagas plugin page): contains no stale trigger-core rows.
• Corrected deno doc summary for SagaStorePort confirmed: "Persistent boundary for saga state, transitions, and correlation indexes." (source saga-store-port.ts:23).

Findings (severity-ranked)

1. [MEDIUM] Published saga reference page still contains internal codename "T1" and is stale (FAIL_FIX)

• Evidence: docs/site/reference/sagas/index.md:80 (the published @netscript/plugin-sagas reference page, documented against deno doc) still reads:
  | SagaStorePort | interface | Persistent state store boundary for T1 saga runtime guarantees. |
  The corrected authoritative deno doc for SagaStorePort is now "Persistent boundary for saga state, transitions, and correlation indexes." (packages/plugin-sagas-core/src/ports/saga-store-port.ts:23).
• Why it matters: The plan's DoD requires "Trigger and saga reference pages match corrected deno doc --json symbol summaries", the plan scope says "Align the trigger/saga reference tables where affected summaries are present", and the Drift Watch explicitly makes "Any source/reference summary mismatch is a failed gate." The worklog's "saga root JSON has zero internal terms and its page needs no edit" only covers the plugin-sagas-core root page; the plugin-sagas page (sagas/index.md) was not aligned and still exposes the internal T1 codename in a published reference table.
• Required action: Update the SagaStorePort row in docs/site/reference/sagas/index.md to match the corrected deno doc summary (e.g. "Persistent boundary for saga state, transitions, and correlation indexes."), remove the T1 token, and re-run docs:accuracy/the census.

2. [LOW] Tutorial prose uses uppercase durability tier "T1"

• Evidence: docs/site/tutorials/storefront/04-checkout-saga.md:87 — "Selects the durability tier (defaults to T1)." Source JSDoc now says "Defaults to 't1'." (lowercase public durability value).
• Why it matters: This is not a reference table and not published JSDoc, so it is outside the strict acceptance box, but it is a consumer-facing published doc that still renders the uppercase internal-codename shape. Plan preserves lowercase public durability values.
• Required action: Optional/targeted — align the tutorial prose to the lowercase public value ('t1') for consistency. Not blocking.

Responses to review threads

No open review threads were surfaced for this evaluation; none to answer.

Remaining risks

• Finding 1 is a genuine remaining occurrence of an internal codename in a published reference page and a source/reference mismatch; it fails the plan's own DoD/gate. Small, targeted fix (one table row).
• Finding 2 is a low-severity prose/consistency issue in a tutorial.
• The two executable-string exclusions are correctly deferred and documented; they are out of the comments-only authorization.

Verdict

OPENHANDS_VERDICT: FAIL_FIX

Run: https://github.com/rickylabs/netscript/actions/runs/31612234930

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Evaluator lane blocked — hung run cancelled, non-Fable fallback in progress

The automatic IMPL-EVAL for this head did not complete. It hung and was cancelled; it produced no verdict and no partial output.

Field	Value
Hung run	31612234930 → completed/cancelled
Stuck step	18 — Run OpenHands, started 15:26:48, still open ~2h29m later
Steps 19–21	startedAt=0001-01-01T00:00:00Z — never entered
Head evaluated	944dbbe072f66f1dcd880986423b6bc3fe1c9283
Generation	29348897703

Because steps 19–21 never ran, no trace was materialised. There is nothing partial to salvage and nothing that could be mistaken for a verdict.

The hang was verified from GitHub job steps, not run metadata — run-level in_progress is consistent with a slow evaluation, whereas a step open for two and a half hours is a hang. Worth noting for anyone reading the run later: its headSha field names the workflow's checkout/merge ref, not the head under evaluation. The evaluated head is the one bound in the marker generation above.

Fallback provenance — explicit

Native Claude · Opus 5, fresh clean session, one per PR.

• Opposite-family holds. This PR is Codex-authored; Opus is Claude-family, so generator ≠ evaluator and no OpenAI-family model evaluates OpenAI-authored work.
• Not Fable — prohibited this milestone, and not in the chain at any depth.
• Not a manual OpenHands dispatch. No the agent-invocation token trigger posted.
• In-plan and unpaid; the same substitution routing-policy.ts already declares for the review_codex family when Fable is unavailable.

The policy-declared escalation for formal evaluation of Codex work is native opposite-family Fable (prohibited), with OpenRouter MiniMax M3 / DeepSeek V4 Flash as the fallback — and those are precisely the lanes that hung. Opus is the remaining route that keeps every invariant.

Exactly-once preserved — no label was cycled

status:impl-eval is untouched and stays as-is. Cycling it would mint a new generation against the same head, which is the opposite of exactly-once. The failure is the runner, not the trigger; re-triggering a healthy trigger to work around a hung runner is how duplicate evaluations get created.

The fallback verdict will be posted here with its head named explicitly.

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Redacted. This comment originally quoted the agent-invocation token literally. The issue_comment trigger is a plain substring match with no code-span awareness, so quoting the token inside backticks still fired it and launched an accidental paid run. Token removed; types: [created] means this edit cannot re-fire. Recorded as a workflow bug: evaluator and fallback status comments must be trigger-immune.

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OpenHands Agent — Did not run

OPENHANDS_VERDICT: NONE

Model: openrouter/minimax/minimax-m3
Provider: OPENROUTER
Job status: cancelled
Verdict source: none
Summary source: none
Housekeeping: ack=success trace=success commit-artifacts=success replies=skipped draft-pr=skipped
Trace: .llm/tmp/run/openhands/pr-1587/run-31615110254-1 (in the Actions artifact)
Artifact: openhands-agent-31615110254-1

OpenHands Agent Summary

The agent step did not run (outcome: cancelled).

This is a workflow failure, not a task verdict.

Diagnostics

• Bootstrap: success
• Agent: cancelled
• Model: openrouter/minimax/minimax-m3
• Provider: OPENROUTER
• Output mode: pr-comment
• Run: https://github.com/rickylabs/netscript/actions/runs/31615110254

See the uploaded Actions artifact for bootstrap.log and agent.log when present.

Run: https://github.com/rickylabs/netscript/actions/runs/31615110254

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FALLBACK IMPL-EVAL — VERDICT: FAIL_FIX

Head evaluated: 944dbbe072f66f1dcd880986423b6bc3fe1c9283 — worktree clean, merge-base fa5d0d411, matches this PR's headRefOid.

Provenance: native Claude · Opus 5, fresh clean session, opposite-family to this Codex-authored change. Not Fable (prohibited this milestone, absent at any depth). Not a cloud dispatch. Documented blocked-lane fallback after the automatic evaluator produced no trace.

Blocking

B1 — the same defect class is live in published JSDoc of a package this PR cleaned.

packages/plugin-sagas-core/src/ports/saga-bus-port.ts:19,26:

/** Signal dispatch request reserved for Phase 7d runtime support. */
/** Query dispatch request reserved for Phase 7d runtime support. */

SagaSignalDispatch/SagaQueryDispatch are exported from ./ports, a published entrypoint — deno doc renders both lines verbatim. Independently confirmed by the orchestrator. Second instance: packages/cli/src/kernel/application/registries/preset-registry.ts:11 — /** Empty Wave 6 registry for future init presets. */.

#1554 scope bullet 2 requires sweeping for "internal workstream names, wave/epic codenames, and issue numbers". The census pattern was Group [A-Z] + Tn only, so it was structurally incapable of seeing Phase 7d. The acceptance-evidence entry claiming "26 found, 26 fixed, 0 remaining across the whole publish set" is accurate for two regexes, not for the class the issue defines.

B2 — the guard is a regression lock on the strings already removed, not a policy.

check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:5 is /Group [A-Z]\b|\bT[0-9]\b/g. Probed:

FLAGGED  Group G        ignored  Phase 7d
ignored  Wave 6         ignored  W4

The test suite is green on a tree that still contains B1. That is the decisive proof: a guard that cannot detect an internal codename presently in published JSDoc cannot satisfy "reintroducing an internal codename fails a check". AC2 and AC4 are unmet.

The tier judgement — upheld

No consumer-actionable meaning was lost. 't1'/'t2'/'t3' are real exported values (SAGA_DURABILITY_TIERS, .durability()), so preserving and sharpening Defaults to `'t1'`. is right. But nothing published defines what 't2' or 't3' guarantee — no per-tier guarantee table exists anywhere in the site or the constants' own JSDoc. So "reserved for T2 durability" named a bucket whose content is undefined; replacing it with the mechanism is a net gain. Every replacement was checked against the type and none changed a factual claim.

Named precisely so it is not mistaken for a pass-through: the ports' JSDoc was the only published place linking .durability('t2') to the transactional outbox. That linkage is now absent — but it was expressed in a form no consumer could resolve, so this is a pre-existing documentation gap, not a regression. The remedy is a tier-semantics doc, not retaining "T2". Follow-up, not a blocker.

Non-blocking

The guard's second test is misnamed: its Pair<T1, T2> fixture sits outside any JSDoc block, so it proves only that the scanner reads comments — not discrimination. Probed in-comment cases all flag: @template T1, {@link T1Processor}, @example fences, and legitimate tier prose. Latent (zero @template in published src today), but it would penalise the standard way to document a generic parameter. Also: three edits dropped a "reserved" status signal along with the tier, on axes nothing implements — restoring "reserved" without the tier costs nothing.

Path to PASS

Three JSDoc lines, one regex widened to the phase/wave/group/epic class, and the AC2 evidence entry corrected to state the class actually swept. The widened guard must fail on B1 before B1 is fixed — that is its own negative proof. No re-plan: the plan and the tier judgement are sound; the sweep was narrower than the class the issue defines.

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FALLBACK IMPL-EVAL — FAIL_FIX addressed

Fixed in 0152e9795 (pushed with the required explicit refspec).

What changed

• Widened the published-JSDoc guard from only Group X / Tn to the enumerated class: title-cased group/phase/wave/epic labels, exact Tn / Wn shorthand, and #n / netscript#n issue references.
• Added code-context discrimination for JSDoc tag lines, @example bodies/fences, inline code, and inline links; the renamed fixture now proves those exclusions.
• Reworded all 52 newly exposed JSDoc findings by mechanism, including the two reserved saga dispatch envelopes and the empty preset registry.
• Restored “reserved” on the four saga agent-axis descriptions.
• Realigned the stale SagaStorePort reference row to authoritative deno doc.
• Corrected the census: original narrow pattern 26/26, expanded class 52/52 additional, total 78 found / 78 fixed / 0 remaining in published JSDoc.

Required red proof — widened guard on pre-fix 944dbbe07

Command:

deno test --allow-read .llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts

Raw output (exit 1):

Check .llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
running 2 tests from ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames ... FAILED (491ms)
published JSDoc codename scan flags prose and ignores JSDoc code contexts ... ok (556µs)

 ERRORS 

published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames => ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:81:6
error: Error: Published JSDoc contains internal codenames:
packages/cli/src/public/features/deploy/target/desktop/package/desktop-package-contract.ts:33 #452
packages/cli/src/public/features/deploy/target/desktop/package/desktop-package-contract.ts:108 #452
packages/cli/src/kernel/adapters/aspire/aspire-compose-deploy-target.ts:55 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/scaffold/scaffold-plan.ts:21 #952
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/service-shape.ts:85 #952
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/linux-service-deploy-target.ts:7 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deploy-target-port.ts:9 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deploy-target-port.ts:118 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deploy-target-port.ts:120 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deno-deploy-target.ts:49 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deno-deploy-target.ts:49 #364
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/windows-service-deploy-target.ts:7 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/generate-appsettings.ts:27 #952
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/generate-appsettings.ts:40 #952
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/helpers/register/generate-register-infrastructure.ts:409 #372
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/helpers/register/resolve-resource-environment.ts:124 #1447
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/helpers/register/generate-register-apps.ts:253 #954
packages/cli/src/kernel/constants/scaffold/scaffold-versions.ts:15 #372
packages/cli/src/kernel/application/registries/preset-registry.ts:11 Wave 6
packages/service/src/diagnostics/database-connectivity.ts:240 #175
packages/config/src/domain/schemas/deploy-schema.ts:154 #339
packages/config/src/domain/schemas/deploy-schema.ts:202 #339
packages/config/src/domain/schemas/deploy-schema.ts:202 #340
packages/plugin-sagas-core/src/ports/saga-bus-port.ts:19 Phase 7d
packages/plugin-sagas-core/src/ports/saga-bus-port.ts:26 Phase 7d
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/attributes.ts:26 #402
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/attributes.ts:28 #402
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/attributes.ts:68 #402
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/instrumentation.ts:280 #402
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/instrumentation.ts:302 #402
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/stream-proxy.ts:13 netscript#239
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/stream-proxy.ts:15 #239
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/stream-proxy.ts:51 netscript#239
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/stream-proxy.ts:144 netscript#239
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/mod.ts:18 #219
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/mod.ts:21 #219
packages/fresh/src/application/form/runtime/intent.ts:81 Phase A
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:20 netscript#219
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:20 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:22 netscript#268
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:32 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:42 netscript#219
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:42 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:80 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:86 netscript#268
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:131 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:10 netscript#219
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:10 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:13 netscript#268
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:21 netscript#267
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:29 netscript#267
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:43 netscript#267
    throw new Error(
          ^
    at assertPublishedJsdocHasNoInternalCodenames (file:///home/codex/repos/ns1554-redproof-1587/.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:73:11)
    at async file:///home/codex/repos/ns1554-redproof-1587/.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:82:3

 FAILURES 

published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames => ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:81:6

FAILED | 1 passed | 1 failed (496ms)

error: Test failed

Required green proof — pushed head 0152e9795

Same command, raw output (exit 0):

running 2 tests from ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames ... ok (231ms)
published JSDoc codename scan flags prose and ignores JSDoc code contexts ... ok (734µs)

ok | 2 passed | 0 failed (237ms)

Revalidation

• Scoped check wrappers: CLI 861, config 34, Fresh 188, saga 111, trigger 80, service 45, streams 54 files — all exit 0.
• Scoped lint/fmt wrappers: same seven roots — all exit 0 with 0 findings.
• doc:lint: all seven touched roots exit 0; unchanged baseline diagnostics are recorded in the worklog.
• deno doc --json vs reference: saga store/signal/query descriptions match; trigger rows remain aligned.
• quality:gate: exit 0, 0 quality findings.
• docs:snippets: PASS, scanned=578, checked=21, malformed=0; no _site regression.
• docs:links: PASS, docs=102, broken links/anchors/orphans=0.
• docs:accuracy: PASS, 4 saga pages and 196 published-source pages.
• Repository tests: 3,255 passed (622 steps), 0 failed, 17 ignored.
• git diff --check: clean; deno.lock unchanged; package/plugin edits are comments only.

Deliberate non-JSDoc exclusions are documented in the PR body and drift.md: three executable strings (hard boundary) and fourteen ordinary // planning comments that do not render through deno doc. No published-JSDoc occurrence was left for uncertainty.

Per the evaluator instruction, I did not change labels, readiness, or merge state.

[rickylabs]

FALLBACK IMPL-EVAL — CYCLE 2 — VERDICT: FAIL_FIX

Evaluated head: 0152e9795ab499a0ab8aee42707153a0c14c79b8, base fa5d0d411.

Provenance: native Claude · Opus 5, fresh clean session, opposite-family to this Codex-authored change. Not Fable, at any depth. Not a cloud dispatch. Read-only. Documented blocked-lane fallback; not the cycle-1 evaluator.

Cycle-1 finding	Status	Evidence
B1 — Phase 7d / Wave 6 live in published JSDoc	FIXED	Replacements state mechanism and keep the "reserved" status word; independent sweep in guard scope returns 0
B2 — guard was a regression lock	FIXED-BUT-NEW-DEFECT	Red-check passes decisively — see below — but the file filter leaves a large blind region
Evidence claim (78 found / 78 fixed / 0 remaining)	FIXED for the stated scope	Reproduced exactly: 78 findings vs base, class breakdown 48 issue refs + 17 Tn + 9 Group + 3 Phase + 1 Wave, matching the PR's split term-for-term

The guard now proves itself — this is the part that was missing

Run against the cycle-1 tree, the widened guard fails with 52 findings, explicitly naming saga-bus-port.ts:19 and :26 (Phase 7d) and preset-registry.ts:11 (Wave 6). It catches its own class. That is the negative proof a guard needs and the previous pattern could not give.

Every cycle-1 over-match is also fixed: @template T1, {@link T1Processor}, backticked Pair<T1,T2>, and @example fences are all correctly ignored.

BF-1 (blocking) — an internal issue reference is still published, and the guard structurally cannot see it

packages/aspire/constants.ts:123:

* can show green before its advertised endpoint is ready (#954, #1012).

Verified independently: ./constants is a declared export in packages/aspire/deno.json, publish.include is **/*.ts, and deno doc --json renders the string in AppHealthCheckPath's doc. So it ships.

The guard cannot flag it because its filter is path.includes('/src/') (check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:55), and constants.ts has no /src/ segment. 238 published JSDoc-bearing .ts files sit outside src/ — aspire, kv, database, queue, telemetry, contracts, cron all publish entrypoints rooted there.

This hits both failure conditions at once: an internal codename remains on the published surface, and the guard cannot catch its own class in that region. #1554's scope names this exactly — "sweep the rest of the publish set … and issue numbers in published JSDoc" — and acceptance box 2 claims "the whole publish set rather than one package". The arithmetic is right; the scope is not.

The trap in fixing it

Naively dropping the /src/ filter newly flags two sites that are legitimate algorithmic prose, not codenames:

• packages/kv/adapters/redis.adapter.ts:349-350 — "Phase 1 collects only key names… Phase 2 MGET-fetches values"
• packages/database/scripts/patch-prisma-client.ts:8-10 — "Phase 1 — Back up client.ts… Phase 2 … Phase 3 …"

Widening coverage must not convert this into the opposite defect. Scoping to published entrypoint closures, or narrowing the Phase arm to planning context, both work; failing those two files does not.

Non-blocking

Cycle-1's N2 was taken — "reserved" is restored on all three axes. The tier split is undisturbed. close-gate red is correct pre-eval state, not a defect: the mirror skipped because the PR sits at status:impl-eval and the IMPL-EVAL DoD box is legitimately unticked. Every other check is green including check-test.

Residual over-match candidates ("Phase Locked Loop", "Tier T1", bare #429 in prose) are not live in the tree and each has a correct escape via backticks, which is proper JSDoc for identifiers anyway.

To clear

Reword aspire/constants.ts:123 keeping the mechanism; extend the guard past the /src/ filter to the real publish surface without failing the two legitimate "Phase N" algorithm docs; re-run the census and correct the evidence count for the widened scope.

[rickylabs]

FALLBACK IMPL-EVAL cycle 2 — FAIL_FIX addressed

Implementation: fa417ae46
Exact widened-head evidence correction: 402b58ade

Both commits were pushed with the required explicit refspec. No label, readiness, milestone, or merge-state mutation was made.

Discovery choice

The guard now derives published source from each top-level package/plugin deno.json export target and follows local module edges within that package. This was chosen because export-entrypoint closure matches the consumer surface, covers root files such as packages/aspire/constants.ts, and avoids treating unpublished scripts/tests as public API.

The existing code-context exclusions are unchanged. Plain integer Phase N algorithm steps are allowed, while Phase A and Phase 7d remain forbidden. The exported Redis adapter and database patch-script algorithm docs are both traversed and explicitly assert zero findings.

Raw red proof 1 — widened export-closure guard on 944dbbe07

Command:

deno test --allow-read .llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts

Raw output (exit 1, exactly 54 findings = prior 52 + Aspire 2):

Check .llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
running 4 tests from ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames ... FAILED (1s)
published JSDoc codename scan flags prose and ignores JSDoc code contexts ... ok (1ms)
published JSDoc codename scan allows numbered algorithm phases ... ok (334µs)
published source discovery follows package export closures ... ok (1s)

 ERRORS 

published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames => ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:136:6
error: Error: Published JSDoc contains internal codenames:
packages/aspire/constants.ts:123 #954
packages/aspire/constants.ts:123 #1012
packages/cli/src/kernel/adapters/aspire/aspire-compose-deploy-target.ts:55 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/application/registries/preset-registry.ts:11 Wave 6
packages/cli/src/kernel/constants/scaffold/scaffold-versions.ts:15 #372
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deno-deploy-target.ts:49 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deno-deploy-target.ts:49 #364
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deploy-target-port.ts:9 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deploy-target-port.ts:118 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/deploy-target-port.ts:120 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/linux-service-deploy-target.ts:7 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/deploy/windows-service-deploy-target.ts:7 #341
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/scaffold/scaffold-plan.ts:21 #952
packages/cli/src/kernel/domain/service-shape.ts:85 #952
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/generate-appsettings.ts:27 #952
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/generate-appsettings.ts:40 #952
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/helpers/register/generate-register-apps.ts:253 #954
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/helpers/register/generate-register-infrastructure.ts:409 #372
packages/cli/src/kernel/templates/aspire/helpers/register/resolve-resource-environment.ts:124 #1447
packages/cli/src/public/features/deploy/target/desktop/package/desktop-package-contract.ts:33 #452
packages/cli/src/public/features/deploy/target/desktop/package/desktop-package-contract.ts:108 #452
packages/config/src/domain/schemas/deploy-schema.ts:154 #339
packages/config/src/domain/schemas/deploy-schema.ts:202 #339
packages/config/src/domain/schemas/deploy-schema.ts:202 #340
packages/fresh/src/application/form/runtime/intent.ts:81 Phase A
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/mod.ts:18 #219
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/mod.ts:21 #219
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/stream-proxy.ts:13 netscript#239
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/stream-proxy.ts:15 #239
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/stream-proxy.ts:51 netscript#239
packages/fresh/src/runtime/ai/stream-proxy.ts:144 netscript#239
packages/plugin-sagas-core/src/ports/saga-bus-port.ts:19 Phase 7d
packages/plugin-sagas-core/src/ports/saga-bus-port.ts:26 Phase 7d
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/attributes.ts:26 #402
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/attributes.ts:28 #402
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/attributes.ts:68 #402
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/instrumentation.ts:280 #402
packages/plugin-triggers-core/src/telemetry/instrumentation.ts:302 #402
packages/service/src/diagnostics/database-connectivity.ts:240 #175
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:20 netscript#219
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:20 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:22 netscript#268
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:32 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:42 netscript#219
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:42 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:80 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:86 netscript#268
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy-headers.ts:131 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:10 netscript#219
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:10 #239
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:13 netscript#268
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:21 netscript#267
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:29 netscript#267
plugins/streams/services/src/proxy.ts:43 netscript#267
    throw new Error(
          ^
    at assertPublishedJsdocHasNoInternalCodenames (file:///home/codex/repos/ns1554-cycle2-red54/.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:128:11)
    at async file:///home/codex/repos/ns1554-cycle2-red54/.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:137:3

 FAILURES 

published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames => ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:136:6

FAILED | 3 passed | 1 failed (2s)

error: Test failed

Raw red proof 2 — cycle-1 fixed source before the Aspire edit

Same command, raw output (exit 1, exactly the two root-entrypoint terms):

Check .llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
running 4 tests from ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames ... FAILED (644ms)
published JSDoc codename scan flags prose and ignores JSDoc code contexts ... ok (703µs)
published JSDoc codename scan allows numbered algorithm phases ... ok (206µs)
published source discovery follows package export closures ... ok (302ms)

 ERRORS 

published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames => ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:136:6
error: Error: Published JSDoc contains internal codenames:
packages/aspire/constants.ts:123 #954
packages/aspire/constants.ts:123 #1012
    throw new Error(
          ^
    at assertPublishedJsdocHasNoInternalCodenames (file:///home/codex/repos/ns006-1554-codenames/.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:128:11)
    at async file:///home/codex/repos/ns006-1554-codenames/.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:137:3

 FAILURES 

published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames => ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts:136:6

FAILED | 3 passed | 1 failed (955ms)

error: Test failed

Raw final pass — pushed source

Same command, raw output (exit 0):

Check .llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
running 4 tests from ./.llm/tools/fitness/check-public-jsdoc-codenames_test.ts
published JSDoc excludes internal workstream codenames ... ok (1s)
published JSDoc codename scan flags prose and ignores JSDoc code contexts ... ok (1ms)
published JSDoc codename scan allows numbered algorithm phases ... ok (295µs)
published source discovery follows package export closures ... ok (554ms)

ok | 4 passed | 0 failed (1s)

Final census

• Original narrow pattern: 26 found / 26 fixed.
• Cycle-1 class expansion: 52 additional found / 52 fixed.
• Cycle-2 root-entrypoint expansion: 2 additional found / 2 fixed.
• Total: 80 found / 80 fixed / 0 remaining across published export-entrypoint closures.
• Cumulative replay at pre-remediation commit a8303d738 enumerates all 80 terms.

Revalidation

• Aspire check/lint/fmt wrappers: 45 files, zero failed batches/findings.
• Aspire full-export doc-lint: 9 entrypoints including ./constants.ts, combined diagnostics 0.
• deno doc --json packages/aspire/constants.ts: AppHealthCheckPath retains the readiness mechanism and contains no issue reference.
• quality:gate: exit 0, zero quality findings.
• docs:snippets: PASS, scanned=578, checked=21, malformed=0; no _site regression.
• docs:links: PASS, docs=102, broken links/anchors/orphans=0.
• docs:accuracy: PASS, 4 saga pages and 196 published-source pages.
• Repository tests: 3,257 passed (622 steps), 0 failed, 17 ignored.
• git diff --check: clean; deno.lock unchanged; Aspire source edit is JSDoc-only.

The PR body and Harness artifacts now carry the export-closure scope and corrected 80-term acceptance evidence.

[rickylabs]

FALLBACK IMPL-EVAL — CYCLE 3 — VERDICT: PASS

Evaluated head: 402b58adeeb17ed9b6cf3d4633d21cf82bd22941 — local worktree, remote branch and this PR's headRefOid all agree; tree clean; base fa5d0d411.

Provenance: native Claude · Opus 5 · medium, Claude-family, opposite to this Codex-authored change. Fresh session — not the author, not the supervisor, not cycles 1 or 2. Not Fable, at any depth. Not a cloud dispatch. Read-only.

Finding	Status	Evidence
C1-B1 Phase 7d (saga-bus-port.ts)	FIXED	head guard on tree 944dbbe07 reports :19 and :26; 0 at head
C1-B2 Wave 6 (preset-registry.ts)	FIXED	flagged on 944dbbe07; that file is 5 hops from an entrypoint, so the transitive reach is real
C2-BF-1 (#954, #1012) (aspire/constants.ts)	FIXED	guard on 0152e9795 reports exactly those two; head documents the mechanism with no issue numbers

None is FIXED-BUT-NEW-DEFECT.

The question this cycle existed to answer

Cycle 2's fix could have been the /src/ hole in a new shape — a closure that stops at entrypoint files. It does not. exportTargets + collectEntrypointClosure walk declared exports and then follow static and literal-dynamic import edges transitively: 1891 files, only 266 at depth 0, max depth 10, and 215 closure files lie outside any /src/ segment — precisely the region that was blind. Published symbols one or more hops out are reached, preset-registry.ts at five hops among them.

The guard self-proves on three reconstructed trees

Tree	Findings
fa5d0d411 base	80 — 50 issue refs, 17 Tn/Wn, 9 Group X, 3 phase, 1 wave
944dbbe07 cycle-1 defect tree	54, including both cycle-1 defects
0152e9795 cycle-2 defect tree	2 — exactly the Aspire refs
head	0

It fails on every tree containing its class and passes only on the fixed one. Suite green at 4 passed, and confirmed collected by root deno test.

It fails no honest documentation

Both legitimate algorithm docs are present, unmangled and clean — redis.adapter.ts:345-354 and patch-prisma-client.ts:7-10 — with test 4 asserting they are traversed and empty. Across all 1891 closure files the guard produces zero findings. W3C, t3.micro, guide#42, backticked `Group F` and Phase 1/2/3 all pass.

The census reproduces exactly: 26 narrow + 52 cycle-1 + 2 cycle-2 = 80, matching the PR body term-for-term.

The mechanical blocker it caught — fixed before this comment

The acceptance-evidence block's second entry could not map to issue #1554: the checkbox wraps across two lines, so the parsed box text ends at "…found and fixed, across", while the entry used the joined sentence. The mirror would have hard-errored the moment status:ready-merge was applied. Truncated to the checkbox's first line, which is the documented matching rule.

That is a good catch precisely because it is invisible until the label is applied — the dry-run skips while the label is absent, so the failure would have surfaced at the worst moment.

Non-blocking follow-ups

@see/@param first lines are not scanned (zero live occurrences). Issue refs survive in scaffold template content shipped through .generated.ts assets — not deno doc surface, but _aspire-compat.ts.template reaches generated consumer projects; worth its own issue. Bounded over-match potential for unbackticked #404, hex colours and Wave 2, none live today.