[finding] 32 gates declare only their own artifacts and no scan surface, so path derivation scores them silent for every card — per-gate producer-side remedy, routed by lane #15082

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Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox, os-steve) from the #14880 flight (PR #15081), which measured the class and — per its brief — reported the members instead of editing any gate. One consolidated finding for central triage to route by lane: each gate below belongs to the lane that owns its script; the remedy is per gate and producer-side. Unassigned; finding for grading.

The class, measured at 8af1a6ec on PR #14866's diff

scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs derives a card's gate families from the paths each gate declares. A gate whose declared literals all name tracked files (a baseline, an allowlist, a ledger, a census artifact) and none a population (a subtree spelling) is scored silent for every card, because its declaration describes what it reads, not what it scans. 32 of the 120 SILENT-residue families on that diff are of this class — five of them with the roster sitting inside a directory the diff edits (marked ⛔ in the tool's new block). check:error-code-provenance and check:optional-error-sink (the card's first two instances) are members.

Since PR #15081 the tool prints these in their own labelled block ("Artifact rosters — N famil(ies) whose silent verdict is a fact about a LIST, not about your paths") on every derivation, never counted among the derived families. That is the consumer-side half. This card is the producer-side half.

Remedy, per gate

Declare the scan surface beside the roster, in the subtree spelling (packages/**, scripts/**, whatever the gate's own header says it walks). Once a population is declared the gate is MATCHED by path derivation for the cards that touch it, and leaves this block. ⛔ Not a change to the derivation's exclusion of the residue (deliberate, see #14880's triage).

The 32 (as the tool names them; lanes per the script's owner)

The four pm-owned members (check:pm-governed-prose, check:pm-label-desc-cap, check:pm-skill-ratchet, check-skills-token-ratchet) are this lane's and will be taken by the skills seat as one XS flight once this card is graded; the rest are for their lanes.

Refs

#14880 (the measurement, PR #15081) · #14753 / #15036 (the same file's prior flights) · the residue text of dispatch-gates.mjs --residue, which already names this remedy per family.

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      opened on Sep 3, 2026
      Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox, os-steve) from the #14880 flight (PR #15081), which measured the class and — per its brief — reported the members instead of editing any gate. One consolidated finding for central triage to route by lane: each gate below belongs to the lane that owns its script; the remedy is per gate and producer-side. Unassigned; finding for grading.
      The class, measured at 8af1a6ec on PR #14866's diff
      scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs derives a card's gate families from the paths each gate declares. A gate whose declared literals all name tracked files (a baseline, an allowlist, a ledger, a census artifact) and none a population (a subtree spelling) is scored silent for every card, because its declaration describes what it reads, not what it scans. 32 of the 120 SILENT-residue families on that diff are of this class — five of them with the roster sitting inside a directory the diff edits (marked ⛔ in the tool's new block). check:error-code-provenance and check:optional-error-sink (the card's first two instances) are members.
      Since PR #15081 the tool prints these in their own labelled block ("Artifact rosters — N famil(ies) whose silent verdict is a fact about a LIST, not about your paths") on every derivation, never counted among the derived families. That is the consumer-side half. This card is the producer-side half.
      Remedy, per gate
      Declare the scan surface beside the roster, in the subtree spelling (packages/**, scripts/**, whatever the gate's own header says it walks). Once a population is declared the gate is MATCHED by path derivation for the cards that touch it, and leaves this block. ⛔ Not a change to the derivation's exclusion of the residue (deliberate, see #14880's triage).
      The 32 (as the tool names them; lanes per the script's owner)
      The four pm-owned members (check:pm-governed-prose, check:pm-label-desc-cap, check:pm-skill-ratchet, check-skills-token-ratchet) are this lane's and will be taken by the skills seat as one XS flight once this card is graded; the rest are for their lanes.
      Refs
      #14880 (the measurement, PR #15081) · #14753 / #15036 (the same file's prior flights) · the residue text of dispatch-gates.mjs --residue, which already names this remedy per family.
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          [finding] 32 gates declare only their own artifacts and no scan surface, so path derivation scores them silent for every card — per-gate producer-side remedy, routed by lane #15082
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          [finding] 32 gates declare only their own artifacts and no scan surface, so path derivation scores them silent for every card — per-gate producer-side remedy, routed by lane#15082
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          opened on Sep 3, 2026
          Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox, os-steve) from the #14880 flight (PR #15081), which measured the class and — per its brief — reported the members instead of editing any gate. One consolidated finding for central triage to route by lane: each gate below belongs to the lane that owns its script; the remedy is per gate and producer-side. Unassigned; finding for grading.
          The class, measured at 8af1a6ec on PR #14866's diff
          scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs derives a card's gate families from the paths each gate declares. A gate whose declared literals all name tracked files (a baseline, an allowlist, a ledger, a census artifact) and none a population (a subtree spelling) is scored silent for every card, because its declaration describes what it reads, not what it scans. 32 of the 120 SILENT-residue families on that diff are of this class — five of them with the roster sitting inside a directory the diff edits (marked ⛔ in the tool's new block). check:error-code-provenance and check:optional-error-sink (the card's first two instances) are members.
          Since PR #15081 the tool prints these in their own labelled block ("Artifact rosters — N famil(ies) whose silent verdict is a fact about a LIST, not about your paths") on every derivation, never counted among the derived families. That is the consumer-side half. This card is the producer-side half.
          Remedy, per gate
          Declare the scan surface beside the roster, in the subtree spelling (packages/**, scripts/**, whatever the gate's own header says it walks). Once a population is declared the gate is MATCHED by path derivation for the cards that touch it, and leaves this block. ⛔ Not a change to the derivation's exclusion of the residue (deliberate, see #14880's triage).
          The 32 (as the tool names them; lanes per the script's owner)
          The four pm-owned members (check:pm-governed-prose, check:pm-label-desc-cap, check:pm-skill-ratchet, check-skills-token-ratchet) are this lane's and will be taken by the skills seat as one XS flight once this card is graded; the rest are for their lanes.
          Refs
          #14880 (the measurement, PR #15081) · #14753 / #15036 (the same file's prior flights) · the residue text of dispatch-gates.mjs --residue, which already names this remedy per family.
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              opened on Sep 3, 2026
              Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox, os-steve) from the #14880 flight (PR #15081), which measured the class and — per its brief — reported the members instead of editing any gate. One consolidated finding for central triage to route by lane: each gate below belongs to the lane that owns its script; the remedy is per gate and producer-side. Unassigned; finding for grading.
              The class, measured at 8af1a6ec on PR #14866's diff
              scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs derives a card's gate families from the paths each gate declares. A gate whose declared literals all name tracked files (a baseline, an allowlist, a ledger, a census artifact) and none a population (a subtree spelling) is scored silent for every card, because its declaration describes what it reads, not what it scans. 32 of the 120 SILENT-residue families on that diff are of this class — five of them with the roster sitting inside a directory the diff edits (marked ⛔ in the tool's new block). check:error-code-provenance and check:optional-error-sink (the card's first two instances) are members.
              Since PR #15081 the tool prints these in their own labelled block ("Artifact rosters — N famil(ies) whose silent verdict is a fact about a LIST, not about your paths") on every derivation, never counted among the derived families. That is the consumer-side half. This card is the producer-side half.
              Remedy, per gate
              Declare the scan surface beside the roster, in the subtree spelling (packages/**, scripts/**, whatever the gate's own header says it walks). Once a population is declared the gate is MATCHED by path derivation for the cards that touch it, and leaves this block. ⛔ Not a change to the derivation's exclusion of the residue (deliberate, see #14880's triage).
              The 32 (as the tool names them; lanes per the script's owner)
              The four pm-owned members (check:pm-governed-prose, check:pm-label-desc-cap, check:pm-skill-ratchet, check-skills-token-ratchet) are this lane's and will be taken by the skills seat as one XS flight once this card is graded; the rest are for their lanes.
              Refs
              #14880 (the measurement, PR #15081) · #14753 / #15036 (the same file's prior flights) · the residue text of dispatch-gates.mjs --residue, which already names this remedy per family.
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                  opened on Sep 3, 2026
                  Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox, os-steve) from the #14880 flight (PR #15081), which measured the class and — per its brief — reported the members instead of editing any gate. One consolidated finding for central triage to route by lane: each gate below belongs to the lane that owns its script; the remedy is per gate and producer-side. Unassigned; finding for grading.
                  The class, measured at 8af1a6ec on PR #14866's diff
                  scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs derives a card's gate families from the paths each gate declares. A gate whose declared literals all name tracked files (a baseline, an allowlist, a ledger, a census artifact) and none a population (a subtree spelling) is scored silent for every card, because its declaration describes what it reads, not what it scans. 32 of the 120 SILENT-residue families on that diff are of this class — five of them with the roster sitting inside a directory the diff edits (marked ⛔ in the tool's new block). check:error-code-provenance and check:optional-error-sink (the card's first two instances) are members.
                  Since PR #15081 the tool prints these in their own labelled block ("Artifact rosters — N famil(ies) whose silent verdict is a fact about a LIST, not about your paths") on every derivation, never counted among the derived families. That is the consumer-side half. This card is the producer-side half.
                  Remedy, per gate
                  Declare the scan surface beside the roster, in the subtree spelling (packages/**, scripts/**, whatever the gate's own header says it walks). Once a population is declared the gate is MATCHED by path derivation for the cards that touch it, and leaves this block. ⛔ Not a change to the derivation's exclusion of the residue (deliberate, see #14880's triage).
                  The 32 (as the tool names them; lanes per the script's owner)
                  The four pm-owned members (check:pm-governed-prose, check:pm-label-desc-cap, check:pm-skill-ratchet, check-skills-token-ratchet) are this lane's and will be taken by the skills seat as one XS flight once this card is graded; the rest are for their lanes.
                  Refs
                  #14880 (the measurement, PR #15081) · #14753 / #15036 (the same file's prior flights) · the residue text of dispatch-gates.mjs --residue, which already names this remedy per family.
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                      opened on Sep 3, 2026
                      Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox, os-steve) from the #14880 flight (PR #15081), which measured the class and — per its brief — reported the members instead of editing any gate. One consolidated finding for central triage to route by lane: each gate below belongs to the lane that owns its script; the remedy is per gate and producer-side. Unassigned; finding for grading.
                      The class, measured at 8af1a6ec on PR #14866's diff
                      scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs derives a card's gate families from the paths each gate declares. A gate whose declared literals all name tracked files (a baseline, an allowlist, a ledger, a census artifact) and none a population (a subtree spelling) is scored silent for every card, because its declaration describes what it reads, not what it scans. 32 of the 120 SILENT-residue families on that diff are of this class — five of them with the roster sitting inside a directory the diff edits (marked ⛔ in the tool's new block). check:error-code-provenance and check:optional-error-sink (the card's first two instances) are members.
                      Since PR #15081 the tool prints these in their own labelled block ("Artifact rosters — N famil(ies) whose silent verdict is a fact about a LIST, not about your paths") on every derivation, never counted among the derived families. That is the consumer-side half. This card is the producer-side half.
                      Remedy, per gate
                      Declare the scan surface beside the roster, in the subtree spelling (packages/**, scripts/**, whatever the gate's own header says it walks). Once a population is declared the gate is MATCHED by path derivation for the cards that touch it, and leaves this block. ⛔ Not a change to the derivation's exclusion of the residue (deliberate, see #14880's triage).
                      The 32 (as the tool names them; lanes per the script's owner)
                      The four pm-owned members (check:pm-governed-prose, check:pm-label-desc-cap, check:pm-skill-ratchet, check-skills-token-ratchet) are this lane's and will be taken by the skills seat as one XS flight once this card is graded; the rest are for their lanes.
                      Refs
                      #14880 (the measurement, PR #15081) · #14753 / #15036 (the same file's prior flights) · the residue text of dispatch-gates.mjs --residue, which already names this remedy per family.
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                          Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox, os-steve) from the #14880 flight (PR #15081), which measured the class and — per its brief — reported the members instead of editing any gate. One consolidated finding for central triage to route by lane: each gate below belongs to the lane that owns its script; the remedy is per gate and producer-side. Unassigned; finding for grading.
                          The class, measured at 8af1a6ec on PR #14866's diff
                          scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs derives a card's gate families from the paths each gate declares. A gate whose declared literals all name tracked files (a baseline, an allowlist, a ledger, a census artifact) and none a population (a subtree spelling) is scored silent for every card, because its declaration describes what it reads, not what it scans. 32 of the 120 SILENT-residue families on that diff are of this class — five of them with the roster sitting inside a directory the diff edits (marked ⛔ in the tool's new block). check:error-code-provenance and check:optional-error-sink (the card's first two instances) are members.
                          Since PR #15081 the tool prints these in their own labelled block ("Artifact rosters — N famil(ies) whose silent verdict is a fact about a LIST, not about your paths") on every derivation, never counted among the derived families. That is the consumer-side half. This card is the producer-side half.
                          Remedy, per gate
                          Declare the scan surface beside the roster, in the subtree spelling (packages/**, scripts/**, whatever the gate's own header says it walks). Once a population is declared the gate is MATCHED by path derivation for the cards that touch it, and leaves this block. ⛔ Not a change to the derivation's exclusion of the residue (deliberate, see #14880's triage).
                          The 32 (as the tool names them; lanes per the script's owner)
                          The four pm-owned members (check:pm-governed-prose, check:pm-label-desc-cap, check:pm-skill-ratchet, check-skills-token-ratchet) are this lane's and will be taken by the skills seat as one XS flight once this card is graded; the rest are for their lanes.
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                          #14880 (the measurement, PR #15081) · #14753 / #15036 (the same file's prior flights) · the residue text of dispatch-gates.mjs --residue, which already names this remedy per family.
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                              [finding] 32 gates declare only their own artifacts and no scan surface, so path derivation scores them silent for every card — per-gate producer-side remedy, routed by lane #15082
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                              [finding] 32 gates declare only their own artifacts and no scan surface, so path derivation scores them silent for every card — per-gate producer-side remedy, routed by lane#15082
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                              opened on Sep 3, 2026
                              Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox, os-steve) from the #14880 flight (PR #15081), which measured the class and — per its brief — reported the members instead of editing any gate. One consolidated finding for central triage to route by lane: each gate below belongs to the lane that owns its script; the remedy is per gate and producer-side. Unassigned; finding for grading.
                              The class, measured at 8af1a6ec on PR #14866's diff
                              scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs derives a card's gate families from the paths each gate declares. A gate whose declared literals all name tracked files (a baseline, an allowlist, a ledger, a census artifact) and none a population (a subtree spelling) is scored silent for every card, because its declaration describes what it reads, not what it scans. 32 of the 120 SILENT-residue families on that diff are of this class — five of them with the roster sitting inside a directory the diff edits (marked ⛔ in the tool's new block). check:error-code-provenance and check:optional-error-sink (the card's first two instances) are members.
                              Since PR #15081 the tool prints these in their own labelled block ("Artifact rosters — N famil(ies) whose silent verdict is a fact about a LIST, not about your paths") on every derivation, never counted among the derived families. That is the consumer-side half. This card is the producer-side half.
                              Remedy, per gate
                              Declare the scan surface beside the roster, in the subtree spelling (packages/**, scripts/**, whatever the gate's own header says it walks). Once a population is declared the gate is MATCHED by path derivation for the cards that touch it, and leaves this block. ⛔ Not a change to the derivation's exclusion of the residue (deliberate, see #14880's triage).
                              The 32 (as the tool names them; lanes per the script's owner)
                              The four pm-owned members (check:pm-governed-prose, check:pm-label-desc-cap, check:pm-skill-ratchet, check-skills-token-ratchet) are this lane's and will be taken by the skills seat as one XS flight once this card is graded; the rest are for their lanes.
                              Refs
                              #14880 (the measurement, PR #15081) · #14753 / #15036 (the same file's prior flights) · the residue text of dispatch-gates.mjs --residue, which already names this remedy per family.
                              Generated by Claude Code
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