Workshop -> decision provenance was prose-only. Adds a `decision_refs:` YAML
frontmatter list (the confirmed D-records each workshop-outcomes.md touches,
filtered against the governance decision set) to all 17 workshop outcomes; the two
that lacked frontmatter (commodity-catalog, system-economic-specialization) get a
minimal block. pql indexes the list and `SELECT fm.decision_refs` round-trips it, so
"which workshops touch D-NNN" is answerable via SELECT + filter or `pql search`.
decision_refs is a relevance signal (decisions a workshop discusses/produces), not a
strict authorship claim — historical bare refs aren't disambiguated. Generated wiki
read-only sections are left untouched.
Noted in pql-requirements #5: 1.6.2 has no working DSL operator for frontmatter
list-membership (`~`/`contains` error, `in` matches nothing), so membership queries
need a client-side filter for now.
Reproducible via tooling/pql-migrate/add_workshop_provenance.py (idempotent).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review fixes for the #1016 cultural pass (Hoshe/Paula/Miri):
- Kruger 60 (GJ 860A) xhosa -> cosmopolitan (Miri): GTTR describes an
Afrikaner/Xhosa/Zulu founding "without mapping cleanly onto any of
them" — the textbook genuinely-fused case, which taxonomy rule 4
resolves to cosmopolitan rather than one of the three. Commented.
- Altmark (GJ 357) financial_technocratic -> cosmopolitan (Paula):
reverts to the original shipped value; the GTTR reads as commercial
non-alignment, not credential-based technocracy.
- Kampala Gate (GJ 667B) + Moyale (GJ 1292) keep swahili but add inline
comments documenting that these are East-African-INTERIOR founders
(Baganda; Kenyan/Ethiopian Borana-Oromo) for which the taxonomy has no
dedicated token — swahili is the nearest available, NULL would fall to
the wrong corridor default. Gap logged for a follow-up taxonomy value.
Mwangaza (693) swahili is literally correct (coastal) — untouched.
- heritage-taxonomy-draft.md: stale "(38)" subheadings -> "(47)" to match
the actual canonical count (Hoshe/Miri doc typo).
Retracted: Pedra Seca (GJ 421B) xhosa — reviewer thought it lacked
authored backing, but its gttr.md explicitly states "Afrikaans and Xhosa
heritage"; pin kept.
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Review fixes for the #1019 heritage rebalance:
- Marib's farm world Ghouta -> Ghawr (Miri): "Ghouta" carries strong
modern associations (2013 Damascus attack); Ghawr (the Jordan Rift
Valley, an irrigated lowland farming region) keeps the water-fed-
drylands sense without the resonance.
- Add dominant_faction = "independent" to GJ 914A / 508A / 1245B (Hoshe)
— all five rebalanced systems are self-governing independent
communities; uniform with siblings GJ 722 / 680 and clears V-FAC-01.
- catalog.md: fill GJ 914A -> Marib and GJ 722 -> Sığınak (Hoshe) — the
two anchor systems still showed em-dash placeholders.
- Marib gttr: name the second aperture neighbour Sığınak instead of the
bare "GJ 722" (Miri).
Pre-existing Golestan aperture/spur wording (reviewers split on whether
it is even wrong) is left for a separate content pass — not introduced
by this rename.
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The pre-execution conversion plan and shipped-state addendum for the
South-African heritage rebalance: per-system field maps, the worked
gttr rewrites, the cross-reference cleanup list, and the rationale for
keeping load-bearing mystery systems out of scope.
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Reconciles the ~30 inconsistent heritage proposals from the 6-sector #1016
content pass into one canonical cultural_specialization heritage vocabulary
(47 values). Key reconciliations: norse_compact->nordic (un-fuses people from
faction), spanish_iberian+spanish_hispanic->spanish, brazilian_portuguese+
lusophone_frontier->brazilian, italian_northern->italian, afrikaans_cape->
afrikaans, french_provencal+french_canadian->french. No compound values; one
token per system (blends take dominant heritage or the cosmopolitan activity
value).
Maintainer decisions (2026-06-01): keep ALL values distinct (no lumping —
welsh/afro_brazilian/cape_malay/xhosa/luxembourgish/konkan all retained);
keep empty-but-complete slots (yoruba/hausa/hungarian/persian/turkic). Fills
the Middle-East gap the pass exposed: arab/persian/turkic added even at near-
zero current usage so the canon is complete.
Logs the southern-African overrepresentation (~25/300, afrikaans=15) as a DLC
content-rewrite rebalancing task (#1019) rather than lumping the taxonomy.
Migration note included: 4 already-shipped hero cultural values use old suffix
forms (afrikaans_cape, french_provencal, italian_northern, norse_compact) and
will be renamed in the culture-write pass when _CULTURAL_HERITAGE is replaced.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three-round design workshop (Miri, Burnelli-Sheldon, Paula; documented by
Qatux, ticketed by SI) that produced D-237. Includes per-agent round
outputs, round notes, the independent scout critique, and the final
workshop-outcomes.md with the consolidated schema, 27-value economic
vocabulary, cultural + faction vocabularies, deterministic-varied fallback
spec, must-pin table, and CI guardrails.
Clerk-Skip: workshop discussion docs, no D-record surface (D-237 filed separately)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- settings.json: add Read(repo/**), Read(/tmp/**), Grep, Glob to the
allowlist. Teammates inherit settings.json (not settings.local.json),
which had no Read rule — so every teammate file read escalated to the
lead as a per-file prompt. This closes that gap.
- Add the system-economic-specialization workshop brief (lore-authored
per-system dominant-commodity field + within-system weighted variation;
Q5 covers adding a small identity field set in the same 300-system pass).
Note: agent memory-strip (6c93b698f) + this read-allow reach teammates
only after a Claude Code restart (settings/agent-def snapshot is taken at
lead startup).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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