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…-mutation authorization Per Aaron 2026-05-01 chat: "maybe multiple rulesets i just had one for convience, you can do it for whats best for your and making humans feel comfortable, all makes humans feel comfortable i don't know if that help if not no worries." Updates B-0125 acceptance criteria #3: - Adds path (c): multi-ruleset split (docs-targeted + code-targeted) - Surfaces Aaron's reveal that single severity:all ruleset was a convenience choice, not a technical requirement - Names the real constraint: human-comfort signaling, not the literal severity:all configuration string - Captures Aaron's per-row host-mutation authorization ("you can do it for what's best") scoped explicitly to B-0125 implementation, NOT a blanket grant on host mutations going forward Updates Out of Scope: clarifies that multi-ruleset split keeps the code-targeted ruleset at severity:all (no protection reduction on src/); only adds a docs-targeted ruleset alongside. Materially relaxes the hardest constraint identified in the original row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Updates backlog row B-0125 to capture an additional design option (multi-ruleset split) for skipping F#-only CI steps on docs-only PRs without breaking code_quality severity:all, and records scoped host-mutation authorization context.
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- Expands Acceptance Criteria #3 to include a third implementation path: multi-ruleset split (docs-targeted + code-targeted).
- Adds an explicit note that host-mutation authorization is scoped to this row, not a general grant.
- Clarifies out-of-scope boundaries to avoid lowering protections for code (
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| - **Changing what `code_quality severity:all` requires** beyond the minimum needed to support the path-filter (host-mutation needs Aaron sign-off, not Otto-authority). | ||
| - **Changing what `code_quality severity:all` requires** for code surfaces (src/) — that protection stays at the same severity level. Multi-ruleset split adds a docs-targeted ruleset alongside; it does NOT lower the bar on the code-targeted ruleset. | ||
| - **Skipping CodeQL on other languages** (only F#/csharp is named in Aaron's chat carve-out). | ||
| - **Skipping TypeScript checks ever** — TypeScript IS docs surface per CURRENT-aaron §30. |
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This bullet says “TypeScript IS docs surface per CURRENT-aaron §30”, but §30 in memory/CURRENT-aaron.md is specifically “TypeScript/Bun is the factory tooling default” (i.e., treat it as code/tooling). Since this row also earlier says “TypeScript is factory tooling … treat as code”, this wording is internally inconsistent and could mislead someone into thinking TS checks are skippable on docs PRs. Suggest rephrase to consistently state that TS is factory tooling and must never be skipped, even on docs-only PRs.
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| - **Skipping TypeScript checks ever** — TypeScript IS docs surface per CURRENT-aaron §30. | |
| - **Skipping TypeScript checks ever** — TypeScript is factory tooling per CURRENT-aaron §30, so treat it as code/tooling and never skip it, including on docs-only PRs. |
| - (b) Coordinated ruleset config change on the existing single ruleset, OR | ||
| - (c) **Multi-ruleset split** — separate docs-targeted ruleset (lower bar; F# Analyze not required) + code-targeted ruleset (severity:all on src/ paths). Aaron 2026-05-01 in chat: *"maybe multiple rulesets i just had one for convience, you can do it for whats best for your and making humans feel comfortable, all makes humans feel comfortable i don't know if that help if not no worries."* This reveals the single severity:all ruleset was set up for convenience, not as a technical requirement. The real constraint is **human-comfort signaling** — humans see "all required checks passing" and feel reassured; the literal severity:all configuration is one of several ways to produce that signal. A multi-ruleset design that surfaces "all required-for-this-surface checks pass" preserves the comfort property without requiring F# Analyze on docs PRs. | ||
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| **Aaron's host-mutation authorization for this work specifically (2026-05-01):** *"you can do it for what's best."* Scoped explicitly to the ruleset-redesign work in this row. NOT a blanket grant on host mutations going forward — the §16 host-mutation-needs-sign-off rule remains in force; this is an explicit per-row carve-out for B-0125 implementation. |
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The reference to “§16 host-mutation-needs-sign-off rule” appears to be an incorrect/unclear cross-reference (repo-wide §16 is used for other meanings, and this file doesn’t define a §16). Please replace this with a verifiable pointer to the actual host-mutation constraint you mean (e.g., the host-mutation receipt memory file or another canonical doc section), so future implementers can trace the rule unambiguously.
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| **Aaron's host-mutation authorization for this work specifically (2026-05-01):** *"you can do it for what's best."* Scoped explicitly to the ruleset-redesign work in this row. NOT a blanket grant on host mutations going forward — the §16 host-mutation-needs-sign-off rule remains in force; this is an explicit per-row carve-out for B-0125 implementation. | |
| **Aaron's host-mutation authorization for this work specifically (2026-05-01):** *"you can do it for what's best."* Scoped explicitly to the ruleset-redesign work in this row. NOT a blanket grant on host mutations going forward — the host-mutation sign-off constraint evidenced by the `memory/feedback_*` receipts for PRs #849/#857/#651 and the task #343 drift-debt receipt mentioned above remains in force; this is an explicit per-row carve-out for B-0125 implementation. |
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…+ regenerate aggregate (#1016) * hygiene(backlog-index): backfill YAML frontmatter on B-0124/B-0125/B-0126 + regenerate aggregate Pre-existing drift on main: B-0124 (#1000), B-0125 (#1004/#1005), and B-0126 (#1011) all merged with `# Heading` row format but without the YAML frontmatter (`id`, `priority`, `status`, `title`) that `tools/backlog/generate-index.sh` reads. The generator produced empty `**[](path)**` entries; the committed BACKLOG.md omitted those entries entirely; the integrity check fails on every new backlog PR (#1012, #1015) because the diff surfaces the pre-existing rows as missing. Fix: additive frontmatter blocks above each row's existing `#` heading, no body content changed. Regenerate `docs/BACKLOG.md` to match the canonical generator output. Why frontmatter `title` is generic for B-0126 ("a sibling repo," not the original leaky internal name): per `memory/feedback_no_copy_only_learning_from_sibling_repos_aaron_2026_04_30.md`, sibling-repo internal names do not cross to general-circulation substrate. The file *body* keeps its un-scrubbed exemplar status per Aaron 2026-05-01 *"you can leave your mistake"* + *"we should leave this one even then"* — only the aggregate title (which appears in `docs/BACKLOG.md` as forward-going substrate) gets the generic phrasing. The path itself remains unchanged (path-leak is part of the un-scrubbed exemplar). Unblocks the `check docs/BACKLOG.md generated-index drift` CI check on currently-open backlog PRs (#1012 B-0127, #1015 B-0128). Those PRs need their own frontmatter additions on top of this; this PR is the precondition. Composes with: - `.github/workflows/backlog-index-integrity.yml` — the CI check this fix unblocks. - `tools/backlog/generate-index.sh` — the generator the fix satisfies. - `docs/research/backlog-split-design-otto-181.md` — the per-row schema this fix retroactively applies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * hygiene(backlog-index): add created + last_updated frontmatter per schema (Codex P2) Per `tools/backlog/README.md` schema, backlog row frontmatter requires `created` (YYYY-MM-DD) and `last_updated` (YYYY-MM-DD) fields. The 3 rows this PR backfills (B-0124, B-0125, B-0126) were missing both. Added: created: 2026-05-01 + last_updated: 2026-05-01 (the rows' authoring date). Generator output unchanged (the index doesn't print these fields), so docs/BACKLOG.md is still in sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Follow-up update to B-0125 (merged via #1004) — adds the multi-ruleset design path that Aaron surfaced in chat after #1004 was already auto-merging.
Aaron 2026-05-01 in chat: "maybe multiple rulesets i just had one for convience, you can do it for whats best for your and making humans feel comfortable, all makes humans feel comfortable i don't know if that help if not no worries."
What this adds
Why a follow-up PR
The original B-0125 PR (#1004) auto-merged at 02:45:53Z before this update commit landed on the branch. Per substrate-or-it-didn't-happen, the design-space unlock + per-row authorization need to land on main before session-end so future-Otto on cold-start can see them.
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