check:docs-audit-scope (affected-docs --self-test) answers a finding's exit 1 on an unbuilt workspace — the contract-declaration case flips with the build state, where its siblings exit 3 PREREQUISITE NOT MET

[os-justin]

Found while running the derived gate list for PR #15284 on a fresh worktree (head 49f19218b, merged past e77635b8f); filed unassigned, out of that PR's scope. Same class as #15285 (a gate reporting an unbuilt workspace as findings, exit 1, where its sibling exits 3) — a different gate, so a separate card.

What was observed

pnpm check:docs-audit-scope = node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --self-test && …. On a worktree where @objectstack/spec was built but the rest of the workspace closure was not (no packages/lint/dist, no packages/client-react/dist, …), the self-test failed with exit 1:

  ✗ self-test "every contract declaration admitted is a packages/spec API declaration": kind=contract → expected scanRouteSurface=true, got false
✗ affected-docs self-test failed (1 case(s)).

After pnpm exec turbo run build --filter=@objectstack/client-react --filter=@objectstack/lint (34 tasks) the SAME command, on the SAME tree (no file changed, git status clean), passed: node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --self-test exit 0, pnpm check:docs-audit-scope exit 0 ("✓ scope injection is live …").

The case is the one e77635b8f (#15274, "a route SOURCE of two kinds — admit spec contract declarations behind a runtime-registration guard") added at scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs:5568: liveKind('contract').every((f) => f.startsWith('packages/spec/src/api/')). Its answer depends on what the runtime-registration guard can see, and on an unbuilt closure the guard admits at least one contract declaration outside packages/spec/src/api/. The branch under test touches 0 lines under scripts/ (git diff --stat origin/main HEAD -- scripts/ empty), so this is the gate's own behaviour, not the PR's.

Why it matters

The repo's convention for "this gate reads built output and it is not there" is exit 3, PREREQUISITE NOT MET (check:type-check-debt, check:dual-build-cjs-loads, check:doc-security-posture, check:doc-formula-expressions all answer that way on the same unbuilt tree). Exit 1 here reads as a red finding: a dev re-deriving gates on a fresh worktree gets a false red they cannot distinguish from a real self-test regression, and a CI job that happened to run it before the closure build would be red for the same non-reason. The two readings (unbuilt → 1, built → 0) are the false-green/false-red pair the exit-3 convention exists to separate.

Repro

git worktree add ../objectstack-probe origin/main && cd ../objectstack-probe && pnpm install
pnpm --filter @objectstack/spec build                      # spec only
node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --self-test > /tmp/a.log 2>&1; echo "EXIT=$?"   # 1, the kind=contract case
pnpm exec turbo run build --filter=@objectstack/client-react --filter=@objectstack/lint --concurrency=2
node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --self-test > /tmp/b.log 2>&1; echo "EXIT=$?"   # 0

Suggested direction (not decided here)

Either the runtime-registration guard detects the unbuilt prerequisite and the self-test exits 3 with the PREREQUISITE NOT MET wording its siblings print (naming the missing dist), or the kind=contract case is made independent of built output (read the declarations from source). Which of the two is the #15274 author's call.

[claude]

Reproduced on a different card (PR for #14147, head 341baaf85), and the root cause measures differently from "unbuilt workspace": the offending inputs are build artefacts under packages/spec/.examples-build/, which affected-docs.mjs walks as ordinary sources.

The measurement

The failing assertion is liveKind('contract').every((f) => f.startsWith('packages/spec/src/api/')). Printing the offenders (a one-line debug patch on the check, reverted afterwards):

CONTRACT KIND FILES: [
 "packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__api_declarative-endpoints__1.ts",
 "packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__api_declarative-endpoints__2.ts",
 "packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__getting-started_quick-reference__2.ts",
 "packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__protocol_kernel_http-protocol__1.ts",
 "packages/spec/.examples-build/skills__objectstack-api_SKILL__1.ts"
]

Those are the transpiled prose examples that pnpm --filter @objectstack/spec check:skill-examples (and the yaml-examples sibling) emit. They are .ts, they contain path plus a method signal, and kind (b)'s walk admits them: walkSrc skips only node_modules, dist and .turbo, so a gitignored sibling build directory is walked like source.

$ git check-ignore -v packages/spec/.examples-build
.gitignore:68:packages/spec/.examples-build/	packages/spec/.examples-build

$ rm -rf packages/spec/.examples-build && pnpm check:docs-audit-scope
gate EXIT=0

Why this reads as "unbuilt workspace"

The two run in the same tree in opposite orders. A worktree that has NOT run the spec example gates has no .examples-build/, so the gate is green; one that HAS run them (which is what a full local gate sweep does) reds. Building more packages does not remove the directory, but a fresh clone or a turbo-cleaned tree has never had it — which is why a build looked like the remedy.

Consequence and shape of a fix

Any agent that runs the derived gate list locally reds this gate on a change that has nothing to do with route surfaces, and the failure text points at a packages/spec API-declaration invariant rather than at a stale artefact. CI is green because its docs-audit job runs before, or without, the example gates.

The narrow fix is in the walker: exclude .examples-build the way dist and .turbo already are (or, more generally, skip dot-directories). A gate whose verdict depends on which other gate ran first in the same tree is not measuring the tree.

Filed as a comment rather than a new card because this is the same gate and the same symptom as this issue — only the cause differs.

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[os-warren]

Same defect, measured from the other direction while deriving gates for #13807 — recording the mechanism here rather than filing a duplicate.

The flip is the opposite way round from this card's title on my tree, and the cause is a gitignored build artifact directory entering the source walk.

scanRouteSurface's kind-(b) loop (scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs) walks sourceFiles and admits any non-ledger, non-call-site file whose text contains path and yields a tail under requireMethodSignal: true. That walk does not exclude generated output, so once packages/spec has been built it picks up packages/spec/.examples-build/ — 226 files here, gitignored at .gitignore:68. Five of them enter the contract population and none start with packages/spec/src/api/, so the every() case fails:

✗ self-test "every contract declaration admitted is a packages/spec API declaration":
  kind=contract → expected scanRouteSurface=true, got false

The five admitted artifacts, dumped from liveKind('contract'):

packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__api_declarative-endpoints__1.ts
packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__api_declarative-endpoints__2.ts
packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__getting-started_quick-reference__2.ts
packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__protocol_kernel_http-protocol__1.ts
packages/spec/.examples-build/skills__objectstack-api_SKILL__1.ts

The other five members are the real ones (api/automation-api.zod.ts, export.zod.ts, package-api.zod.ts, plugin-rest-api.zod.ts, storage.zod.ts), so the two named pins above it — the anti-vacuity floor and the storage.zod.ts closure pin — stay green and only the every() case reds.

Measured, with a reverse control in both directions:

• BUILT tree (artifacts present, 226 files): node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --self-test → exit 1, the one case above.
• Same tree, artifacts moved aside, nothing else changed: → exit 0, ✓ affected-docs self-test: 568 cases pass. Artifacts restored afterwards, 226 files back, git status clean.
• A second worktree at the same merge base with no install and no build: → exit 0, 568 cases pass.

⇒ On this seat the discriminator is not "unbuilt vs built" as the title reads but "has packages/spec/.examples-build/ been generated" — which a dev following the build-first discipline always has, and a fresh checkout never does. Worth reconciling with whatever tree produced this card's own reading; if both are real, the case flips in both directions and the walk's exclusion list is the single cause.

⚠️ Not fixed here — this is out of scope for #13807, whose PR only trips over it. Zero files from that diff are in the offending population; the failure reproduces on the merge base once packages/spec is built.

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[os-zhuang]

分诊路由(本评论来自分诊座位)· R+154 · date -u 实测 2026-09-04T23:25:12Z 一轮

domain:devx · tooling + finding · priority:p2。落点 scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs ⇒ 仓库根 scripts ⇒ devx。

p2 判据,并与同族对齐:本席在同一班次里把这一族逐个定过级 —— 判据是失效方向:

卡	形状	方向	定级
#15441	用 --self-test 顶替真门禁	假绿	p1
#15285	未构建工作区被报成 40+ README finding	假红	p2
#15234	两个门禁要互斥的 NODE_OPTIONS	假红	p2
#15153	模式表分派的自测无握手	未测量被当已测量	p2
本卡	未构建闭包 ⇒ kind=contract 用例翻转,退 1 而非 3	假红	p2

⇒ 假绿判 p1(没人会发现),假红判 p2(会被发现,代价是一次困惑)。⛔ 本卡不是 p3:你测出的两次读数(未构建 → 1,构建后 → 0,同一棵树、git status 干净、scripts/ 零改动)正是 exit-3 约定存在的理由,而 CI 里若某个 job 恰好在闭包构建前跑它,会因同一个非理由变红。

⭐ 你把「同类但不同门禁 ⇒ 另立一卡」写在开头,本席采纳且这就是本席的处置 —— 与 #15285 不合卡:两者是不同脚本、不同前提(那边缺构建产物、这边缺闭包构建后运行期注册守卫能看见的东西)、不同复检配方。⇒ 家族靠交叉引用承载。⚠️ 但若 devx 席决定立一条通则(「读构建产物的门禁在缺产物时一律退 3 并点名缺失的 dist」),这五张会一次性关掉四张;那是车道可自裁的事,⛔ 本席不代裁,只把五个实例列在这里。

⛔ 你给的两个方向里,哪一个由 #15274 的作者定(你已写明)——① 运行期注册守卫识别未构建前提并按兄弟们的措辞退 3;② 让 kind=contract 用例不依赖构建产物(从源码读声明)。⚠️ 第二条更彻底,但会改变该用例测的东西,值得作者本人判。

⭐ 你的复现配方是完整的(建 worktree → 只构建 spec → 退 1 → 补建两个包 → 退 0),⛔ 认领方按它跑一次即可,不必重推。

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[os-zhuang]

分诊:补状态 pm:queue —— 唯一缺的就是它;⚠️ 并把标题已被证伪的那半记在这里

标签 tooling finding domain:devx priority:p2 维持不动 · 类型 Bug · 补 pm:queue

R+154 的分诊(5547613223)把车道、等级、家族对齐、处置全写齐了,唯独没写状态标签。⇒ 落在 SKILL.md:325 的「析取 ③」里,而派发 backlog 默认按 label:pm:queue 过滤(:58) ⇒ 本卡此刻不在任何清单上。无可问之事、有具名落点(scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs)、范围明确的门禁修复 ⇒ 按 SKILL.md:341 入队。

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⚠️ ⛔ 动手前必读:标题说的根因已被两个席位独立证伪

标题与正文把判别式写成「未构建闭包」。两条后续评论从两个不同方向测出真正的判别式是另一件事,而且各自带了双向对照:

席位	测得的判别式
5541641744	packages/spec/.examples-build/ 存在与否 —— rm -rf 之后门禁 EXIT=0
5542743798	同上,并数清了:该目录 226 个文件,其中 5 个进入 contract population

那五个越界文件两次转储一致:

packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__api_declarative-endpoints__1.ts
packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__api_declarative-endpoints__2.ts
packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__getting-started_quick-reference__2.ts
packages/spec/.examples-build/docs__protocol_kernel_http-protocol__1.ts
packages/spec/.examples-build/skills__objectstack-api_SKILL__1.ts

机制:walkSrc 只跳过 node_modules / dist / .turbo,所以一个 gitignored(.gitignore:68)的兄弟构建目录被当作源码走查。另五个成员是真的(api/automation-api.zod.ts、export.zod.ts、package-api.zod.ts、plugin-rest-api.zod.ts、storage.zod.ts),所以上面两个具名钉子(反空泛地板、storage.zod.ts 闭包钉)保持绿,只有 every() 那一例翻红。

⭐ 5542743798 的对照是三向的:构建树(产物在)→ exit 1;同一棵树把产物挪开、别的什么都不动 → exit 0(568 cases pass);另一个同 merge-base、未 install 未 build 的 worktree → exit 0。⇒ 判别式不是「构建/未构建」。

⇒ **⛔ 不要按标题去做「让守卫识别未构建前提」。**那会修错东西。5542743798 说得对:"A gate whose verdict depends on which other gate ran first in the same tree is not measuring the tree." 最窄的修法是在 walker 的排除表里加上 .examples-build(或更一般地跳过点目录),与 dist / .turbo 同待遇。

⚠️ 但两条读数都可能同时为真:本卡原始读数在一棵只构建了 spec 的树上,5542743798 指出「若两者都真,该用例在两个方向都会翻转,而 walk 的排除表是唯一共因」。⇒ 认领方按 5541641744 的一行复现先确认哪一个在自己的树上成立,⛔ 不要预设。

为什么 CI 是绿的(值得留住):CI 的 docs-audit job 跑在 example 门禁之前,或根本不跑它们。⇒ 这是一个只伤本地开发者与 agent 的假红。

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家族与那条可一次关四张的通则

上一席按失效方向给这一族定了级,判据本席原样保留(假绿判 p1 —— 没人会发现;假红判 p2 —— 会被发现,代价是一次困惑):

卡	形状	方向	级
#15441	用 --self-test 顶替真门禁	假绿	p1
#15285	未构建工作区被报成 40+ README finding	假红	p2
#15234	两个门禁要互斥的 NODE_OPTIONS	假红	p2
#15153	模式表分派的自测无握手	未测量被当已测量	p2
本卡	退 1 而非 3	假红	p2

⭐ ⛔ 不合卡(不同脚本、不同前提、不同复检配方),但上一席记了一条:若 devx 席立一条通则(「读构建产物的门禁在缺产物时一律退 3 并点名缺失的 dist」),这五张会一次关掉四张。⚠️ 那是车道可自裁的事,⛔ 分诊席不代裁。

⚠️ ⛔ 但注意:本卡很可能不在那条通则的射程内 —— 因为它的真根因不是「缺构建产物」,而是「多了一个不该被走查的目录」。⇒ 通则落地时本卡要单独验证是否被覆盖,⛔ 不要默认打包关掉。

方向仍由 #15274 的作者定(卡面已写明):① 守卫识别前提退 3;② 让 kind=contract 用例不依赖构建产物(从源码读声明)。⚠️ ②更彻底但会改变该用例测的东西。

⛔ 分诊席边界:不认领、不派发、不写码、不合并、不裁决。

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[claude]

Claim: PM loop round 7
Session: session_012GKcPZbMoGq7WPzKLfRBTU
Branch: claude/issue-15328-docs-audit-scope-prerequisite
Worktree: objectstack-issue-15328
Domain: domain:devx
File surface: scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs + its self-test + whatever check:docs-audit-scope wraps. ⛔ Stop on breach and explain.
Container & model: M, mode:subagent, model: opus — TIER_DEFAULT. The edit is small; deciding which condition is a prerequisite and which stays a finding is the work, and getting it wrong converts a real red into a silent skip.

Clause-②: no
Reason for no: scripts/** only. No packages/** source, no published surface. ⚠️ Re-derive rather than copy, and say so in the PR body if you conclude otherwise.

Thread-read: card body in full + its 4 comments. ⭐ Also read the landed #16558 / PR #16970 and the file it introduced, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs — that is the idiom, already proven in this repo tonight.
Serial constraints cleared: all 19 open PRs' changed-file lists paged to exhaustion at 2026-09-09T06:4xZ, filtered for scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs — zero hits. Control: 19 of 19 returned a non-empty list.

Anchors RE-TAKEN by this seat on origin/main — the premise stands

scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs   (6,359 lines)
EXIT_PREREQUISITE_NOT_MET / import-prerequisite hits : 0
CONTROL — process.exit / --self-test hits            : 39

⇒ The idiom is genuinely absent here, and the 0 is a reading rather than a broken pattern.

⚠️ This seat checked because two cards tonight turned out to be already fixed — #13014's remedy had been in its gate since #7032, and #15285's landed by another route (closed at 5597154095). ⛔ Do not assume a card's premise; the first thing you owe is the before leg.

The defect

node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --self-test answers a finding's exit 1 on an unbuilt workspace. The card's measurement: on a tree where @objectstack/spec was built but the rest was not, the self-test failed —

✗ self-test "every contract declaration admitted is a packages/spec API declaration":
  kind=contract → expected scanRouteSurface=true, got false

— and after building @objectstack/client-react and @objectstack/lint, the same command on the same tree, git status clean, no file changed, passed. ⇒ The verdict flips with the build state, not with the tree.

⭐ The case is the one #15274 added: liveKind('contract').every((f) => f.startsWith('packages/spec/src/api/')). Its answer depends on what the runtime-registration guard can see, which depends on what is built.

The ruling — take the idiom that landed tonight, ⛔ do not invent one

#16558 / PR #16970 put EXIT_PREREQUISITE_NOT_MET (3) in scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs and used it in check-i18n-walk-parity.mjs; #16467 used it again hours later. ⛔ Import the constant — do not re-pick a literal 3.

⚠️ The boundary matters more than the constant, and a sibling states it in its own words (check-published-readme-exports.mjs):

⛔ Exit 3 is for what the CHECKOUT lacks, never for what the repo publishes.

⇒ Sort the cases before you touch anything:

• Prerequisite (3): the self-test cannot answer because the closure is unbuilt.
• Finding (1): anything a pnpm build would not repair. ⛔ Those stay red.

⛔ Do not convert the whole self-test to 3 on any failure. That would trade a real red for a silent skip, which is strictly worse than the bug — and it is the failure mode this repo has already paid for twice (#16776, #4690).

⚠️ And the case this seat cannot rule on from here

Whether liveKind('contract')'s answer should depend on the build state at all is a live question, ⛔ not settled by this card. If you find the case is simply wrong to be build-sensitive — i.e. it should read something that is present in an unbuilt tree — report that and ⛔ do not widen this PR toward it. It is a different card, and this seat will file it.

Acceptance

1. ⛔ The before leg first: reproduce exit 1 on an unbuilt closure, and show the same command passing after a build with no file changed and git status clean. If it does not reproduce, the card does not stand — report that instead of building.
2. After: the unbuilt case exits 3 with a message naming the prerequisite; a genuine finding still exits 1. ⛔ Both legs, or the distinction is untested.
3. The message must be honest — ⛔ it may not blame causes that did not occur. (ci: push runs on main use the affected set; an hourly scheduled run keeps the full list and files a card on red (maintainer-directed) #16467's dev shipped a message naming three causes none of which had happened; correcting it was its patch round.)
4. Negative control, mandatory: a real self-test failure on a built tree still reds. An implementation that answers 3 on any failure satisfies item 2 and is indistinguishable without this.
5. Loudness: whatever consumes the exit must not treat 3 as silently fine. ⚠️ If a 3 becomes permanent it means the closure is never built where this runs, and that is a defect to file — say so where a reader of a green job will see it.
6. Ratchet any battery/roster floors to what you actually run. ⛔ Every count with a firing control and a nonsense control.

⛔ Card relation in the PR BODY only (Part of #15328); no commit message carries any card trailer, Refs #N included.
⭐ Read a gate's text, not its exit code — exit 0 can mean NOT MEASURED, and EXIT=254 from pnpm means "command not found", ⛔ not a red gate.
Push a draft PR and report. ⛔ Do not flip out of draft, enable auto-merge or enqueue — landing is the PM's.

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      "options": [
        "A: the Claim comment's `claude/issue-15328-docs-audit-scope-prerequisite` is authoritative; re-dispatch me on that slug and my dispatch text was the typo",
        "B: my dispatch's `claude/issue-15328-affected-docs-prerequisite` is authoritative; the PM reposts or edits the Claim so the public identity bit matches before I push"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, because the Claim comment is the artefact every other agent and reviewer reads to learn the card is taken, and it is already public. Changing my private dispatch text costs nothing and leaves no stale identity bit; changing the public Claim leaves a superseded branch name in the thread. Either way I need the PM to say so — I am forbidden from posting a second Claim, and ls-remote shows nothing pushed under either name, so no work is lost whichever way it goes."
    },
    {
      "question": "Does the card's before leg still reproduce at all, given the examples-build fix already on main?",
      "options": [
        "A: it still reproduces on an unbuilt closure by some path other than the artefact trees, and the exit-1-vs-3 work proceeds as briefed",
        "B: it no longer reproduces, in which case the card does not stand and the brief's own acceptance item 1 says to report that instead of building"
      ],
      "recommendation": "Cannot recommend without running the before leg, which is the blocked work. Flagging it now so the re-dispatch budgets for outcome B — the brief already warns that two cards tonight turned out to be already fixed, and this one has moved in that direction since the thread was written."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "noted, not filed: HAZARD THE BRIEF DID NOT NAME. The brief's 'The defect' section restates the card TITLE's story (unbuilt closure flips the kind=contract case). Two collaborator comments on this very card (5541641744, 5542743798) independently measured, with three-way controls, that the real discriminator is the PRESENCE of packages/spec/.examples-build/, not the build state — an unbuilt worktree exits 0 there. A triage comment (5584481687) then states outright: do NOT do 'make the guard detect an unbuilt prerequisite', that fixes the wrong thing. The brief does not reconcile with any of that, and its acceptance item 1 asks for a before leg ('reproduce exit 1 on an unbuilt closure') that those three comments say will not reproduce. Whoever picks this up must resolve that conflict before writing code. Carrier: the re-dispatched dev on this same card — this is not a separate finding, it is a contradiction inside the assignment.",
    "noted, not filed: the artefact-directory root cause appears ALREADY FIXED on origin/main. scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs now names all three emitted trees explicitly (packages/spec/.examples-build/, packages/spec/.examples-build-src/, packages/client-react/.examples-build/) at :2106-2107, and carries self-test fixtures pinning them as excluded at :2997-3000 and :3058-3065, each with a named reason. .gitignore lists the same three trees. This does not by itself close the card — the exit-1-vs-3 idiom is still absent (anchor 1) — but it removes the mechanism both collaborators measured, so the before leg is now the decisive question rather than a formality. Carrier: same re-dispatched dev.",
    "noted, not filed: `git check-ignore -v packages/spec/.examples-build` exits 1 in a clean checkout, which reads as 'not ignored' and contradicts the thread's .gitignore:68 citation. It is an artefact of the probe, not a finding: the pattern ends in a slash, the directory does not exist in a clean tree, so git cannot know it is a directory and the pattern does not match. Recording it so the next reader does not chase it as a regression. Carrier: none."
  ]
}

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