msd-core/src/planning-snapshot.cts

/**
 * Planning Snapshot — a parsed projection of `.planning/` (Phase 10, #3308,
 * ADR-3180 §8.1).
 *
 * Composed EXCLUSIVELY from the already-consolidated §7 owners
 * (`getMilestoneInfo`, `listMilestonePhaseDirs`, `isPhaseComplete`,
 * `scanPhasePlans`, `stateFieldValue`, `planningPaths`) plus the frozen
 * `SCOPE` enum. This module introduces no new semantic derivation — it
 * introduces exactly one new thing: `worstScope`, a way to combine several
 * independently-scoped owner answers into one composite record without
 * letting a caller treat a non-answer as data.
 *
 * `buildPlanningSnapshot(cwd)` is the sole export consumers reach for;
 * `worstScope` is exported alongside it for direct unit coverage.
 *
 * Design: .gsd/phase/refactor-3308-planning-snapshot-parsed-projection/40-design.md
 *
 * ADR-457 build-at-publish: source in src/planning-snapshot.cts, compiled to
 * gsd-core/bin/lib/planning-snapshot.cjs (gitignored).
 */

import fs from 'node:fs';
import path from 'node:path';
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import roadmapParserMod = require('./roadmap-parser.cjs');
const { getMilestoneInfo, extractCurrentMilestone } = roadmapParserMod;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import phaseLocatorMod = require('./phase-locator.cjs');
const { listMilestonePhaseDirs, listAllPhaseDirs } = phaseLocatorMod;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import verificationMod = require('./verification.cjs');
const { isPhaseComplete } = verificationMod;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import scanPhasePlans = require('./plan-scan.cjs');
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import planningWorkspace = require('./planning-workspace.cjs');
// #612: `resolvePhaseIdConvention` is the federated (workstream -> root)
// `phase_id_convention` reader, from the same §7 owner module `planningPaths`
// comes from. Resolved once in `buildPlanningSnapshot` — see the
// `phaseIdConvention` field's comment for why one resolution point matters.
// #4257: `resolveEnvWorkstream` is that same module's ONE owner of the env
// workstream discriminator `planningDir` applies — the name W002's scope
// clause prints comes from the same resolution point that scoped the reads.
const { planningPaths, planningRoot, resolvePhaseIdConvention, resolveEnvWorkstream } = planningWorkspace;
// #4257: canonical CommonMark code strippers (markdown-sectionizer is the
// repo's T0 structural seam, adopted per the #2365 composition order — fenced
// blocks first, then inline spans) so the `statePhaseTokens` harvest sees
// PROSE, not quoted literals.
import { stripFencedCode, stripInlineCode } from './markdown-sectionizer.cjs';
import { platformReadSync, execGit } from './shell-command-projection.cjs';
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import frontmatterMod = require('./frontmatter.cjs');
const { extractFrontmatter, stripFrontmatter } = frontmatterMod;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports -- core-utils.cjs is an export= CommonJS module
import coreUtilsMod = require('./core-utils.cjs');
const { findOrphanSummaries } = coreUtilsMod;
import { stateFieldValue, stateCurrentPositionSlice } from './state-document.cjs';
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import unusableInputMod = require('./unusable-input.cjs');
const { UNUSABLE_REASON, warnUnusableInput } = unusableInputMod;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import planningScopeMod = require('./planning-scope.cjs');
const { SCOPE } = planningScopeMod;
type Scope = planningScopeMod.Scope;
import { resolveRuntime } from './runtime-slash.cjs';
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports -- agent-install-check.cjs is an export= CommonJS module
import agentInstallCheckMod = require('./agent-install-check.cjs');
const { checkAgentsInstalled } = agentInstallCheckMod;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports -- worktree-safety.cjs is an export= CommonJS module
import worktreeSafetyMod = require('./worktree-safety.cjs');
const { inspectWorktreeHealth } = worktreeSafetyMod;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports -- config-loader.cjs is an export= CommonJS module
import configLoaderMod = require('./config-loader.cjs');
const { isGitIgnored } = configLoaderMod;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports
import phaseIdMod = require('./phase-id.cjs');
// #612: `phaseHeadingPrefixSrcFor`/`PHASE_HEADING_BASELINE` SELECT a heading
// intro by convention (a convention-less call compiles the byte-identical base
// source the literal it replaced spelled); `isSentinelPhaseId` gets its bracket
// reading only when handed the convention explicitly.
const {
  PHASE_NUMBER_TOKEN_SOURCE,
  OPTIONAL_PHASE_TAG_SOURCE,
  stripProjectCodePrefix,
  phaseHeadingPrefixSrcFor,
  PHASE_HEADING_BASELINE,
  isSentinelPhaseId,
  scopeToPhase,
} = phaseIdMod;
// #612: `phaseTokenFromDir` is the convention-SELECTED counterpart of
// `PHASE_TOKEN_FROM_DIR_RE` — handed no convention it delegates to that very
// regex, so a legacy repo's tokenization is unchanged. `checkBracketCoherence`
// re-homed into `validate.cts` when #3309 deleted its `verify.cts` neighbours.
import {
  buildRoadmapPhaseVariants,
  phaseTokenFromDir,
  checkBracketCoherence,
  MILESTONE_ARCHIVE_DIR_RE,
} from './validate.cjs';
import type { BracketIncoherence } from './validate.cjs';

// ─── worstScope — the one new piece of coordination logic ───────────────────

/**
 * Severity ordering (`UNREADABLE` worst, `COMPLETE` best) is a genuine design
 * choice, not inherited from anywhere — see the design doc's "Scope
 * combination" section. `TRUNCATED` vs `UNSCOPED` are not ranked against each
 * other by any upstream decision; this ordering exists only so a future
 * diagnostic rule can name which failure was worse when several compound.
 */
const SCOPE_SEVERITY: Record<Scope, number> = {
  [SCOPE.COMPLETE]: 0,
  [SCOPE.TRUNCATED]: 1,
  [SCOPE.UNSCOPED]: 2,
  [SCOPE.UNREADABLE]: 3,
};

/**
 * Combine several independently-scoped owner answers into the single worst
 * (most severe) `Scope` among them. Pure, no I/O. Not a re-derivation of any
 * §7 owner — it folds together already-final `scope` outputs, which is new
 * coordination logic no single owner has visibility to express itself.
 */
function worstScope(...scopes: Scope[]): Scope {
  return scopes.reduce((worst, s) => (SCOPE_SEVERITY[s] > SCOPE_SEVERITY[worst] ? s : worst));
}

// ─── Snapshot shape ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

interface PhaseSnapshot {
  dir: string;
  complete: boolean;
  verificationStatus: string;
  planCount: number;
  summaryCount: number;
  scope: Scope;
}

interface PlanningSnapshot {
  // The resolved absolute `cwd` this snapshot was built for — `cwd` is
  // already `buildPlanningSnapshot`'s own input, not a new ambient read, so
  // exposing it is a "parsed value" per §8.1 rule 2, not §8.1 rule 1 ambient
  // I/O. Backs W027's active-worktree exclusion
  // (`src/health-diagnostic-rules/worktree-health.cts`), the one pre-migration
  // behavior (`verify.cts:2233-2242`) that genuinely needed the caller's cwd.
  cwd: string;
  milestone: ReturnType<typeof getMilestoneInfo>;
  phaseDirs: ReturnType<typeof listMilestonePhaseDirs>;
  phases: { value: PhaseSnapshot[]; scope: Scope };
  currentPhaseLabel: { value: string | null; scope: Scope };
  // ─── Phase 11 (#3309, ADR-3180 §8.2/§8.3/§8.5) additions ───────────────────
  // Additive-only — see the design doc's "The subject-surface gap" section.
  // `config` genuinely lives under `.planning/`; `agentInstall` and
  // `worktreeHealth` do not (named as such so a future reader does not
  // mistake them for §7 derivations) but are exposed here anyway so every
  // rule's `check(snapshot)` signature stays the single object §8.1 rule 1
  // names, "the snapshot".
  config: { value: Record<string, unknown> | null; scope: Scope; exists: boolean };
  agentInstall: { value: ReturnType<typeof checkAgentsInstalled>; scope: Scope };
  worktreeHealth: { value: ReturnType<typeof inspectWorktreeHealth>['findings']; scope: Scope; reason: string };
  // ─── #3586 (Phase 2, epic #2292) addition ──────────────────────────────────
  // Backs W029: detects `.planning/` matching an ignore rule while at least
  // one path under it is still tracked by git — see `buildPlanningTrackedField`'s
  // own doc comment for the full rationale.
  planningTracked: { value: { tracked: boolean; ignored: boolean }; scope: Scope; reason: string };
  // ─── Phase 11 (#3309) "Rule table organization" additions ─────────────────
  // The design doc's own "Rule table organization" table and prose disagree
  // on the count: the table lists EIGHT rows (through `planningRootFiles`,
  // W019) but the prose says "7 more fields" / "14 fields after this batch".
  // This implementation follows the table (and the task brief, which
  // separately enumerates all eight) — every field a reused owner or a
  // small, relocated (not new-algorithm) derivation. `PlanningSnapshot`
  // therefore totals 15 fields after this batch, not 14; flagged here rather
  // than silently reconciled, since correcting the design doc's prose is
  // outside this diff's scope.
  projectSections: { value: string[] | null; scope: Scope; exists: boolean };
  statePhaseTokens: { value: string[]; scope: Scope };
  stateStatus: { value: string | null; scope: Scope };
  roadmapDeclaredPhases: { value: { phaseId: string; milestone: string | null }[]; scope: Scope };
  roadmapPhaseCheckboxes: { value: Record<string, boolean>; scope: Scope };
  researchValidationStatus: {
    value: { dir: string; hasValidationArchitecture: boolean; hasValidationMd: boolean }[];
    scope: Scope;
  };
  milestoneArchiveStatus: {
    value: { archivedVersions: string[]; documentedVersions: string[] };
    scope: Scope;
  };
  planningRootFiles: { value: string[]; scope: Scope };
  // W006/W007 (ROADMAP/disk consistency group) fidelity fix, found while
  // implementing `src/health-diagnostic-rules/roadmap-disk-consistency.cts`:
  // `phaseDirs` (Phase 10) is deliberately WINDOWED to the phases
  // `listMilestonePhaseDirs`'s `inWindow` filter (`getMilestonePhaseFilter`,
  // `src/roadmap-parser.cts:1220`) resolves as belonging to the CURRENT
  // milestone window — a directory whose phase id is NOT declared anywhere
  // in ROADMAP.md is EXCLUDED from `phaseDirs.value` by construction
  // (`isDirInMilestone` membership test). That is exactly the directory
  // W007 exists to find ("an on-disk phase dir has no matching ROADMAP
  // entry"), so sourcing W007 from `phaseDirs.value` would make it
  // structurally unable to fire on the very case it names: an orphan
  // directory can never be a member of the set that is itself defined as
  // "directories the roadmap already declares." `allPhaseDirNames` is the
  // un-windowed twin — every directory actually present under the active
  // `phases/` root, unfiltered by roadmap declaration (sentinel-id
  // exclusion is left to the RULE, mirroring `verify.cts:2091`'s own
  // per-entry `isSentinelPhaseId` guard rather than baking it into the
  // field). Archived-milestone directories are out of scope here exactly as
  // they already are for `phaseDirs` (see this batch's own disclosed
  // fidelity reduction for that).
  allPhaseDirNames: { value: string[]; scope: Scope };
  // W002 (STATE.md-consistency group) fidelity fix, found while implementing
  // `src/health-diagnostic-rules/state-consistency.cts`. The original
  // `cmdValidateHealth` W002 check unions THREE sources into its "valid
  // phase" set — disk dirs, ROADMAP headings, and
  // `forEachArchivedPhaseToken(planBase, ...)` (`verify.cts:1748`, every
  // phase-token-shaped subdirectory under `.planning/milestones/*-phases/`,
  // via the same `MILESTONE_ARCHIVE_DIR_RE`/`PHASE_TOKEN_FROM_DIR_RE`
  // `listMilestoneArchiveDirs`/`forEachArchivedPhaseToken` use, both already
  // exported from `validate.cjs` — no new regex derivation here). Without the
  // third source, a STATE.md reference to a phase whose only directory lives
  // in a shipped-milestone archive reads as an undeclared phase (#3652).
  // Additive-only per this batch's own field-table constraint. Also now reused
  // by `src/health-diagnostic-rules/roadmap-disk-consistency.cts`'s `checkW006`
  // (Bug 1, #3309 W006/W007 migration cluster) for the same "was this token
  // archived" question a ROADMAP *entry* needs answered, not just a STATE.md
  // *reference* — same token set, two independent consumers, no re-derivation.
  archivedPhaseTokens: { value: string[]; scope: Scope };
  // W026 (STATE.md-consistency group) fidelity fix, found while implementing
  // `src/health-diagnostic-rules/state-consistency.cts`. W026's original
  // logic (`verify.cts:2356-2399`, the second `addIssue('warning', 'W021',
  // ...)` call site before the #3309 code split) scopes ROADMAP.md to the
  // CURRENT milestone via `extractCurrentMilestone(roadmapRaw, cwd)` — the
  // same shared, `<details>`/`<summary>`-tolerant scoping owner every other
  // milestone-aware consumer uses (`roadmap-parser.cts`) — then scans
  // `#{2,4}\s*Phase\s+(TOKEN)...` headings within that scoped slice.
  // `roadmapDeclaredPhases`'s `milestone` attribution (above) is NOT a fit
  // here even though it looks adjacent: it exists to relocate
  // `checkMilestonePrefixMismatches`'s OWN narrower `sectionRx`
  // (`verify.cts:1429-1459`, `^#{1,3}\s+...vX.Y`, no `<details>` support) —
  // faithful for W021 (which never supported `<details>` either), but
  // reusing it for W026 would regress W026's ALREADY-`<details>`-tolerant
  // original behavior. This field is W026's own, independently-scoped
  // phase-id list — additive-only, no change to `roadmapDeclaredPhases`.
  currentMilestoneRoadmapPhaseIds: { value: string[]; scope: Scope };
  // ─── Phase 12 (#3310, ADR-3180 §8.4) additions ─────────────────────────────
  // Backs C002/C003/C004 (`src/health-diagnostic-rules/consistency.cts`,
  // `cmdValidateConsistency`'s migration target). All three relocate
  // `verify.cts:1556-1603`'s per-phase-directory plan scan verbatim; see
  // `buildPerPhasePlanScanFields`'s own doc comment for why the three share
  // one builder and one enumeration base (`allPhaseDirNames`, NOT the
  // current-milestone-windowed `phaseDirs`).
  perPhasePlanNumbering: { value: { phaseDir: string; planNums: number[] }[]; scope: Scope };
  perPhaseOrphanSummaries: { value: { phaseDir: string; orphanSummary: string }[]; scope: Scope };
  perPhaseWaveMissingPlans: { value: { phaseDir: string; plan: string }[]; scope: Scope };
  // ─── #612 / PR-2 (bracket read tolerance) additions ────────────────────────
  // `phaseIdConvention` is the repo's federated (workstream -> root) answer to
  // `phase_id_convention`, resolved EXACTLY ONCE per snapshot via
  // `resolvePhaseIdConvention` (`planning-workspace.cjs` — the same ADR-3180 §7
  // owner module `planningPaths` already comes from, so this is an in-doctrine
  // source, not a new derivation). Every ROADMAP/disk read below and every rule
  // that selects a heading or directory grammar takes its answer from here.
  //
  // ONE resolution point is load-bearing, not a micro-optimisation: PR-2's
  // original `cmdValidateConsistency` defect was two readers inside ONE command
  // resolving the convention from two different bases, so the ROADMAP read
  // widened while the directory read did not and every bracket phase reported
  // missing from disk. A rule resolving it for itself would re-open that seam
  // once per rule — and `Rule.check(snapshot)` may not perform ambient I/O
  // (§8.1 rule 1) in any case, so the resolution belongs in this layer. `null`
  // on every repo that has not opted in, which is the value each widened read
  // compiles its BASE (byte-identical) grammar from.
  phaseIdConvention: string | null;
  // Tokens borne ONLY by sentinel-bracket ROADMAP headings (`### [GSD.999] 07:`
  // yields token `07`). Produced by the same `buildRoadmapPhaseVariants` call
  // that produces `roadmapDeclaredPhases`, so the two can never disagree about
  // which headings they saw. EMPTY unless the bracket convention is active.
  //
  // Its own field because bracket sentinel-ness lives in the MILESTONE, not the
  // token: a bare-token test (`isSentinelPhaseId`, #3225) cannot see it once the
  // heading is reduced to `07`. The two guards are DISJOINT — #3225 reads legacy
  // `### Phase 999:`, this reads `### [GSD.999] 07:` — and `checkW006` needs both.
  roadmapSentinelPhaseTokens: { value: string[]; scope: Scope };
  // Bracket-coherence findings (`checkBracketCoherence`, `validate.cjs`) — the
  // bracket half of W021. Computed ONLY under the bracket convention; a legacy
  // repo gets a `COMPLETE`-scoped empty list without the ROADMAP being parsed
  // for it at all, so a check that can fail a repo runs only for the convention
  // that repo opted into.
  roadmapBracketIncoherences: { value: BracketIncoherence[]; scope: Scope };
  // ─── #4257 addition ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  // The name of the workstream every workstream-aware read in THIS snapshot
  // was scoped to, `null` on a flat/root-scope project. Derived from
  // `resolveEnvWorkstream()` — the ONE env discriminator `planningDir`
  // itself applies when `planningPaths(cwd)` resolves the base — so the
  // field cannot disagree with the base the fields were actually read from
  // (one resolution point; the #612 PR-2 two-readers-two-bases lesson).
  // Additive-only in the `archivedPhaseTokens` (#3652) shape; backs W002's
  // scope clause (`... are declared in workstream <name>`), which names the
  // scope because per-workstream phase numbering is deliberate and a
  // cross-workstream "declared" union would silence genuine drift.
  workstream: string | null;
}

/**
 * Build one `PhaseSnapshot` for a single already-enumerated phase directory
 * name. `isPhaseComplete` and `scanPhasePlans` each perform their own raw
 * `readdirSync` against `fullPhaseDir` and can independently degrade — see
 * the design doc's "Scope combination" section for why the two are genuinely
 * uncorrelated (isPhaseComplete's readability check never re-derives or
 * requires scanPhasePlans, and vice versa).
 */
function buildPhaseSnapshot(phasesDir: string, dir: string): PhaseSnapshot {
  const fullPhaseDir = path.join(phasesDir, dir);
  const completionResult = isPhaseComplete(fullPhaseDir);
  const scanResult = scanPhasePlans(fullPhaseDir);
  return {
    dir,
    complete: completionResult.value.complete,
    verificationStatus: completionResult.value.verification.status,
    planCount: scanResult.planCount,
    summaryCount: scanResult.summaryCount,
    scope: worstScope(completionResult.scope, scanResult.scope),
  };
}

interface StateFields {
  currentPhaseLabel: { value: string | null; scope: Scope };
  statePhaseTokens: { value: string[]; scope: Scope };
  stateStatus: { value: string | null; scope: Scope };
}

/**
 * Resolve every STATE.md-sourced field in one place: `currentPhaseLabel` (the
 * raw `Phase:` field under `## Current Position`, e.g. `"3 of 8 (User
 * Auth)"`, not a normalized phase-directory id — see the design doc's Known
 * limits), `statePhaseTokens` (Phase 11, #3309 — every phase-number-shaped
 * token found anywhere in STATE.md's raw text, backs W002), and `stateStatus`
 * (Phase 11, #3309 — the `status`/`Status` field, backs W011).
 *
 * Phase 10 shipped `currentPhaseLabel` as its own single-purpose reader
 * (`buildCurrentPhaseLabel(statePath)`); this phase folds two more STATE.md
 * derivations in rather than reading and parsing the same file three times
 * per `buildPlanningSnapshot` call — the read, `extractFrontmatter`, and
 * `stripFrontmatter` are genuinely shared inputs for all three, and sharing
 * them means `warnUnusableInput(STATE_UNREADABLE)` also stays a single call
 * site instead of a risk of tripling on one degraded read.
 *
 * This module performs the one STATE.md read no §7 owner does, mirroring
 * every existing STATE.md caller (`cmdStateSnapshot`, `cmdStatePrune`):
 * `platformReadSync` + `extractFrontmatter` + `stripFrontmatter`.
 *
 * - STATE.md absent (ENOENT, `platformReadSync` returns `null`) is a real
 *   non-answer, NOT corruption — a project that never ran `state.init`
 *   legitimately has no STATE.md yet. `warnUnusableInput` is NOT called.
 * - STATE.md present but unreadable (any other read error, e.g. EISDIR) is
 *   corruption — `warnUnusableInput(STATE_UNREADABLE)` fires exactly once,
 *   and all three fields degrade to their UNREADABLE non-answer together.
 * - An unterminated frontmatter fence is reported by `extractFrontmatter`
 *   itself (`FRONTMATTER_UNTERMINATED`) — this function does not duplicate
 *   that diagnostic; it still attempts a body-only field read on whatever
 *   `stripFrontmatter` leaves behind.
 * - `currentPhaseLabel`/`stateStatus` both live under `## Current Position`
 *   (`gsd-core/templates/state.md`) and both use `stateFieldValue`
 *   (`state-document.cts:296`) the exact way `smart-entry.cts:448`/
 *   `state.cts:1561,3273` already call it for `'status'`/`'Status'` — so a
 *   missing `## Current Position` section degrades BOTH to `TRUNCATED` with
 *   a whole-body fallback, together.
 * - `statePhaseTokens` scans the WHOLE document (`verify.cts`'s exact
 *   `PHASE_NUMBER_TOKEN_SOURCE` regex, relocated verbatim from
 *   `verify.cts:1731-1735`; #4257 adds the left word boundary and the
 *   fenced-block/inline-span strip — see the harvest site's comment), not
 *   just the Current Position section, so it is NOT degraded to `TRUNCATED`
 *   by a missing section header — it stays `COMPLETE` whenever the file
 *   itself was read successfully.
 */
function buildStateFields(statePath: string): StateFields {
  let content: string | null;
  try {
    content = platformReadSync(statePath);
  } catch {
    warnUnusableInput({ reason: UNUSABLE_REASON.STATE_UNREADABLE, source: statePath });
    return {
      currentPhaseLabel: { value: null, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
      statePhaseTokens: { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
      stateStatus: { value: null, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
    };
  }
  if (content === null) {
    return {
      currentPhaseLabel: { value: null, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
      statePhaseTokens: { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
      stateStatus: { value: null, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
    };
  }

  const frontmatter = extractFrontmatter(content, statePath);
  const body = stripFrontmatter(content);
  const section = stateCurrentPositionSlice(body);
  const currentPositionScope = section === null ? SCOPE.TRUNCATED : SCOPE.COMPLETE;

  // #1760 fallback ladder — now a full mirror of `state.cts`'s
  // `resolveStatePhase` (its three-source ladder at `state.cts:1494-1516`),
  // including the frontmatter step that ladder leads with:
  //   1. frontmatter `current_phase` scalar — the machine-readable key
  //      `gsd-tools state update` / `state begin-phase` persist via
  //      `syncStateFrontmatter` (`state.cts:2023`), so it takes PRIORITY over
  //      any body field (#3280: a body-only ladder left W011 structurally
  //      blind to the one format the product itself writes — a stale body
  //      `Phase:` remnant even SHADOWED the current frontmatter value).
  //   2. the legacy bold `**Current Phase:**` field (what `verify.cts:2109-
  //      2111` originally matched, and what pre-template-migration STATE.md
  //      fixtures still use).
  //   3. the current template's bare `Phase: [X] of [Y]` field.
  // A document carrying several is read the same way `resolveStatePhase`
  // reads it elsewhere — frontmatter first, then body, in that order.
  const frontmatterCurrentPhase = stateFieldValue(frontmatter, body, 'current_phase', null);
  const legacyCurrentPhaseLabel = stateFieldValue(frontmatter, section ?? body, null, 'Current Phase', {
    scope: currentPositionScope,
  });
  const templateCurrentPhaseLabel = stateFieldValue(frontmatter, section ?? body, null, 'Phase', {
    scope: currentPositionScope,
  });
  const currentPhaseLabel = {
    value:
      frontmatterCurrentPhase.value ?? legacyCurrentPhaseLabel.value ?? templateCurrentPhaseLabel.value,
    scope:
      frontmatterCurrentPhase.value !== null
        ? frontmatterCurrentPhase.scope
        : legacyCurrentPhaseLabel.value !== null
          ? legacyCurrentPhaseLabel.scope
          : templateCurrentPhaseLabel.scope,
  };
  const stateStatus = stateFieldValue(frontmatter, section ?? body, 'status', 'Status', {
    scope: currentPositionScope,
  });
  const statePhaseTokens = {
    // #4257: harvest PROSE phase references, not every literal token match.
    // Two precisions over the pre-#4257 verbatim relocation of verify.cts's
    // scan (which was `[Pp]hase\s+(TOKEN)`, unanchored, over the raw file):
    //
    // 1. Strip fenced code blocks, then inline code spans (the #2365
    //    composition order, via the canonical markdown-sectionizer seam) —
    //    a token inside backticks is a QUOTED LITERAL (a ledger row quoting
    //    `` `/gsd-execute-phase 5` `` or `` `- [ ] **Phase 40:` `` from a
    //    sibling roadmap), not a reference. Pinned tradeoff: a GENUINE
    //    reference written in backticks stops counting too — a quoted
    //    literal and a reference are indistinguishable inside a code span.
    // 2. Left word boundary `(?<![-\w])` — the `-phase 5` tail of GSD's own
    //    command names (`/gsd-execute-phase 5`, bare or in prose) is a
    //    command mention, not a reference, and word-suffixed carriers
    //    (`myphase 5`) never were references. `Phase 5` at line start,
    //    `**Phase 5:**`, `(Phase 5)`, `[Phase 5]`, and `### Phase 5:` all
    //    still harvest — the char before `Phase` is not in `[-\w]`.
    //
    // Still scans the WHOLE document (frontmatter included — the `Phase: 3`
    // field syntax never matched, `phase` is followed by a colon, not `\s`),
    // still `COMPLETE` whenever the file itself was read successfully.
    value: [
      ...stripInlineCode(stripFencedCode(content).text).matchAll(
        new RegExp(`(?<![-\\w])[Pp]hase\\s+(${PHASE_NUMBER_TOKEN_SOURCE})`, 'g'),
      ),
    ].map((m) => m[1]),
    scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE,
  };

  return { currentPhaseLabel, statePhaseTokens, stateStatus };
}

/**
 * Resolve `config` — the parsed `.planning/config.json`, preserving the same
 * three-way distinction `cmdValidateHealth` (`src/verify.cts` W003/E005)
 * already makes without going through `loadConfig` (which collapses that
 * distinction): absent is a real non-answer — `{value: null, scope:
 * UNREADABLE, exists: false}`, no `warnUnusableInput` call, mirrors
 * `buildCurrentPhaseLabel`'s treatment of an absent STATE.md; present but
 * unparseable JSON IS corruption — `{value: null, scope: UNREADABLE, exists:
 * true}`, `warnUnusableInput(CONFIG_UNREADABLE)` fires exactly once, so a
 * later health-diagnostic rule can tell "config.json not found" (W003,
 * repairable via `createConfig`) apart from "config.json: JSON parse error"
 * (E005, repairable via `resetConfig`) — the `exists` flag is exactly that
 * discriminator. `config.json` is root-scoped (`planningRoot`), NOT
 * workstream-scoped (`planningPaths(cwd).config` would resolve under
 * `.planning/workstreams/<ws>/` instead) — see verify.cts's own
 * rootBase-vs-wsBase split at cmdValidateHealth's top.
 */
function buildConfigField(cwd: string): { value: Record<string, unknown> | null; scope: Scope; exists: boolean } {
  const configPath = path.join(planningRoot(cwd), 'config.json');
  if (!fs.existsSync(configPath)) {
    return { value: null, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, exists: false };
  }
  try {
    const raw = fs.readFileSync(configPath, 'utf-8');
    const parsed = JSON.parse(raw) as Record<string, unknown>;
    return { value: parsed, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE, exists: true };
  } catch {
    warnUnusableInput({ reason: UNUSABLE_REASON.CONFIG_UNREADABLE, source: configPath });
    return { value: null, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, exists: true };
  }
}

/**
 * Resolve `agentInstall` — wraps `checkAgentsInstalled(runtime, cwd)` with
 * the same `runtime` `cmdValidateHealth` resolves (`resolveRuntime(cwd)`,
 * its `_slashRuntime`). Not `.planning/`-sourced (see design doc). `scope`
 * is `COMPLETE` whenever the scan itself ran, even when it reports missing
 * or incomplete agents — that is a real answer, not a non-answer.
 * `UNREADABLE` only if the scan itself throws, mirroring cmdValidateHealth's
 * own try/catch around this same call (there, the exception is swallowed as
 * "non-blocking"; here it is surfaced via `scope` instead of silently
 * dropped, since a snapshot field has nowhere else to carry that fact).
 */
function buildAgentInstallField(cwd: string): { value: ReturnType<typeof checkAgentsInstalled>; scope: Scope } {
  const runtime = resolveRuntime(cwd);
  try {
    return { value: checkAgentsInstalled(runtime, cwd), scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE };
  } catch {
    return {
      value: {
        agents_installed: false,
        missing_agents: [],
        installed_agents: [],
        incomplete_agents: [],
        agents_dir: '',
        agent_runtime: runtime,
      },
      scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE,
    };
  }
}

/**
 * Resolve `worktreeHealth` — wraps `inspectWorktreeHealth(cwd, { staleAfterMs
 * }, deps)` with the exact same arguments `cmdValidateHealth` passes
 * (`src/verify.cts` W017/W020/W027 call sites): a 1-hour staleness window,
 * and the raw `execGit`/`fs.existsSync`/`fs.statSync` seam (not
 * `worktree-safety.cts`'s own `execGitDefault` wrapper). Not
 * `.planning/`-sourced (see design doc). `scope` is `COMPLETE` only when the
 * underlying `git worktree list` scan itself succeeded (`ok: true`) — a
 * timed-out or failed scan (`ok: false`, mirroring W020's degraded-check
 * report) or a thrown exception (mirrors cmdValidateHealth's own
 * "git worktree not available or not a git repo — skip silently" catch)
 * both degrade to `UNREADABLE` with an empty findings array, since neither
 * case has real per-worktree data to report. `reason` carries
 * `inspectWorktreeHealth`'s own discriminator ('ok' | 'git_timed_out' |
 * 'git_list_failed' | 'not_a_git_repo') straight through — NOT discarded —
 * so `checkW020` (`src/health-diagnostic-rules/worktree-health.cts`) can
 * reproduce `verify.cts:2202-2217`'s exact branching: it warns on
 * 'git_timed_out' or 'git_list_failed' but stays silent on 'not_a_git_repo'
 * (a `.planning/`-only fixture/tmp dir with no git repo at all is not a
 * degraded scan). A thrown exception reports 'exception', which also stays
 * silent, matching the original's catch-all "skip silently" comment.
 */
function buildWorktreeHealthField(cwd: string): { value: ReturnType<typeof inspectWorktreeHealth>['findings']; scope: Scope; reason: string } {
  try {
    const result = inspectWorktreeHealth(
      cwd,
      { staleAfterMs: 60 * 60 * 1000 },
      { execGit, existsSync: fs.existsSync, statSync: fs.statSync },
    );
    if (!result.ok) {
      return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, reason: result.reason };
    }
    return { value: result.findings, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE, reason: result.reason };
  } catch {
    return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, reason: 'exception' };
  }
}

// #3586 (Phase 2, epic #2292): matches `execGit`'s own default timeout
// (`shell-command-projection.cts:628`, also `10_000`) — kept as an explicit
// named constant here (rather than omitting `timeout` and relying on that
// default silently) so this call site's bound is self-documenting; generous
// enough for a normal repo, bounded enough to degrade rather than stall
// `buildPlanningSnapshot`, which every health path calls.
const PLANNING_TRACKED_GIT_TIMEOUT_MS = 10_000;

/**
 * Resolve `planningTracked` — whether `.planning/` matches a gitignore rule
 * AND whether at least one path under it is still tracked by git (#3586,
 * Phase 2 of epic #2292). `.gitignore` has no effect on files git already
 * tracks, so a project that committed `.planning/` before ignoring it keeps
 * staging those files forever — while `commit_docs` auto-resolves `false`
 * (`isGitIgnored`, reused below, is exactly what that resolution consults),
 * which is what makes the contradiction invisible. Backs W029
 * (`src/health-diagnostic-rules/config-validation.cts`).
 *
 * Modeled directly on `buildWorktreeHealthField` above (ADR-3180 §8.1 rule 1:
 * a `Rule.check(snapshot)` may perform no ambient I/O, so this `git ls-files`
 * probe lives here, in the snapshot builder, not the rule).
 *
 * `tracked` runs `git ls-files -- .planning` through the module's own
 * injected `execGit` seam: non-empty stdout means at least one path under
 * `.planning/` is in the INDEX — worktree presence is irrelevant (a path
 * tracked in the index but deleted on disk still counts; that is what "the
 * index is what matters" means for this probe).
 *
 * `ignored` reuses `isGitIgnored` (`config-loader.cjs`) — the SAME
 * `git check-ignore -q --no-index` resolution `commit_docs` auto-resolution
 * already calls (`config-loader.cts:824`) — rather than a second,
 * independently-drifting `check-ignore` invocation. Only computed once the
 * `ls-files` probe itself succeeded; a probe that could not run has no
 * grounds to ask a second question either.
 *
 * Degradation mirrors `buildWorktreeHealthField` exactly: not a git repo →
 * `SCOPE.UNREADABLE` + reason `not_a_git_repo` (silent downstream — matches
 * the sibling builder's deliberate treatment of a `.planning/`-only
 * fixture/tmp dir with no git repo at all); a timed-out `ls-files` →
 * `git_timed_out`; any other non-zero exit → `git_list_failed`; a thrown
 * exception → `exception`. Never throws out of the builder.
 *
 * Repo-presence is determined STRUCTURALLY, not by reading `ls-files`'s
 * stderr prose (#3586): git localizes its error text (`LANG`/`LC_ALL`), so a
 * regex matching the English "not a git repository" string silently
 * misclassifies `not_a_git_repo` as `git_list_failed` under any non-English
 * locale — this is exactly the "raw text matching on subprocess output"
 * `CONTRIBUTING.md` bans, applied to production code rather than a test.
 * Instead, on the `ls-files` failure path ONLY (never on the happy path —
 * `buildPlanningSnapshot` runs on every health invocation, and the happy
 * path must stay a single subprocess call), this asks git a structural
 * yes/no question via `git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree`: exit 0 means we
 * ARE inside a work tree, so the `ls-files` failure was something else →
 * `git_list_failed`; a non-zero exit means we are NOT → `not_a_git_repo`.
 * If that probe itself times out, `result.timedOut` (the shared
 * `isSpawnTimeout` predicate) reports `git_timed_out` — not a hand-rolled
 * timeout check.
 *
 * `ENOBUFS` overflow (#3586 review F2): `execGit` sets no `maxBuffer`, so
 * `spawnSync`'s Node-default 1MB cap applies to `ls-files`' stdout. A
 * `.planning/` tree with enough tracked paths to exceed 1MB makes
 * `spawnSync` report `error.code === 'ENOBUFS'` — exactly the large-tracked-
 * history case this probe exists to catch, and exactly the case most likely
 * to legitimately overflow the buffer. Falling into the generic
 * non-zero-exit path here would misclassify it as `git_list_failed` →
 * `SCOPE.UNREADABLE`, silently dropping the finding in precisely the
 * scenario where it matters most. Overflow is therefore treated as PROOF OF
 * TRACKING, not as a degraded read: `ls-files` only overflows because it had
 * non-empty output to begin with, so `tracked` is unconditionally `true` —
 * detected BEFORE the generic `exitCode !== 0` branch below, so this case
 * never reaches (and never pays for) the `rev-parse` structural probe.
 */
function buildPlanningTrackedField(cwd: string): { value: { tracked: boolean; ignored: boolean }; scope: Scope; reason: string } {
  try {
    const result = execGit(['ls-files', '--', '.planning'], { cwd, timeout: PLANNING_TRACKED_GIT_TIMEOUT_MS });
    if (result.timedOut) {
      return { value: { tracked: false, ignored: false }, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, reason: 'git_timed_out' };
    }
    if ((result.error as NodeJS.ErrnoException | null | undefined)?.code === 'ENOBUFS') {
      const ignored = isGitIgnored(cwd, '.planning/');
      return { value: { tracked: true, ignored }, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE, reason: 'ok_truncated' };
    }
    if (result.exitCode !== 0) {
      const probe = execGit(['rev-parse', '--is-inside-work-tree'], { cwd, timeout: PLANNING_TRACKED_GIT_TIMEOUT_MS });
      if (probe.timedOut) {
        return { value: { tracked: false, ignored: false }, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, reason: 'git_timed_out' };
      }
      const reason = probe.exitCode === 0 ? 'git_list_failed' : 'not_a_git_repo';
      return { value: { tracked: false, ignored: false }, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, reason };
    }
    const tracked = result.stdout.trim().length > 0;
    const ignored = isGitIgnored(cwd, '.planning/');
    return { value: { tracked, ignored }, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE, reason: 'ok' };
  } catch {
    return { value: { tracked: false, ignored: false }, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, reason: 'exception' };
  }
}

// ─── Phase 11 (#3309) "Rule table organization" builders ────────────────────
// Each relocates (not reinvents) an existing `verify.cts` derivation. See the
// design doc's "Rule table organization" table for the exact source lines.

/**
 * Resolve `projectSections` — the `##`-level section headings actually
 * present in `.planning/PROJECT.md`, as a plain list (NOT filtered against a
 * required-sections list — the caller, the future W001/E002 rules, do that
 * comparison). Relocates the read+parse half of `verify.cts:1681-1691`
 * (E002/W001), generalized from "does the file include these three fixed
 * strings" to "what headings does the file actually have."
 *
 * PROJECT.md is root-scoped (`planningRoot(cwd)`), NOT workstream-scoped —
 * mirrors `cmdValidateHealth`'s own `projectPath = path.join(rootBase,
 * 'PROJECT.md')` (`verify.cts:1649`), the same root-vs-workstream split
 * `buildConfigField` already documents for config.json.
 *
 * Same `exists`-discriminator shape as `config`: absent file is a real
 * non-answer (`{value: null, scope: UNREADABLE, exists: false}`, no
 * `warnUnusableInput`); present but unreadable IS corruption —
 * `{value: null, scope: UNREADABLE, exists: true}`,
 * `warnUnusableInput(PROJECT_UNREADABLE)` fires exactly once, mirroring
 * `buildConfigField`'s treatment of a present-but-unparseable config.json.
 */
function buildProjectSectionsField(cwd: string): { value: string[] | null; scope: Scope; exists: boolean } {
  const projectPath = path.join(planningRoot(cwd), 'PROJECT.md');
  if (!fs.existsSync(projectPath)) {
    return { value: null, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, exists: false };
  }
  let content: string;
  try {
    content = fs.readFileSync(projectPath, 'utf-8');
  } catch {
    warnUnusableInput({ reason: UNUSABLE_REASON.PROJECT_UNREADABLE, source: projectPath });
    return { value: null, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE, exists: true };
  }
  const value = [...content.matchAll(/^##\s+(.+)$/gm)].map((m) => m[1].trim());
  return { value, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE, exists: true };
}

/**
 * Resolve `roadmapDeclaredPhases` — every phase id ROADMAP.md declares
 * (heading-style AND checklist-style, not filtered to disk presence), each
 * paired with the milestone-version section it was found under (`null` when
 * found outside any versioned section). Backs W006/W007 (declared-phase
 * half) and W021(2288)/W026(2392) (milestone-attribution half).
 *
 * The declared-phase-id half reuses `buildRoadmapPhaseVariants`
 * (`validate.cts:136`, already imported by `verify.cts:12` — genuine existing
 * reuse). The milestone-attribution half relocates
 * `checkMilestonePrefixMismatches`'s `sectionRx`-based section walk
 * (`verify.cts:1429-1459`, local/unexported there), generalized from "record
 * only the mismatches" to "record every attribution" — this field exposes
 * the parsed fact; the future W021/W026 rules make the mismatch judgment.
 */
function buildRoadmapDeclaredPhasesField(
  roadmapPath: string,
  convention: string | null,
): {
  declared: { value: { phaseId: string; milestone: string | null }[]; scope: Scope };
  sentinelTokens: { value: string[]; scope: Scope };
} {
  if (!fs.existsSync(roadmapPath)) {
    return {
      declared: { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
      sentinelTokens: { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
    };
  }
  let content: string;
  try {
    content = fs.readFileSync(roadmapPath, 'utf-8');
  } catch {
    return {
      declared: { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
      sentinelTokens: { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE },
    };
  }

  // #612: the declared-phase scan is SELECTED by the resolved convention — a
  // non-bracket repo compiles the byte-identical pattern sources this call
  // compiled before, so its declared set is unchanged. `sentinelPhases` is the
  // same call's third output (empty off the bracket convention) and is surfaced
  // rather than filtered in place: `roadmapPhases` feeds both a membership check
  // (W002's valid-phase set) and a missing-directory warning (W006), and only
  // the latter should ignore an icebox item.
  const { roadmapPhases, sentinelPhases } = buildRoadmapPhaseVariants(content, convention);

  const milestoneByPhase = new Map<string, string>();
  const sectionRx = /^#{1,3}\s+(?:\[[^\]]{1,200}\]\s*)?.*v(\d+\.\d+)/gim;
  const sections: { version: string; start: number; end: number }[] = [];
  let sm: RegExpExecArray | null;
  while ((sm = sectionRx.exec(content)) !== null) {
    if (sections.length > 0) sections[sections.length - 1].end = sm.index;
    sections.push({ version: `v${sm[1]}`, start: sm.index, end: content.length });
  }
  const phaseRx = /#{2,4}\s*(?:\[[^\]]{1,200}\]\s*)?Phase\s+([\w][\w.-]*)(?:\s*\([^)\n]{0,200}\))?\s*:/gi;
  for (const section of sections) {
    const sectionContent = content.slice(section.start, section.end);
    phaseRx.lastIndex = 0;
    let pm: RegExpExecArray | null;
    while ((pm = phaseRx.exec(sectionContent)) !== null) {
      if (!milestoneByPhase.has(pm[1])) milestoneByPhase.set(pm[1], section.version);
    }
  }

  const value = [...roadmapPhases].map((phaseId) => ({
    phaseId,
    milestone: milestoneByPhase.get(phaseId) ?? null,
  }));
  return {
    declared: { value, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE },
    sentinelTokens: { value: [...sentinelPhases], scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE },
  };
}

/**
 * Resolve `roadmapPhaseCheckboxes` — parsed `[x]`/`[ ]` checkbox state per
 * phase from ROADMAP.md's progress-table region, keyed by phase id. Backs
 * W011.
 *
 * Relocates and generalizes `verify.cts`'s W011 block (`verify.cts:2104-
 * 2134`): that call site builds ONE hardcoded `phaseCheckboxRe` testing a
 * single target phase id (STATE's current phase) for a `[x]` match. This
 * builder is the same regex shape, generalized to CAPTURE both the check
 * character and the phase id instead of interpolating one fixed target, so
 * every declared checkbox is recorded, not just one.
 *
 * NOT a re-derivation of `isPhaseComplete` (`verification.cts:557`, ADR-3180
 * §7.4, disk-strict): that owner explicitly refuses to consult the ROADMAP
 * checkbox at all when DECIDING phase completion (`verification.cts:536-
 * 537`). This field only exposes what the checkbox literally says, for a
 * diagnostic (W011) whose entire purpose is flagging when the two DISAGREE —
 * reading the data is not re-litigating who is authoritative.
 */
function buildRoadmapPhaseCheckboxesField(
  roadmapPath: string,
  convention: string | null,
): { value: Record<string, boolean>; scope: Scope } {
  if (!fs.existsSync(roadmapPath)) {
    return { value: {}, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE };
  }
  let content: string;
  try {
    content = fs.readFileSync(roadmapPath, 'utf-8');
  } catch {
    return { value: {}, scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE };
  }

  // #612: the `Phase\s+` label intro is SELECTED, exactly as
  // `buildNotStartedPhaseVariants` (`validate.cts`) selects it for the same
  // ROADMAP checklist shape — this field is what W006's not-started exclusion
  // now reads instead of that helper, so the two must recognize the same
  // checklist lines or a bracket repo's `- [ ] **[GSD.02] 05: Name**` entries
  // vanish from the exclusion set and every unstarted bracket phase gains a
  // W006. NON-capturing (`capturing` defaults false), so the phase token stays
  // group 2 and the legacy repo compiles a byte-identical source.
  const checkboxRe = new RegExp(
    `-\\s*\\[([xX ])\\].*?${phaseHeadingPrefixSrcFor(PHASE_HEADING_BASELINE.LABEL_ONLY, convention)}0*(${PHASE_NUMBER_TOKEN_SOURCE})${OPTIONAL_PHASE_TAG_SOURCE}[:\\s]`,
    'gi',
  );
  const value: Record<string, boolean> = {};
  let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
  while ((m = checkboxRe.exec(content)) !== null) {
    value[m[2]] = m[1].toLowerCase() === 'x';
  }
  return { value, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE };
}

/**
 * Resolve `roadmapBracketIncoherences` — W021's bracket half (#612). Delegates
 * wholly to `checkBracketCoherence` (`validate.cjs`), which is pure and owns
 * both sub-checks; this builder only supplies the ROADMAP text and the
 * convention gate.
 *
 * GATED, not merely filtered downstream: off the bracket convention the ROADMAP
 * is never parsed for this at all and the field is a `COMPLETE`-scoped empty
 * list. Inferring 'bracket' from the SHAPE of a matched heading would run a
 * repo-failing check against a repo that never opted in — a legacy ROADMAP
 * containing `### [RFC.2119] 5:` is legal legacy content, and that is the exact
 * regression PR-2's round 1 killed the original ungated design over.
 */
function buildRoadmapBracketIncoherencesField(
  roadmapPath: string,
  convention: string | null,
): { value: BracketIncoherence[]; scope: Scope } {
  // File-readability is decided FIRST, so `scope` means the same thing on every
  // repo: UNREADABLE iff ROADMAP.md could not be read, never "this convention
  // was skipped." Ordering the convention gate first would have made an absent
  // ROADMAP.md report COMPLETE on a legacy repo and UNREADABLE on a bracket one
  // — the same "empty, nothing to say" state wearing two different scopes, which
  // is precisely the non-answer/answer distinction ADR-3180 §8.1 gives `scope`
  // to carry.
  if (!fs.existsSync(roadmapPath)) return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE };
  // A non-bracket repo has no bracket incoherences BY DEFINITION — a real,
  // COMPLETE answer, not a skipped read.
  if (convention !== 'bracket') return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE };
  let content: string;
  try {
    content = fs.readFileSync(roadmapPath, 'utf-8');
  } catch {
    return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE };
  }
  return { value: checkBracketCoherence(content), scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE };
}

/**
 * Resolve `researchValidationStatus` — per phase directory, whether its
 * `*-RESEARCH.md` contains the literal heading `## Validation Architecture`,
 * and whether a `*-VALIDATION.md` file exists in the same directory. Backs
 * W009.
 *
 * Relocates the file-naming convention `verify.cts:1967-1990` (W009) uses to
 * find "the" RESEARCH.md / VALIDATION.md in a phase dir: a flat,
 * non-recursive `readdirSync` of the phase dir, then the first entry whose
 * name ends `-RESEARCH.md` / any entry ending `-VALIDATION.md`. Computed for
 * EVERY phase dir unconditionally (verify.cts's W009 only reads RESEARCH.md
 * when `hasResearch && !hasValidation`; this field exposes both booleans
 * regardless, so the future W009 rule does its own `hasResearch &&
 * hasValidationArchitecture && !hasValidationMd` check against parsed data,
 * not raw text).
 *
 * `scope` mirrors `phaseDirs.scope` (the caller-supplied enumeration): a
 * per-directory read failure degrades that single entry's booleans to
 * `false` and is silently skipped, mirroring `verify.cts`'s own
 * `catch { intentionally empty }` around this exact read — this is a
 * deliberate fail-open match to the pre-migration behavior, not a scope
 * degradation, since the original never surfaced these failures either.
 */
function buildResearchValidationStatusField(
  phasesDir: string,
  phaseDirNames: string[],
  enumerationScope: Scope,
): {
  value: { dir: string; hasValidationArchitecture: boolean; hasValidationMd: boolean }[];
  scope: Scope;
} {
  const value = phaseDirNames.map((dir) => {
    const fullPhaseDir = path.join(phasesDir, dir);
    let files: string[];
    try {
      files = fs.readdirSync(fullPhaseDir);
    } catch {
      return { dir, hasValidationArchitecture: false, hasValidationMd: false };
    }
    // #3511: scope the raw listing to this phase dir before the two
    // phase-numbered-artifact predicates, so a stray cross-phase
    // -RESEARCH.md/-VALIDATION.md sitting in the wrong directory cannot flip
    // this phase's flags — mirrors core-utils.cts's getPhaseFileStats.
    const scopedFiles = scopeToPhase(files, dir);
    const researchFile = scopedFiles.find((f) => f.endsWith('-RESEARCH.md'));
    const hasValidationMd = scopedFiles.some((f) => f.endsWith('-VALIDATION.md'));
    let hasValidationArchitecture = false;
    if (researchFile) {
      try {
        const researchContent = fs.readFileSync(path.join(fullPhaseDir, researchFile), 'utf-8');
        hasValidationArchitecture = researchContent.includes('## Validation Architecture');
      } catch {
        /* intentionally empty — mirrors verify.cts:1986-1988's own silent skip */
      }
    }
    return { dir, hasValidationArchitecture, hasValidationMd };
  });
  return { value, scope: enumerationScope };
}

/**
 * Resolve `milestoneArchiveStatus` — `archivedVersions` (versions with a
 * `milestones/<ver>-ROADMAP.md` snapshot file present) and `documentedVersions`
 * (`## <version>` headings already present in MILESTONES.md). Backs W018.
 *
 * Relocates `verify.cts:2301-2335` (W018)'s directory-scan glob
 * (`^(v\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?)-ROADMAP\.md$` against a flat, non-recursive
 * `readdirSync` of `.planning/milestones/`) and its MILESTONES.md
 * heading-membership check, generalized from "is THIS archived version's
 * heading present" to "list every `## <version>` heading MILESTONES.md has."
 *
 * Confirmed NOT a fit for `listArchiveVersionDirs`
 * (`phase-locator.cts:127`): that function scans `milestones/*-phases/`
 * DIRECTORIES, a different target than this field's `milestones/*-ROADMAP.md`
 * FILES — reusing it here would silently answer the wrong question.
 *
 * Root-scoped (`planningRoot(cwd)`), matching `verify.cts`'s own
 * `rootBase`-based `milestonesPath`/`milestonesArchiveDir`.
 */
function buildMilestoneArchiveStatusField(
  cwd: string,
): { value: { archivedVersions: string[]; documentedVersions: string[] }; scope: Scope } {
  const rootBase = planningRoot(cwd);
  const milestonesArchiveDir = path.join(rootBase, 'milestones');
  const milestonesPath = path.join(rootBase, 'MILESTONES.md');

  let archivedVersions: string[] = [];
  let scope: Scope = SCOPE.COMPLETE;
  if (fs.existsSync(milestonesArchiveDir)) {
    try {
      const archiveFiles = fs.readdirSync(milestonesArchiveDir);
      archivedVersions = archiveFiles
        .map((f) => f.match(/^(v\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?)-ROADMAP\.md$/))
        .filter((m): m is RegExpMatchArray => m !== null)
        .map((m) => m[1]);
    } catch {
      scope = SCOPE.UNREADABLE;
    }
  }

  let documentedVersions: string[] = [];
  if (fs.existsSync(milestonesPath)) {
    try {
      const registryContent = fs.readFileSync(milestonesPath, 'utf-8');
      documentedVersions = [...registryContent.matchAll(/^##\s+(v\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?)/gm)].map(
        (m) => m[1],
      );
    } catch {
      scope = worstScope(scope, SCOPE.UNREADABLE);
    }
  }

  return { value: { archivedVersions, documentedVersions }, scope };
}

/**
 * Resolve `planningRootFiles` — plain listing of file (not directory) names
 * directly under `.planning/` root. Backs W019.
 *
 * Pairs with the existing exported `isCanonicalPlanningFile` predicate
 * (`artifacts.cts:43`) — but per the design doc, that predicate is called by
 * the future W019 RULE per filename, not by this builder; this field only
 * needs to BE the raw filename list.
 */
function buildPlanningRootFilesField(cwd: string): { value: string[]; scope: Scope } {
  try {
    const entries = fs.readdirSync(planningRoot(cwd), { withFileTypes: true });
    return { value: entries.filter((e) => e.isFile()).map((e) => e.name), scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE };
  } catch {
    return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE };
  }
}

/**
 * Resolve `allPhaseDirNames` — every directory name directly under the
 * active `phases/` root, UNFILTERED by `listMilestonePhaseDirs`'s
 * current-milestone-window membership test (unlike `phaseDirs`). Backs
 * W007 (see the field's own doc comment on `PlanningSnapshot` for why
 * `phaseDirs` cannot). An absent `phases/` root is a real empty, not a
 * failure (mirrors `listMilestonePhaseDirs`'s own treatment); a present but
 * unreadable root degrades to `UNREADABLE` with an empty list.
 *
 * #3882 (ADR-3473 §8.3): delegates the actual disk scan to
 * `listAllPhaseDirs(phasesDir, {includeSentinels: true})` — that function is
 * the sole owner of "readdirSync the phases/ root, map to dir names, handle
 * absent-vs-unreadable"; this field is one more consumer of that scan, not a
 * second implementation of it. The two functions previously duplicated the
 * same readdirSync + filter + map + absent/unreadable handling, which is
 * exactly the defect class ADR-3473 §8.3 forbids.
 *
 * The RE-SORT below is deliberate, not leftover duplication:
 * `listAllPhaseDirs` orders its `value` by `comparePhaseNum` (numeric phase
 * order — its own documented contract), but `allPhaseDirNames`'s existing,
 * externally-observable order is plain lexicographic `.sort()`, and W007's
 * consumers depend on that order today. Re-sorting here preserves that
 * contract without forking the underlying scan.
 */
function buildAllPhaseDirNamesField(phasesDir: string): { value: string[]; scope: Scope } {
  const { value, scope } = listAllPhaseDirs(phasesDir, { includeSentinels: true });
  return { value: value.slice().sort(), scope };
}

/**
 * Resolve `archivedPhaseTokens` — every phase-number token belonging to a
 * directory directly under any `.planning/milestones/*-phases/` archive.
 * Backs W002's archived-phase exemption (#3652); see the field's own doc
 * comment on `PlanningSnapshot`. Mirrors `verify.cts`'s
 * `forEachArchivedPhaseToken` + `listMilestoneArchiveDirs` exactly — same
 * `MILESTONE_ARCHIVE_DIR_RE` archive-dir filter, same `PHASE_TOKEN_FROM_DIR_RE`
 * per-entry match, same `stripProjectCodePrefix` normalization — just
 * collecting into a value array instead of an `onPhase` callback. An absent
 * `milestones/` dir is a real empty (no archives yet), not a failure; a
 * present-but-unreadable per-archive-dir entry is silently skipped, mirroring
 * `forEachArchivedPhaseToken`'s own per-directory `catch { /* absent/unreadable *\/ }`.
 */
function buildArchivedPhaseTokensField(
  planBase: string,
  convention: string | null,
): { value: string[]; scope: Scope } {
  const milestonesDir = path.join(planBase, 'milestones');
  let archiveDirs: string[];
  try {
    archiveDirs = fs
      .readdirSync(milestonesDir, { withFileTypes: true })
      .filter((e) => e.isDirectory() && MILESTONE_ARCHIVE_DIR_RE.test(e.name))
      .map((e) => path.join(milestonesDir, e.name));
  } catch (err) {
    if ((err as NodeJS.ErrnoException).code === 'ENOENT') return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE };
    return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE };
  }

  const value: string[] = [];
  for (const archiveDir of archiveDirs) {
    try {
      const entries = fs.readdirSync(archiveDir, { withFileTypes: true });
      for (const e of entries) {
        if (!e.isDirectory()) continue;
        // #612: composed, not chosen. The convention-aware extractor decides
        // WHICH directory shapes are recognized (so an archived
        // `{CODE}.{MM}-{PP}-slug` is seen at all — `PHASE_TOKEN_FROM_DIR_RE`
        // rejects it outright, which is why every archived bracket phase used
        // to still draw a W006/W002); `stripProjectCodePrefix` then normalizes
        // the token it returns. The strip is a no-op on every bracket token
        // (`01`, `01.02` — the `{CODE}.{MM}` prefix is not part of the token)
        // and does the #2528 work on legacy ones (`MEM-05` -> `05`), so neither
        // side loses its case. Handed no convention, `phaseTokenFromDir`
        // delegates to `PHASE_TOKEN_FROM_DIR_RE` itself — legacy is unchanged.
        const token = phaseTokenFromDir(e.name, convention);
        if (token) value.push(stripProjectCodePrefix(token));
      }
    } catch {
      /* archive dir absent/unreadable — mirrors forEachArchivedPhaseToken */
    }
  }
  return { value, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE };
}

/**
 * Resolve `currentMilestoneRoadmapPhaseIds` — every phase-number token found
 * in ROADMAP.md's content once scoped to the CURRENT milestone via
 * `extractCurrentMilestone(content, cwd)`. Backs W026's archive-tolerant
 * unstarted-phase scan; see the field's own doc comment on `PlanningSnapshot`
 * for why `roadmapDeclaredPhases` cannot serve this. An absent/unreadable
 * ROADMAP.md degrades to an empty list, mirroring every other
 * ROADMAP-sourced field's absent-file handling.
 */
function buildCurrentMilestoneRoadmapPhaseIdsField(
  cwd: string,
  roadmapPath: string,
  convention: string | null,
): { value: string[]; scope: Scope } {
  if (!fs.existsSync(roadmapPath)) return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE };
  let content: string;
  try {
    content = fs.readFileSync(roadmapPath, 'utf-8');
  } catch {
    return { value: [], scope: SCOPE.UNREADABLE };
  }
  const scoped = extractCurrentMilestone(content, cwd);
  // #1729: `(?:\s*\([^)\n]{0,200}\))?` tolerates a pre-colon ( ) tag (literal
  // mirror of OPTIONAL_PHASE_TAG_SOURCE) — verbatim from `verify.cts:2366`.
  //
  // #612: this scan is convention-AGNOSTIC in POSTURE — W026 is ungated, and
  // bug-557 pins it with an empty config so it fires on every repo — but its
  // heading grammar is still SELECTED, never widened. Under bracket the intro
  // CAPTURES, so the phase token moves to group 2 and `bracketGroup` carries
  // that offset; off bracket the source is byte-identical to the literal above
  // and `bracketGroup` is 0. Inferring the convention from a matched bracket's
  // shape would run a repo-failing check against a repo that never opted in.
  const bracketGroup = convention === 'bracket' ? 1 : 0;
  const phasePattern = new RegExp(
    `#{2,4}\\s*${phaseHeadingPrefixSrcFor(PHASE_HEADING_BASELINE.LABEL_ONLY, convention, Boolean(bracketGroup))}(${PHASE_NUMBER_TOKEN_SOURCE})(?:\\s*\\([^)\\n]{0,200}\\))?\\s*:`,
    'gi',
  );
  const value: string[] = [];
  for (const m of scoped.matchAll(phasePattern)) {
    const bracketId = bracketGroup ? m[1] : undefined;
    const phaseNum = m[1 + bracketGroup];
    // A bracket sentinel is an ICEBOX item, not an unstarted phase — it
    // legitimately has no directory, so leaving it in this list makes W026
    // ("STATE says milestone complete but ROADMAP lists an unstarted phase")
    // fire on every bracket repo that keeps an icebox. Filtered here rather
    // than in `RULE_W026` because the bracket id is only visible at the match:
    // the emitted token is `07`, and sentinel-ness lives in the `[GSD.999]`
    // milestone this scan just discarded. This field's only consumer is W026
    // (see its own doc comment above).
    if (bracketId && isSentinelPhaseId(`${bracketId}-${phaseNum}`, 'bracket')) continue;
    value.push(phaseNum);
  }
  return { value, scope: SCOPE.COMPLETE };
}

/**
 * Resolve `perPhasePlanNumbering`/`perPhaseOrphanSummaries`/
 * `perPhaseWaveMissingPlans` — Phase 12 (#3310, ADR-3180 §8.4), backing
 * C002/C003/C004. One shared per-phase-directory scan serves all three
 * fields (mirrors `buildStateFields`'s "one builder, several named outputs"
 * convention above): each of the three questions below reads the exact same
 * `scanPhasePlans(fullPhaseDir)` result, so scanning each phase directory
 * three separate times (one function per field) would triple the
 * `readdirSync`/frontmatter-read cost for zero behavioral gain — the three
 * subjects are independent QUESTIONS, not independent SCANS.
 *
 * Enumerated over `allPhaseDirNames`, NOT `phaseDirs` (the
 * current-milestone-windowed twin): the pre-migration `cmdValidateConsistency`
 * (`verify.cts:1521-1608`) walks `collectPhaseRoots(planBase)`'s flat
 * `phases/` root via a plain, unfiltered `readdirSync` — every phase
 * directory on disk, not just the ones the current milestone window
 * resolves as "in scope" — exactly the un-windowed shape `allPhaseDirNames`
 * already exposes for W007 (see that field's own doc comment). Using the
 * windowed `phaseDirs` here would silently narrow C002/C003/C004's coverage
 * relative to the behavior being relocated. Disclosed fidelity note: this
 * does NOT walk `collectPhaseRoots`'s second root (an active archived
 * milestone's `<ver>-phases/` directory) — `allPhaseDirNames` is scoped to
 * the flat `phases/` root only, the same scope every other
 * `allPhaseDirNames`-sourced field already carries.
 *
 * QUESTION 1 — `perPhasePlanNumbering`: the sorted list of `-NN-PLAN.md`
 * sequence numbers physically present (superseded or not — a retired plan
 * still occupied a number), from `allPlanFiles` via the exact
 * `/-(\d{2})-PLAN\.md$/` regex `verify.cts:1558` already uses. This field
 * exposes the raw per-phase number list only; the future C002 rule computes
 * the gap itself.
 *
 * QUESTION 2 — `perPhaseOrphanSummaries`: every SUMMARY.md with no matching
 * LIVE PLAN.md, via `findOrphanSummaries(planFiles, summaryFiles)`
 * (`core-utils.cjs`, `verify.cts:1584` — the same owner
 * `src/health-diagnostic-rules/phase-structure.cts`'s I001 rule already
 * consumes indirectly via `PhaseSnapshot.planCount`/`summaryCount`, for the
 * INVERSE question). Uses the live (superseded-excluded) `planFiles`, not
 * `allPlanFiles` — a superseded plan's summary is still an orphan.
 *
 * QUESTION 3 — `perPhaseWaveMissingPlans`: every LIVE plan (`planFiles`,
 * same live set as Question 2 — a superseded plan legitimately carries no
 * `wave`) whose frontmatter has no `wave` key, via `extractFrontmatter`,
 * mirroring `verify.cts:1596-1603` exactly. A plan file that cannot be read
 * is silently skipped, mirroring `cmdValidateConsistency`'s own outer
 * `catch { intentionally empty }` (`verify.cts:1605-1607`) around this exact
 * loop — a fail-open match to the pre-migration behavior, not a new scope
 * degradation.
 */
function buildPerPhasePlanScanFields(
  phasesDir: string,
  phaseDirNames: string[],
  enumerationScope: Scope,
): {
  perPhasePlanNumbering: { value: { phaseDir: string; planNums: number[] }[]; scope: Scope };
  perPhaseOrphanSummaries: { value: { phaseDir: string; orphanSummary: string }[]; scope: Scope };
  perPhaseWaveMissingPlans: { value: { phaseDir: string; plan: string }[]; scope: Scope };
} {
  const planNumbering: { phaseDir: string; planNums: number[] }[] = [];
  const orphanSummaries: { phaseDir: string; orphanSummary: string }[] = [];
  const waveMissingPlans: { phaseDir: string; plan: string }[] = [];

  for (const phaseDir of phaseDirNames) {
    const fullPhaseDir = path.join(phasesDir, phaseDir);
    const { allPlanFiles, planFiles, summaryFiles } = scanPhasePlans(fullPhaseDir);

    const planNums = allPlanFiles
      .map((p) => {
        const m = p.match(/-(\d{2})-PLAN\.md$/);
        return m ? parseInt(m[1], 10) : null;
      })
      .filter((n): n is number => n !== null)
      .sort((a, b) => a - b);
    planNumbering.push({ phaseDir, planNums });

    for (const orphan of findOrphanSummaries(planFiles, summaryFiles)) {
      orphanSummaries.push({ phaseDir, orphanSummary: orphan });
    }

    for (const plan of planFiles) {
      try {
        const planFilePath = path.join(fullPhaseDir, plan);
        const content = fs.readFileSync(planFilePath, 'utf-8');
        const fmData = extractFrontmatter(content, planFilePath);
        if (!fmData['wave']) waveMissingPlans.push({ phaseDir, plan });
      } catch {
        /* unreadable plan file — mirrors verify.cts:1605-1607's own silent skip */
      }
    }
  }

  return {
    perPhasePlanNumbering: { value: planNumbering, scope: enumerationScope },
    perPhaseOrphanSummaries: { value: orphanSummaries, scope: enumerationScope },
    perPhaseWaveMissingPlans: { value: waveMissingPlans, scope: enumerationScope },
  };
}

/**
 * Build the full `.planning/` projection for `cwd`. Composes the six §7
 * owners named in the design doc's "Owners consumed" table, plus (Phase 11,
 * #3309) the three additive subject-surface fields `config`/`agentInstall`/
 * `worktreeHealth` — no re-derivation, no new semantic answer beyond what
 * their respective owners already compute. See the design doc for the
 * behavior table and rejected alternatives.
 */
function buildPlanningSnapshot(cwd: string): PlanningSnapshot {
  const paths = planningPaths(cwd);
  // #612: ONE federated (workstream -> root) resolution for the whole snapshot.
  // See the `phaseIdConvention` field's comment for why one resolution point is
  // load-bearing rather than a micro-optimisation.
  const phaseIdConvention = resolvePhaseIdConvention(cwd) ?? null;
  // #4257: the workstream `planningPaths(cwd)` just scoped every read to
  // (its `planningDir` call applies this exact discriminator when handed no
  // `ws`), resolved through the same owner so W002's scope clause names the
  // scope the valid set was ACTUALLY built from.
  const workstream = resolveEnvWorkstream();
  const milestone = getMilestoneInfo(cwd);
  // #612: deliberately LEFT to `listMilestonePhaseDirs`'s own lazy resolve —
  // this call is byte-identical to upstream's.
  //
  // Passing `phaseIdConvention` here would NOT be a no-op, which is exactly why
  // it is not passed. The lazy path resolves `resolvePhaseIdConvention(cwd, ws)`
  // with this call's `ws`, which defaults to `null` — the PROJECT-only reading,
  // with no root fallback. The field above is resolved with `ws` undefined,
  // i.e. the FEDERATED workstream -> root reading. On a workstream repo whose
  // root opts into bracket while the workstream config does not, the two answers
  // genuinely differ, and substituting one for the other would silently re-scope
  // `phaseDirs` — a change this PR does not need and no test covers. The
  // federation guarantee PR-2 exists to deliver is delivered where it is
  // observable: in the rules that read `snapshot.phaseIdConvention`.
  const phaseDirs = listMilestonePhaseDirs(paths.phases, { cwd });

  const phasesValue = phaseDirs.value.map((dir) => buildPhaseSnapshot(paths.phases, dir));
  const stateFields = buildStateFields(paths.state);
  const allPhaseDirNames = buildAllPhaseDirNamesField(paths.phases);
  const roadmapDeclared = buildRoadmapDeclaredPhasesField(paths.roadmap, phaseIdConvention);
  const perPhasePlanScanFields = buildPerPhasePlanScanFields(
    paths.phases,
    allPhaseDirNames.value,
    allPhaseDirNames.scope,
  );

  return {
    cwd: path.resolve(cwd),
    milestone,
    phaseDirs,
    phases: {
      value: phasesValue,
      scope: worstScope(phaseDirs.scope, ...phasesValue.map((p) => p.scope)),
    },
    currentPhaseLabel: stateFields.currentPhaseLabel,
    config: buildConfigField(cwd),
    agentInstall: buildAgentInstallField(cwd),
    worktreeHealth: buildWorktreeHealthField(cwd),
    planningTracked: buildPlanningTrackedField(cwd),
    projectSections: buildProjectSectionsField(cwd),
    statePhaseTokens: stateFields.statePhaseTokens,
    stateStatus: stateFields.stateStatus,
    roadmapDeclaredPhases: roadmapDeclared.declared,
    roadmapPhaseCheckboxes: buildRoadmapPhaseCheckboxesField(paths.roadmap, phaseIdConvention),
    researchValidationStatus: buildResearchValidationStatusField(paths.phases, phaseDirs.value, phaseDirs.scope),
    milestoneArchiveStatus: buildMilestoneArchiveStatusField(cwd),
    planningRootFiles: buildPlanningRootFilesField(cwd),
    allPhaseDirNames,
    archivedPhaseTokens: buildArchivedPhaseTokensField(paths.planning, phaseIdConvention),
    currentMilestoneRoadmapPhaseIds: buildCurrentMilestoneRoadmapPhaseIdsField(cwd, paths.roadmap, phaseIdConvention),
    perPhasePlanNumbering: perPhasePlanScanFields.perPhasePlanNumbering,
    perPhaseOrphanSummaries: perPhasePlanScanFields.perPhaseOrphanSummaries,
    perPhaseWaveMissingPlans: perPhasePlanScanFields.perPhaseWaveMissingPlans,
    phaseIdConvention,
    roadmapSentinelPhaseTokens: roadmapDeclared.sentinelTokens,
    roadmapBracketIncoherences: buildRoadmapBracketIncoherencesField(paths.roadmap, phaseIdConvention),
    workstream,
  };
}

export = {
  buildPlanningSnapshot,
  worstScope,
};