A script scanned every tracked doc, rule, skill, agent, hook and source file
for tooling/ paths that no longer exist, skipping historical records (sprints,
discussions, workshops, governance, generated wiki pages). It found 62. The
ones that tell a reader what to RUN now name the reach verb:
- The atlas skill still sent agents to tooling/atlas, atlas-verify,
atlas-update-field and atlas-commit-and-sync — about forty lines, all
retired in T-1285. They now name the `reach atlas` verbs, and the skill
records that commit-and-sync STAGES by default (--commit to commit) and
takes --corridor as an option.
- The clerk agent named tooling/clerk-review (now `reach dev clerk`). The Si
and clerk briefings sent those agents to the retired tooling/db/decision
and sqlite-query CLIs and to decisions/*.md paths that moved to
governance/ in the pql migration. They now name pql.
- The ticket-cli rule documented `pql decisions read`, which does not exist;
`show` already includes the body.
- The culture authoring guide and the RON sources name
`reach validate ron`, with the same arguments as before.
- The 41 Blender payloads' usage lines ran the retired tooling/blender
wrapper, and the docstrings still cited pre-carve-out paths. They now read
`reach blender run <payload>`.
- Doc comments in server/, client/, wiki TOMLs and the domain modules.
What is left is deliberate: "Formerly …" provenance, dated plans and findings
docs, the retired-pipeline doc, and a build-artefact path.
project.yaml 0.4.14 (mirrored to the client). Comment-only, but four touched
files are in the canvas-version registry (trait_catalog_reader.rs, since
T-1289, canvas_sources.py itself, and two client files). The gate is
path-based and has no override. The previous push was rejected on exactly
this.
Three of the edits are stamped ledger sources, so systems.db is regenerated
and the stamp is fresh.
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reach godot parse-sweep / cold-parse, reach visual diff / blank-check /
thumbnail. Five scripts retired, and the callers rewired — tests/run-visual
invoked three of them by path at four sites, which is a wider blast radius than
the make targets were.
The godot pair were grep pipelines encoding five hard-won lessons as comments
nobody could test. They are Python filters now, with the reasons attached, and
the engine invocation is a guarded exec. Verified on the real client: 229
scripts, clean.
Their three not-ok states stay distinct, because only one is a verdict about
the code. An engine that crashed or is missing is not a parse failure —
reporting it as one blames the tree for a broken toolchain. A sweep that
emitted no completion marker checked nothing, and zero errors from a check that
never ran reads as clean, which is the false-green the sweep exists to close.
The deliberate asymmetry between the two checks is preserved and documented:
cold-parse filters "Cannot infer the type", the sweep does not, because that
suppression is why cold-parse stayed silent about a helper that genuinely does
not parse.
All three visual scripts carried the same root bug as validate-checklist:
Path(__file__).parent.parent, correct at tooling/ and two levels too deep at
tooling/domains/visual. Fixed during the move rather than after, having learned
that it fails silently — paths resolve to nothing, the work appears to have
nothing to do, and the tool reports success. Three domains now where that would
have shipped a false pass.
Two bugs my own transformation introduced, both found by running rather than
reading. Multi-line print(..., file=sys.stderr) became console.event(...,
file=sys.stderr), and console puts unknown kwargs into the payload — a file
object would have reached json.dumps at the exact moment something was already
being reported as an error. And the replacement script wrote escaped quotes
into three files. Mechanical transformations need mechanical verification.
sys.exit removed from four sites: a service must not end the process.
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