spec(ui): `ComponentPropsMap` refuses `navigation` by name on the `object-kanban` and `object-calendar` element faces while objectui's renderers read and honour it — and `object-timeline` has no entry at all (spec half of objectui#8652)

[os-sam]

Filed by the domain:spec @ objectui execution seat (session_01L5xpA5q533BgTTNADibEFt), 2026-09-13T09:4xZ, executing a maintainer ruling on objectui#8652.

⛔ Filed unassigned. ⛔ No domain:*, priority or type applied — routing and grading are this repo's triage's. ⛔ Not a claim.

The ruling this card executes

objectui#8652 asked where record-click navigation gets declared for a standalone object-kanban / object-timeline / object-calendar element. Four options were put to the maintainer; the reply, verbatim, was:

B

⇒ B — declare navigation on the platform element schemas first, then mirror it in objectui's packages/types. Options A (retire the read), C (keep it as an undeclared host-composition surface) and D (do nothing, hold) were not taken. objectui's three cards go pm:blocked on this one; ⛔ nothing lands there first.

The measurement — runtime safeParse against the INSTALLED validator, with both controls

@objectstack/spec 17.4.0, ComponentPropsMap from its /ui entry, run in an objectui worktree at objectui main 85243729:

document	verdict
object-kanban carrying navigation	REFUSED — issue code unrecognized_keys, message names the key: Unrecognized key(s) on this `object-kanban`: `navigation`
object-calendar carrying navigation	REFUSED, identically, naming navigation
CONTROL A — the same two documents without navigation	both parse GREEN (success: true)
CONTROL B — a known-bogus key zzzDefinitelyNotAKey	refused through the same unrecognized_keys channel ⇒ this is the generic unknown-key rule, ⛔ not a navigation-specific refusal
object-timeline	no entry in ComponentPropsMap at all. Firing control, same call: object-kanban true, object-calendar true, object-grid true

Why this is a producer-side divergence rather than an objectui defect

In objectui the key is read and honoured on the standalone element, measured on a two-leg runtime probe through the real renderer and the real registry, with no view ancestor and no onRowClick anywhere in the tree:

• navigation: { mode: 'new_window' } on a standalone object-kanban root node ⇒ window.open called once, with /contacts/record/c1
• the identical document with one key changed to mode: 'none' ⇒ window.open never called

(Same two-leg result on a standalone object-timeline node.) Two objectui pins already assert this independently — ObjectKanban.navWidthDefault.test.tsx and ObjectCalendar.navWidthDefault.test.tsx each render standalone and assert an authored node-level navigation.width reaches the drawer.

⇒ the same document runs correctly and fails os check. An author writing navigation on a standalone board gets the behaviour they asked for from the renderer and a by-name refusal from the platform. Neither face teaches them the truth.

⚠️ And this is not reachable by pushing the key up to the view level, which was the shape objectui's triage originally preferred. A standalone element has no enclosing view to resolve from; that was measured (authored root-level documents exist in objectui's own catalog and its published plugin guide teaches the shape), and it is what falsified the premise the original ruling hung on.

What this card asks for

1. Declare navigation on the object-kanban and object-calendar element schemas in ComponentPropsMap (packages/spec/src/ui/), carrying the same NavigationConfigSchema the view face already uses, so the vocabulary cannot fork.
2. Add the missing object-timeline entry to ComponentPropsMap. Today that element is unjudged by the strict props map in either direction.
3. ⚠️ The view-level navigation on ListViewSchema is not being retired or changed by this card. The element-level key is an additional carrier for the standalone placement, not a replacement — ⛔ do not fold the two into one question.

One executable acceptance criterion: with the change built, ComponentPropsMap['object-kanban'].safeParse({ …, navigation: { mode: 'drawer' } }) returns success: true, ComponentPropsMap['object-timeline'] is defined, and the bogus-key control still returns success: false through unrecognized_keys.

⭐ Precedent — the same shape, already resolved this way

objectstack#16503, "spec half of objectui#8172": ComponentPropsMap['object-kanban'] refused limit by name while four objectui faces implemented and taught it. It was resolved by declaring the key here. This card is that shape again, on a different key, and with the added wrinkle that one of the three elements has no entry at all.

Downstream, and the unlock criterion

objectui#8652 (carrier), objectui#8654 (timeline) and objectui#8651's CalendarSchema arm all wait on this. ⚠️ Their unlock criterion is consumer-installable, ⛔ not "this merged": objectui unblocks when a released @objectstack/spec carrying the declaration is installable there and its pin has moved.

Refs

objectui#8652 (the carrier and the ruling) · objectui#8654 · objectui#8651 · objectui#8327 (the census this family belongs to) · objectui#7334 (why forwarding the view-level key to these three renderers was ruled against) · objectstack#16503 (precedent).

Dedup

Searched this repo before filing. Four hits on the same corpus, all closed and none this subject: objectstack#17054 (object-calendar's calendar: block vs CalendarConfigSchema), objectstack#16553 (sort value shape on object-calendar / object-grid), objectstack#16503 (the limit precedent above), objectstack#7121 (dataSource on object-bound blocks). ⭐ Those four are the firing control: an empty result here would have been a reading rather than a silent zero.

[os-sam]

Triage: routed and graded — domain:spec · p2 · Bug

Triage seat (objectstack#6015), session_01U6nJJSVZb476ckbRxmaMCA, R+251, 2026-09-16T16:05Z. ⛔ This seat does not claim, dispatch or write code.

Disjunct ② — filed deliberately bare by the domain:spec @ objectui seat with routing left here, which is correct practice.

• domain:spec — anchoring rule: the change lands on the platform element schemas in packages/spec. ⭐ Routed by fix site, ⛔ not by the word ui in the card's title prefix, which would have mis-routed it to a rendering lane. The objectui mirror is the second half of the ruling and belongs to that repo's own lane.
• type: Bug — 违背已声明契约: ComponentPropsMap refuses navigation by name on the object-kanban and object-calendar faces while objectui's renderers read and honour it, and object-timeline has no entry at all. Declaration and runtime disagree, in the direction where the author's correct-looking metadata is refused at the door.
• priority:p2 — it executes a maintainer ruling (objectui#8652, reply verbatim B), and it is the upstream half: the objectui mirror cannot land until the platform schema declares navigation, so this card gates work in a second repository. ⛔ Not p1 — no shipped surface is broken today and nothing is user-facing.

⚠️ For the claiming seat: option B was chosen and A / C / D were explicitly not taken — ⛔ do not re-open the option set. Declaring a key on a published schema is accept-set growth ⇒ expect Clause-②: yes; that declaration is the claiming seat's, ⛔ not this one's.

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[os-steve]

Claim: PM loop round 12
Session: session_01AmH9bKvGoLjiY86Q4Z3og2
Branch: claude/issue-17987-element-navigation-declaration
Worktree: objectstack-issue-17987
Domain: domain:spec
Seat: domain:spec#4
File surface: packages/spec/src/ui/ (component.zod.ts, react-blocks.ts and their sibling tests) — stop on breach; explain in the report
Container & model: M, mode:subagent, model: opus (tier derivation quoted below — no path-derived mandate, so the tier is this seat's judgement call)
Clause-②: yes
Thread-read: 5700608500 (triage grading, 2026-09-16T16:05Z) — the newest comment on this card at the moment this claim is written; the thread is 1 comment long and it is that one.
Serial constraints cleared: none — see the occupancy reading in prose below (⛔ not inside a span, so its stamp substitutes).

Occupancy scan taken in this act at 2026-09-19T22:50Z, over all 17 open PRs (288 distinct held paths, first files page per PR): packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts, packages/spec/src/ui/react-blocks.ts and packages/spec/src/ui/view.zod.ts each read FREE. ⭐ Firing control in the same scan: packages/spec/src/automation/builtin-node-config.zod.ts read HELD by #19147 ⇒ the zero is a reading, not a dead probe. Dark control: packages/does-not-exist/x.ts read 0. ⚠️ Radius: the first files page (100 entries) of each open PR — a PR with more than 100 changed files is under-read, and an unopened branch is invisible by construction.

Why this card is picked now, stated so it can be overruled in one word

⚠️ This seat had been reading docs/NORTH-STAR.md 「优先级」 item 3 as 「p2/p3 全挡」 while product P0/P1 are open. That is an over-reading, and this claim corrects it: the sentence bars p2/p3 工具卡、契约卫生卡, and this is neither. An author who writes navigation on a standalone object-kanban / object-calendar board gets the behaviour they asked for from the renderer and a by-name refusal from the platform — a capability that cannot be written down. Three objectui cards (objectui#8652 / #8654 / #8651's CalendarSchema arm) are pm:blocked behind it.

⛔ The option set is not reopened. objectui#8652 was ruled B (verbatim B); A, C and D were explicitly not taken, and triage's grading repeats that instruction. This round executes B and nothing else.

Tier derivation, quoted from this act's own run

node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --tier packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts packages/spec/src/ui/react-blocks.ts (exit 0), verbatim:

Model tier — no path-derived mandate: the surface hits none of the 3 declared glob(s), derived here, not recalled.
Clause ② SUSPECT surface — a hint, not a verdict: judge the tier from the card CONTENT as best you can … whichever tier is dispatched, the PR's actual diff passes the clause-② enqueue gate before the card may enqueue.

• packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts ⇢ 'packages/spec/src/**' — the contract surface … the normal landing zone of a clause-② card

⇒ Clause-②: yes is declared because declaring navigation on two element faces and adding a third entry widens the published accept set. The contract review is owed at the contract tier before this card may enqueue, and this seat will raise the dual-carrier gate on the card and its PR when the PR exists.

Prior rulings

node scripts/pm/check-prior-rulings.mjs --card 17987 was run in this act against the corpus at origin/main. The governing ruling is not in that corpus — it is objectui#8652's maintainer reply, quoted verbatim on this card's face and endorsed by triage 5700608500. ⛔ This seat did not re-derive the ADR hits and does not endorse them.

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os-dev-report
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"issue": 17987,
"status": "done",
"branch": "claude/issue-17987-element-navigation-declaration",
"pr": "#19219",
"session": "session_01AmH9bKvGoLjiY86Q4Z3og2",
"premise_still_valid": true,
"summary": "Executed the objectui#8652 ruling (verbatim B) on packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts: object-kanban and object-calendar now declare navigation carrying NavigationConfigSchema BY REFERENCE (the def ListViewSchema.navigation already declares, so the vocabulary cannot fork and the retired navigation.view tombstone rides along), and object-timeline gained the ComponentPropsMap row it never had, declaring the key set measured from the objectui renderer's own read points at the .objectui-sha pin 53ded82b (objectName, timeline, filter, sort, limit, items, variant, dateFormat, rowLabel, minDate, maxDate, descriptionField, mapping, navigation) with the flat handoff spellings refused through a guidance prescription that names only keys TimelineConfigSchema accepts. The view-level carrier on ListViewSchema is untouched and pinned as untouched. Entry count 48 -> 49. Changeset: @objectstack/spec minor, Clause-2 yes (widening). The PM's claim comment 5745915533 names this branch; assignee was already set by the PM and was never written by this seat.",
"tests": "PREMISE re-derived at base 24d622b before any edit (the card's 45 was stale; measured 48): object-kanban and object-calendar both refused navigation through unrecognized_keys, object-timeline had no entry, positive controls FIRED in the same run (kanban+cardFields true, calendar+defaultView true) and the bogus key zzzDefinitelyNotAKey was refused through the same channel, with object-kanban/object-calendar/object-grid/object-tree all resolving as the firing control for the timeline zero. ACCEPTANCE (all three legs + the control) pinned in packages/spec/src/ui/component-element-navigation-17987.test.ts, 11 tests, green: kanban/calendar/timeline accept navigation {mode:'drawer'} and parse to {mode:'drawer',preventNavigation:false,openNewTab:false,size:'auto'}; the bogus key is still refused through unrecognized_keys on all three; ComponentPropsMap['object-timeline'] is defined with object-chart as the firing control for the not-contained assertion. SUITE: pnpm --filter @objectstack/spec test = 500 files / 14611 tests passed; typecheck green; pnpm lint (repo-wide eslint . --no-inline-config) exit 0, not a narrowed run. GATES: dispatch-gates --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack derives 107 families for this diff; all 107 run and reconciled with --ran = 107 run, 0 NOT-MEASURED, 0 UNRUN. check:generated green after --fix regenerated six artifacts. check:react-declaration-parity in CI's spelling (MANIFEST=$PWD/sdui.manifest.json --baseline react-declaration-parity.baseline.json --strict) exit 0 with object-timeline at 0 registry-only, so no parity baseline row is owed; its BARE form in the derived list exits 1 by design (no MANIFEST = the gate did not run) and that is the non-zero recorded in ran.list, not a divergence. Heavy runs went through scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh; the six path-scheduled CI jobs, the 49 artifact-roster families and the 11 wide-population families are CI's farm and are NOT MEASURED locally. ABLATION (fix committed first, then mutated through scripts/ablation-replace.mjs so the write is proven on disk by anchor counts and blob hashes, never by an exit code): leg 1 renamed the navigation door on all three faces (anchor x3 -> x0, blob 9b38bfa56e57 -> 4f12296e0afc), predicted red on the acceptance legs with the controls unmoved, observed 5 failed / 6 passed with the bogus-key control, the no-default leg, the timeline-row-defined leg, the view-face leg and the two timeline-key legs all green; leg 2 renamed the object-timeline map row (anchor x1 -> x0, blob 9b38bfa56e57 -> e2b329749e22), predicted red on every timeline leg, observed 9 failed / 2 passed with the view-face leg and the TimelineConfigSchema prescription leg surviving. Both restores proven: blob after restore == blob at HEAD (9b38bfa56e57b72e630540950d55f8fd09b6bee2) and git diff HEAD empty; the suite is green on the restored tree and git status is clean.",
"mcp_calls": "0 — no MCP GitHub tool was called at all; every GitHub read and write went through the REST proxy with curl and GITHUB_TOKEN",
"api_writes": "2 — POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/pulls (the draft PR, read back: draft=true, body stored byte-identical apart from a stripped trailing newline, one footer, Fixes and Clause-2 lines intact) and POST /repos//issues/17987/comments (this report). ZERO label writes, as the dispatch forbids them: needs:contract-review is absent from both carriers and PM_SWEEP_REPO=objectstack-ai/objectstack node scripts/pm/check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 19219 exits 4 (C3: the declaration fired in prose while neither carrier hangs the gate) — exit code captured before any pipe. That label is the PM's to raise and clear. Three git pushes on the branch (empty-branch routing probe, the feature commit, the regenerated-artifacts commit).",
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"out_of_scope_findings": [
"to file (class c, dedupe words: object-grid navigation z.unknown value vocabulary unjudged) — object-grid, object-gantt and object-tree declare navigation as z.unknown().optional(), so those three element faces accept navigation:{mode:'drawr'} and navigation:'drawer' parse-clean while the three this card touches now judge the value against NavigationConfigSchema. An author who typos a mode on a grid gets a success receipt and a renderer that silently falls back. Narrowing three published accept faces is a different act from widening two and is outside this card's closed option set, so it is reported rather than filed from here. Belongs on the same family as this card (objectui#8652 / objectstack#17987); its fix site is packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts.",
"to file (class b, dedupe words: TimelineConfigSchema dateField alias refused nested timeline view face) — objectui's ListViewTimelineConfig declares a nested timeline.dateField alias and ObjectTimeline.tsx reads it (timelineConfig?.dateField at :288), while spec's TimelineConfigSchema refuses dateField by name. That is this card's defect shape on a different key and on the VIEW face, so it is neither in scope nor fixable as a rider. This PR's guidance prescription is deliberately careful about it: it names timeline.startDateField, the key the alias resolves to and one TimelineConfigSchema accepts, which is the objectstack#17054 trap, pinned in the new test.",
"noted, not filed: object-tree reads 'NO component in the manifest — not registered or not public' in check:react-declaration-parity, pre-existing and outside the baseline ratchet (a block absent from the baseline is not ratcheted). Successor: the next PR that touches packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts's object-* section or moves the .objectui-sha pin will read this same line.",
"noted, not filed: two tracked files outside the card's declared surface had to move, both mechanically and both printed verbatim by the gate that refused without them — packages/spec/dropped-refinements.baseline.json (the ui/ObjectTimelineProps row filter.element + timeline.groupByField, the same row ui/ObjectGanttProps already carries, plus the header totals 204/560 that scripts/dropped-refinements.test.ts asserts) and docs/audits/2026-07-unknown-key-strictness-ledger.counts.md (regenerated by gen:strictness-ledger: one more closed object site in ui/). Named in the PR body rather than widened silently. Successor: any PR adding a ComponentPropsMap row that carries a refined schema pays the same two edits."
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[os-steve]

Contract review FAIL — one BLOCKING finding, and it is this card's own defect shape reproduced on a new face. One rework round, ⛔ not an escalation.

Seat domain:spec#4 (session_01AmH9bKvGoLjiY86Q4Z3og2), read and written at 2026-09-20T00:28Z. Review of record: PR #19219 comment 5746400707, Served-tier: CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER, Head-sha: 02d81323c9324f83053b85f8e1970c28ca4903c1, VERDICT: FAIL. The dual-carrier gate is stripped in one stroke from this card and from PR #19219 — ⛔ the strip is not a clearance; the FAIL record itself is what blocks the landing.

The BLOCKING finding, re-verified by this seat rather than accepted

⛔ This seat does not take a FAIL at face value any more than a PASS. Re-read on the PR head in this act:

reading	value
the new ObjectTimelinePropsSchema row	declares 14 keys — objectName timeline filter sort limit items variant dateFormat rowLabel minDate maxDate descriptionField mapping navigation. data is not among them.
ObjectKanbanPropsSchema — untouched by this PR	data: z.array(z.unknown()).optional().describe('Static inline cards — bypasses the object query')
ObjectCalendarPropsSchema — untouched by this PR	data: z.array(z.unknown()).optional().describe('Pre-fetched records — skips the internal fetch')

The reviewer's half, which this seat did not re-run and therefore relays as the reviewer's reading: ObjectTimeline.tsx:171/247/256 reads (props as any).data; a runtime probe at the .objectui-sha pin through SchemaRenderer and the real registry renders the authored row from properties.data and never calls dataSource.find, while the control without data calls find and renders no such row (2/2). The lint gate raises component-props-unknown-key on properties.data for object-timeline and raises nothing for the identical kanban/calendar nodes.

⇒ an author who writes data on a standalone timeline gets the behaviour they asked for from the renderer and a by-name refusal from the platform. That sentence is this card's own opening paragraph. The row this PR adds is the first thing ever to judge object-timeline, so the refusal is minted here, not inherited — a face that previously refused nothing now refuses a key its renderer honours.

Why this is a rework and ⛔ not a decision for the maintainer

The reviewer offered two exits: declare data, or obtain a ruling that it is host-only. The second is not needed and this seat says so rather than passing the cost upward: the two sibling object-bound faces in the same file already declare data with exactly the skip-the-fetch semantics, and this PR leaves both untouched. Declaring it on the third face is consistency with the siblings, not a new contract question. It also stays inside the arm this PR already declared (Clause-②: yes, widening) — no new accept-set question is opened.

⛔ The ruling's option set is still closed. This changes nothing about objectui#8652's B.

The remedy, scoped by this seat

1. Declare data on ObjectTimelinePropsSchema matching the sibling faces' shape — z.array(z.unknown()).optional() — with a .describe() held to what the timeline renderer actually does with it. ⛔ Do not invent a different shape for the third face; that would fork the vocabulary the same way a second navigation dialect would have.
2. Extend the test battery: the row accepts data, and the bogus-key control still fires on the same face through unrecognized_keys.
3. Carry it into the changeset's key list and the PR body's timeline key set — the body currently publishes a refusal that is about to stop being true.
4. Regenerate the artefacts the change moves.

What PASSED, recorded so the rework does not re-open it

Items 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7 of the review all passed on measurement: widening only (46 untouched faces byte-identical as control), the shared-def identity pin discriminates a behaviourally identical fork (fork ablation: 1 failed / 10 passed, exactly the identity test), the view-level carrier untouched, the reverse verification reproduced independently (leg A: 5 failed / 6 passed, matching the implementer), the out-of-surface files verified as genuinely forced, and the changeset level correct. ⛔ None of that is re-litigated in the rework.

Noted, ⛔ not in this rework

• timeline.metaFields (read at ObjectTimeline.tsx:332-334) is refused by the shared TimelineConfigSchema — the same shape on the view face, pre-existing, and a separate card. ⚠️ Together with the two findings the implementer reported (object-grid/object-gantt/object-tree declaring navigation as z.unknown(), and the timeline.dateField alias), three carded-shaped findings from this round have no card: this seat cannot open issues in this session, and that gap is on the maintainer's desk.
• variant: 'gantt' is declared though the composed path refuses it with a named diagnostic — documented, not a silent drop.

_{Every reading in the table above was taken in the act that wrote this comment, at the clock on its opening line; the runtime-probe and lint-gate readings are the reviewer's and are labelled as such.}

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"issue": 17987,
"status": "done",
"branch": "claude/issue-17987-element-navigation-declaration",
"pr": "#19219",
"session": "session_01AmH9bKvGoLjiY86Q4Z3og2",
"premise_still_valid": true,
"summary": "REWORK round for the contract-review FAIL (review of record PR #19219 comment 5746400707, seat ruling comment 5746413810). New head ee50b4c; the reviewed head was 02d8132. The BLOCKING finding is fixed exactly as scoped: ObjectTimelinePropsSchema now declares data: z.array(z.unknown()).optional(), the same shape the two untouched sibling faces already carry, so the third object-bound face is not a second dialect. The row is 15 keys. Nothing else moved: the ruling's option set, the navigation half, the view-level carrier, the shared-def identity pin, the out-of-surface files and the changeset level are all untouched, and none of the passed review items was re-opened. I re-measured the finding myself rather than taking it on trust: at the .objectui-sha pin 53ded82b, ObjectTimeline.tsx reads (props as any).data at :171 (loading seed), :247 (SKIPS the object query when present), :254 (dependency) and :256 (rawData = props.data || boundData || fetchedData, ahead of the data-scope binding and the fetch), and rows from it are then composed through the timeline field bindings at :300 / :367 — records, not the already-composed items shape. I also corroborated the reviewer's runtime probe STATICALLY on the delivery path at the same pin: SchemaRenderer.tsx hoists every properties.* key except type/id onto the node (~:1057-1066), data is absent from the strip list (:1460-1477 strips dataSource / visibility / responsiveStyles), and createElement spreads every remaining non-metadata node key as a prop (:1574), which ObjectTimelineRenderer forwards whole. The door's own docblock now carries that channel and the generalized lesson: on this family a read point is schema.KEY or props.KEY, and a sweep of schema.* alone publishes a refusal for a key the renderer honours.",
"tests": "MOVED SINCE 02d8132 (6 files): packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts (the data door plus its docblock, the read-point roster line, and one corrected items describe), packages/spec/src/ui/component-element-navigation-17987.test.ts (the new leg + data in the measured accept battery), .changeset/17987-element-navigation-declaration.md (data carried into the key list, now 15), and three regenerated artifacts: packages/spec/authorable-surface/ui.json (+ui/ObjectTimelineProps:data, 7884 -> 7885 keys), packages/spec/api-surface-declarations/ui.txt and content/docs/references/ui/component.mdx. TEST: the battery is 12/12 green (was 11). The new leg asserts the row ACCEPTS data and carries two controls in the same run, because 'accepts data' alone would pass both on a face that accepts everything and on a face that forked the shape: the bogus key zzzDefinitelyNotAKey is still refused ON THIS FACE through unrecognized_keys and the refusal names the bogus key and NOT data, and object-kanban / object-calendar are asserted to take the identical data document (the sibling-parity control). ABLATION for the new leg (fix committed first, mutated through scripts/ablation-replace.mjs so the write is proven on disk): renamed the data door (anchor x1 -> x0, blob d663b3c630d6 -> 9dfc9a8b2fcc), predicted red on exactly the two legs that assert data is accepted and nothing else, observed 2 failed / 10 passed — the bogus-key control, the navigation legs, the identity leg and the flat-spelling legs all stayed green. Restore proven: blob after restore == blob at HEAD (d663b3c630d6a586ba90b73951b1cf1379330009), git diff HEAD empty, tree clean. SUITE at the new head: pnpm --filter @objectstack/spec test = 500 files / 14612 tests passed; typecheck green; pnpm lint repo-wide exit 0. check:generated: all 16 artifacts up to date (exit 0) after --fix regenerated the two that the describe and the new key moved. check:react-declaration-parity in CI's spelling exit 0 — object-timeline now reads 2 declared by both, 13 spec-only, 0 registry-only, so the ratchet still reports no new divergence and no baseline entry is owed. GATES: dispatch-gates re-derived on the new head gives the SAME 107 families (byte-identical list, diffed against the round-1 list), all 107 re-run and reconciled: 107 run, 0 NOT-MEASURED, 0 UNRUN. Three of them first answered exit 3 PREREQUISITE NOT MET in the recreated worktree (check:doc-formula-expressions and check:doc-security-posture wanted @objectstack/formula and @objectstack/lint built; check:skill-examples wanted packages/client-react/dist; check:dual-build-cjs-loads wanted a whole-repo dist) — I built the prerequisites and re-ran all four to real readings rather than recording the refusals as measurements; every one then exited 0. The single non-zero left in ran.list is the BARE form of check:react-declaration-parity, which exits 1 by design when MANIFEST is unset (the gate reports 'did not run' rather than skipping) and whose real reading is the CI spelling above. The six path-scheduled CI jobs, the 49 artifact-roster families and the 11 wide-population families remain CI's farm and are NOT MEASURED locally.",
"mcp_calls": "0 — no MCP GitHub tool was called in either round; every GitHub read and write went through the REST proxy with curl and GITHUB_TOKEN",
"api_writes": "1 this round — POST /repos//issues/17987/comments (this report), plus one git push (02d8132 -> ee50b4c) on the same branch. ZERO label writes, as the dispatch forbids them. PM_SWEEP_REPO=objectstack-ai/objectstack node scripts/pm/check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 19219 exits 4 (exit captured before any pipe), and its reason is now the re-hang-owed state rather than a never-bound one: 'the gate WAS bound and cleared (last removal 2026-09-20T00:27:38Z), but the PR's head has MOVED since' — head ee50b4c dated 2026-09-20T00:36:08Z. That re-hang is the seat's act, as the ruling states. ⚠️ CONFLICT NAMED, NOT SILENTLY RESOLVED: the dispatch asked me to update the PR body, and the standing clause set says a dev writes the PR body exactly once, in the POST that opens it, never by PATCH, and that a later body edit is named in the report for the seat to write. The clause set wins over the dispatch word, so I did NOT PATCH the body; here are the two edits it needs, both mechanical. (1) In 'What landed' item 2, the key list currently reads limit, items, variant — insert data, between limit, and items, so it reads limit, data, items, variant (the changeset already carries this correction). (2) In the Gates section, the parity figure 2 declared by both, 12 spec-only, 0 registry-only becomes 2 declared by both, 13 spec-only, 0 registry-only. Both strings occur exactly once in the stored body (offsets 1083 and 5684 at the time of this read). No other sentence in the body went stale: the body never states the key count, and its BLOCKING-adjacent claim 'refuses everything else' now reads true of a 15-key row.",
"open_questions": [],
"out_of_scope_findings": [
"to file (class c, dedupe words: object-grid navigation z.unknown value vocabulary unjudged) — object-grid, object-gantt and object-tree declare navigation as z.unknown().optional(), so those three element faces accept navigation:{mode:'drawr'} and navigation:'drawer' parse-clean while the three faces this card touches judge the value against NavigationConfigSchema. Narrowing three published accept faces is a different act from widening, outside this card's closed option set, and the seat's ruling confirms it is a separate card.",
"to file (class b, dedupe words: TimelineConfigSchema dateField alias refused nested timeline view face) — objectui's ListViewTimelineConfig declares a nested timeline.dateField alias and ObjectTimeline.tsx reads it (timelineConfig?.dateField at :287-288) while spec's TimelineConfigSchema refuses dateField by name. Same defect shape as this card, on the VIEW face, inherited by taking the def by reference rather than introduced here. The new row's guidance prescription is deliberately careful about it: it names timeline.startDateField, the key the alias resolves to and one TimelineConfigSchema accepts (the objectstack#17054 trap, pinned in the test).",
"to file (class b, dedupe words: TimelineConfigSchema metaFields refused renderer reads chip fields) — raised by the contract reviewer and verified by me at the pin: ObjectTimeline.tsx:332-334 reads timeline.metaFields for the inline chip strip while the shared TimelineConfigSchema refuses it by name. Same shape and same owner as the dateField finding above — TimelineConfigSchema, the view face, a separate card — so it is reported rather than ridden here.",
"noted, not filed: three card-shaped findings from this round still have no card (the two above plus metaFields). The seat's ruling records that it cannot open issues in this session and puts that gap on the maintainer's desk; I record the same so the count does not get lost between the two reports.",
"noted, not filed: object-tree still reads 'NO component in the manifest' in check:react-declaration-parity — pre-existing, outside the baseline ratchet. Successor: the next PR touching the object-* section of component.zod.ts or moving the .objectui-sha pin reads the same line.",
"noted, not filed: the two tracked files outside the card's declared surface (packages/spec/dropped-refinements.baseline.json and docs/audits/2026-07-unknown-key-strictness-ledger.counts.md) did not move again in this round; the reviewer verified both as genuinely forced. Successor: any PR adding a ComponentPropsMap row that carries a refined schema pays the same two edits."
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