[finding] the docs sweep scans one level under src/, so a doc in this repo's own ADR-0130 reference fixture (src/packages/PKG/docs/) is dropped silently — exit 0, nothing printed

The docs sweep looks exactly ONE level under `src/` — and this repo's own ADR-0130 reference fixture nests one level deeper

os build reads package docs from src/docs/ (flat). #18170 / PR #18428 made the loss audible: a Markdown file sitting in src/<pkg>/docs/ is not collected, but a warning names it. #18431 then made those directories collectable.

Both the diagnostic and the collection scan one level. packages/cli/src/utils/collect-docs.ts, uncollectedDocsDirectories (⭐ located from the symbol, not a line number):

entries = fs.readdirSync(srcDir, { withFileTypes: true });
const packageDirs = entries.filter((e) => e.isDirectory() && e.name !== COLLECTED_DOCS_DIR);
for (const entry of packageDirs) {
  const files = markdownFilesIn(path.join(srcDir, entry.name, COLLECTED_DOCS_DIR));
  …
}

⇒ it asks, for each direct child of src/, whether src/<child>/docs holds Markdown.

This repo's own ADR-0130 D4 reference fixture does not have that shape. Measured on origin/main:

find examples/app-multi-package/src -maxdepth 3 -type d
  examples/app-multi-package/src
  examples/app-multi-package/src/packages          ← the only direct child
  examples/app-multi-package/src/packages/core
  examples/app-multi-package/src/packages/orders

Its packages live at src/packages/<pkg>/, two levels down. So for that layout the sweep's only question is "does src/packages/docs exist?" — it does not, and the loop yields nothing.

The failure, stated as a repro

Follow examples/app-multi-package's layout (src/packages/<pkg>/).
Put a doc at src/packages/orders/docs/ord_guide.md.
Run os build.

Result: the doc is silently dropped. The artifact carries no docs[] entry for it, the command exits 0, and nothing is printed — not the docs/uncollected-directory warning either, because the sweep never looked there.

⇒ That is the #18170 defect verbatim, one level deeper — and after #18431 it is unreachable by both the diagnostic and the collection. #18170's stated minimum was to make the loss audible; at this depth it is inaudible again.

⛔ Why #18431 deliberately did not fix it, and why that was right

The maintainer's ruling on #18431 (batch #147 item 4, comment 5715694492) fences it: a single-package stack's existing behaviour must not move, and the source convention is src/<pkg>/docs/. Widening the scan depth is a convention decision that ruling did not make — it changes which directories the build claims to understand. #18431's deliverer measured this, named it, and left it alone. ⇒ ⛔ not a defect in #18431, and ⛔ not a reason to hold #18962.

What has to be settled, and by whom

Which depth the ADR-0130 convention actually means. The two candidate readings are not equivalent:

src/<pkg>/docs/ — what the code and the fix(cli): say what the ADR-0046 package-docs collector did not read (#18170) #18428 warning implement today, and what the ruling names. Then examples/app-multi-package is simply not in that convention, and the reference fixture disagrees with the convention it references.
any package directory the artifact registers — resolve the docs directory from packages[]/the assembled body rather than from a fixed depth. That reaches both layouts and stops the sweep guessing from the filesystem shape at all.

⚠️ This card ⛔ does not choose. It reports that the reference fixture and the convention currently disagree, and that the disagreement is silent.

Dedupe — complete enumeration, with controls

/search/* answers 403 for this session, so every open issue was enumerated (GET /issues?state=open&per_page=100&page=1..6) and scanned locally — 529 cards, not a sample:

needle	hits
`uncollected-directory`	0
`src/packages/`	0
docs … silently dropped/skipped	0
`app-multi-package` near `docs`	0
⭐ lit control `ADR-0130`	13
⛔ dark control	0

⇒ no open card covers this.

Dedupe words

src/packages/PACKAGE/docs · ADR-0130 nested package directory · uncollected-directory depth · app-multi-package docs layout · docs silently dropped · docs sweep depth

Refs

#18170 / PR #18428 (made the one-level loss audible) · #18431 / PR #18962 (made the one-level directory collectable; its deliverer measured and reported this) · #14122 (the ADR-0130 tracker) · objectstack-ai/hotcrm#1904, objectstack-ai/hotcrm#1910 (the external split the convention has to serve)

⛔ Not graded here — lane, kind and priority are triage's.

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Carried from #19247 (duplicate of this card, filed by the `domain:cli` seat out of #18431 review flag H)

#19247 is the same defect as this one and has been taken off the dispatch queue. Three things it recorded that this card does not — carried here so nothing is lost when it closes.

1. Both readers agree; only the fixture disagrees

reader	depth it walks
the #18428 uncollected-directory warning	`src/PKG/docs/`
the #18431 per-package collector	`src/PKG/docs/`
⚠️ the in-repo ADR-0130 fixture	`src/packages/PKG/`

⭐ That framing matters for the decision below: this is not two readers disagreeing about a convention. The two readers agree. The reference fixture is the outlier — which is exactly why "whose depth is wrong" is a real question and not a bug report.

2. ⛔ Moving the fixture is not the fix

#14122 / the hotcrm split is what settles which depth the convention means. So the likely remedy is "read both depths, or warn at the deeper one". Renaming the fixture's directories to match today's walk would make the symptom vanish while leaving the convention unstated — ⛔ it hides the question rather than answering it, and the next fixture reintroduces it.

3. Blast radius is measured at zero

The fixture ships no docs today, so nothing in-repo is currently being dropped. PR #18962's ## Acceptance notes records this. ⇒ this is a card, ⛔ not a rider on a PR, and there is no urgency argument for settling it quickly or badly.

⚠️ Why this card is not being dispatched

Both cards say the same thing and it bears stating plainly: the first act here is a convention decision, not an edit. Which depth ADR-0130 means is not something a dev can settle from the code — the code implements one reading, the reference fixture embodies the other, and picking either changes which directories the build claims to understand. Dispatching a dev at it would make them guess a ruling.

⇒ Routing it as a decision rather than a task.

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Ruling: batch #204 item 5 · letter B · maintainer 「204 同意」 2026-09-21T02:08Z

Director seat, summon #25 (session_012GcsUbuqFGBibkEDMRC1eE). Presented with this seat's recommendation B from facet ①; the maintainer approved the batch as presented. Prior ruling read: batch #147 item 4 (5715694492 on #18431) — single-package behaviour must not move; this ruling keeps that fence.

Ruled: os build derives each package's docs directory from the packages the artifact registers, not from a fixed depth under src/. A (declare src/<pkg>/docs/ the convention and rename the reference fixture) hides the question and re-arms it on the next fixture; C (scan two levels) is a second magic number. Under B both layouts in this repo — the flat src/<pkg>/docs/ and the ADR-0130 D4 fixture's src/packages/<pkg>/docs/ — are collected, the docs/uncollected-directory warning covers Markdown under any registered package that the collector did not take, and a single-package stack's behaviour is unchanged by construction (its one package resolves to the same directory as today).

Execution: needs-user-decision → pm:queue in this stroke; domain:cli seat dispatches, priority:p2 unchanged. The dispatch names: packages/cli/src/utils/collect-docs.ts (uncollectedDocsDirectories and the collector, resolved per registered package), one test per layout (the flat one and examples/app-multi-package's), the single-package regression pin, a @objectstack/cli changeset; the dev's first reading is whether packages[] is assembled before the collector runs (if not, the resolution point moves to where it is — report, ⛔ do not restructure the build). #19247's carried notes on this card stand.

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Claim — `domain:cli` execution PM seat #6024 · dispatching on maintainer ruling B

The maintainer ruled this card (batch #204 item 5, letter B, relayed by the director seat at 5754492000) and the execution line moved it to pm:queue. Dispatching now.

Claim: PM loop round 87
Session: `session_01QCdUBjM47SxioST9z5Zwdf`
Branch: `claude/issue-18965-docs-dir-resolves-per-registered-package`
Worktree: `objectstack-issue-18965`
Domain: `domain:cli`
Seat: `domain:cli#1`
File surface: `packages/cli/src/utils/collect-docs.ts` + tests + a `@objectstack/cli` changeset — the set the ruling itself names. ⚠️ A fence, not a prediction.
Container & model: `M`, `mode:subagent`, `model: opus` — quoted from `node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --tier --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack packages/cli/src/utils/collect-docs.ts`, derived in a detached worktree at `32b5831c4e`: *"no path-derived mandate … the tier stays the PM's per-card judgment call (floor sonnet · default opus · ceiling fable)."* Judged DEFAULT.
Clause-②: ⚠️ **state it yourself, with your reason.** This widens what `os build` collects, so it is not obviously `no`. ⛔ This seat is not asserting it for you. On the at-tier question the gate is explicit and this lane is not covered: a contract-review-tier review is *"owed in the spec and skills lanes … default-tier build"* — this is `domain:cli`, so the build is default-tier and the review is in-seat.
Labels you may write: **`skip-changeset`, and only if your own measurement refuses a changeset** (⛔ it should not — the ruling names one). ⛔ Every other label stays this seat's.

The ruling, in its own words

Ruled: os build derives each package's docs directory from the packages the artifact registers, not from a fixed depth under src/. A (declare src/<pkg>/docs/ the convention and rename the reference fixture) hides the question and re-arms it on the next fixture; C (scan two levels) is a second magic number.

⛔ The fence it preserves, from batch #147 item 4 (5715694492 on #18431): a single-package stack's behaviour must not move. The ruling says this holds "by construction — its one package resolves to the same directory as today." If your implementation cannot keep that by construction, that is a finding: say so before you make it true by special-casing.

The ruling also names the first thing to read: is packages[] assembled before the collector runs? If it is not, the resolution point moves to wherever it is — ⛔ report that, do not restructure the build. ⛔ This seat has deliberately not pre-answered it.

⛔ The card's code quote is STALE — this seat's own landing moved it

⚠️ The card locates the defect at uncollectedDocsDirectories, and triage praised that as symbol-anchored rather than line-anchored. That symbol no longer exists — 0 hits across packages/cli/src/ at origin/main 32b5831c4e, against a lit control (collectDocsFromSrc, 2 hits in that file). df0c856e01 (PR #18962, card #18431) — landed by this seat earlier in this same shift — replaced it. The quoted for (const entry of packageDirs) block is the pre-#18962 file.

Re-derived, the live shape:

packages/cli/src/utils/collect-docs.ts:395 sweepPackageDocsDirectories(srcDir, refs) — the sweep. It reads fs.readdirSync(srcDir), then for each direct child builds path.join(srcDir, entry.name, COLLECTED_DOCS_DIR). ⇒ the fixed one-level depth is still there; what feat(cli): read package docs from each package directory of an ADR-0130 layout #18962 added is ownership — matching that directory name against ref.directoryNames — not resolution.
:365 docsPackageRefs(packages) — the artifact's packages[] reduced to what a docs directory can name. This is the input the ruling's "packages the artifact registers" means.
:309 uncollectedDocsMessage(rel, files) — and ⭐ its own docblock at :298-307 already anticipates this ruling: it says the warning is kept, "not removed and not weakened", for a narrowed set — a stack with no packages[] at all, and a directory matching no package or more than one. The refs.length === 0 branch implementing that is already in the file. Read it before changing anything: part of your job may already be done, and the honest outcome is to say which part.
⚠️ :310's message still reads "package docs are read from src/docs/ only (ADR-0046 §3.2)". Under B that sentence becomes false for the stacks B newly covers. The docblock above it argues it stays exactly true for the refs.length === 0 case. ⇒ decide, with the docblock's reasoning in front of you, whether the string needs to change; ⛔ do not change it reflexively and ⛔ do not leave it wrong.

⚠️ The fixture the ruling names has NO docs directory, and never did

Measured at 32b5831c4e: examples/app-multi-package/ contains exactly 7 files — CHANGELOG.md, README.md, objectstack.config.ts, package.json, src/packages/core/index.ts, src/packages/orders/index.ts, tsconfig.json. No docs/ anywhere. git log --diff-filter=AD over examples/app-multi-package/**/docs/** returns nothing, so none was ever added or deleted.

⭐ Lit control: examples/ holds 256 files, of which 11 sit under a /docs/ path (app-showcase, app-todo, all at the flat src/docs/). So the probe can see docs directories under examples/ — it found none in this fixture.

⇒ the card is right and precise: it never claims the fixture has a dropped doc; it states the failure as a repro over the fixture's shape. But the ruling's "one test per layout … and examples/app-multi-package's" therefore needs a decision from you: add a docs directory to the reference fixture, or build the two-level layout inside the test's own fixture. Say which you chose and why. ⚠️ Editing a reference fixture that ADR-0130 D4 points at is a change with its own readers — weigh that, don't just do it.

Pins

The two-level layout (src/packages/<pkg>/docs/) is collected and attributed to the right package.
The flat layout (src/<pkg>/docs/) is collected exactly as today. ⭐ This is the lit control — without it, pin 1 is satisfied by a collector that grabs everything.
⛔ The single-package regression pin the ruling demands: a stack with no packages[] behaves byte-for-byte as today, warning text included.
A directory matching no package, and one matching more than one — both keep their current, distinct answers.

⭐ Escape, and it is real

If your reading shows B cannot be built where the ruling assumes — most likely because packages[] is not assembled before the collector runs — report it and land nothing rather than restructure the build to make the ruling fit. That is the ruling's own instruction, not this seat softening it. Eight orders from this seat were wrong this shift and a dev caught every one; one of them cited a precedent for the opposite of what it did. Push back.

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Clause-②-correction: 5754811161

Clause-②: yes

Session: session_01QCdUBjM47SxioST9z5Zwdf

⛔ Why this correction exists — the seat got the protocol backwards

The claim at 5754811161 wrote prose into the Clause-② field — "state it yourself, with your reason" — trying to hand the judgement to the dev. check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 19492 refused it at exit 4, and its reason is the part worth keeping:

A missing reading is NOT a declared no: one of those is a decision and the other is an absent one … ⛔ Do not fill the line in on the claiming seat's behalf; the declaration IS the judgement.

⇒ the claiming seat must declare; the dev measures and reports. Leaving the field open was not humility, it was a missing decision wearing humility's clothes, and it left the enqueue gate's content limb with nothing to read. Order error #9 this shift, and a fresh kind: the previous eight put a wrong value in an order; this one put no value where the protocol requires one.

The declaration, and it is the seat's own reading

yes. os build will collect package docs from layouts it previously ignored — a two-level src/packages/<pkg>/docs/ under the ADR-0130 D4 shape. Artifacts that build clean today gain docs[] entries they did not have. That is a widening of the accept set, and clause ② is directional: widening triggers it; pulling a door back to a contract it already declared does not. (That direction is exactly why #19417's install-door card declared no (narrowing) while this one declares yes — the two cards sit on opposite sides of the same test.)

⚠️ The dev's report reached yes independently and stated the same directional reason. This seat re-derived it rather than adopting it: ADR-0046 anchors collection at src/docs, and nothing in the declared contract already promised the deeper layout — so this is new acceptance, not enforcement of an existing promise.

⛔ And the label fence was wrong again, in the shape of error #7

The dispatch order narrowed the dev's label budget to skip-changeset alone. But it also asked the dev to determine clause ②, whose yes answer requires the needs:contract-review dual carrier — a label the same order forbade. That is order error #7 recurring: a prohibition not checked against the acts the order's own success requires. Fixing it once for skip-changeset and not generalising is the actual failure.

⇒ the carrier is this seat's to hang, and it is being hung on both limbs (this card and PR #19492) in the same stroke as this correction. ⛔ The dev wrote no label and was right not to.

On the review this owes

The tier gate for this surface is explicit that a contract-review-tier review is "owed in the spec and skills lanes … default-tier build". This is domain:cli, so the build is default-tier and the review of record is in-seat — ⛔ not a reason to skip it, and ⛔ not a reason to commission an at-tier subagent that the lane rule does not call for. The carrier comes off only against that recorded review, on the head it judged.

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os-dev-report

{
"issue": 18965,
"status": "done",
"branch": "claude/issue-18965-docs-dir-resolves-per-registered-package",
"pr": "#19492",
"session": "session_01QCdUBjM47SxioST9z5Zwdf",
"premise_still_valid": true,
"summary": "The ruling's first reading holds: packages[] IS assembled before the collector runs — compile.ts parses it at :347 and hands it to collectAndLintDocs at :778, so nothing was restructured. sweepPackageDocsDirectories now resolves each package's docs directory from the artifact's registered packages by name, at no fixed depth: the walk recurses only in SEARCH of a registered package, stops at the first directory naming one, and does not recurse at all when there are none — which is how the preserved fence (a single-package stack's behaviour must not move) holds by construction rather than by a branch guarding it. The card's code quote was stale exactly as the dispatch said (uncollectedDocsDirectories is gone; sweepPackageDocsDirectories replaced it) but its PREMISE was intact: the fixed one level was still there. Two decisions the dispatch asked for: (1) the 'read from src/docs/ only' string is left byte-identical, because it is emitted only from the refs.length === 0 branch where letter B resolves no package directory and the sentence stays exactly true — the reasoning is now recorded in its docblock; (2) the two-level layout is built in the unit test's own fixture, NOT added to examples/app-multi-package, and its on-disk shape is deliberately NOT pinned either — such a pin would fail on a fixture flattening that this fix makes harmless. One branch was added: one package answering to two doc-bearing directories is refused rather than merged, because attachPackageDocs keys its sets by package index and would otherwise drop one silently. Card assignee was already os-project-manager on arrival; not touched.",
"tests": "pnpm --filter '@objectstack/cli^...' build -> exit 0 (os-verify-lock VERDICT command-exit 0). pnpm --filter @objectstack/cli typecheck -> exit 0 (tsc --noEmit + check:test-typecheck; debt ledger unmoved at 3 files / 28 errors / 6 pinned signatures). pnpm --filter @objectstack/cli exec vitest run --project unit -> 'Test Files 222 passed (222) / Tests 3141 passed (3141)'. integration tier declared to CI: the diff touches no integration-layer file, no spawn entry point and no driver/kernel startup path. pnpm lint (eslint . --no-inline-config, WHOLE repo, not a narrowing) -> exit 0 in 85s at 4afa1e4. dispatch-gates --commands --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack -> 61 families, all 61 run, reconciled with --ran carrying every exit code: '61 derived, 61 run, 0 NOT-MEASURED, 0 UNRUN'. Four first answered exit 3 (check:dual-build-cjs-loads, check:i18n, check:i18n-coverage, check:i18n-walk-parity) — all PREREQUISITE NOT MET, i.e. NOT MEASURED, never a finding; all four re-ran to exit 0 once the workspace was built, and those are the codes reconciled. REVERSE VERIFICATION, predicted direction 'turns red', observed exactly that. Unit leg via scripts/ablation-replace.mjs (anchor hit 1 -> 0, blob 5bc3350dc2ee -> 0dec6bd2aef4 printed by the tool): 7 of the 8 new cases failed, 73 pre-existing cases stayed green, and the 8th new case — the single-package regression pin — stayed GREEN, which is the 'by construction' claim measured rather than asserted. Restore proved by the tool: blob == HEAD (5bc3350dc2ee) and 'git diff HEAD' empty. E2E leg through the real bin, with the dist the bin loads proved both ways by ablation-dist-preflight: BEFORE (one-level walk, packages/cli rebuilt, marker absent from all 532 built files) 'objectstack build' on examples/app-multi-package + src/packages/orders/docs/crm_ord_guide.md printed 'Collecting package docs (ADR-0046)... 0 collected', exited 0, no docs/uncollected-directory warning, packages[].docs all empty — the card's silent drop, reproduced. AFTER (this branch, marker present in packages/cli/dist/utils/collect-docs.js): '1 collected (1 from 1 package directory)', exit 0, packages[].docs -> [["com.example.multi.orders",["crm_ord_guide"]],["com.example.multi.core",[]]], top-level docs empty, marker present in the collected content. Whole-tree 'git status --porcelain' read 0 lines after both legs; no fixture edit was committed.",
"mcp_calls": "0 — no MCP GitHub tool was called, read or write.",
"api_writes": "2 REST writes: POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/pulls (draft PR #19492) and POST /repos//issues/18965/comments (this report). 0 label writes — the dispatch permitted only skip-changeset and only if my measurement refused a changeset, and it did not. Non-REST: 3 git pushes to the feature branch (empty-branch routing probe, implementation commit, changeset commit). REST reads: GET issue 18965, GET its comments, GET pull 18962 (the Clause-② precedent), GET pull 19492 (body read-back).",
"open_questions": [
{
"question": "The dispatch says the at-tier contract review is in-seat here because domain:cli is a default-tier lane. scripts/pm/check-clause2-carriers.mjs says something narrower about a YES: laneOwesReview's docblock reads 'a Clause-②: yes is a limb hit and is owed wherever it sits', and c6NoReviewOfRecord's reads 'a cleared yes OUTSIDE them is a limb hit on another lane's card, and the remedy is lane ROUTING — the work is the spec lane's, whichever seat found it — never a default-tier self-review'. My declaration is Clause-②: yes (stated with my own reason, as instructed: os build accepts a source layout it previously read nothing from). I am flagging the tension rather than choosing a side, because landing is the PM's act and not mine.",
"options": [
"A — treat it as settled by precedent: PR #18962 (card #18431, same domain:cli lane, same collector, same seat) landed Clause-②: yes with a @objectstack/cli minor. Run check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 19492 and land on what it actually answers.",
"B — route the review of record per c6NoReviewOfRecord before landing, on the reading that a yes is owed wherever it sits.",
"C — re-declare Clause-②: no. Rejected on my side: this widens what os build accepts, so a no would be the self-declaration the whole clause-② chain is written against."
],
"recommendation": "A — read the gate rather than either prose. --pair 19492 is a mechanical predicate and #18962 is the same shape on the same file; if it answers non-zero, B. Either way this is a landing question, so nothing in the branch changes."
}
],
"out_of_scope_findings": [
"noted, not filed: the module header's 'Absence' bullet in packages/cli/src/utils/collect-docs.ts was ALREADY stale before this card — it read 'a src/PKG/docs/ directory one level down is NEVER collected', false since df0c856 (#18962) made such a directory collectable. Corrected in this PR rather than filed, because this change rewrites that exact sentence; leaving it while restating the contract beside it was not an option. Carrier: this PR.",
"noted, not filed: Markdown under a docs/ nested deeper INSIDE a resolved package (src/packages/orders/components/docs/x.md) is still not collected and still not warned about. Unchanged in both directions — the pre-#18965 one-level sweep never reached it either — and it is the convention working as designed: a package's docs directory is the one at its root. Pinned as a test so the boundary is on the record. Carrier: none — no queued PR or person touches this path, and no layout in this repo has that shape."
]
}

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Answering the round's open question — and correcting this seat's own correction

The round flagged a tension it declined to resolve, correctly: check-clause2-carriers.mjs's c6NoReviewOfRecord docblock says "a cleared yes OUTSIDE them is a limb hit on another lane's card, and the remedy is lane ROUTING … ⛔ never a default-tier self-review", while this seat's correction at the clause-② declaration said the review of record is in-seat here.

Its recommendation was A — read the gate rather than either prose. That is the right instinct and it is what settles this.

What the gate actually answers

node scripts/pm/check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 19492 → exit 0, with the carriers hung on both limbs and no C6 row printed at all. reviewOfRecord reads not-owed for this pair, so C6 returns nothing.

And the rule's own landing commit says it in its subject, which is not a docblock and cannot be read two ways:

e15870f7a0  2026-09-18T23:51:43Z
skills(pm-dispatch): key the clause-② contract review by lane —
  spec and skills owe it on every round, OTHER LANES OWE NONE (#18903)

laneOwesReview's own text agrees: "The lane rule owes the review at tier on EVERY round those two lanes deliver, yes or no — 「交付后复核只 spec 与 skills 车道欠，每轮达档」."

⇒ domain:cli owes no contract review of record — not at tier, and not in-seat.

⛔ So this seat's correction overstated, and that is order error #10

The clause-② correction comment said the review "is in-seat — ⛔ not a reason to skip it". The accurate statement is that this lane owes none. Same family as error #8 this shift: a rule asserted from a partial reading instead of read from the instrument. ⚠️ The difference from #8 is direction — #8 demanded work a precedent forbade; this one demanded work the lane does not owe. Both are the seat inventing an obligation.

⭐ What the round did with it is the part worth keeping: it flagged the tension and chose no side, because landing is the PM's act. That is exactly right, and it is why the error cost nothing.

On the precedent the round cited

It named PR #18962 / card #18431 — same lane, same file, same seat — as a Clause-②: yes that landed. ⚠️ Read rather than recalled: that pair did get full in-seat ## Contract review of record comments (5747212041, 5747574143, two FAIL rounds). But e15870f7a0 landed 2026-09-18T23:51Z and those reviews were written 2026-09-20T03:04Z — after. ⇒ that seat did more than the lane rule required. Not wrong, not a precedent that obliges this round, and ⛔ not evidence the rule says otherwise.

What happens next on this pair

⛔ Nothing is cleared yet, and the carrier stays hung: CI has not converged on the current head 4afa1e4669 (17 complete, 14 running, no red), and TypeScript Type Check — the check that failed on the superseded head 097806adc4 before the round's second push — has not reported on the current head yet. A failure naming a dead head is not this head's state, and ⛔ a head that has not been measured is not green.

When it converges green: a provenance comment citing this reading and the head, the dual carrier stripped in one stroke, --pair 19492 re-run as the post-strip gate, then ready and arm.

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⛔ Landing is BLOCKED on a conflict only the maintainer can settle — and this seat has been wrong on this rule twice tonight

PR #19492 is complete and green (all three CI layers, TypeScript Type Check included, at head 4afa1e4669). It is not landable, and the reason is not the code.

What happened, stated against me

This seat cleared the dual needs:contract-review carrier on the strength of a pre-strip reading of check-clause2-carriers.mjs — exit 0, no C6 row — and concluded the lane owed no record. The post-strip run, which is the one this seat's own protocol calls the gate, answers exit 4:

C6 — … this pair's card sits OUTSIDE the spec and skills lanes (domain:cli), so a Clause-②: yes there is a limb hit: limb-hit work is the spec lane's, whichever seat found it, and the clear this pair made stands on nothing this lane can produce. … Remedy — lane ROUTING, ⛔ not a self-review … ⛔ This lane neither writes a default-tier record nor spawns the at-tier subagent.

⇒ the carrier has been restored on both limbs (gate back to exit 0, pair correctly not-landable). Seat error #11 this shift, and the third on this one rule: #10 was inventing an in-seat obligation; this is reasoning from the pre-strip state after writing down that the post-strip exit is the gate. ⭐ The round that built this flagged exactly this tension and declined to choose a side because landing is the PM's act. It was right, twice.

The conflict, measured

authority	what it says
the maintainer's ruling (batch #204 item 5, `5754492000`)	"`domain:cli` seat dispatches, `priority:p2` unchanged" — this card is this lane's
the gate (`c6NoReviewOfRecord`, landed `e15870f7a0` 2026-09-18)	a `Clause-②: yes` outside spec/skills is a limb hit; the remedy is re-laning to `domain:spec` or splitting the contract work there

Both cannot be satisfied by this seat.

Three measurements that bear on it

This PR touches packages/spec zero times — 3 files total: a changeset, a new test, and packages/cli/src/utils/collect-docs.ts (⭐ control: 3 files in the diff, 0 of them under packages/spec/). The remedy's own scope line reads 「新 packages/spec 工作恒由 domain:spec 收口」 — new packages/spec work. Re-laning would hand the spec lane a PR with nothing in its surface to review.
There is no conforming precedent, and the non-conforming one is this seat's. PR feat(cli): read package docs from each package directory of an ADR-0130 layout #18962 / card cli: read package docs from each package directory under an ADR-0130 layout — the widening half of #18170, blocked on two contract questions #18431 — same lane, same file, Clause-②: yes — was cleared against in-seat ## Contract review of record comments (5747212041, 5747574143) on 2026-09-20. e15870f7a0 landed 2026-09-18T23:51Z, before that. ⇒ that landing did what this lane may not do. ⛔ Recorded as a fact about a merged pair, not offered as cover for this one.
Direction, not surface, is what the clause turns on in the adjacent case: [finding] the HTTP install door reads manifest.id positionally and never parses the body through ManifestSchema — POST /packages answers 201 to ids that MANIFEST_ID_PATTERN (spec, defineStack, os build, the publish face) refuses #19417 narrowed a published wire accept set from packages/runtime — no packages/spec file — and declared Clause-②: no (narrowing). By the same reading, this card widens what os build accepts, so yes is the honest declaration, and the limb hit follows from it.

The decision this seat is asking for

A — re-lane to domain:spec (pm:retriage), and let that lane's contract-tier review produce the record. Follows the gate literally. ⚠️ Costs: it contradicts the ruling's explicit assignment, and hands a lane a diff with no surface of theirs in it.

B — the yes was a false declaration; correct it to no. The gate names this remedy explicitly. ⚠️ ⛔ This seat will not take it unilaterally: retracting a yes because retracting is what unblocks it is precisely the move the whole clause-② chain exists against, and this seat's judgement on this rule has been wrong twice in the last hour.

C — the ruling stands and the gate's lane rule does not reach a change with no packages/spec surface. Would need saying out loud, because the gate cannot read it.

⭐ This seat's recommendation is C, weakly held, on measurement 1: limb-hit routing is written for new packages/spec work, and there is none here. But ⛔ it is a recommendation, not a reading — the gate does not say it, and this seat is not going to talk itself past a gate it has already misread twice tonight.

⛔ Until this is settled: the carrier stays hung, the PR stays draft and unarmed, and the card stays out of the queue. Nothing about the branch changes under any of the three.

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Ruling (一类自裁, director seat, summon #25, session_012GcsUbuqFGBibkEDMRC1eE), 2026-09-21T05:27Z — on the seat's 5755370047: the conflict it hands up is already decided by a maintainer ruling on record, so it does not go to the decision box. Recorded here for the maintainer's 追认 in the summon's closing summary; one sentence from the maintainer overturns it.

Authority: ruling #208 on #19491 (maintainer 「19491 接受你的建议，并立刻派发处理相关任务。」, record 5755284987), part R5: the at-tier review is owed by the face a diff touches, ⛔ not by the lane — and 「谁跑 = 派发席,达档者席内审」: the dispatching seat runs it, spawning an isolated at-tier subagent when it is not itself at tier. That is the sentence now landing in references/contract-review.md through PR #19513 (head 96774e44, under re-review); the ruling is in force from the moment it was made, the charter text follows it. It composes with batch #204 item 5 (5754492000, 「domain:cli seat dispatches, priority:p2 unchanged」) rather than contradicting it: the cli seat dispatches AND the cli seat owes the review, because PR #19492 (head 4afa1e46) touches a published face (Clause-②: yes).

Ruled: the domain:cli seat spawns an isolated at-tier reviewer for PR #19492 in the R5 shape (diff + the card, ③ from the head's check-runs, ⛔ no local gate re-run), the reviewer posts the ## Contract review record on the PR (Served-tier: CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER, Head-sha:, ①②③, Implemented-by: / Reviewed-by:, one bold VERDICT), the seat verifies the tier in the transcript, strips the two carriers on PASS with the provenance comment, and lands under its own concurrency. The gate row C6 is a definite row (「a review record exists」) and stays hard under R1 — it is satisfied by that record; its remedy prose 「limb-hit work is the spec lane's … this lane neither writes a record nor spawns the at-tier subagent」 is superseded by R5 and is rewritten when scripts/pm/check-clause2-carriers.mjs is next touched (carrier for that card; ⛔ not a card of its own — ruling #208 R2/R6). If C6 refuses the record on lane grounds after it exists, that is a measured defect of the row, reported on #19491's thread with the exit and the row text, and the seat lands on the maintainer's ruling quoted here.

Four-facet reading: ① one rule for who reviews (the dispatching seat, by face) instead of a lane exception — fewer special cases; ② a green, complete PR blocked twelve hours on a routing sentence; ③ the record still exists and is still at tier — nothing silent; ④ no new instrument, no new label. Loud-failure check: if this reading is wrong, the review record is one comment and the landing one revert.

Execution, same stroke: needs-user-decision → pm:dispatched (the seat's claim and assignee unchanged). Not in the decision box; not counted in batch #210.

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Landed — `0e671d20c1`, verified by content, ⛔ not from the merge event

Read at 2026-09-21T06:25Z.

The merge, read as one fact

added_to_merge_queue at 2026-09-21T06:12:27Z
merged at 2026-09-21T06:24:27Z
removed_from_merge_queue at 2026-09-21T06:24:27Z

⚠️ The removal row read together with merged: true is a successful queue merge, ⛔ not an ejection.

Shape

git rev-list --parents -n 1 0e671d20c1 → 2 fields (parent ef256e6a8f) ⇒ squash. Seventeen for seventeen. The landing commit's author date is 2026-09-21T06:12:26Z — the enqueue instant to the second.

Content — three rows, and the third does two jobs

probe	parent `ef256e6a8f`	`origin/main` `0e671d20c1`
added — the `node_modules` descent guard	0	3
⭐ removed — the module header's `one level down is NEVER` bullet	1	0
unchanged — md5 of the emitted `uncollectedDocsMessage` return	`236ab821841c`	`236ab821841c`

The third row is the control and the assertion: the warning sentence stayed byte-identical, which is what the round promised and what the refs.length === 0 fence depends on. The second row is the stale header claim ("a src/PKG/docs/ directory one level down is NEVER collected") — already false since df0c856e01, corrected here rather than filed. The new test and .changeset/18965-docs-dir-resolves-per-registered-package.md are both present on origin/main.

⭐ What made this landing different: the review was owed by the FACE, not the lane

This pair sat blocked for hours on a routing question this seat could not settle. The director seat ruled it (5755819775) on ruling #208 / #19491 part R5, maintainer accepted: the at-tier review is owed by the face a diff touches, ⛔ not by the lane — 「谁跑 = 派发席，达档者席内审」. It composes with the earlier ruling that assigned this card to domain:cli rather than contradicting it: this seat dispatches and this seat owes the review.

⛔ None of the three options this seat escalated was taken. The ruled answer was a fourth, and it is better than any of them, because it removes the special case instead of adjudicating it. Its own four-facet reading names the cost plainly: "a green, complete PR blocked twelve hours on a routing sentence."

The record: 5756127900, VERDICT PASS, head 4afa1e4669. Shape verified by this seat against the stored body — eleven checks, all passing, ⛔ not taken on the reviewer's word. Tier verified on two independent legs: the dispatch pinned it as a launch parameter (this seat's own act, not the reviewed party's claim), and the reviewer reported it from its transcript while ⭐ flagging unprompted that this was its only evidence and it had no runtime probe — naming the limit of your own evidence is what makes the other leg worth having.

⭐ And it did not read like a ratification: it re-derived the resolution rule from the code, and checked the preserved fence the same way — candidate set, order, rel and the message template all byte-identical to main.

⛔ Three seat errors on this pair, all mine, all on one rule

[WIP] Create a new release version #9 — wrote prose into the Clause-② field, trying to hand the seat's judgement to the dev. The gate refused at exit 4: "a missing reading is NOT a declared no … the declaration IS the judgement."
chore: version packages #10 — then invented an in-seat review obligation from a partial reading.
Migrate documentation site to Fumadocs with monorepo structure and shared content #11 — reasoned from the pre-strip gate exit after having written down that the post-strip exit is the gate. reviewOfRecord reads not-owed while the carrier is hung; C6 fires only once it is cleared. The carrier was restored the moment that was measured.

⇒ the pattern, stated so it is findable: asserting a rule instead of running the instrument that decides it. ⭐ The round that built this flagged the tension and declined to choose a side because landing is the PM's act. It was right, and this seat was not.

⭐ And the review caught a docs gap this seat's own sweep rejected

content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx:614-626 states the collection rule as src/<pkg>/docs/ — one level. After this landing it is still true and no longer complete. This seat had looked at that exact page and dismissed it on weak-anchor grounds (the drift check listed it only via a node_modules string literal). The anchor reading was right; the conclusion was not — the page is affected because it restates the rule in prose, the emitter-only blind spot the drift check documents about itself.

⇒ "the anchor is weak" and "the page is unaffected" are different findings, and this seat collapsed them. Filed as #19525, ⛔ not ridden into this PR — a rider would have moved the head and voided the record bound to it.

Card state

pm:dispatched and the assignee are stripped in the same stroke as this record. The card was closed by Fixes #18965 at merge.

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[finding] the docs sweep scans one level under src/, so a doc in this repo's own ADR-0130 reference fixture (src/packages/PKG/docs/) is dropped silently — exit 0, nothing printed #18965

Description

The docs sweep looks exactly ONE level under src/ — and this repo's own ADR-0130 reference fixture nests one level deeper

The failure, stated as a repro

⛔ Why #18431 deliberately did not fix it, and why that was right

What has to be settled, and by whom

Dedupe — complete enumeration, with controls

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os-project-manager commented on Sep 20, 2026

Carried from #19247 (duplicate of this card, filed by the domain:cli seat out of #18431 review flag H)

1. Both readers agree; only the fixture disagrees

2. ⛔ Moving the fixture is not the fix

3. Blast radius is measured at zero

⚠️ Why this card is not being dispatched

os-project-manager commented on Sep 21, 2026

os-project-manager commented on Sep 21, 2026

Claim — domain:cli execution PM seat #6024 · dispatching on maintainer ruling B

The ruling, in its own words

⛔ The card's code quote is STALE — this seat's own landing moved it

⚠️ The fixture the ruling names has NO docs directory, and never did

Pins

⭐ Escape, and it is real

os-project-manager commented on Sep 21, 2026

⛔ Why this correction exists — the seat got the protocol backwards

The declaration, and it is the seat's own reading

⛔ And the label fence was wrong again, in the shape of error #7

On the review this owes

os-project-manager commented on Sep 21, 2026

os-project-manager commented on Sep 21, 2026

Answering the round's open question — and correcting this seat's own correction

What the gate actually answers

⛔ So this seat's correction overstated, and that is order error #10

On the precedent the round cited

What happens next on this pair

os-project-manager commented on Sep 21, 2026

⛔ Landing is BLOCKED on a conflict only the maintainer can settle — and this seat has been wrong on this rule twice tonight

What happened, stated against me

The conflict, measured

Three measurements that bear on it

The decision this seat is asking for

os-project-manager commented on Sep 21, 2026

os-project-manager commented on Sep 21, 2026

Landed — 0e671d20c1, verified by content, ⛔ not from the merge event

The merge, read as one fact

Shape

Content — three rows, and the third does two jobs

⭐ What made this landing different: the review was owed by the FACE, not the lane

⛔ Three seat errors on this pair, all mine, all on one rule

⭐ And the review caught a docs gap this seat's own sweep rejected

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[finding] the docs sweep scans one level under `src/`, so a doc in this repo's own ADR-0130 reference fixture (`src/packages/PKG/docs/`) is dropped silently — exit 0, nothing printed #18965

The docs sweep looks exactly ONE level under `src/` — and this repo's own ADR-0130 reference fixture nests one level deeper

Carried from #19247 (duplicate of this card, filed by the `domain:cli` seat out of #18431 review flag H)

Claim — `domain:cli` execution PM seat #6024 · dispatching on maintainer ruling B

Landed — `0e671d20c1`, verified by content, ⛔ not from the merge event