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SP1b is "Runnable: product" — the sub-project that makes feedback-o-tron installable and runnable by a stranger, and it blocks every later sub-project. This is the plan document only. No code changes here. Twenty tasks, each with the files it touches, the reason the current state is broken, real Elixir and bash rather than descriptions of them, and an explicit expected result. Verification cells claim a plain PASS only where the command was actually run in a worktree under Elixir 1.19.5 / OTP 27; everything else says "not rehearsed" and names the failure modes to expect. Thirteen cells are rehearsed, twenty-four are marked unrehearsed. The spec gains the two rulings made on 2026-09-08. The pre-ledger rule is CLI-only: the CLI prints the entire payload and refuses to send without a typed y, a non-tty is a refusal, and there is no --yes flag; the MCP and HTTP doors accept reports but do not send in SP1b. The stranger test files into this repository with a [stranger test] title prefix and is closed immediately. The paragraph that said the conflict "awaits ruling" now records which option was taken. Task 19 is a stated widening of the approved plan — the AI manifest's MCP stanza is missing its mcpServers wrapper, so it configures nothing in any host that reads it. It is marked droppable in the document. A closing section records ten things measured while writing and deliberately not fixed here, including a Dialyzer job that reports green while running no static analysis. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HGbKA9B3XfzRSdsjLg3j33
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WalkthroughThe design specification records the 2026-09-08 ruling. It defines pre-ledger CLI submission safeguards, MCP and HTTP behaviour, and the stranger-test target. It also marks the proposal conflict as closed. ChangesDesign ruling updates
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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-09-07-fot-everywhere-design.adoc`:
- Around line 649-652: Update the SP1b acceptance test around the existing
title-prefix assertion to also validate the created issue’s report content,
using a stable body marker or equivalent verification. Preserve the title-prefix
check, since labels are unreliable for a sender without push access.
- Line 635: Update the ruling to state the gate applies to the public `fot send`
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| . *Pre-ledger rule, CLI only* (2026-09-08): this resolves the P3-vs-SP1b | ||
| conflict recorded in <<proposals>>. SP1b's CLI may send before SP3 builds | ||
| the ledger, on one condition: `submit` without `--dry-run` prints the |
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Name the public command in the ruling.
The ruling defines the gate for submit, but the public CLI is fot send at Line 541. The implementation plan also names submit/3 as a private function in docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-08-sp1b-runnable-product.adoc:1518-1546. State the rule for fot send, and refer to submit/3 only as the implementation hook. Otherwise the pre-ledger gate can be applied to an internal function while the user-facing command remains unclear.
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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-09-07-fot-everywhere-design.adoc` at line 635,
Update the ruling to state the gate applies to the public `fot send` command,
and identify `submit/3` only as the internal implementation hook; keep the
existing non-dry-run condition intact.
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| The test asserts on the *title prefix only* — `POST /issues` silently | ||
| drops `labels` from a sender without push access, so asserting on a label | ||
| would pass for the owner and fail for exactly the stranger the test is | ||
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Assert report content as well as the title prefix.
The SP1b acceptance criterion at Line 580 requires one useful report to land. A title-only assertion allows an issue with the correct prefix but an empty or incorrect body to pass. Keep the title-prefix assertion because labels are unreliable for a stranger, and add a stable body marker or verify the created issue content.
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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-09-07-fot-everywhere-design.adoc` around lines
649 - 652, Update the SP1b acceptance test around the existing title-prefix
assertion to also validate the created issue’s report content, using a stable
body marker or equivalent verification. Preserve the title-prefix check, since
labels are unreliable for a sender without push access.
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SP1b — "Runnable: product" — is the sub-project that makes feedback-o-tron
installable and runnable by someone who has never seen it. This PR adds the
plan document only. Nothing here implements it, and nothing here touches the
engine.
What is in the PR
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-08-sp1b-runnable-product.adocdocs/superpowers/specs/2026-09-07-fot-everywhere-design.adocThe plan argues from the spec, so both travel together.
The two rulings, now written into the spec
refuses to send without a typed
y. No tty means no send. There is no--yesflag. In SP1b the MCP and HTTP doors accept reports but do notsend. Task 7 implements this.
[stranger test]title prefix, closed straight after. Task 20 asserts onthe title prefix only:
POST /issuessilently dropslabelsfrom asender without push access, so a genuine stranger's report arrives
unlabelled and a label assertion would be a cell that fails for exactly the
person the test is named after.
Version rule
elixir-mcp/mix.exs@version "1.0.0"is canonical. The four other filescarrying a version —
stapeln.toml,guix.scm,.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2mland the groove manifest — are made to follow it. They currently disagree; the
tag
v1.0.0already exists.What was actually rehearsed, and what was not
The document's honesty convention is that a step claims a plain
PASSonly ifit was really run. Two commands reproduce the split:
24 places are explicitly marked "not rehearsed" — expectations, written as
expectations, several with the specific failure modes to expect and what to do
about each. The remaining 28 mentions are positive; two of them are the Global
Constraints lines that define the convention and three are prose, so the
document claims a rehearsed result in roughly two dozen cells. Everything
rehearsed was run under Elixir 1.19.5 / OTP 27 on 2026-09-08.
Worth knowing about the unrehearsed ones: Task 12's
misesteps cannot passtoday (the config is untrusted, which is the defect that task removes), Task
13 builds no image (none was built while writing), and Task 12's Guix steps
are unrunnable here —
guixis not installed on this host.Two stated widenings, both droppable
Neither was in the approved scope. Both say so in the document, in place.
guide and leaves the other twenty-four alone. The approval said that notice
stays verbatim; both lines were measured to be untrue as written. A privacy
notice is the one block here whose whole value is that every sentence in it
is true. Drop the step and every other step stands.
0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml, which the approval records nowhere.It is the file whose leading
0-exists to sort first for an assistant, andit points at a binary that no longer exists. Note for the standing A2ML
ruling: the edit is confined to a documentation block inside the manifest
(prose and fenced code at
:133-146) plus two binary names viased; itdoes not touch A2ML grammar or any key structure. Nothing else in the plan
consumes this task, and the closing section already records the defect, so
dropping it costs only the fix.
About the gates on this PR
Measured on the live ruleset (
Optimus-Branch, id 10974255) today, notassumed:
CodeQL,CodeRabbitandgovernance / Code quality + docs. CodeRabbit reviews by comment and emitsno check runs at all, so that context can never report — it is permanently
unsatisfiable, not merely pending.
require_code_owner_review: trueagainst a CODEOWNERS of* @hyperpolymath,with you as the author. An author cannot approve their own PR, so this is
also unsatisfiable.
required_approving_review_count: 0is a decoy — it doesnot switch code-owner review off.
So a merge here demonstrates the admin
pull_requestbypass, not greengates. That is a property of the ruleset, not of this document; it is called
out so the merge is not read as evidence the checks passed.
Merging
You merge this. I will not.
Execution of the plan waits for the merge. Task 20 in particular may not be
run by an agent at all: its send step is a real issue to a real repository,
and the confirm gate exists precisely so that a person decides that.
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