- AGENTS.md: "Three files" is now "These files"; the table lists five.
- Digests 43 and 45 regain the traps the review found missing.
- protocol.md and formula-and-io.md cite file-inventory.md for the Wasm
appendix and the inventory, which moved there.
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- repo-stats reads the gotcha list from context/gotchas.md (the digest in
repo-map.md no longer measures the doc-growth signal) and reports it as
`docs.gotchas`; the test fixture and its derived expectations follow.
- AGENTS.md and the wave agent-rules protect gotchas.md and
file-inventory.md like the repo map they were split from.
- doc-site.md's publication table lists the two new pages.
- file-inventory.md's Context docs rows describe the three files correctly.
- the code-review skill points at gotchas.md for the long form.
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repo-map.md was 173 KB (~43k tokens), too long to be part of every new
agent's context. The full gotcha text moves verbatim to context/gotchas.md
and the per-file inventory (with the old Wasm/CLI/Testing sections) to
context/file-inventory.md; the map keeps a one-or-two-line digest per
gotcha under the same numbers, so every `gotcha N` citation still resolves.
The doc-site manifest publishes the two new pages, and `gotchas` gets the
same gotcha-N anchors as `repo-map`.
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The Opus review of 46c8a967: a new-version file had nowhere to declare
its stored measures. The ## Category: _Measure section stays and lists
them with displays and ids; its header declares nothing. Clause 6 says
input text means files and command-language text, distinct from
interactive typing. The sort note says plain string order, not numeric.
The user approved the amendment on PR #326 (2026-10-09), so its Status,
the accepted ADR's pointer, core.md section 20 and the doc-site title
no longer say proposed.
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On the user's instruction an ADR states only what its decision changes,
and mentions an existing convention only where it conflicts. The accepted
ADR 007 is restored to main's text plus a one-line pointer, so merging
this PR keeps it; the amendment is context/adr/007-stable-identities-
amendment-1.md (280 lines, from 784), with a table of the accepted rules
it replaces. The doc site lists the new file, and core.md section 20
points at it.
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- Id alphanumerics are ASCII and include -: slugify maps everything
outside a-z, 0-9 and - to _, collapses _, trims _ and - at both ends,
prefixes n before a digit; the id syntax, examples and the suffix /
hyphenated-slug collision rule follow.
- A file never declares a virtual category and refers to one by its id.
- Only CSV import and the .improv loaders read display names in input
text; command-language text, from any source, names things by id.
- The formula line is shown before and after; the dimension spelling and
the [_measure] tag follow from the rules, so that question is deleted.
- The Opus review of 2dfe0886: each measure is keyed by one handle, and
the shared-display case moves to an open question; views join the
things a formula may name.
Open questions are now three: a formula and a stored measure with the
same display, where stored measures are declared, and whether interactive
typing keeps a display stage.
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The decisions are written into the clauses as plain design, tagged
[Amendment]: a measure formula's id is the measure's id; formulas may refer
to any id-bearing thing; ids always win, with the display as a preview;
user interfaces accept display names and scripts use ids and display_for;
slugify replaces every non-alphanumeric character with _, collapses _,
trims _ at both ends and prefixes n before a digit; a hand-written id obeys
the generated syntax; a leading _ is reserved for virtual ids, which are
lower case and never written to .improv; records-mode positions are values;
groups have a display and ordinary ids.
All eleven questions are deleted. Five new ones are open: the -<n> suffix
in hand-written ids, ASCII "alphanumeric", how a file records the virtual
categories, the dimension formula line and [_measure] tag, and which
headless entry points are scripts. core.md section 20's note follows the
new slug rules.
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Answers the BLOCK on 302594bf (B1-B3) and its should-fix items: the past-K read and Z-set weights are now checked against a BigRational oracle (the review's F7, F8, F12, F14, F15 now fail by name), a negative power of a unit base has its minimal scale, ExactSum compares values, a forced n/d never reads as infinity, and Interim compares exactly and knows zero without storing.
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The Status now says the tag is the complete list of proposed rules, and its
table gains the regression test's step 3. Clause 12's test keeps the
accepted "commit the unedited text" with the amendment's edit-a-non-name step
tagged; the outside-_Measure real-item rule, the formula-collision example
and the East/East_ collision sentences are tagged; the "exactly one id"
sentence in clause 2 is restored; "other entities" loses the added
"virtual"; the title drops "and groups". core.md section 20 and the id.rs
test evidence cite ADR clauses instead of answer numbers.
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On the user's instruction the ADR no longer carries the decision process:
no answer rounds, quotes, answer numbers or revision history. The accepted
decisions and the proposed amendment are stated as design, with each
amendment rule marked [Amendment] and a table of what it replaces. Settled
questions are deleted; the eleven open ones are renumbered from 1 and
written for a first-time reader. The verbatim record of every answer moves
to a provenance comment on PR #326.
Folds in the delta review of 74efa481: a group's identifier is an id, and
whether it also has a display is now an open question; formulas referring
to anything in a typed context is stated without deciding what that
allows; the Decision's opening and Rejection::Gone include groups.
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Answers 37-45 in a ninth round of "What the user decided". Q24 and Q25 are
answered, slugify's steps are rewritten (whitespace to _, strip, collapse
runs of _, trim leading and trailing _ and -), groups get ids (overriding
answer 9), and Q23 is restated around "a formula is a derived measure" with
a worked example. Q23 stays open; Q26-Q34 are new. core.md section 20 notes
that slugify predates the proposed rules.
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#321 added its own cli.md section 13, so this PR's sections become 14 (pipe
quoting, surplus arguments) and 15 (names the document lacks), with every
citation renumbered. The stale descriptions of the deleted unknown_* helpers in
cli.md, command.md and the test evidence now describe RequireKnown, and section
15 says a refused name stops the rest of a `:` line but not a headless one.
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PR #316 review blockers. A cursor fallback (clear-cell, yank, paste,
drill-into-cell) now answers only for coordinates that were omitted, so
`:clear-cell Type/Clothing Month/Feb junk` is refused instead of clearing the
cursor's cell. The unknown-name checks move from `execute` to a RequireKnown
effect run at apply time, so `:create-view Second . switch-view Second` is
accepted as `improvise cmd` accepts it. Also pins that a quoted `.` is an
argument.
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- `Category`, `Item` and `View` each gain a private `display` that starts equal
to the key and changes only through `set_display` / `set_item_display`.
- `CategoryRow`, `TileEntry` and `ViewSummary` carry `display` beside their key
field. The key stays what commands are composed from.
- The category-panel headers, the tile bar and the view list paint the display
in the TUI and the browser. The active-view marker still compares keys.
- No production code sets a display yet, so behaviour is unchanged.
- This is the first slice of ADR 007 step 2. The grid, page bar, records labels,
item rows and CSV export are improvise-cq1q.12; messages and the view title
are improvise-cq1q.13.
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IdAllocator::suffixed recursed once per taken candidate, and the call was not
in tail position. A document claiming item-1 through item-N aborted the process
on a stack overflow at N of about 11,000 in debug. This answers the Codex P2 on
PR #318. The loop still advances the counter on every candidate it tries.
Three tests are added:
- a long claimed run (20,000), which aborted before the fix;
- claim refusing lookalike virtual ids (_indexer, _measure-1), which the
review's prefix-match rival passed before;
- a display with leading spaces that must not slug into the reserved `_` space.
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- 8jk6.6, the user's ruling on PR #321 ("Add a --strict flag"): the
default stays exit 0 with the counted warning. With --strict, any
skipped record is a refusal that exits 1 and writes nothing. The check
runs before the build and reads ImportPipeline::skip_warning, the same
function the build's warning now comes from.
- 8jk6.17: the headless suite now sees three faults that only io unit
tests caught at efaa5050:
- naming only the first bad formula (two bad --formula flags);
- dropping CSV decimal measures;
- import-json reading a CSV through the JSON constructor.
- Docs record the user's three answers.
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After merging PR #314, a header-only file's seeded File proposal means the
category check alone no longer refuses an import that kept no record.
nothing_to_import does, and this pins it. The docs now name from_merge
(switched to from_csv in the merge) among the CSV entry points.
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context/code/protocol.md gains section 10 and tui.md's colour section now
describes face_style; the pointers to axis_fg, minibuf_fg and AxisColor
elsewhere follow. Evidence for the new tests.
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context/code/formula-and-io.md gains the argument for text-first CSV and for
the two refusals, and puts the partial-skip exit code to the user.
context/code/cli.md §13 states the headless contract. Evidence entries are
added for the new tests, with notes on the three parser entries whose
premise moved.
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context/code/core.md §19 gives the reasoning behind model::id.
context/test-evidence/core.md records, for each test, the rival that was
injected and the test that caught it.
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