CI ran .gitea/ci/commit_message_lint.py, an independent reimplementation
that parsed the type/emoji mapping out of docs/common/commit_message.md.
Its scope pattern accepted fix(-a), fix(a-), fix(a--b) and fix(_), and it
had no subject length check, so the gate that actually blocks merges
enforced weaker rules than the Validation this skill reports.
The CI entry is now a wrapper that locates the skill validator and
delegates to it with no arguments; commit_policy.json becomes the only
rule source and explanatory docs stop being a machine policy input.
The validator also learns the workflow_run event, whose payload carries
neither a PR title nor a before/after range. An upstream pull_request now
validates <integration-branch>..head_sha instead of HEAD alone, taking
the branch name from COMMIT_LINT_MAIN_BRANCH, and degrades to the
upstream head commit with a WARN rather than guessing a base.
Alongside: --help now documents the no-argument CI mode it had always
supported silently, CI wiring detail moves to references/ci-wiring.md,
and the description gains negative boundaries.
test/test_commit_message_policy.py asserts policy/spec-table equality and
uses ast to assert the CI entry imports no regex and reads no file, so a
second implementation cannot reappear unnoticed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the Superpowers plan pipeline with grill-with-docs, specs, local tickets, and ticket-native execution.
BREAKING CHANGE: Remove the legacy Plan CLI, prompt templates, and Superpowers skills.
Publish package metadata and Prettier settings through the scoped tsl-playbook bundle sync.
Force-add only managed paths so the target branch ignore rules cannot drop the lockfile.
- delete the gitea-fix-ci credential suite (13 cases covering secret
redaction, cross-origin redirect refusal and header injection); the
script keeps those behaviours but nothing guards them now
- stop pointing at the tsl-syntax lookup recall suite from data/README.md:
that suite was never committed and is now deleted, leaving --check as the
only guard for lexicon/page correspondence
- add prepare.yml: install tools + maintain shared bare repo, anchors the workflow_run chain
- add checks.yml: merge lint + full test suite into a single workflow_run consumer job
- remove standards-check.yml and test.yml (superseded by checks.yml)
- convert sync-tsl-playbook and update-thirdparty-skills to worktree-model consumers
- unify workflow/job/step display names and emoji
Move runtime and document pages into their correct scope, remove obsolete pending entries, and regenerate the function index.\nUpdate agent test guidance and API skill routing to match the new reference layout.
run_sync copied os.environ but never set REPO_DIR. In CI, test.yml
exports REPO_DIR (the real checkout) via GITHUB_ENV, so the inherited
value made the sync operate on the real CI checkout instead of the temp
fixture, deleting dirs later tests need. Pin REPO_DIR to the passed repo
and add a regression test proving an inherited REPO_DIR does not leak.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
lookup.py: exempt code-anchored ASCII identifiers from the mixed
zh/en gate so exact hits are no longer dropped; dedup parent/child
sections in results; validate write-prelude anchors in --check.
references: correct interpreter-verified facts (case-as-expression,
control-flow semicolons, __line__/__stack_frame, tslObjects order,
destroy timing, ErrDefine, truncated outputs), fix headings, scope
qualifiers and reversed quotes; strip dead preamble metadata from all
24 pages.
packaging: exclude __pycache__/*.pyc from playbook and bundle copies;
update build test file-count assertion to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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