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* Re-Vendor Drifted Governance Sections and Skill Files from the Hub The doc-drift half of the hub resync against ptr727/ProjectTemplate at 2.0.526, separated from the MTP migration (#95, #97) because the two are different drift classes. Audit run stamp 2026-08-30T20:48:19Z, hub f3b4cc9. - `GOVERNANCE.md`, two `verbatim` sections re-vendored byte-exact. "Durable Knowledge and Self-Improvement" had lost the bullet on when a durable rule earns a mechanical hook, and "Repository Boundaries and Write Safety" trailed the hub on the worktree-isolation bullet, which now names the `gh-write-guard` hook backstop and the standalone-clone fallback's grant. - `WORKFLOW.md`, two dropped hub clauses restored. D8.3 regains the sentence on a tracker setting `auto-merge: false`, and D1.2 regains the parenthetical naming both `needs:` edges on the validation job. Every repo-specific annotation on D1.1, D1.2, D1.4, D1.5, D4.1 and the S1 to S11 rows is kept. - `AGENTS.md`, the intro said the file holds "two things". It has held three since the Fleet Bootstrap section was carried, so it now says so. - `.editorconfig-checker.json`, the hub's `Exclude` block carried. This repo has no Python tree, but `uv` creates those cache directories when running a Python script from the hub against this checkout, so the excludes are reachable here. - `.github/skills/repo-worktree/SKILL.md` and `resync-a-repo/SKILL.md`, verbatim re-vendors. Deliberately not changed. `WORKFLOW.md` Section 3 keeps its local "and the hub's `repo-config/README.md`" pointer, which the hub does host and which matches how `AUDIT.md` already refers to hub-hosted tooling. Verified: every repo-specific block in the three mixed-fidelity files survives the re-vendor, checked by full-file diff against both the hub and the pre-change copy. All 18 verbatim `GOVERNANCE.md` sections and all 3 `AGENTS.md` sections now byte-match hub f3b4cc9, and `diff -rq` over `.github/skills/` is empty. markdownlint and the hub's `prose_lint.py` over the diff are clean. * Drop the D1.2 Parenthetical Again, Which Is False for This Repo Both reviewers independently flagged the D1.2 clause restored in the previous commit. They are right, and the restore was a mistake. The hub's parenthetical reads "(both the aggregator and `smoke-build`, which `needs:` the validation job by name)". In this repo `smoke-build` declares `needs: [changes]` and nothing else, per `.github/workflows/test-pull-request.yml`, so the clause asserts an edge that does not exist here. The bullet's own repo-specific annotation two sentences later already says as much: the aggregator `needs:` validate directly, independent of `changes`/`smoke-build`. So its absence from this copy was a deliberate local adaptation rather than drift from the hub, and re-vendoring it put a false claim about this repo's own workflow into this repo's own contract doc. D1.2 goes back to the form it had on develop. This does not generalize to the D8.3 clause in the same commit, which stays. That one describes a tracker this repo does not have, rather than contradicting a workflow it does have, and `WORKFLOW.md` carries the whole D8 section as inapplicable-but-present already. Verified against the workflow rather than the doc: `grep` for the `needs:` lines in `test-pull-request.yml` gives `smoke-build` -> `[changes]` and `check-workflow-status` -> `[changes, validate, smoke-build]`. markdownlint and the hub's `prose_lint.py` over the diff stay clean.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates repository guidance, worktree safeguards, editorconfig checker exclusions, governance hook criteria, resync requirements, bootstrap documentation, and tracker branch behavior. ChangesRepository process
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to The promoted work strengthens repository write-safety guidance, but its session-wide exception can allow later write commands against the base checkout to bypass the intended guard. Merge should wait until the exception is scoped to the standalone clone or isolated to a separate session. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Pull request overview
Promotes develop to main for the doc-drift resync content, updating governance/workflow contracts and carried skills/config so this repo’s instruction set matches the current hub-aligned guidance.
Changes:
- Re-vendored governance/workflow contract text covering mechanical enforcement hooks, worktree isolation backstops, and upstream-version tracker behavior.
- Updated agent entry-point documentation to reflect the current three-part structure (bootstrap + discipline + map).
- Added editorconfig-checker excludes for common Python cache/venv directories and refreshed carried Skills content.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| WORKFLOW.md | Updates D8.3 upstream-version tracker contract text. |
| GOVERNANCE.md | Restores hub-aligned durable-knowledge guidance and strengthens worktree-isolation/backstop prose. |
| AGENTS.md | Corrects the entry-point doc to reflect three sections (bootstrap + discipline + map). |
| .github/skills/resync-a-repo/SKILL.md | Updates resync procedure guidance about private worktrees and hook-backed enforcement. |
| .github/skills/repo-worktree/SKILL.md | Clarifies base-clone vs worktree usage and Claude Code hook interactions/escapes. |
| .editorconfig-checker.json | Excludes Python cache/venv directories that can appear during hub-script runs. |
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In @.github/skills/repo-worktree/SKILL.md:
- Line 141: Scope GH_WRITE_GUARD_ALLOW_PRIMARY_CHECKOUT to the standalone clone
by requiring a path-scoped grant or separate session before permitting writes;
update the guidance at .github/skills/repo-worktree/SKILL.md line 141 and
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developtomain, carrying one change.What Is Being Promoted
#98 - Re-Vendor Drifted Governance Sections and Skill Files from the Hub
The doc-drift half of the hub resync against ptr727/ProjectTemplate at
2.0.526, separated from the MTP migration (#95, #97, promoted in #96) because the two are different drift classes. Audit run stamp2026-08-30T20:48:19Z | hub f3b4cc9.GOVERNANCE.md, twoverbatimsections re-vendored byte-exact. "Durable Knowledge and Self-Improvement" had lost the bullet on when a durable rule earns a mechanical hook. "Repository Boundaries and Write Safety" trailed the hub on the worktree-isolation bullet, which now names thegh-write-guardhook backstop and the standalone-clone fallback's grant.WORKFLOW.mdD8.3 regains the hub sentence on a tracker settingauto-merge: false.AGENTS.md's intro said the file holds "two things"; the Fleet Bootstrap section makes it three, and the file's own section list confirms it..editorconfig-checker.jsoncarries the hub'sExcludeblock, reachable here becauseuvcreates those cache directories when a hub-hosted Python script runs against this checkout..github/skills/repo-worktree/SKILL.mdandresync-a-repo/SKILL.md, verbatim re-vendors.No Shipped Code Changes
This promotion touches documentation, one linter config, and two carried skill files.
PhotoCleaner/,PhotoCleanerTests/,Docker/, and every publish input are untouched, so the built artifact is identical to the one1.1.28shipped. Publishing stays two-phase, so this merge publishes nothing on its own.Review Disposition on #98
Four findings across two rounds, all disposed.
Fixed. Both reviewers independently caught that the D1.2 parenthetical restored in the first commit asserts an edge this repo does not have: the hub text says
smoke-buildneeds:the validation job by name, whiletest-pull-request.ymldeclaressmoke-buildwithneeds: [changes]only. Its absence from this copy was a deliberate local adaptation rather than drift, so re-vendoring it put a false claim about this repo's own workflow into this repo's own contract doc. Reverted inc4cc2bf, verified against the workflow rather than the doc.Declined and routed upstream, both now filed as hub issues.
auto-merge: falseopt-out is not actually guaranteed:check-upstream-version-task.ymlemits ano-auto-merge-head and comments that "a merge-bot rule can never match it by accident", butmerge-bot-task.ymlappliesstartswithto caller-suppliedhead-prefixrules with no reservation of that marker. Verified against the hub atf3b4cc9. The built-in rules are exact matches so they cannot match it; the gap is caller rules only. Neither file is carried here and this repo runs no tracker, so it is filed as merge-bot-task.yml does not reserve the no-auto-merge- marker, so a caller head-prefix rule can auto-merge a tracker PR that opted out ProjectTemplate#1128.GOVERNANCE.md:20: the re-vendored verbatim text uses a bare#1073for a hub incident, which GitHub resolves per-carrier. It is a dead link here today and becomes an actively wrong link once this repo reaches that number. Filed with two related verbatim-text defects as Verbatim-carried text contains hub-local references that are wrong in every downstream carrier (a bare #1073, a host-setup/ path) ProjectTemplate#1129.Nothing Local Was Lost
GOVERNANCE.md,WORKFLOW.md, andAGENTS.mdeach mix hub-canonical content with this repo's own, so the re-vendor was checked by full-file diff against both the hub and the pre-change copy rather than assumed safe. All 18verbatim-declaredGOVERNANCE.mdsections and all 3AGENTS.mdsections byte-match hubf3b4cc9, anddiff -rqover.github/skills/is empty, while every repo-specific block survives: the Devcontainer and Repository Layout sections, the D1.1 through D4.1 annotations, the S1 to S11 rows, and theARCHITECTURE.mdpointer.WORKFLOW.mdSection 3 also keeps its local "and the hub'srepo-config/README.md" pointer. The hub does host that file, this repo correctly carries norepo-config/directory, andAUDIT.mdalready refers to hub-hosted tooling the same way.Note on the Gate
suppressed=1 (on_head=1)will not clear. A suppressed finding has no resolve API, so it is counted permanently once raised; the#1073item above is that count, answered in the PR conversation and filed upstream. Copilot's coverage wasfullon both rounds of #98.Summary by CodeRabbit
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