[finding] Two scaffolders, one of which emits output that cannot install outside this monorepo: os create vs os init #14824

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Filed by the domain:cli execution seat (session session_016yfqQh2dBgPAymYd7xipza) as the follow-up that #14705's triage explicitly ruled out of that card's scope — "a CLI-surface decision that is neither the card's nor the implementer's". Filed unassigned and bare: ⛔ this seat is not grading it and has set no domain:* (that is triage's single-producer field). Routing looks obviously domain:cli; please confirm it rather than inherit it.

The observation

This repo ships two project scaffolders, and #14705 was the drift between them having already happened.

  • os init — three templates, a documented on-ramp, its own pin suite, and the identity block (id, namespace, type, engines.protocol) that ManifestSchema requires.
  • os create — two templates, one of which (example) emitted a manifest that failed ManifestSchema: defineStack validation failed (2 issues): manifest.id: Required property 'id' is missing. / manifest.type: Invalid value ''. Every scaffolded project threw on load. Fixed by PR fix(cli): stamp the manifest identity block in the os create example scaffold #14821, which also lands a pin sweeping both scaffolders from their own template maps rather than a hand-copied list.

So the immediate defect is closed and pinned. The question this card records is whether the shape that produced it should persist.

Two measured facts, from #14705's implementation seat

Both are the kind that decide the question rather than colour it:

  1. os create's output is not installable outside this monorepo. Its emitted package.json uses workspace:* for @objectstack/spec and @objectstack/cli, and its tsconfig.json extends '../../tsconfig.json'. It also writes into this repo's own packages/plugins/ or examples/ by default.
  2. os create's plugin template emits no objectstack.config.ts at all — it scaffolds a Plugin object in src/index.ts. So example is the only create template ManifestSchema governs, which is why the failure could sit there unnoticed.

⇒ Fact 1 is evidence that os create is already, in practice, a monorepo-internal generator — while content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx and two places in the kernel protocol docs present it as a user-facing command. A user who follows those docs gets a project that cannot install.

The options, as named on #14705 (⛔ not graded, not recommended here)

  • A — keep both. create is documented, the template is now correct, nothing is foreclosed. The recurring cost is the drift this card names, now with a pin under it.
  • B — retire os create in favour of os init, with a deprecation notice and a docs migration, on the ground that two scaffolders drift.
  • C — narrow os create to what it demonstrably already is — a generator for this repo's own packages/ and examples/ — and say so in its description and the docs, leaving os init the only user-facing scaffolder.

Fact 1 is evidence for C over B specifically: retiring a command that has a real internal use is a different act from correcting a command whose documented audience does not match its output.

What this card is asking for

First grading. If it is graded queueable, the dispatchable unit is a measurement plus the four-facet block (the #14749 shape), not an implementation — who invokes os create today, what the docs promise, and what a deprecation or a narrowing would cost — with A/B/C reserved for the maintainer's inbox.

⛔ Not a Bug: the manifest defect is fixed and pinned by PR #14821, and nothing here is currently broken for a user who uses os init. It is the two-scaffolder shape that is being recorded, not a live failure.

Related: #14705 (the defect and its triage ruling), PR #14821 (the fix and the both-scaffolder pin), #14823 (the create-shipped comments are checked by nothing — filed by the same seat, same round).

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      [finding] Two scaffolders, one of which emits output that cannot install outside this monorepo: os create vs os init #14824

      Description

      @os-trump

      Filed by the domain:cli execution seat (session session_016yfqQh2dBgPAymYd7xipza) as the follow-up that #14705's triage explicitly ruled out of that card's scope — "a CLI-surface decision that is neither the card's nor the implementer's". Filed unassigned and bare: ⛔ this seat is not grading it and has set no domain:* (that is triage's single-producer field). Routing looks obviously domain:cli; please confirm it rather than inherit it.

      The observation

      This repo ships two project scaffolders, and #14705 was the drift between them having already happened.

      • os init — three templates, a documented on-ramp, its own pin suite, and the identity block (id, namespace, type, engines.protocol) that ManifestSchema requires.
      • os create — two templates, one of which (example) emitted a manifest that failed ManifestSchema: defineStack validation failed (2 issues): manifest.id: Required property 'id' is missing. / manifest.type: Invalid value ''. Every scaffolded project threw on load. Fixed by PR fix(cli): stamp the manifest identity block in the os create example scaffold #14821, which also lands a pin sweeping both scaffolders from their own template maps rather than a hand-copied list.

      So the immediate defect is closed and pinned. The question this card records is whether the shape that produced it should persist.

      Two measured facts, from #14705's implementation seat

      Both are the kind that decide the question rather than colour it:

      1. os create's output is not installable outside this monorepo. Its emitted package.json uses workspace:* for @objectstack/spec and @objectstack/cli, and its tsconfig.json extends '../../tsconfig.json'. It also writes into this repo's own packages/plugins/ or examples/ by default.
      2. os create's plugin template emits no objectstack.config.ts at all — it scaffolds a Plugin object in src/index.ts. So example is the only create template ManifestSchema governs, which is why the failure could sit there unnoticed.

      ⇒ Fact 1 is evidence that os create is already, in practice, a monorepo-internal generator — while content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx and two places in the kernel protocol docs present it as a user-facing command. A user who follows those docs gets a project that cannot install.

      The options, as named on #14705 (⛔ not graded, not recommended here)

      • A — keep both. create is documented, the template is now correct, nothing is foreclosed. The recurring cost is the drift this card names, now with a pin under it.
      • B — retire os create in favour of os init, with a deprecation notice and a docs migration, on the ground that two scaffolders drift.
      • C — narrow os create to what it demonstrably already is — a generator for this repo's own packages/ and examples/ — and say so in its description and the docs, leaving os init the only user-facing scaffolder.

      Fact 1 is evidence for C over B specifically: retiring a command that has a real internal use is a different act from correcting a command whose documented audience does not match its output.

      What this card is asking for

      First grading. If it is graded queueable, the dispatchable unit is a measurement plus the four-facet block (the #14749 shape), not an implementation — who invokes os create today, what the docs promise, and what a deprecation or a narrowing would cost — with A/B/C reserved for the maintainer's inbox.

      ⛔ Not a Bug: the manifest defect is fixed and pinned by PR #14821, and nothing here is currently broken for a user who uses os init. It is the two-scaffolder shape that is being recorded, not a live failure.

      Related: #14705 (the defect and its triage ruling), PR #14821 (the fix and the both-scaffolder pin), #14823 (the create-shipped comments are checked by nothing — filed by the same seat, same round).

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          [finding] Two scaffolders, one of which emits output that cannot install outside this monorepo: os create vs os init #14824

          Description

          @os-trump

          Filed by the domain:cli execution seat (session session_016yfqQh2dBgPAymYd7xipza) as the follow-up that #14705's triage explicitly ruled out of that card's scope — "a CLI-surface decision that is neither the card's nor the implementer's". Filed unassigned and bare: ⛔ this seat is not grading it and has set no domain:* (that is triage's single-producer field). Routing looks obviously domain:cli; please confirm it rather than inherit it.

          The observation

          This repo ships two project scaffolders, and #14705 was the drift between them having already happened.

          • os init — three templates, a documented on-ramp, its own pin suite, and the identity block (id, namespace, type, engines.protocol) that ManifestSchema requires.
          • os create — two templates, one of which (example) emitted a manifest that failed ManifestSchema: defineStack validation failed (2 issues): manifest.id: Required property 'id' is missing. / manifest.type: Invalid value ''. Every scaffolded project threw on load. Fixed by PR fix(cli): stamp the manifest identity block in the os create example scaffold #14821, which also lands a pin sweeping both scaffolders from their own template maps rather than a hand-copied list.

          So the immediate defect is closed and pinned. The question this card records is whether the shape that produced it should persist.

          Two measured facts, from #14705's implementation seat

          Both are the kind that decide the question rather than colour it:

          1. os create's output is not installable outside this monorepo. Its emitted package.json uses workspace:* for @objectstack/spec and @objectstack/cli, and its tsconfig.json extends '../../tsconfig.json'. It also writes into this repo's own packages/plugins/ or examples/ by default.
          2. os create's plugin template emits no objectstack.config.ts at all — it scaffolds a Plugin object in src/index.ts. So example is the only create template ManifestSchema governs, which is why the failure could sit there unnoticed.

          ⇒ Fact 1 is evidence that os create is already, in practice, a monorepo-internal generator — while content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx and two places in the kernel protocol docs present it as a user-facing command. A user who follows those docs gets a project that cannot install.

          The options, as named on #14705 (⛔ not graded, not recommended here)

          • A — keep both. create is documented, the template is now correct, nothing is foreclosed. The recurring cost is the drift this card names, now with a pin under it.
          • B — retire os create in favour of os init, with a deprecation notice and a docs migration, on the ground that two scaffolders drift.
          • C — narrow os create to what it demonstrably already is — a generator for this repo's own packages/ and examples/ — and say so in its description and the docs, leaving os init the only user-facing scaffolder.

          Fact 1 is evidence for C over B specifically: retiring a command that has a real internal use is a different act from correcting a command whose documented audience does not match its output.

          What this card is asking for

          First grading. If it is graded queueable, the dispatchable unit is a measurement plus the four-facet block (the #14749 shape), not an implementation — who invokes os create today, what the docs promise, and what a deprecation or a narrowing would cost — with A/B/C reserved for the maintainer's inbox.

          ⛔ Not a Bug: the manifest defect is fixed and pinned by PR #14821, and nothing here is currently broken for a user who uses os init. It is the two-scaffolder shape that is being recorded, not a live failure.

          Related: #14705 (the defect and its triage ruling), PR #14821 (the fix and the both-scaffolder pin), #14823 (the create-shipped comments are checked by nothing — filed by the same seat, same round).

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              [finding] Two scaffolders, one of which emits output that cannot install outside this monorepo: os create vs os init #14824

              Description

              @os-trump

              Filed by the domain:cli execution seat (session session_016yfqQh2dBgPAymYd7xipza) as the follow-up that #14705's triage explicitly ruled out of that card's scope — "a CLI-surface decision that is neither the card's nor the implementer's". Filed unassigned and bare: ⛔ this seat is not grading it and has set no domain:* (that is triage's single-producer field). Routing looks obviously domain:cli; please confirm it rather than inherit it.

              The observation

              This repo ships two project scaffolders, and #14705 was the drift between them having already happened.

              • os init — three templates, a documented on-ramp, its own pin suite, and the identity block (id, namespace, type, engines.protocol) that ManifestSchema requires.
              • os create — two templates, one of which (example) emitted a manifest that failed ManifestSchema: defineStack validation failed (2 issues): manifest.id: Required property 'id' is missing. / manifest.type: Invalid value ''. Every scaffolded project threw on load. Fixed by PR fix(cli): stamp the manifest identity block in the os create example scaffold #14821, which also lands a pin sweeping both scaffolders from their own template maps rather than a hand-copied list.

              So the immediate defect is closed and pinned. The question this card records is whether the shape that produced it should persist.

              Two measured facts, from #14705's implementation seat

              Both are the kind that decide the question rather than colour it:

              1. os create's output is not installable outside this monorepo. Its emitted package.json uses workspace:* for @objectstack/spec and @objectstack/cli, and its tsconfig.json extends '../../tsconfig.json'. It also writes into this repo's own packages/plugins/ or examples/ by default.
              2. os create's plugin template emits no objectstack.config.ts at all — it scaffolds a Plugin object in src/index.ts. So example is the only create template ManifestSchema governs, which is why the failure could sit there unnoticed.

              ⇒ Fact 1 is evidence that os create is already, in practice, a monorepo-internal generator — while content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx and two places in the kernel protocol docs present it as a user-facing command. A user who follows those docs gets a project that cannot install.

              The options, as named on #14705 (⛔ not graded, not recommended here)

              • A — keep both. create is documented, the template is now correct, nothing is foreclosed. The recurring cost is the drift this card names, now with a pin under it.
              • B — retire os create in favour of os init, with a deprecation notice and a docs migration, on the ground that two scaffolders drift.
              • C — narrow os create to what it demonstrably already is — a generator for this repo's own packages/ and examples/ — and say so in its description and the docs, leaving os init the only user-facing scaffolder.

              Fact 1 is evidence for C over B specifically: retiring a command that has a real internal use is a different act from correcting a command whose documented audience does not match its output.

              What this card is asking for

              First grading. If it is graded queueable, the dispatchable unit is a measurement plus the four-facet block (the #14749 shape), not an implementation — who invokes os create today, what the docs promise, and what a deprecation or a narrowing would cost — with A/B/C reserved for the maintainer's inbox.

              ⛔ Not a Bug: the manifest defect is fixed and pinned by PR #14821, and nothing here is currently broken for a user who uses os init. It is the two-scaffolder shape that is being recorded, not a live failure.

              Related: #14705 (the defect and its triage ruling), PR #14821 (the fix and the both-scaffolder pin), #14823 (the create-shipped comments are checked by nothing — filed by the same seat, same round).

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                  [finding] Two scaffolders, one of which emits output that cannot install outside this monorepo: os create vs os init #14824

                  Description

                  @os-trump

                  Filed by the domain:cli execution seat (session session_016yfqQh2dBgPAymYd7xipza) as the follow-up that #14705's triage explicitly ruled out of that card's scope — "a CLI-surface decision that is neither the card's nor the implementer's". Filed unassigned and bare: ⛔ this seat is not grading it and has set no domain:* (that is triage's single-producer field). Routing looks obviously domain:cli; please confirm it rather than inherit it.

                  The observation

                  This repo ships two project scaffolders, and #14705 was the drift between them having already happened.

                  • os init — three templates, a documented on-ramp, its own pin suite, and the identity block (id, namespace, type, engines.protocol) that ManifestSchema requires.
                  • os create — two templates, one of which (example) emitted a manifest that failed ManifestSchema: defineStack validation failed (2 issues): manifest.id: Required property 'id' is missing. / manifest.type: Invalid value ''. Every scaffolded project threw on load. Fixed by PR fix(cli): stamp the manifest identity block in the os create example scaffold #14821, which also lands a pin sweeping both scaffolders from their own template maps rather than a hand-copied list.

                  So the immediate defect is closed and pinned. The question this card records is whether the shape that produced it should persist.

                  Two measured facts, from #14705's implementation seat

                  Both are the kind that decide the question rather than colour it:

                  1. os create's output is not installable outside this monorepo. Its emitted package.json uses workspace:* for @objectstack/spec and @objectstack/cli, and its tsconfig.json extends '../../tsconfig.json'. It also writes into this repo's own packages/plugins/ or examples/ by default.
                  2. os create's plugin template emits no objectstack.config.ts at all — it scaffolds a Plugin object in src/index.ts. So example is the only create template ManifestSchema governs, which is why the failure could sit there unnoticed.

                  ⇒ Fact 1 is evidence that os create is already, in practice, a monorepo-internal generator — while content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx and two places in the kernel protocol docs present it as a user-facing command. A user who follows those docs gets a project that cannot install.

                  The options, as named on #14705 (⛔ not graded, not recommended here)

                  • A — keep both. create is documented, the template is now correct, nothing is foreclosed. The recurring cost is the drift this card names, now with a pin under it.
                  • B — retire os create in favour of os init, with a deprecation notice and a docs migration, on the ground that two scaffolders drift.
                  • C — narrow os create to what it demonstrably already is — a generator for this repo's own packages/ and examples/ — and say so in its description and the docs, leaving os init the only user-facing scaffolder.

                  Fact 1 is evidence for C over B specifically: retiring a command that has a real internal use is a different act from correcting a command whose documented audience does not match its output.

                  What this card is asking for

                  First grading. If it is graded queueable, the dispatchable unit is a measurement plus the four-facet block (the #14749 shape), not an implementation — who invokes os create today, what the docs promise, and what a deprecation or a narrowing would cost — with A/B/C reserved for the maintainer's inbox.

                  ⛔ Not a Bug: the manifest defect is fixed and pinned by PR #14821, and nothing here is currently broken for a user who uses os init. It is the two-scaffolder shape that is being recorded, not a live failure.

                  Related: #14705 (the defect and its triage ruling), PR #14821 (the fix and the both-scaffolder pin), #14823 (the create-shipped comments are checked by nothing — filed by the same seat, same round).

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                      [finding] Two scaffolders, one of which emits output that cannot install outside this monorepo: os create vs os init #14824

                      Description

                      @os-trump

                      Filed by the domain:cli execution seat (session session_016yfqQh2dBgPAymYd7xipza) as the follow-up that #14705's triage explicitly ruled out of that card's scope — "a CLI-surface decision that is neither the card's nor the implementer's". Filed unassigned and bare: ⛔ this seat is not grading it and has set no domain:* (that is triage's single-producer field). Routing looks obviously domain:cli; please confirm it rather than inherit it.

                      The observation

                      This repo ships two project scaffolders, and #14705 was the drift between them having already happened.

                      • os init — three templates, a documented on-ramp, its own pin suite, and the identity block (id, namespace, type, engines.protocol) that ManifestSchema requires.
                      • os create — two templates, one of which (example) emitted a manifest that failed ManifestSchema: defineStack validation failed (2 issues): manifest.id: Required property 'id' is missing. / manifest.type: Invalid value ''. Every scaffolded project threw on load. Fixed by PR fix(cli): stamp the manifest identity block in the os create example scaffold #14821, which also lands a pin sweeping both scaffolders from their own template maps rather than a hand-copied list.

                      So the immediate defect is closed and pinned. The question this card records is whether the shape that produced it should persist.

                      Two measured facts, from #14705's implementation seat

                      Both are the kind that decide the question rather than colour it:

                      1. os create's output is not installable outside this monorepo. Its emitted package.json uses workspace:* for @objectstack/spec and @objectstack/cli, and its tsconfig.json extends '../../tsconfig.json'. It also writes into this repo's own packages/plugins/ or examples/ by default.
                      2. os create's plugin template emits no objectstack.config.ts at all — it scaffolds a Plugin object in src/index.ts. So example is the only create template ManifestSchema governs, which is why the failure could sit there unnoticed.

                      ⇒ Fact 1 is evidence that os create is already, in practice, a monorepo-internal generator — while content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx and two places in the kernel protocol docs present it as a user-facing command. A user who follows those docs gets a project that cannot install.

                      The options, as named on #14705 (⛔ not graded, not recommended here)

                      • A — keep both. create is documented, the template is now correct, nothing is foreclosed. The recurring cost is the drift this card names, now with a pin under it.
                      • B — retire os create in favour of os init, with a deprecation notice and a docs migration, on the ground that two scaffolders drift.
                      • C — narrow os create to what it demonstrably already is — a generator for this repo's own packages/ and examples/ — and say so in its description and the docs, leaving os init the only user-facing scaffolder.

                      Fact 1 is evidence for C over B specifically: retiring a command that has a real internal use is a different act from correcting a command whose documented audience does not match its output.

                      What this card is asking for

                      First grading. If it is graded queueable, the dispatchable unit is a measurement plus the four-facet block (the #14749 shape), not an implementation — who invokes os create today, what the docs promise, and what a deprecation or a narrowing would cost — with A/B/C reserved for the maintainer's inbox.

                      ⛔ Not a Bug: the manifest defect is fixed and pinned by PR #14821, and nothing here is currently broken for a user who uses os init. It is the two-scaffolder shape that is being recorded, not a live failure.

                      Related: #14705 (the defect and its triage ruling), PR #14821 (the fix and the both-scaffolder pin), #14823 (the create-shipped comments are checked by nothing — filed by the same seat, same round).

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                          [finding] Two scaffolders, one of which emits output that cannot install outside this monorepo: os create vs os init #14824

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                          Filed by the domain:cli execution seat (session session_016yfqQh2dBgPAymYd7xipza) as the follow-up that #14705's triage explicitly ruled out of that card's scope — "a CLI-surface decision that is neither the card's nor the implementer's". Filed unassigned and bare: ⛔ this seat is not grading it and has set no domain:* (that is triage's single-producer field). Routing looks obviously domain:cli; please confirm it rather than inherit it.

                          The observation

                          This repo ships two project scaffolders, and #14705 was the drift between them having already happened.

                          • os init — three templates, a documented on-ramp, its own pin suite, and the identity block (id, namespace, type, engines.protocol) that ManifestSchema requires.
                          • os create — two templates, one of which (example) emitted a manifest that failed ManifestSchema: defineStack validation failed (2 issues): manifest.id: Required property 'id' is missing. / manifest.type: Invalid value ''. Every scaffolded project threw on load. Fixed by PR fix(cli): stamp the manifest identity block in the os create example scaffold #14821, which also lands a pin sweeping both scaffolders from their own template maps rather than a hand-copied list.

                          So the immediate defect is closed and pinned. The question this card records is whether the shape that produced it should persist.

                          Two measured facts, from #14705's implementation seat

                          Both are the kind that decide the question rather than colour it:

                          1. os create's output is not installable outside this monorepo. Its emitted package.json uses workspace:* for @objectstack/spec and @objectstack/cli, and its tsconfig.json extends '../../tsconfig.json'. It also writes into this repo's own packages/plugins/ or examples/ by default.
                          2. os create's plugin template emits no objectstack.config.ts at all — it scaffolds a Plugin object in src/index.ts. So example is the only create template ManifestSchema governs, which is why the failure could sit there unnoticed.

                          ⇒ Fact 1 is evidence that os create is already, in practice, a monorepo-internal generator — while content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx and two places in the kernel protocol docs present it as a user-facing command. A user who follows those docs gets a project that cannot install.

                          The options, as named on #14705 (⛔ not graded, not recommended here)

                          • A — keep both. create is documented, the template is now correct, nothing is foreclosed. The recurring cost is the drift this card names, now with a pin under it.
                          • B — retire os create in favour of os init, with a deprecation notice and a docs migration, on the ground that two scaffolders drift.
                          • C — narrow os create to what it demonstrably already is — a generator for this repo's own packages/ and examples/ — and say so in its description and the docs, leaving os init the only user-facing scaffolder.

                          Fact 1 is evidence for C over B specifically: retiring a command that has a real internal use is a different act from correcting a command whose documented audience does not match its output.

                          What this card is asking for

                          First grading. If it is graded queueable, the dispatchable unit is a measurement plus the four-facet block (the #14749 shape), not an implementation — who invokes os create today, what the docs promise, and what a deprecation or a narrowing would cost — with A/B/C reserved for the maintainer's inbox.

                          ⛔ Not a Bug: the manifest defect is fixed and pinned by PR #14821, and nothing here is currently broken for a user who uses os init. It is the two-scaffolder shape that is being recorded, not a live failure.

                          Related: #14705 (the defect and its triage ruling), PR #14821 (the fix and the both-scaffolder pin), #14823 (the create-shipped comments are checked by nothing — filed by the same seat, same round).

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                              [finding] Two scaffolders, one of which emits output that cannot install outside this monorepo: os create vs os init #14824

                              Description

                              @os-trump

                              Filed by the domain:cli execution seat (session session_016yfqQh2dBgPAymYd7xipza) as the follow-up that #14705's triage explicitly ruled out of that card's scope — "a CLI-surface decision that is neither the card's nor the implementer's". Filed unassigned and bare: ⛔ this seat is not grading it and has set no domain:* (that is triage's single-producer field). Routing looks obviously domain:cli; please confirm it rather than inherit it.

                              The observation

                              This repo ships two project scaffolders, and #14705 was the drift between them having already happened.

                              • os init — three templates, a documented on-ramp, its own pin suite, and the identity block (id, namespace, type, engines.protocol) that ManifestSchema requires.
                              • os create — two templates, one of which (example) emitted a manifest that failed ManifestSchema: defineStack validation failed (2 issues): manifest.id: Required property 'id' is missing. / manifest.type: Invalid value ''. Every scaffolded project threw on load. Fixed by PR fix(cli): stamp the manifest identity block in the os create example scaffold #14821, which also lands a pin sweeping both scaffolders from their own template maps rather than a hand-copied list.

                              So the immediate defect is closed and pinned. The question this card records is whether the shape that produced it should persist.

                              Two measured facts, from #14705's implementation seat

                              Both are the kind that decide the question rather than colour it:

                              1. os create's output is not installable outside this monorepo. Its emitted package.json uses workspace:* for @objectstack/spec and @objectstack/cli, and its tsconfig.json extends '../../tsconfig.json'. It also writes into this repo's own packages/plugins/ or examples/ by default.
                              2. os create's plugin template emits no objectstack.config.ts at all — it scaffolds a Plugin object in src/index.ts. So example is the only create template ManifestSchema governs, which is why the failure could sit there unnoticed.

                              ⇒ Fact 1 is evidence that os create is already, in practice, a monorepo-internal generator — while content/docs/deployment/cli.mdx and two places in the kernel protocol docs present it as a user-facing command. A user who follows those docs gets a project that cannot install.

                              The options, as named on #14705 (⛔ not graded, not recommended here)

                              • A — keep both. create is documented, the template is now correct, nothing is foreclosed. The recurring cost is the drift this card names, now with a pin under it.
                              • B — retire os create in favour of os init, with a deprecation notice and a docs migration, on the ground that two scaffolders drift.
                              • C — narrow os create to what it demonstrably already is — a generator for this repo's own packages/ and examples/ — and say so in its description and the docs, leaving os init the only user-facing scaffolder.

                              Fact 1 is evidence for C over B specifically: retiring a command that has a real internal use is a different act from correcting a command whose documented audience does not match its output.

                              What this card is asking for

                              First grading. If it is graded queueable, the dispatchable unit is a measurement plus the four-facet block (the #14749 shape), not an implementation — who invokes os create today, what the docs promise, and what a deprecation or a narrowing would cost — with A/B/C reserved for the maintainer's inbox.

                              ⛔ Not a Bug: the manifest defect is fixed and pinned by PR #14821, and nothing here is currently broken for a user who uses os init. It is the two-scaffolder shape that is being recorded, not a live failure.

                              Related: #14705 (the defect and its triage ruling), PR #14821 (the fix and the both-scaffolder pin), #14823 (the create-shipped comments are checked by nothing — filed by the same seat, same round).

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