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Expand Up @@ -316,13 +316,13 @@ Two corollaries worth internalizing:
is fixed and not operator-chosen; if you do that, drive the input `default` from
the same constant and assert in a test that the two agree.

Once persona-kit ships `lintScopes()` (AgentWorkforce/workforce#311), `deploy`
warns non-fatally on the history-sized collections above, on provider-root
mirrors, and on `/`-leading globs the mount would reject outright. A correctly
picker-gated collection is not flagged — the lint stays quiet exactly where cloud
narrows for you. Until then
this is on you to check by eye. Warnings will be advice, not a gate: if the agent
genuinely reads the whole collection, keep it.
`deploy` runs `lintScopes()` (persona-kit >= 4.1.42) over these globs and warns
non-fatally on the history-sized collections above, on provider-root mirrors, and
on `/`-leading globs the mount would reject outright. A correctly picker-gated
collection is **not** flagged — the lint stays quiet exactly where cloud narrows
for you, so a warning on one means the narrowing is not actually wired up.
Warnings are advice, not a gate: if the agent genuinely reads the whole
collection, keep it.

The full mechanics and the labelled-mirror sub-trap are in the
production-correctness checklist below (§1).
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