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As an engineer running /nxs.analyze locally against an issue-sourced epic, I want analyze-receipt.md to land under .nexus/tmp/ as a stated contract rather than incidental resolver
behavior, so that/nxs.close and /nxs.distill can depend on where it lives without
re-deriving it.
Acceptance Criteria
Given a local (non---pr) /nxs.analyze run against an issue-sourced epic (materialized
by the resolver, no committed entry), when the receipt is written, then it is written
under .nexus/tmp/ beside the resolver-materialized epic.md, and the command's own
documentation states this placement as intentional, not an artifact of where the epic happened
to resolve.
Given a local run against an old-contract entry whose epic.md is already committed under .nexus/queue/, when the receipt is written, then it is still written into that
committed directory, unchanged from today.
Given--pr mode, when analyze runs, then it continues to publish a PR review only
(no receipt file) — unchanged from today.
Notes
Mostly a spec clarification pinning today's resolver behavior as a hard contract Story STORY-170.02/STORY-170.03 depend on; expected to be low-risk / low-new-code. Part of epic #170.
As an engineer running
/nxs.analyzelocally against an issue-sourced epic, I wantanalyze-receipt.mdto land under.nexus/tmp/as a stated contract rather than incidental resolverbehavior, so that
/nxs.closeand/nxs.distillcan depend on where it lives withoutre-deriving it.
Acceptance Criteria
--pr)/nxs.analyzerun against an issue-sourced epic (materializedby the resolver, no committed entry), when the receipt is written, then it is written
under
.nexus/tmp/beside the resolver-materializedepic.md, and the command's owndocumentation states this placement as intentional, not an artifact of where the epic happened
to resolve.
epic.mdis already committed under.nexus/queue/, when the receipt is written, then it is still written into thatcommitted directory, unchanged from today.
--prmode, when analyze runs, then it continues to publish a PR review only(no receipt file) — unchanged from today.
Notes
Mostly a spec clarification pinning today's resolver behavior as a hard contract Story
STORY-170.02/STORY-170.03depend on; expected to be low-risk / low-new-code. Part of epic #170.