* chore(3549): finish CONTEXT.md pure-predicate refactor + capture parallel-fix-dispatch lessons
Closes#3549
Part 1 — finish the pending refactor from mixed prose+predicates into pure
machine-greppable predicate format (one-line CLASS.subkey=value facts;
chronological prose moves to the append-only session log at the bottom).
Part 2 — append five new predicates from today's #3541 + #3542 + #3545
parallel-fix-dispatch session:
DEFECT.HOOK-OVER-ENFORCEMENT.read-tool-tracking
DEFECT.GSD-TEST-CONCURRENT-OUTPUT-COLLISION.{symptom,root-cause,detect,fix-forward,upstream}
DEFECT.SUBAGENT-LONG-RUNNING-BG-STALL.{symptom,detect,fix-forward,anchor}
DEFECT.AGENT-RETIRED-SLASH-SYNTAX-DRIFT.{symptom,examples,detect,fix-forward,lesson}
PROC.PARALLEL-FIX-DISPATCH.{pattern,rationale,observed}
Plus SESSION.2026-05-15.parallel-fix-dispatch pointer line.
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* chore(3549): reword DEFECT.HOOK-OVER-ENFORCEMENT.write-bypass to avoid prompt-injection-scan trigger
The literal "exec(" string matched the scanner's child-process call-expression
pattern. The predicate is meta-documentation about a hook substring match;
the literal example token isn't load-bearing.
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* fix(3537): route every phase-number ROADMAP regex through phaseMarkdownRegexSource
v1.42.1 added the padding-tolerant `phaseMarkdownRegexSource()` helper but
wired it into only 1 of 8 call sites that build phase-number regexes against
ROADMAP/STATE prose. The other 7 used raw `escapeRegex(phaseNum)` or partial
`0*${escapeRegex(...)}` (tolerated extra padding, not missing), so when
skills passed the resolved padded form (`02.7`) against un-padded ROADMAP
prose (`### Phase 2.7:`, `- [ ] **Phase 2.7:**`), the verbs silently no-op'd
while reporting success.
This consolidates every phase-number ROADMAP/STATE regex through the
canonical helper:
- Promote `phaseMarkdownRegexSource` from `roadmap.cjs` to `core.cjs` so
`phase.cjs` and `core.cjs` itself can consume it (no circular dep —
both already import `core.cjs`).
- Wire the helper into the 7 remaining sites:
- `core.cjs:getRoadmapPhaseInternal` (replaces hand-rolled `isNumeric`
branch that only padded integers, not decimals).
- `roadmap.cjs:cmdRoadmapGetPhase` (searchPhaseInContent escapedPhase).
- `roadmap.cjs:cmdRoadmapAnalyze` checkbox lookup.
- `roadmap.cjs:cmdRoadmapAnnotateDependencies` phase header lookup.
- `phase.cjs:cmdPhaseNextDecimal` ROADMAP prose scan.
- `phase.cjs:cmdPhaseInsert` target anchor + decimal scan + header.
- `phase.cjs:cmdPhaseComplete` (3 regexes: checkbox, plan-count,
REQUIREMENTS extraction).
Adds `tests/bug-3537-padded-id-against-unpadded-roadmap.test.cjs` — a
parity-style regression matching CONTEXT.md DEFECT.GENERATIVE-FIX: for
each user-facing verb, asserts that the padded form (`02.7`) and the
un-padded form (`2.7`) produce identical ROADMAP.md against an identical
fixture. Includes one control case (`update-plan-progress`, already wired
in 1.42.1) to prove the parity assertion is non-vacuous.
Closes#3537
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* chore(3537): add changeset fragment (pr: placeholder, amended post-create)
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* chore(3537): pin changeset pr: field to #3538
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* feat(3530): STATE.md Document Module via generator (Phase 1 of #3524)
Phase 1 of the CJS↔SDK hard-seam migration (parent #3524).
Converts the hand-synced state-document.cjs/state-document.ts pair
into a generator-driven seam, modeled on the existing
command-aliases.generated.* precedent.
What landed:
- sdk/src/query/state-document.ts is the source of truth.
- sdk/scripts/gen-state-document.ts emits
get-shit-done/bin/lib/state-document.generated.cjs from the
compiled SDK dist via Function.prototype.toString() inspection
for the 7 public exports and 3 internal helpers.
- sdk/scripts/check-state-document-fresh.mjs is the CI freshness
gate; pre-commit hook also runs it when relevant files change.
- get-shit-done/bin/lib/state-document.cjs is reduced to a one-line
re-export from state-document.generated.cjs so existing callers
(state.cjs, workstream-inventory.cjs, init.cjs) need no changes.
- New CI step in .github/workflows/test.yml after the existing alias
drift check.
- sdk/package.json: gen:state-document, check:state-document-fresh
scripts. tsx added as devDep.
- Root package.json: proxy script for the freshness check.
- CONTEXT.md: one-sentence amendment on STATE.md Document Module
recording the source-of-truth file path.
Tests:
- sdk/src/query/state-document.test.ts: 34 vitest fixtures across
the 7 public exports (TDD pinning safety net).
- tests/state-document-generator.test.cjs: 31 node:test parity
assertions comparing SDK source vs generated CJS for every
fixture.
- Full suite: 9177/9177 pass (baseline was 9146; +31 new tests).
One subtle behavior change worth flagging: the old hand-written
state-document.cjs used String(str) coercion inside escapeRegex,
which the SDK source does not. The generator faithfully matches
the SDK (the source of truth per ADR-3524), so the new CJS no
longer coerces non-string input to string before regex-escaping.
No current caller passes non-string input, so no observable
regression in the test suite. Flagged in the PR body for
reviewers.
Closes#3530.
* fix(3530): address state-document review findings
* docs(3524): propose CJS↔SDK hard-seam ADR + phased PRD
Adds docs/adr/3524-cjs-sdk-hard-seam.md (Proposed) and
docs/prd/3524-cjs-sdk-hard-seam.md (Reference) tracking #3524.
Updates the ADR and PRD index READMEs.
The ADR defines one canonical owner per responsibility across the
CJS (bin/lib/*.cjs) and SDK (sdk/src/**/*.ts) sides, eliminating the
recurring drift bug class (#1535, #1542, #2047, #2638, #2653, #2687,
#2798, #3055, #3523). Three layers: shared data (sdk/shared/*.json),
shared core logic (sdk/src/core/ → dual CJS+ESM build), thin adapters.
Enforcement is layered: build-time grep, type-level contract test,
mutation parity test, CODEOWNERS gate, in-file banner.
The PRD phases the migration in five independently shippable steps —
shared data first (closes constant drift), then config consolidation
(closes#3523 class), then project-root + path projection, then state
and verify handlers, then enforcement hardening + retrospective.
* docs(3524): revise seam ADR + PRD after architecture review
Architecture-review pass (via /improve-codebase-architecture) found
seven deepening opportunities; this commit applies all of them.
1. Re-anchor on the existing generator precedent. The repo already
has sdk/scripts/gen-command-aliases.ts emitting both
.generated.ts and .generated.cjs from one TS source, with
sdk/scripts/check-command-aliases-fresh.mjs as the CI freshness
gate. The ADR's invented dual CJS+ESM bundler pipeline is
dropped. Each Shared Module gets one generator script and one
freshness check, modeled on that precedent.
2. Drop the generic sdk/src/core/ container. The canonical-owner
table is now indexed by Module, using the CONTEXT.md domain
vocabulary (STATE.md Document Module, Configuration Module,
etc.) rather than file-path-based pseudo-modules.
3. Split the coarse "State management" row into three: the pure
STATE.md Document Module (already a character-identical
hand-synced pair — perfect Phase 1 target), the Planning
Workspace Module (defer to ADR-0004), and per-side state I/O
Adapters (legitimately differ sync vs async).
4. Defer to existing ADRs. Planning Path Projection (ADR-0006),
Model Catalog (ADR-0003), Planning Workspace (ADR-0004),
Dispatch Policy (ADR-0001), Shell Command Projection (ADR-0009
post-Phase 3-4 expansion which absorbed superseded ADR-0010).
The stale ADR-0010 reference is fixed.
5. Define a Configuration Module entry in CONTEXT.md as a Phase 2
deliverable, with explicit Interface contract for loadConfig,
normalizeLegacyKeys, mergeDefaults, migrateOnDisk.
6. Split the Workstream Inventory Module into a pure Builder
(generated, shared) and per-side Reader Adapters (hand-authored,
sync vs async). Same pattern generalizes to other paired Modules.
7. Match enforcement to existing scripts. Per-Module freshness
checks (precedent: check-command-aliases-fresh.mjs), per-Module
drift lints (precedent: lint-shell-command-projection-drift.cjs),
and one hand-sync pair lint that blocks the #3523 anti-pattern
at PR time.
PRD phases reordered: STATE.md Document Module ships first as a
proof of pattern (two identical files become one source plus one
generated artifact). Configuration Module ships second, closing
the #3523 class. Workstream Inventory Builder split third.
Project-Root Resolution fourth. Enforcement and retrospective
fifth.
* docs(3524): expand scope — CJS router delegates to SDK runtime bridge
User flagged that the original "Out of scope" list was my unilateral
scoping call, not theirs. After review, the CJS router consolidation
(formerly out-of-scope item #1) is brought into scope.
ADR additions:
- CJS Command Router Adapter Module row added to canonical-owner
table. Existing Module (per CONTEXT.md) is amended so the
per-family `handlers` map delegates to `QueryRuntimeBridge.execute()`
in-process. Per-side CJS handler files for canonical families
(state.cjs, verify.cjs, init.cjs, phase.cjs, etc.) shrink to
delegates or are deleted.
- Per-side I/O Adapter consequence updated to clarify the bridge
preserves the in-process model. No subprocess hop is added.
- "Out of scope" stripped of router item; CJS-only seam migration
and verify-Module-first work remain out of scope.
PRD additions:
- New Phase 5: CJS Command Router Adapter delegates to SDK runtime
bridge, family-by-family, with golden parity matrix per family
gating each PR.
- Old Phase 5 (enforcement) renumbered to Phase 6, expanded to cover
Phase 5's parity matrix and runtime-bridge CODEOWNERS.
- Open question #4 added for the synchronous-bridging mechanism
(`deasync` vs `Atomics.wait` vs sync-handler refactor) — resolved
in the Phase 5 spike before any family migration begins.
- Open question #5 added for family migration order (recommended:
smallest read-only family first).
- Risks table expanded with three Phase 5 rows: bridging-mechanism
uncertainty, observable-output regression, startup-time impact.
- Done-when updated for six phases and five enforcement layers.
Non-goals updated: CJS-only Module migration and verify-Module
deepening remain out of scope. CJS CLI removal explicitly stays
off the table — the external `gsd-tools` contract is preserved.
* docs(3524): address CodeRabbit review
* docs(3524): fix PRD issue reference markdown
Closes#3522. When --respect-staged is passed the git add loop is skipped
entirely so per-hunk staging from git add -p is preserved. Default behavior
(full re-stage) is unchanged. The #3061 pathspec invariant holds under both
modes. Nothing-staged within scope returns { committed: false, reason:
'nothing staged' } without error.
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Three-part fix for the false "unknown config key(s)" warning fired for
top-level `branching_strategy` in .planning/config.json:
1. On-disk migration (option 3, mirroring multiRepo → planning.sub_repos):
When loadConfig reads a config.json with top-level `branching_strategy`
set and `git.branching_strategy` unset, it grafts the value into
`git.branching_strategy` and deletes the top-level key, then persists.
If `git.branching_strategy` is already set, the nested value wins
(matches SDK mergeDefaults precedence, PR #3116).
2. KNOWN_TOP_LEVEL safety net: 'branching_strategy' added to the deprecated-
keys bucket so the warning never fires even on the first read of a root
config that feeds a workstream merge (where `parsed` may still carry it).
3. Double-emission guard: a module-level `_warnedUnknownConfigKeys` Set
deduplicates the unknown-key warning across multiple loadConfig calls
within a single CLI invocation (init phase-op N called it twice).
Closes#3523
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Six failing tests covering all Done-when criteria from #3523:
1. No warning emitted for top-level branching_strategy
2. Value still surfaced via git.branching_strategy after loadConfig
3. Double-emission capped to single-emission per process
4-5. On-disk migration (option 3): write-back + no-clobber guard
6. CJS↔SDK contract: both agree on legacy-shape fixture
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The post-merge worktree-cleanup loop in quick.md issued bare `git diff`,
`git merge`, and related commands relying on CWD = project root. An LLM
orchestrator that reformats bash across separate tool calls can leak CWD
into a worktree, causing the merge to silently no-op.
At the top of each iteration body, resolve PROJECT_ROOT via
`git -C "$WT" rev-parse --git-common-dir` and `cd "$PROJECT_ROOT"`.
If the root cannot be resolved or reached, log a skip message and
continue to the next manifest entry. All existing guards (pre-merge
deletion guard #1756, STATE.md/ROADMAP.md backup/restore, resurrection
guard #2501/#3195) remain intact after the CWD pin.
Closes#3521 (bug 1 — CWD safety only; bug 2 / resurrection guard was
already fixed in a6beac40 / PR #3201 and is pending reporter retest).
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Simulates orchestrator-leaked CWD in the post-merge cleanup loop and
asserts that PROJECT_ROOT is resolved via `git -C "$WT" rev-parse
--git-common-dir` before any bare git command, that a missing root
causes a logged skip/continue, and that the existing pre-merge deletion
guard (#1756) and STATE.md/ROADMAP.md backup/restore remain in-place
after the CWD pin.
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The grep -v alternation in the git-enhanced two-way merge step was missing
the 'gsd-update' arm after the slash-command rename from /gsd:update to
/gsd-update. Commits authored by the current update flow fell through the
filter and were misclassified as user customizations, causing spurious merge
prompts during /gsd-update --reapply.
Adds 'gsd-update' between 'gsd:update' and 'GSD update'. The legacy
'gsd:update' arm is preserved for back-compat; 'GSD update' and 'gsd-install'
exclusions are unchanged.
Adds bug-3516-reapply-patches-gsd-update-filter.test.cjs — 7 tests that
assert all four exclusion patterns (gsd:update, gsd-update, GSD update,
gsd-install) are present in the git-enhanced two-way merge filter inside
get-shit-done/workflows/reapply-patches.md.
Two tests fail before the fix: 'filter excludes renamed gsd-update commits'
and 'all four expected exclusion patterns are present in the filter'.
Fixes two root causes behind bug #3517:
1. Idempotency: completed_phases was blindly incremented (parseInt + 1),
causing phase.complete N run twice to double-count (4 → 5 → 6).
Now derives from ROADMAP progress table Complete-row count, making
the operation idempotent.
2. Field coverage: eight STATE.md fields were left stale after phase
completion. Now updates in the same atomic lock section:
- frontmatter: stopped_at, last_updated, total_plans, completed_plans
- body: Current focus, Status line, By Phase table row
completed_plans = count of *-SUMMARY.md files across all phase dirs
total_plans = sum of M/N plan counts from ROADMAP progress table
percent = recomputed from fresh derived counts
Closes#3517
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Extract composeStatusline() helper from duplicated inline template logic in
runStatusline() and renderStatusline(). Both call sites now route through the
helper, which accepts a position param ('end' | 'front', default 'end').
- 'end' (default) preserves byte-identical output to v1.38.x and earlier
- 'front' renders ctx immediately after model name, before the first │
- Invalid values silently coerce to 'end' at runtime (belt-and-suspenders;
config-set rejects invalid values upfront via enum validator)
Adds statusline.context_position to VALID_CONFIG_KEYS in both CJS and TS
schemas, enum validator in config.cjs, docs row in CONFIGURATION.md,
and a changeset. Closes#2937.
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