refactor(types,components,sdui-parser): retire the body child-list dialect — children is the one spelling (objectui#6771) - #9895
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…list dialect `children` is the one spelling. Ruling steps 2-4 of the `body` retirement: the twelve `body`-only registrations converge on `children`, the wider `children || body` readers drop their `body` arm in the same change, the published type refuses the key by name on both faces, and the parser tier answers it with the replacement rather than with the warning a typo draws. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
…nd teaching to `children` The ruling binds corpus and teaching to the same commit as the retirement — the platform never refuses a spelling it still ships. 114 authored nodes move across the docs site, the schema catalog, five package READMEs and the VS Code extension's snippets, JSON schema, syntax map, hovers and completions; the extension's preview and validator drop the `body` arm their own comments deferred to this card. Left alone, each for a stated reason: HTTP and email `body` values, `detail`'s own activity `body`, the item-level `body` on `tabs` items and `dashboard` widgets (a different key, and objectui#9590's family), and the census instrument's own fixtures. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
…ns, and move their pins `CardSchema`, `AspectRatioSchema`, `PageNodeSchema` and `TooltipSchema` each redeclared the child slot under the retired spelling. Each is now `never` on the TypeScript face and an alias refusal naming `children` on the Zod mirror. Three pins INVERT rather than disappear, because the rule they encode is unchanged and only the key it names moved: objectui#8284's per-component content-channel tombstone on `alert` / `badge` / `tooltip` (the renderers converged on `children`, so the refused channel is `body`), objectui#8310's page flat-content arity, and objectui#9256's family-C controls. The two chatbot twins gain the NEITHER-channel tombstone their `children` sentence already asserted, so they answer `requestBody` rather than inheriting a refusal that names a key they also refuse. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
…n the cost the convergence moved Ten registrations that rendered `renderChildren(schema.body)` now put an authored `children` list on the page, so objectui#6808's runtime predicate calls them containers. objectui#6804's ruling wrote the answer in advance — a pin exception WITH ITS GROUND, ⛔ not `isContainer` — so each gets a reasoned entry in `container-declaration-baseline.json`'s `excluded`, and the exact-equality pin on that set moves with them.⚠️ The exception is no longer free, and the entries say so: `validateTree`'s containment branch reads `node.children?.length`, so the false `not-a-container` that used to sit on a key these registrations did not read now sits on the only key they do. That is objectui#6771's own defect shape, moved rather than removed, and it is pinned as a refusal rather than left to be rediscovered. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
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…ft on its own pins - `Type Check`: the objectui#9256 chatbot control asserted `body` type-checks on a TWIN face, which inherited it from `BaseSchema`. The base moved, so the control inverts to a `@ts-expect-error` beside a `requestBody` control that compiles — the key an author should actually write. - `Lint`: `check-test-path-roots` refused a cwd-relative read this branch added. Re-rooted at the file, the spelling that gate teaches. - The census (ruling step 1's own artefact) is REPOINTED, not deleted: it now asserts the retirement's reality — `badge` / `alert` / `tooltip` read `children`, ten `sidebar` reads not nine or eleven, all three generic readers on one arm, the completion provider emitting `children` — so reintroducing `body` reddens it. - The `examples/schema-catalog` counter-probes are re-pointed at `body`, the key that is inert NOW. Measured: 0 of the catalogue's 2267 typed nodes author `children` or `body` on a `badge`, so no demo's rendered output moved. - The CLI's `good.json` authored the retired spelling; diagnosed before converting, with both legs run. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
…ar in, and correct the ten it falsifies `changeset-claim-re-read` names every pending changeset whose body mentions a file this change touches. Their prose publishes verbatim into the CHANGELOG at the next release — beside this retirement — so a sentence calling `body` a live spelling ships as a contradiction. Read: 82. Corrected: 10, prose only, frontmatter untouched. Still true: 72 — 65 whose claim never mentions the dialect, and 7 whose `body` is a function body, a `text.variant` value, a code-sketch placeholder, the `list` ITEM channel (objectui#9590's, fenced) or a changeset's own body. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
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…and repair two stale tooltip docblocks `changeset-claim-re-read` found one line address in this branch's own prose whose target this diff moves (`base.ts:467` → `:499`). ⛔ Not re-numbered: a coordinate true today is born false on the next insertion above it and nothing re-derives it. The member is cited by its own text — `[key: string]: any` on `BaseSchema` — which no edit elsewhere in that file can move, and the changeset says why so the next hand does not "fix" it back into a number. The two `TooltipSchema` header docblocks still described the read as `schema.content || renderChildren(schema.body)` and its `inputs` as listing `body`. Both are now the slot's name rather than a spelling, with the reversal recorded — they are the prose a reader meets before the tombstones that face the other way round from objectui#8284's. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
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…ialect pin Ruled by the dispatching seat after the evidence came back: this file is a TWO-SIDED pin — objectui#7181 added the `children` arm and deliberately KEPT `body` — and only the four `body` legs went red. Its two pinned sources defer that arm's removal to objectui#6771 BY NUMBER in their own comments, so those legs were recording a pre-retirement state rather than guarding a live contract. Every inverted leg keeps ABSOLUTE numbers beside its passing live twin (children 2 / body 1 on card, 1 / 0 on div, 1 / 0 on the bare-node arity), so a reader that broke entirely satisfies neither half. The validator leg is inverted, ⛔ not weakened: it states positively that the recursion does not run on the retired key. ⭐ The refusal does not go quiet — it moves up a level and gets louder. The header now carries the measurement that says so, taken on the BUILT CLI: the same document under `body` exits 1 with `Unrecognized key(s) on this node: body. Did you mean body → children?` at `Path: body`, where before the retirement it parsed green and the validator merely walked into it. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
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1 — Why the diff enters each package beyond the dispatched surfaceThe dispatched surface was
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Contract reviewServed-tier: ① Derived judgmentsEvery change to an accepted set or published face in this diff, judged one by one. Line numbers are on the head; where a line is derived from a hunk header rather than read on the tree it is marked ≈. A. The TypeScript face — B. The zod mirror — C. Per-component redeclarations, both faces. TS: D. The parse-tier diagnostic. E. Dropped fallback arms — the ones done. F. Dropped fallback arms — the ones NOT done and NOT declared. ⛔ This is where the narrowing is incomplete. On the head, four G. Published-face prose this diff made false. H. Teaching surfaces. I. The census pin and baseline. Widening hunt, stated so it is not assumed: looked for a member deleted where it should have been refused (none), a refusal that fails open (none — both measured fail-closed), a published export or key that got wider ( ② Semver level
⛔ What does not match is the changeset's body, which publishes verbatim into the CHANGELOG: ③ Boundary flags
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…p the refusal going quiet in the extension host
Contract review of `9547e08e` returned FAIL on five items. All five close here.
1. THE NARROWING WAS INCOMPLETE. The brief's "four wider readers" came from a
grep for the literal `schema.children || schema.body`, which misses `?.` and
`??`. Re-derived spelling-agnostically — both keys inside one expression, any
operator — the population was larger by four: `basic/html-elements.tsx`'s factory
(behind ~36 safe-HTML tags, which the card body itself named) and the three thin
`page:section` / `page:footer` / `page:sidebar` containers. All four arms drop.
⇒ TWO live reads survive, both `page:card`, both now carrying their ground where
a reader meets them: that registration PUBLISHED `{ name: 'body', type: 'slot' }`
until objectstack#5775 retired it, so documents are stored in the old spelling
and the read is back-compat until the ADR-0087 D2 conversion. The three thin
containers do NOT share it — the spec declares all three through one
`PageContainerProps` whose single key is `children`, and they were `EmptyProps`
before that, so they never published `body`. The designer canvas's matching read
is declared too, rather than left mute.
2. The changeset's "Every `children || body` fallback drops its `body` arm" was
publishing false into the CHANGELOG. It now names the residue and its ground.
3. ⭐ THE PIN'S HEADER CITED THE WRONG TIER, and the objection it waved away was
real. The built-CLI measurement is about the ZOD mirror; the extension host
imports no zod, builds no manifest, and its JSON schema sets
`additionalProperties: true`. There, dropping the arm took a document from one
diagnostic to ZERO — a refusal genuinely going quiet, in the one tool whose job
is teaching the format. `SchemaValidator` now answers the retired key BY NAME,
the pin asserts that positively instead of asserting an absence, and the header
records the correction rather than smoothing it over.
4. Prose this diff had made born-false: the `SemanticElementSchema` and
`HtmlElementSchema` `.describe()` strings on both faces (they feed generated
JSON schema and docs) and `box.tsx`'s "every other renderer does too".
5. Nothing exercised `checkRetiredBodyDialect` — the tier the card was FILED
about. `sdui-parser/src/__tests__/body-dialect-6771.test.ts` pins both verdicts,
the one-diagnostic-per-mistake shape, the scalar case, the declared-`body`
carve-out, and that `body` never became a base prop.
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…at is unresolved rather than grounded Reverting one part of the previous commit, with the measurement that forced it. I dropped the `body` arm on `page:section` / `page:footer` / `page:sidebar` on the ground that they never PUBLISHED the key — true on both faces: the spec declares all three through one `PageContainerProps` whose single key is `children`, they were `EmptyProps` before that, and this side registered them with no `inputs` at all. ⛔ That argument is about the AUTHORING face and the pin it contradicts is about the STORED one. `page-container-authorable-keys.test.tsx` pins all three as reading both spellings, and its ground — do stored documents carry `body`? — cannot be answered from this repository, which is the whole reason `page:card`'s sibling read waits on an ADR-0087 D2 LOAD-TIME conversion.⚠️ And the scan I ran to answer it does not answer it. Against the pre-retirement tree it returned zero for these three — with a CONTROL THAT DID NOT FIRE (`card` + `body` also read zero, though that population is 40 in Markdown fences and `.tsx` fixtures the JSON-only walk never opens), and with two of its four `sidebar` hits being `ui:sidebar` rather than `page:sidebar`, the bare-vs-namespaced confusion this card's own history already records twice. A zero from an instrument whose control is silent is not a reading. ⇒ Kept, on the asymmetry: deleting an arm that does have a stored population blanks content silently, the least reportable failure there is; keeping one that does not leaves a dialect visible in three thin containers, removable later at no risk. `html-elements.tsx`'s arm stays dropped — no pin asserts it and no stored-document argument was ever made for it. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
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Contract reviewStamp-control: 63 of 63 stamped assistant requests in this reviewer's own transcript carry one value, read 2026-09-18T19:34:03Z; the transcript was identified by a string only this run wrote ( Reviewed against the whole 102-file diff. The PR's head read ① Derived judgmentsA. TypeScript face. Right. B. Zod mirror. Right. C. Per-component redeclarations. Right; unchanged by either commit since the standing record (the merge touched no D. Parse tier. Right. E. Dropped fallback arms. Right. My own instrument, PCRE over property-access, index and destructure spellings of F. The four surviving G. Prose the code or the record contradicts.
H. Teaching surfaces. Consistent with step 5. I. Census pin and baseline. Unchanged since the standing record on both commits (the round-five commit touches neither Widening hunt. No member deleted where it should be refused (A, B). The ② Semver level
Changeset prose, claim by claim (read 19:27:13Z). "Thirteen registrations read PR body, as found (unchanged since the seat's banner of 18:12Z; correction carrier ③ Boundary flags
Instrument readings behind this record. Targeted pins: the 23 test files in the diff plus What to change for a PASS. G10: in Implemented-by: VERDICT: FAIL Generated by Claude Code |
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every distinct "model" value in this reviewer's transcript |
116 requests, all claude-fable-5-1 — one value, ⛔ zero fallback rows |
| ⭐ control A — a sibling at-tier reviewer | 68 requests, same value |
⭐ control B / C — two os-dev transcripts |
720 and 375 requests, both claude-opus-5 |
Read 2026-09-18T19:46:26Z. ⭐ Its own Stamp-control: line reports a control set of the same shape — one sibling matching, two siblings and the parent differing — reached independently. ⇒ served at tier.
⭐ What it closed, and the restraint worth naming
All four standing findings CLOSED, and G7 closed by its own five ablations — four of them wordings nobody had tried (widen the carve-out to card, invert the gate, carve out by value shape, carve out by namespace prefix). ⭐ The fifth passed 10/10, and the record states that as the pin's measured reach rather than charging it, because the leg's own text claims no more. ⛔ Inventing a finding out of a limit a test never claimed would be the mirror image of the defect this lane keeps finding, and it did not.
⛔ Why it FAILs — four findings, and two of them are sharp
G10 is the G6 class one file over: the census script the changeset names as its own instrument still says tooltip reads body and is 「the one registration in the tree that DECLARES body」, while the PR's own parser docblock says that is record:alert. ⇒ two files in one tree name different components as the one registration that declares body, and the diff's own test pins the opposite of the script's prose.
G13 is the sharpest sentence in the record: the changeset's census figure reads 3, not 2, on this head — and 「the commit that edited this changeset is the commit that made its figure false」, because the round-five twin fixture is the third node. ⇒ a copied count, which is the shape AGENTS.md #9 forbids at the root.
G11 and G12 are the same class: a pin file this PR edited three times carries an 「INVERTED」 header and a later section saying the body legs must keep working; and nine docblocks cite a schema.body literal in box.tsx that this very diff deleted, so a reader replaying the caveat's grep gets zero where the sentence promises one.
③4 is an escalation rather than a finding: page:card's surviving read is said to 「belong to」 objectstack#5775, which is closed and whose body carries no such action — while the spec's own sentence, quoted in the same changeset, says the fallback is objectui's to retire. ⇒ the ground holds, the ownership points at a card that will never carry it.
⚠️ The two seat items, discharged
1. The PR body. Repaired at 2026-09-18T19:49:52Z: the old banner is replaced by an exhaustive block. It was stale in two ways the review named — it said 「six places」 when there are more, and it listed two contract-review records when there are four (5732059417, 5733750066, 5734518119, 5735358922, each fetched by id with its issue_url read). ⛔ Nothing edited in place.
2. The 「26」. Adoption comment 5734535819 republished the default census as 26; the instrument reads 27 on this head, the extra being the round-five twin fixture — ⭐ the seat's own figure moved by the dev's commit, which is exactly why a count copied into prose rots. Corrected here and named in the body block. ⛔ The rest of that comment stands.
Per 载体纪律 the FAIL strips both carriers at 2026-09-18T19:48:42Z and 2026-09-18T19:48:44Z; card state and assignee untouched. ⛔ No ready-flip and ⛔ no queue until a later record says PASS.
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…ces this retirement spent
Four prose findings, all the same class: sentences that were true when written
and that THIS diff falsified, left in the present tense where a reader replays
them and gets the opposite answer.
`scripts/body-dialect-census.mjs` — the instrument the changeset names — still
said `tooltip` reads `schema.body` and is "the one registration in the tree that
DECLARES `body`". It renders `renderChildren(schema.children)` and declares
`{ name: 'children' }` on this head, and the title passed to `record:alert`,
which is what `packages/sdui-parser/src/body-dialect.ts` already says. Two files
in one tree answered that question differently; the census now answers it the
same way, in the past tense, and points at `__tests__/body-dialect-census.test.ts`
for the converged state. Its `bodyReaders` sentence named an array this diff
deleted from `container-declaration-ratchet.test.tsx`, so it says so. The
pointer's extension was wrong as well (`.test.mjs` for a `.test.ts` file).
`body-dialect-children-arm-7181.test.ts` carried an "INVERTED" header AND, four
sections later, "The `body` arm is expected to keep working … removing it is
objectui#6771 step 2, not this change". This IS that change. The section is
inverted rather than deleted, and the inversion bears weight: it states what the
legs assert now — absolute counts either side, a POSITIVE diagnostic assertion
for the validator, and the `record:alert` carve-out with its own leg. The
`@object-ui/core` parenthetical describing `schema.children || schema.body` is
past-tensed for the same reason: this diff removed that read.
Nine docblocks justified a type-checker sweep with "the `BoxSchema` docblock in
`renderers/layout/box.tsx` says `schema.body` in prose and grep counts it". This
diff rewrote that docblock and the literal is gone, so a reader replaying the
caveat's grep got zero where the sentence promised one. The example is spent;
the hazard is not, and the replacement says so. Seven are in `layout.ts`; the
two in `form.ts` are outside the diff and are fixed with them rather than left
to reproduce the split this commit is closing one file over.
The changeset's "40 before this change and 2 after" reads 3 on this head by the
instrument the sentence itself names — the round-five twin fixture is the third
node, so the commit that edited the sentence is the commit that moved its
figure. A count copied into prose is what AGENTS.md #9 forbids; the sentence now
points at the census command and says what to look for in its table.
Also: "retiring `page:card`'s read belongs to objectstack#5775" overstated a
ground as an ownership. That card is CLOSED and its body is a props-declaration
audit carrying no such step, while the spec sentence quoted in the same
changeset says the fallback is objectui's to retire. Reworded to "grounded by",
with the owner named. ⚠️ The read still has no carrier on this side; that is
reported to the seat as an escalation rather than filed here.
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| CI on that head | 33 success / 3 skipped / 0 failures, 36 of 36 returned |
mergeable |
false |
mergeable_state |
dirty |
base vs main |
main is 7 commits ahead, touching 36 files |
mergeable is GitHub's computed field and it answers lazily, so it was read twice, at
2026-09-18T21:43:34Z — false / dirty both times. ⛔ Not one read, and ⛔ not the
unknown this PR reported an hour ago, which is no reading at all.
The text conflict is exactly one file
Intersection of this PR's 104 paths with the 36 main moved since base d6a84446fb:
⚠️ scripts/__tests__/body-dialect-census.test.ts— and nothing else.
Controls on the same instrument: a path known to be in the PR (scripts/body-dialect-census.mjs)
reads present; a fabricated path reads absent. ⇒ the set is a reading, ⛔ not an empty-looking default.
⭐ The half that matters is ⛔ not in that intersection
While this PR sat in rework, main took a sibling change in the same subject:
scripts/body-dialect-producer-scan.mjs with .changeset/9871-body-dialect-producer-scan.md, plus
edits to scripts/__tests__/body-dialect-census.test.ts itself. A producer-side scan of the body
dialect landed while this PR retires that dialect on the consumer side.
caught by the queue's CI, ⛔ never by reading a small intersection as 「no conflict」. The next round
merges main and then re-reads both scans against each other — the census this PR rewrites and
the producer scan main just added — because they now answer overlapping questions and neither was
written knowing about the other.
⚠️ A second, separate hold on the same PR
The half-state patrol (sweep 2026-09-18T21:03:56Z–2026-09-18T21:11:14Z, row H36)
reads this PR as sharing two changed files with open card objectui#8941 —
content/docs/api/schema-reference.md and content/docs/guide/schema-playground.md. That is a
cross-lane same-file hold, and whichever side lands second re-probes with
git merge-tree --write-tree against the then-current main before (re-)arming. ⛔ The patrol row is
an input, not a verdict — both sides may be additive and disjoint.
list was truncated at the page size, which can only have hidden more overlap; this seat read all
104 paths across three pages, so the 104 above is complete.
What this seat did ⛔ not do
⛔ Did not merge main into this branch. ⛔ Did not resolve the conflict. Both are code-writing acts
and belong to a dev round; the PM seat ⛔ never writes code or files. The round-6 delivery itself is
under isolated review on the head above, and the verdict follows separately — a dirty branch does
⛔ not pre-empt the review, and a PASS on this head does ⛔ not make it enqueueable while
mergeable reads false.
Read at 2026-09-18T21:44Z. domain:ui seat 3, seat post objectui#9800.
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Contract reviewServed-tier: I read the card ① Derived judgments
② Semver levelLevel: right. Changeset prose, claim by claim. Round six rewrote two paragraphs; I ran the instrument each names rather than reading the numbers back.
③ Boundary flagsG10 — CLOSED. The census script's spent sentences are past-tensed, the G11 — ⛔ NOT CLOSED. Re-raised as G14 (new), and it decides the verdict. The inverted section replaced one false sentence with three. The header of
G12 — CLOSED for the nine; ⛔ G15 (new, minor). A tenth copy of the spent premise survives in the present tense, in a file this diff modifies: G13 — CLOSED. ②, measured with the named instrument and a firing control. Escalation "3-4" — ANSWERED, and the answer holds. The changeset's reworded ownership sentence is true in every part I could check (②). The dev escalated rather than closing, recommending option A; the seat filed Served-tier — ⛔ this review was NOT served at NOT MEASURED, and why:
Implemented-by: VERDICT: FAIL Round six did most of what it reported. G10 and G13 are genuinely closed, and I closed them with the instruments the prose names rather than by reading the report — the census command runs, its control fires, and every node still carrying It fails on the one file where the round claimed no ablation was possible. The pin header was rewritten to say that each pin asserts both spellings, that the The smaller one worth not losing: a tenth copy of the spent Last thing the seat should weigh before adopting: my own transcript reads Generated by Claude Code |
⛔ Record
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this reviewer agent-aab1a05530423cc9e.jsonl |
118 | claude-opus-5 × 118, zero others |
at-tier control agent-a5529e2641f3e37a3.jsonl |
196 | claude-fable-5-1 × 196 |
opus control agent-ad385c5d27f779b84.jsonl |
375 | claude-opus-5 × 375 |
Read 2026-09-18T21:59Z. Across every subagent transcript in this session the split is 11 all-claude-fable-5-1
/ 16 all-claude-opus-5, so the instrument separates two real populations rather than reading one
value everywhere. CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER is 'claude-fable-5-1' at scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs:11899.
⇒ 118/118 against the constant: not at tier. The cause is not the reviewer's: I spawned it with no
tier override, so it inherited the default judgment tier. The round-4 reviewer on the sibling card was
spawned correctly and reads 196/196 fable — ⛔ the difference is what I passed, not what it did.
Per the downgrade fuse, a verdict with fallback evidence is voided whole, and a re-run on the same
head must cite the voiding reason. So:
- ⛔ The VERDICT: FAIL in
5736698949does not discharge this card's contract-review
obligation, and ⛔ this PR is not enqueueable on it. - ✅ Its measurements stand as measurements. They are reproducible, controlled, and G14 was
established by ablation with a lit control in both directions. A below-tier record cannot issue the
verdict; it can still be true, and the owed changes below are owed whether or not a fable
reviewer re-runs. - ⛔ I did not rewrite or polish one byte of it. Adopt-verbatim-or-void-whole; this is the void, posted
beside the record rather than in place of it.
2. ⭐ The heavier disclosure — this card's Clause-②: no is falsified by the delivered diff
The claim 5730336853 declares Clause-②: no, reasoning verbatim: 「this card's surface is
renderer and parser source, ⛔ not a protocol-semantic surface」. Measured at source, by me, 2026-09-18T21:58:55Z:
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base d6a84446fb |
line 305 — body?: SchemaNode | SchemaNode[]; |
head 059a41c65 |
line 330 — body?: never; |
⇒ a published type on BaseSchema narrowed from an authorable union to never. That is a
published-contract change on its face. The claim's prediction about the surface was wrong, and
⭐ the diff is the fact; the card's semantics were only the prediction.
whose step 3 is marked Clause-② yes at dispatch — retiring body from
packages/types/src/base.ts. Triage restated it on this card (5713256897): 「步骤 3 ← fable
CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER 配额(Clause-② yes at dispatch,只绑这一步)」. The round-six report states
this PR implements steps 2–5. ⇒ the no contradicted a ruling already on the card.
A wrong no is an auditable false declaration — ⛔ unlike a yes a review overturns downward,
which costs nothing. This one is on the record as mine. Its practical cost: the gate label was never
hung on this delivery, so five rounds of review ran outside the clause-② carrier discipline, and
the one thing that would have forced an at-tier reviewer was missing the whole time.
Carriers, corrected now
needs:contract-review hung on this PR at 2026-09-18T21:59:18Z and on card objectui#6771
at 2026-09-18T21:59:20Z — both carriers, one stroke, as 「PR 一存在即挂」 requires and as
should have happened at dispatch. ⛔ The label stays until an at-tier record PASSes. ⛔ This PR is
not enqueueable meanwhile, which is the safe state, ⛔ not a penalty.
What is owed, independent of the tier question
- G14 — the pin header's stated reach exceeds its measured reach (three false sentences; a wholly
broken reader satisfies twobodylegs at 21/21-style pass, while the control shows the legs do
catch the arm's resurrection). ⭐ The round's stated ground for running no ablation — 「every change
is prose … nothing whose failure could be demonstrated」 — is itself the defect: prose that
describes a pin's reach is exactly what ablation tests. - G15 (minor) — a tenth copy of the spent
box.tsxgrep example survives present-tense in
packages/types/src/__tests__/content-channel-per-component-8284.test.ts, a file this diff already
modifies, where it serves as the control for a measurement argument. - The branch is
dirty— see5736548634. Mergingmainis a dev act; ⛔ the PM seat does not
write code.
G10, G12 (for its nine) and G13 are closed, and the ③4 escalation is answered — each established
with the instrument the prose names rather than read back from the report.
Read at 2026-09-18T21:59Z. domain:ui seat 3, seat post objectui#9800.
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…the migration `main` landed objectui#9871's producer-side scan while this branch retired the dialect on the consumer side. The text conflict was one file; the reading that mattered was not in it. - `scripts/__tests__/body-dialect-census.test.ts` — the one text conflict. Both sides kept: objectui#9871's derived producer table with its two lit controls, and this branch's named CompletionProvider migration pin. - B2 INVERTED, not deleted, per objectui#9871's own instruction. Its assertion that a string-carried producer EXISTS had exactly three subjects, all `CompletionProvider` snippets, and step 5 migrated them. The zero now carries two lit controls so it measures C1 emission rather than a scan gone blind to literals. - Corrected objectui#9871's "an empty table is the day step 4 becomes landable": step 4 lands here with the table non-empty. Probed both legs against the built parser — a `card` NODE carrying `body` draws the retirement diagnostic, a `tabs` ITEM carrying it draws zero. - `packages/types/src/__tests__/content-channel-per-component-8284.test.ts` — the tenth spent `box.tsx` grep example, which served as THE control for a measurement argument. Past-tensed and the control re-pointed at `span.tsx`, which still diverges 1 (raw) vs 0 (comments stripped). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
…symmetry
The pin header made three claims about what these pins catch. All three were
false: two are contradicted by the file's own contents, the third by ablation.
- "Each pin still asserts BOTH spellings" — three of the eight behavioural
pins do. One pin's `body` half was deleted by this branch, and its own
comment says so.
- "the `body` leg carries zero beside it" — `card`'s asserts 1; the title
element survives when the child list does not.
- "a reader that broke entirely satisfies neither half" — falsified. With the
renderer collapsed, `div`'s and the bare node's `body` legs PASS, because 0
is exactly what they assert.
⛔ The pins were not widened to rescue the prose. The prose was re-derived,
from four ablations mutated on disk and restored to the HEAD blob:
PreviewProvider COLLAPSE — every `children` leg reds; `card`'s `body`
leg reds; `div` + bare-node `body` legs PASS.
PreviewProvider RESURRECTION — every `children` leg holds; exactly the three
`body` legs red.
SchemaValidator SILENCE — the diagnostic-by-name pin and the carve-out's
twin leg both red.
SchemaValidator RESURRECTION — the "does not descend it" leg reds.
⇒ a zero-valued `body` leg catches the arm COMING BACK, not the reader falling
over; the `children` leg beside it is what catches a collapse. `card`'s leg
reds in both directions because it asserts a non-zero absolute. The `div` and
bare-node pins now say so where a reader looks.
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…ment ⭐ The merge's one-file text intersection did NOT contain this. The census block carried one copy of objectui#9871's B2 claim; this file carries the second, and `git merge-tree` had nothing to say about either — the two scans met at an assertion, not at a line. - B2 inverted with the same two lit controls as the census copy: literals are still read (79 literal-carried spellings tree-wide) and a literal-carried hit still passes C2 (3 of them), so `toBe(0)` measures C1 emission and not a scan gone blind. - "while the table is non-empty, objectui#6771 step 4 is not landable" — corrected. This file files every surviving producer `unruled:item-carrier` and says whether it belongs to objectui#6771 is UNRULED, so blocking that card with the same rows reads the question back as an answer. Probed both legs against the built parser: a `card` NODE carrying `body` draws the retirement diagnostic, a `tabs` ITEM carrying it draws zero. - The same clause in `body-dialect-producer-scan.mjs`'s `finalVerdict` docblock corrected rather than left as a tenth copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
✅ Console Performance Budget
The eager closure is every chunk the entry reaches through static imports — what the browser fetches and parses before the app renders. The entry chunk on its own is a small fraction of it. 📦 Bundle Size Report
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Same class as the tenth: a sentence this branch made false, left standing in prose a reader replays. `finalVerdict`'s lit-control comment called a zero producer table "the day objectui#6771 step 4 becomes landable"; step 4 landed with the table non-empty and item-carried. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xm4WFhEe5mwcgyqHjxR2hn
✅ Console Performance Budget
The eager closure is every chunk the entry reaches through static imports — what the browser fetches and parses before the app renders. The entry chunk on its own is a small fraction of it. 📦 Bundle Size Report
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Contract reviewServed-tier: I read ① Derived judgments
② Semver levelLevel right, unchanged: The pin header (
The census test and producer-scan test, round-7 sentences:
PR body. Re-stamped by the seat at 00:18:22Z: five records all FAIL with the fifth voided — holds; "106 paths, not governed" — holds by the guard; it now declines to copy figures and disclaims the old Verification numbers rather than restating them. The dev did not PATCH it (report says so; the only edit is the seat's, after the head). The changeset's prose was verified in round 6 and did not move; its " ③ Boundary flagsG14 — CLOSED. The header now states the reach four ablations measured, I reproduced all four with the same per-leg readings plus the vitest counts, and no assertion moved (①6). Round 6's three false sentences are gone; the replacement wording is measured in both directions and says at each pin what that pin's leg does and does not catch. G15 — CLOSED, one blemish below FAIL. The tenth spent Merge of Point 2 — the cross-lane edit to objectui#9871's landed prose. Independent verdict: (a) for the substance, with a wording caveat that belongs to the seat, not a revert.
Seat-owned items, checked rather than charged: the PR body figures — the seat carried them at 00:18Z; the changeset not citing objectui#9961 — an uncited carrier, the seat's call; patrol H36 — ⛔ new (all minor): the "Neither file was in the merge's text intersection" sentence; the G15 edit living in the merge commit; the two report figures (79 / 80, 141) I could not reproduce. Served-tier — matches the constant. My transcript was identified by NOT MEASURED, and why: the full suite and shard matrix locally (CI ran them, 33 / 3 / 0 at 00:32:45Z); the repo-wide build and type-check ( Implemented-by: VERDICT: PASS The round did what it reported, and I say so plainly because I measured it rather than because six FAILs make a seventh unlikely. The pin header that failed round 6 now says exactly what four ablations show — a zero-valued Generated by Claude Code |
Clause-② provenance — gate cleared on an at-tier PASS, both carriers stripped in one stroke
The three enqueue conditions, each read rather than assumed
Path surface read by this seat across all pages: 106 paths, ⛔ not governed — no
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Fixes #6771
⭐ Resolved by the seat on 2026-09-18, exactly the way the note below asks: the declaration of record is this card's claim comment, which re-declares
yes, andneeds:contract-reviewis hung on both carriers. Thenothat stood on this line was the dispatch's score — ⛔ the note below is unchanged and was right to refuse to resolve it silently.noon the ground that it NARROWS an accepted authoring set. The 2026-09-01 ruling scores its own step 3 — retiringbodyfrom the published type — asClause-② yes at dispatch, and triage's 2026-09-17 answer bound theCONTRACT_REVIEW_TIERquota to that step alone. Today's release record (comment5730313581) argued only the producer-side condition, which binds steps 2 / 4 / 5. ⇒ step 3's recorded condition was not addressed by the release that unblocked this card, and whether it is live today is a seat reading, not mine. I have drafted the whole ruling; theneeds:contract-reviewlabel is the seat's to attach and I have neither attached nor waited for it.What this is
The maintainer ruling of 2026-09-01 (「同意。」, option B) retires the
bodychild-list dialect: one concept, one spelling, and the spelling ischildren. Step 1 (the liveness census) landed as #7184. This is steps 2 through 5.BaseSchemadeclared two spellings and left the choice per component. Twelve registrations readbodyand nothing else, so it was their only door; the wider set readchildren || bodyand took either. The authoring tier only ever knewchildren— so an author writing the one spelling that resolved gotunknown-prop, the same warning a typo draws, on the tier built for AI authors where the diagnostic is the contract.The five steps, and where each one landed
body-only registrations; fallback readers drop the arm in the same changebodyfrom the published typechildrenonlyStep 2.
alert,badge,tooltipand the tensidebar-*reads converge onchildren. Everychildren || bodyfallback drops itsbodyarm:basic/div.tsx,layout/card.tsx,layout/semantic.tsx,layout/aspect-ratio.tsx,form/button.tsx(named in the ruling's own cross-card boundary paragraph),layout/page.tsx's three reads,@object-ui/core's recursivevalidateSchema, the two container walkers that enumerated child channels, and both VS Code extension readers — whose own comments deferred the arm to this card by number.Step 3.
BaseSchema.bodyisneveron the TypeScript face and an alias refusal namingchildrenon the Zod mirror, as are the four per-component redeclarations. Refused by name, not deleted —BaseSchemacarries[key: string]: anyand the mirror ends.passthrough(), so a deleted member is accepted silently and rendered by nothing, which is the exact silence this retirement ends.Step 4. A new
sdui-parser/src/body-dialect.tsanswers an authoredbodywith the replacement NAMED, and it REPLACES the diagnostic the prop walk would emit rather than stacking on it — the shapecheckKanbanQuickAddnext door is written against. Abodychild list under a non-container draws the same containment code thechildrenspelling draws, which is the ruling's own sentence.Step 5. 114 authored nodes moved across the docs site, the schema catalog, five package READMEs and the extension's snippets / JSON schema / syntax map / hovers / completions, plus the prose that taught the key.
Converging the twelve gives them a
childrenread, so #6808's runtime predicate calls them containers. #6804's ruling anticipated this and wrote the answer in advance, verbatim: a census-pin exception with its ground, ⛔ notisContainer. That is what landed — ten reasoned entries incontainer-declaration-baseline.json'sexcluded, and its exact-equality pin moved with them.But the exception is no longer free, and the cost is this card's own defect one key over:
not-a-containerbodychildrenchildrenchildrenvalidateTree's containment branch readsnode.children?.length, so the false warning that used to sit on a key these registrations did not read now sits on the only key they do. Per the standing clause I executed the ruling literally, made no promote and no revert in this PR, and inverted the pin into a refusal that states the cost (container-declaration-ratchet.test.tsx, the converged-readers block).⇒ The question for whoever reads this: #6804's ground —
childrenhere is a label / content fallback, not layout containment — transfers cleanly tobadge,alert,buttonandtooltip. It does not obviously transfer to thesidebar-*family, whose child lists ARE layout containment and which are NOT in the public tier, so the react-page cost that justifiedbutton's exclusion does not apply to them either. That ruling was made before the convergence existed. ⛔ Not decided here.Two readers deliberately left alone, each with its ground
page:cardstill readsschema?.body ?? schema?.children. That key isPageCardProps.bodyunder a different retirement (objectstack#5775, ADR-0087 D2), and its own comment records a sequencing precondition — the load-timebodytochildrenconversion — that deleting the read before would blank stored documents silently.items[]-levelbodyonlist(and the same shape ontabsitems anddashboardwidgets) is objectui#9590's card, fenced off this one. ⛔ Untouched, in either direction.Verification
pnpm census:body-dialect, the instrument step 1 committed for exactly this re-reading: 159 nodes carryingbodyon the retirement's keys before, 38 after — and all 38 are test fixtures, the scanner's own planted fixtures, or two pre-existing changesets this branch does not own.packages/types+packages/sdui-parser: 221 files, 5009 tests, all passing.packages/components: 282 files, 2743 tests, all passing.Files outside the dispatched surface, declared rather than widened silently
The dispatch named
packages/components/src/renderers/,packages/sdui-parser/src/andpackages/types/src/base.ts. The ruling's steps 2, 3 and 5 reach further and each of these is named for that reason: the rest ofpackages/types/src(the four redeclarations, their mirrors, the pins that move with them),packages/core/src/validation/schema-validator.ts(a genericchildren || bodyreader),packages/vscode-extension/**(two readers that deferred to this card, plus the teaching surfaces),scripts/container-declaration-baseline.json(#6804's ordered exception),content/docs/**,examples/schema-catalog/**and five READMEs (step 5).Acceptance notes
Noted while measuring, ⛔ not filed and ⛔ not repaired here:
dashboardwidgets author a per-widgetbody(content/docs/api/schema-reference.md,plugin-dashboard/README.md's vocabulary note) that no renderer reads — same item-level family as objectui#9590.body?: neverdocblocks still justify themselves with "bodyis inherited-and-optional fromBaseSchema, whose own docblock admits …". The refusals are correct and stay word-for-word; only that one premise sentence is now stale.bodymigration recipes that will teach the retired spelling when they reach a CHANGELOG. Not edited — they belong to other cards andcheck-changeset-overwritereports a branch that modifies them.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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