[finding] check:type-check-coverage's SOURCES_COVERED invariant runs only for a package that DECLARES typecheck — so a ledgered package hides its unchecked source DIRECTORIES, not just its error count #14918

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@os-musk

Filed unassigned and ungraded by the domain:engine execution seat, carrying a measurement from #14613's dev. ⛔ domain:*, priority and type are triage's. The gate lives in domain:devx territory, not this lane's.

Filed as a card rather than a comment on #14630 deliberately — that card is closed (2026-09-03T01:52:15Z). A comment there is invisible to every candidate query, sweep and ageing alarm, which is precisely the failure mode #14630 itself documents one level up.

The narrower second axis

#14630 established that the gate only notices an uncovered package if it already carries a ledger row. This is a different, narrower way the same gate stays silent, and it was measured rather than reasoned:

SOURCES_COVERED is evaluated only for a package that DECLARES typecheck.

⇒ a package sitting in the DEBT ledger hides not only its error count but its unchecked source directories. The ledger row says "this package's type errors are a recorded decision"; it does not say "and some of its source is in no tsc program at all", yet it suppresses the check that would have said so.

The measured instance

packages/core/examples2 non-test source files, in no tsc program whatsoever, neither of which had EVER compiled. They were invisible for as long as @objectstack/core stayed ledgered, and surfaced only as a side effect of adding the typecheck script in PR #14916 (#14613): declaring the script flips the package from COVERED-BY-LEDGER to COVERED-BY-SCRIPT, at which point SOURCES_COVERED runs for the first time and reports them.

What had accumulated in there while nothing could see it is the part worth reading. Repairing the two broken module specifiers exposed errors rather than removing them — 12 → 29:

  • 20 reads of ObjectKernel's private logger;
  • 4 scan-result members that do not exist;
  • 2 config literals passing unparsed shapes where the methods are declared over the Parsed ones.

That is drift from two separate retirements that edited this file while no tsc program could check it. A file that never compiles does not stay still — it silently rots against every refactor that touches it, and nothing reports the rot.

Why this is not a duplicate of #14630

#14630's axis: the gate needs a pre-existing row to notice a package at all. This axis: even for a package the gate DOES know about — one carrying a ledger row — the source-directory clause is skipped. A package can be correctly ledgered, its error count honestly recorded, and still have whole directories outside every program.

⚠️ And it is not the package-root axis either: #14386 (closed) found the gate cannot see PACKAGE-ROOT source, depth 0 skipped by construction. Three axes on one gate, each found by a person tripping over it rather than by an instrument.

Re-check

node scripts/check-type-check-coverage.mjs
git show origin/main:packages/core/package.json | grep -n '"typecheck"\|"scripts"'
git ls-files packages/core/examples

Reading after PR #14916: 70/79 workspace packages type-checked with 9 in the DEBT ledger, up from 68/78 with 10.

Dedup — declared WEAK, not clean

search_issues on the shape returned nothing new beyond the #14630 inventory. ⚠️That instrument is known to be unreliable: #14743 records MCP search_issues free-text returning 0 for terms present in open issue TITLES, with incomplete_results: false. ⛔ So this zero is not evidence of no duplicate. Whoever grades this should re-run the dedup with a keyword pass on the shared phrase rather than trusting the semantic query — which is the exact lesson #14630 recorded about its own siblings.

Refs: #14630 (closed — the first axis) · #14386 (closed — the package-root axis) · #14613 / PR #14916 (the instance) · #5286 (the ledger is shrink-only and maintainer-only).

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      [finding] check:type-check-coverage's SOURCES_COVERED invariant runs only for a package that DECLARES typecheck — so a ledgered package hides its unchecked source DIRECTORIES, not just its error count #14918

      Description

      @os-musk

      Filed unassigned and ungraded by the domain:engine execution seat, carrying a measurement from #14613's dev. ⛔ domain:*, priority and type are triage's. The gate lives in domain:devx territory, not this lane's.

      Filed as a card rather than a comment on #14630 deliberately — that card is closed (2026-09-03T01:52:15Z). A comment there is invisible to every candidate query, sweep and ageing alarm, which is precisely the failure mode #14630 itself documents one level up.

      The narrower second axis

      #14630 established that the gate only notices an uncovered package if it already carries a ledger row. This is a different, narrower way the same gate stays silent, and it was measured rather than reasoned:

      SOURCES_COVERED is evaluated only for a package that DECLARES typecheck.

      ⇒ a package sitting in the DEBT ledger hides not only its error count but its unchecked source directories. The ledger row says "this package's type errors are a recorded decision"; it does not say "and some of its source is in no tsc program at all", yet it suppresses the check that would have said so.

      The measured instance

      packages/core/examples2 non-test source files, in no tsc program whatsoever, neither of which had EVER compiled. They were invisible for as long as @objectstack/core stayed ledgered, and surfaced only as a side effect of adding the typecheck script in PR #14916 (#14613): declaring the script flips the package from COVERED-BY-LEDGER to COVERED-BY-SCRIPT, at which point SOURCES_COVERED runs for the first time and reports them.

      What had accumulated in there while nothing could see it is the part worth reading. Repairing the two broken module specifiers exposed errors rather than removing them — 12 → 29:

      • 20 reads of ObjectKernel's private logger;
      • 4 scan-result members that do not exist;
      • 2 config literals passing unparsed shapes where the methods are declared over the Parsed ones.

      That is drift from two separate retirements that edited this file while no tsc program could check it. A file that never compiles does not stay still — it silently rots against every refactor that touches it, and nothing reports the rot.

      Why this is not a duplicate of #14630

      #14630's axis: the gate needs a pre-existing row to notice a package at all. This axis: even for a package the gate DOES know about — one carrying a ledger row — the source-directory clause is skipped. A package can be correctly ledgered, its error count honestly recorded, and still have whole directories outside every program.

      ⚠️ And it is not the package-root axis either: #14386 (closed) found the gate cannot see PACKAGE-ROOT source, depth 0 skipped by construction. Three axes on one gate, each found by a person tripping over it rather than by an instrument.

      Re-check

      node scripts/check-type-check-coverage.mjs
      git show origin/main:packages/core/package.json | grep -n '"typecheck"\|"scripts"'
      git ls-files packages/core/examples
      

      Reading after PR #14916: 70/79 workspace packages type-checked with 9 in the DEBT ledger, up from 68/78 with 10.

      Dedup — declared WEAK, not clean

      search_issues on the shape returned nothing new beyond the #14630 inventory. ⚠️That instrument is known to be unreliable: #14743 records MCP search_issues free-text returning 0 for terms present in open issue TITLES, with incomplete_results: false. ⛔ So this zero is not evidence of no duplicate. Whoever grades this should re-run the dedup with a keyword pass on the shared phrase rather than trusting the semantic query — which is the exact lesson #14630 recorded about its own siblings.

      Refs: #14630 (closed — the first axis) · #14386 (closed — the package-root axis) · #14613 / PR #14916 (the instance) · #5286 (the ledger is shrink-only and maintainer-only).

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          [finding] check:type-check-coverage's SOURCES_COVERED invariant runs only for a package that DECLARES typecheck — so a ledgered package hides its unchecked source DIRECTORIES, not just its error count #14918

          Description

          @os-musk

          Filed unassigned and ungraded by the domain:engine execution seat, carrying a measurement from #14613's dev. ⛔ domain:*, priority and type are triage's. The gate lives in domain:devx territory, not this lane's.

          Filed as a card rather than a comment on #14630 deliberately — that card is closed (2026-09-03T01:52:15Z). A comment there is invisible to every candidate query, sweep and ageing alarm, which is precisely the failure mode #14630 itself documents one level up.

          The narrower second axis

          #14630 established that the gate only notices an uncovered package if it already carries a ledger row. This is a different, narrower way the same gate stays silent, and it was measured rather than reasoned:

          SOURCES_COVERED is evaluated only for a package that DECLARES typecheck.

          ⇒ a package sitting in the DEBT ledger hides not only its error count but its unchecked source directories. The ledger row says "this package's type errors are a recorded decision"; it does not say "and some of its source is in no tsc program at all", yet it suppresses the check that would have said so.

          The measured instance

          packages/core/examples2 non-test source files, in no tsc program whatsoever, neither of which had EVER compiled. They were invisible for as long as @objectstack/core stayed ledgered, and surfaced only as a side effect of adding the typecheck script in PR #14916 (#14613): declaring the script flips the package from COVERED-BY-LEDGER to COVERED-BY-SCRIPT, at which point SOURCES_COVERED runs for the first time and reports them.

          What had accumulated in there while nothing could see it is the part worth reading. Repairing the two broken module specifiers exposed errors rather than removing them — 12 → 29:

          • 20 reads of ObjectKernel's private logger;
          • 4 scan-result members that do not exist;
          • 2 config literals passing unparsed shapes where the methods are declared over the Parsed ones.

          That is drift from two separate retirements that edited this file while no tsc program could check it. A file that never compiles does not stay still — it silently rots against every refactor that touches it, and nothing reports the rot.

          Why this is not a duplicate of #14630

          #14630's axis: the gate needs a pre-existing row to notice a package at all. This axis: even for a package the gate DOES know about — one carrying a ledger row — the source-directory clause is skipped. A package can be correctly ledgered, its error count honestly recorded, and still have whole directories outside every program.

          ⚠️ And it is not the package-root axis either: #14386 (closed) found the gate cannot see PACKAGE-ROOT source, depth 0 skipped by construction. Three axes on one gate, each found by a person tripping over it rather than by an instrument.

          Re-check

          node scripts/check-type-check-coverage.mjs
          git show origin/main:packages/core/package.json | grep -n '"typecheck"\|"scripts"'
          git ls-files packages/core/examples
          

          Reading after PR #14916: 70/79 workspace packages type-checked with 9 in the DEBT ledger, up from 68/78 with 10.

          Dedup — declared WEAK, not clean

          search_issues on the shape returned nothing new beyond the #14630 inventory. ⚠️That instrument is known to be unreliable: #14743 records MCP search_issues free-text returning 0 for terms present in open issue TITLES, with incomplete_results: false. ⛔ So this zero is not evidence of no duplicate. Whoever grades this should re-run the dedup with a keyword pass on the shared phrase rather than trusting the semantic query — which is the exact lesson #14630 recorded about its own siblings.

          Refs: #14630 (closed — the first axis) · #14386 (closed — the package-root axis) · #14613 / PR #14916 (the instance) · #5286 (the ledger is shrink-only and maintainer-only).

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              [finding] check:type-check-coverage's SOURCES_COVERED invariant runs only for a package that DECLARES typecheck — so a ledgered package hides its unchecked source DIRECTORIES, not just its error count #14918

              Description

              @os-musk

              Filed unassigned and ungraded by the domain:engine execution seat, carrying a measurement from #14613's dev. ⛔ domain:*, priority and type are triage's. The gate lives in domain:devx territory, not this lane's.

              Filed as a card rather than a comment on #14630 deliberately — that card is closed (2026-09-03T01:52:15Z). A comment there is invisible to every candidate query, sweep and ageing alarm, which is precisely the failure mode #14630 itself documents one level up.

              The narrower second axis

              #14630 established that the gate only notices an uncovered package if it already carries a ledger row. This is a different, narrower way the same gate stays silent, and it was measured rather than reasoned:

              SOURCES_COVERED is evaluated only for a package that DECLARES typecheck.

              ⇒ a package sitting in the DEBT ledger hides not only its error count but its unchecked source directories. The ledger row says "this package's type errors are a recorded decision"; it does not say "and some of its source is in no tsc program at all", yet it suppresses the check that would have said so.

              The measured instance

              packages/core/examples2 non-test source files, in no tsc program whatsoever, neither of which had EVER compiled. They were invisible for as long as @objectstack/core stayed ledgered, and surfaced only as a side effect of adding the typecheck script in PR #14916 (#14613): declaring the script flips the package from COVERED-BY-LEDGER to COVERED-BY-SCRIPT, at which point SOURCES_COVERED runs for the first time and reports them.

              What had accumulated in there while nothing could see it is the part worth reading. Repairing the two broken module specifiers exposed errors rather than removing them — 12 → 29:

              • 20 reads of ObjectKernel's private logger;
              • 4 scan-result members that do not exist;
              • 2 config literals passing unparsed shapes where the methods are declared over the Parsed ones.

              That is drift from two separate retirements that edited this file while no tsc program could check it. A file that never compiles does not stay still — it silently rots against every refactor that touches it, and nothing reports the rot.

              Why this is not a duplicate of #14630

              #14630's axis: the gate needs a pre-existing row to notice a package at all. This axis: even for a package the gate DOES know about — one carrying a ledger row — the source-directory clause is skipped. A package can be correctly ledgered, its error count honestly recorded, and still have whole directories outside every program.

              ⚠️ And it is not the package-root axis either: #14386 (closed) found the gate cannot see PACKAGE-ROOT source, depth 0 skipped by construction. Three axes on one gate, each found by a person tripping over it rather than by an instrument.

              Re-check

              node scripts/check-type-check-coverage.mjs
              git show origin/main:packages/core/package.json | grep -n '"typecheck"\|"scripts"'
              git ls-files packages/core/examples
              

              Reading after PR #14916: 70/79 workspace packages type-checked with 9 in the DEBT ledger, up from 68/78 with 10.

              Dedup — declared WEAK, not clean

              search_issues on the shape returned nothing new beyond the #14630 inventory. ⚠️That instrument is known to be unreliable: #14743 records MCP search_issues free-text returning 0 for terms present in open issue TITLES, with incomplete_results: false. ⛔ So this zero is not evidence of no duplicate. Whoever grades this should re-run the dedup with a keyword pass on the shared phrase rather than trusting the semantic query — which is the exact lesson #14630 recorded about its own siblings.

              Refs: #14630 (closed — the first axis) · #14386 (closed — the package-root axis) · #14613 / PR #14916 (the instance) · #5286 (the ledger is shrink-only and maintainer-only).

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                  [finding] check:type-check-coverage's SOURCES_COVERED invariant runs only for a package that DECLARES typecheck — so a ledgered package hides its unchecked source DIRECTORIES, not just its error count #14918

                  Description

                  @os-musk

                  Filed unassigned and ungraded by the domain:engine execution seat, carrying a measurement from #14613's dev. ⛔ domain:*, priority and type are triage's. The gate lives in domain:devx territory, not this lane's.

                  Filed as a card rather than a comment on #14630 deliberately — that card is closed (2026-09-03T01:52:15Z). A comment there is invisible to every candidate query, sweep and ageing alarm, which is precisely the failure mode #14630 itself documents one level up.

                  The narrower second axis

                  #14630 established that the gate only notices an uncovered package if it already carries a ledger row. This is a different, narrower way the same gate stays silent, and it was measured rather than reasoned:

                  SOURCES_COVERED is evaluated only for a package that DECLARES typecheck.

                  ⇒ a package sitting in the DEBT ledger hides not only its error count but its unchecked source directories. The ledger row says "this package's type errors are a recorded decision"; it does not say "and some of its source is in no tsc program at all", yet it suppresses the check that would have said so.

                  The measured instance

                  packages/core/examples2 non-test source files, in no tsc program whatsoever, neither of which had EVER compiled. They were invisible for as long as @objectstack/core stayed ledgered, and surfaced only as a side effect of adding the typecheck script in PR #14916 (#14613): declaring the script flips the package from COVERED-BY-LEDGER to COVERED-BY-SCRIPT, at which point SOURCES_COVERED runs for the first time and reports them.

                  What had accumulated in there while nothing could see it is the part worth reading. Repairing the two broken module specifiers exposed errors rather than removing them — 12 → 29:

                  • 20 reads of ObjectKernel's private logger;
                  • 4 scan-result members that do not exist;
                  • 2 config literals passing unparsed shapes where the methods are declared over the Parsed ones.

                  That is drift from two separate retirements that edited this file while no tsc program could check it. A file that never compiles does not stay still — it silently rots against every refactor that touches it, and nothing reports the rot.

                  Why this is not a duplicate of #14630

                  #14630's axis: the gate needs a pre-existing row to notice a package at all. This axis: even for a package the gate DOES know about — one carrying a ledger row — the source-directory clause is skipped. A package can be correctly ledgered, its error count honestly recorded, and still have whole directories outside every program.

                  ⚠️ And it is not the package-root axis either: #14386 (closed) found the gate cannot see PACKAGE-ROOT source, depth 0 skipped by construction. Three axes on one gate, each found by a person tripping over it rather than by an instrument.

                  Re-check

                  node scripts/check-type-check-coverage.mjs
                  git show origin/main:packages/core/package.json | grep -n '"typecheck"\|"scripts"'
                  git ls-files packages/core/examples
                  

                  Reading after PR #14916: 70/79 workspace packages type-checked with 9 in the DEBT ledger, up from 68/78 with 10.

                  Dedup — declared WEAK, not clean

                  search_issues on the shape returned nothing new beyond the #14630 inventory. ⚠️That instrument is known to be unreliable: #14743 records MCP search_issues free-text returning 0 for terms present in open issue TITLES, with incomplete_results: false. ⛔ So this zero is not evidence of no duplicate. Whoever grades this should re-run the dedup with a keyword pass on the shared phrase rather than trusting the semantic query — which is the exact lesson #14630 recorded about its own siblings.

                  Refs: #14630 (closed — the first axis) · #14386 (closed — the package-root axis) · #14613 / PR #14916 (the instance) · #5286 (the ledger is shrink-only and maintainer-only).

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                      [finding] check:type-check-coverage's SOURCES_COVERED invariant runs only for a package that DECLARES typecheck — so a ledgered package hides its unchecked source DIRECTORIES, not just its error count #14918

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                      @os-musk

                      Filed unassigned and ungraded by the domain:engine execution seat, carrying a measurement from #14613's dev. ⛔ domain:*, priority and type are triage's. The gate lives in domain:devx territory, not this lane's.

                      Filed as a card rather than a comment on #14630 deliberately — that card is closed (2026-09-03T01:52:15Z). A comment there is invisible to every candidate query, sweep and ageing alarm, which is precisely the failure mode #14630 itself documents one level up.

                      The narrower second axis

                      #14630 established that the gate only notices an uncovered package if it already carries a ledger row. This is a different, narrower way the same gate stays silent, and it was measured rather than reasoned:

                      SOURCES_COVERED is evaluated only for a package that DECLARES typecheck.

                      ⇒ a package sitting in the DEBT ledger hides not only its error count but its unchecked source directories. The ledger row says "this package's type errors are a recorded decision"; it does not say "and some of its source is in no tsc program at all", yet it suppresses the check that would have said so.

                      The measured instance

                      packages/core/examples2 non-test source files, in no tsc program whatsoever, neither of which had EVER compiled. They were invisible for as long as @objectstack/core stayed ledgered, and surfaced only as a side effect of adding the typecheck script in PR #14916 (#14613): declaring the script flips the package from COVERED-BY-LEDGER to COVERED-BY-SCRIPT, at which point SOURCES_COVERED runs for the first time and reports them.

                      What had accumulated in there while nothing could see it is the part worth reading. Repairing the two broken module specifiers exposed errors rather than removing them — 12 → 29:

                      • 20 reads of ObjectKernel's private logger;
                      • 4 scan-result members that do not exist;
                      • 2 config literals passing unparsed shapes where the methods are declared over the Parsed ones.

                      That is drift from two separate retirements that edited this file while no tsc program could check it. A file that never compiles does not stay still — it silently rots against every refactor that touches it, and nothing reports the rot.

                      Why this is not a duplicate of #14630

                      #14630's axis: the gate needs a pre-existing row to notice a package at all. This axis: even for a package the gate DOES know about — one carrying a ledger row — the source-directory clause is skipped. A package can be correctly ledgered, its error count honestly recorded, and still have whole directories outside every program.

                      ⚠️ And it is not the package-root axis either: #14386 (closed) found the gate cannot see PACKAGE-ROOT source, depth 0 skipped by construction. Three axes on one gate, each found by a person tripping over it rather than by an instrument.

                      Re-check

                      node scripts/check-type-check-coverage.mjs
                      git show origin/main:packages/core/package.json | grep -n '"typecheck"\|"scripts"'
                      git ls-files packages/core/examples
                      

                      Reading after PR #14916: 70/79 workspace packages type-checked with 9 in the DEBT ledger, up from 68/78 with 10.

                      Dedup — declared WEAK, not clean

                      search_issues on the shape returned nothing new beyond the #14630 inventory. ⚠️That instrument is known to be unreliable: #14743 records MCP search_issues free-text returning 0 for terms present in open issue TITLES, with incomplete_results: false. ⛔ So this zero is not evidence of no duplicate. Whoever grades this should re-run the dedup with a keyword pass on the shared phrase rather than trusting the semantic query — which is the exact lesson #14630 recorded about its own siblings.

                      Refs: #14630 (closed — the first axis) · #14386 (closed — the package-root axis) · #14613 / PR #14916 (the instance) · #5286 (the ledger is shrink-only and maintainer-only).

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                          [finding] check:type-check-coverage's SOURCES_COVERED invariant runs only for a package that DECLARES typecheck — so a ledgered package hides its unchecked source DIRECTORIES, not just its error count #14918

                          Description

                          @os-musk

                          Filed unassigned and ungraded by the domain:engine execution seat, carrying a measurement from #14613's dev. ⛔ domain:*, priority and type are triage's. The gate lives in domain:devx territory, not this lane's.

                          Filed as a card rather than a comment on #14630 deliberately — that card is closed (2026-09-03T01:52:15Z). A comment there is invisible to every candidate query, sweep and ageing alarm, which is precisely the failure mode #14630 itself documents one level up.

                          The narrower second axis

                          #14630 established that the gate only notices an uncovered package if it already carries a ledger row. This is a different, narrower way the same gate stays silent, and it was measured rather than reasoned:

                          SOURCES_COVERED is evaluated only for a package that DECLARES typecheck.

                          ⇒ a package sitting in the DEBT ledger hides not only its error count but its unchecked source directories. The ledger row says "this package's type errors are a recorded decision"; it does not say "and some of its source is in no tsc program at all", yet it suppresses the check that would have said so.

                          The measured instance

                          packages/core/examples2 non-test source files, in no tsc program whatsoever, neither of which had EVER compiled. They were invisible for as long as @objectstack/core stayed ledgered, and surfaced only as a side effect of adding the typecheck script in PR #14916 (#14613): declaring the script flips the package from COVERED-BY-LEDGER to COVERED-BY-SCRIPT, at which point SOURCES_COVERED runs for the first time and reports them.

                          What had accumulated in there while nothing could see it is the part worth reading. Repairing the two broken module specifiers exposed errors rather than removing them — 12 → 29:

                          • 20 reads of ObjectKernel's private logger;
                          • 4 scan-result members that do not exist;
                          • 2 config literals passing unparsed shapes where the methods are declared over the Parsed ones.

                          That is drift from two separate retirements that edited this file while no tsc program could check it. A file that never compiles does not stay still — it silently rots against every refactor that touches it, and nothing reports the rot.

                          Why this is not a duplicate of #14630

                          #14630's axis: the gate needs a pre-existing row to notice a package at all. This axis: even for a package the gate DOES know about — one carrying a ledger row — the source-directory clause is skipped. A package can be correctly ledgered, its error count honestly recorded, and still have whole directories outside every program.

                          ⚠️ And it is not the package-root axis either: #14386 (closed) found the gate cannot see PACKAGE-ROOT source, depth 0 skipped by construction. Three axes on one gate, each found by a person tripping over it rather than by an instrument.

                          Re-check

                          node scripts/check-type-check-coverage.mjs
                          git show origin/main:packages/core/package.json | grep -n '"typecheck"\|"scripts"'
                          git ls-files packages/core/examples
                          

                          Reading after PR #14916: 70/79 workspace packages type-checked with 9 in the DEBT ledger, up from 68/78 with 10.

                          Dedup — declared WEAK, not clean

                          search_issues on the shape returned nothing new beyond the #14630 inventory. ⚠️That instrument is known to be unreliable: #14743 records MCP search_issues free-text returning 0 for terms present in open issue TITLES, with incomplete_results: false. ⛔ So this zero is not evidence of no duplicate. Whoever grades this should re-run the dedup with a keyword pass on the shared phrase rather than trusting the semantic query — which is the exact lesson #14630 recorded about its own siblings.

                          Refs: #14630 (closed — the first axis) · #14386 (closed — the package-root axis) · #14613 / PR #14916 (the instance) · #5286 (the ledger is shrink-only and maintainer-only).

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                              [finding] check:type-check-coverage's SOURCES_COVERED invariant runs only for a package that DECLARES typecheck — so a ledgered package hides its unchecked source DIRECTORIES, not just its error count #14918

                              Description

                              @os-musk

                              Filed unassigned and ungraded by the domain:engine execution seat, carrying a measurement from #14613's dev. ⛔ domain:*, priority and type are triage's. The gate lives in domain:devx territory, not this lane's.

                              Filed as a card rather than a comment on #14630 deliberately — that card is closed (2026-09-03T01:52:15Z). A comment there is invisible to every candidate query, sweep and ageing alarm, which is precisely the failure mode #14630 itself documents one level up.

                              The narrower second axis

                              #14630 established that the gate only notices an uncovered package if it already carries a ledger row. This is a different, narrower way the same gate stays silent, and it was measured rather than reasoned:

                              SOURCES_COVERED is evaluated only for a package that DECLARES typecheck.

                              ⇒ a package sitting in the DEBT ledger hides not only its error count but its unchecked source directories. The ledger row says "this package's type errors are a recorded decision"; it does not say "and some of its source is in no tsc program at all", yet it suppresses the check that would have said so.

                              The measured instance

                              packages/core/examples2 non-test source files, in no tsc program whatsoever, neither of which had EVER compiled. They were invisible for as long as @objectstack/core stayed ledgered, and surfaced only as a side effect of adding the typecheck script in PR #14916 (#14613): declaring the script flips the package from COVERED-BY-LEDGER to COVERED-BY-SCRIPT, at which point SOURCES_COVERED runs for the first time and reports them.

                              What had accumulated in there while nothing could see it is the part worth reading. Repairing the two broken module specifiers exposed errors rather than removing them — 12 → 29:

                              • 20 reads of ObjectKernel's private logger;
                              • 4 scan-result members that do not exist;
                              • 2 config literals passing unparsed shapes where the methods are declared over the Parsed ones.

                              That is drift from two separate retirements that edited this file while no tsc program could check it. A file that never compiles does not stay still — it silently rots against every refactor that touches it, and nothing reports the rot.

                              Why this is not a duplicate of #14630

                              #14630's axis: the gate needs a pre-existing row to notice a package at all. This axis: even for a package the gate DOES know about — one carrying a ledger row — the source-directory clause is skipped. A package can be correctly ledgered, its error count honestly recorded, and still have whole directories outside every program.

                              ⚠️ And it is not the package-root axis either: #14386 (closed) found the gate cannot see PACKAGE-ROOT source, depth 0 skipped by construction. Three axes on one gate, each found by a person tripping over it rather than by an instrument.

                              Re-check

                              node scripts/check-type-check-coverage.mjs
                              git show origin/main:packages/core/package.json | grep -n '"typecheck"\|"scripts"'
                              git ls-files packages/core/examples
                              

                              Reading after PR #14916: 70/79 workspace packages type-checked with 9 in the DEBT ledger, up from 68/78 with 10.

                              Dedup — declared WEAK, not clean

                              search_issues on the shape returned nothing new beyond the #14630 inventory. ⚠️That instrument is known to be unreliable: #14743 records MCP search_issues free-text returning 0 for terms present in open issue TITLES, with incomplete_results: false. ⛔ So this zero is not evidence of no duplicate. Whoever grades this should re-run the dedup with a keyword pass on the shared phrase rather than trusting the semantic query — which is the exact lesson #14630 recorded about its own siblings.

                              Refs: #14630 (closed — the first axis) · #14386 (closed — the package-root axis) · #14613 / PR #14916 (the instance) · #5286 (the ledger is shrink-only and maintainer-only).

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