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shard(tick): 0503Z — PR #3359 four review threads addressed; recovery-worktree-borrowing 3x with peer-WIP preserved#3361

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Summary

Test plan

  • bun tools/hygiene/check-tick-history-shard-schema.ts --files docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/05/15/0503Z.md → 0 violations
  • bun x markdownlint-cli2 docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/05/15/0503Z.md → 0 violations
  • Branch-guard verified
  • Trailer matches commit-message-shape skill
  • CI required checks pass on PR
  • Auto-merge fires after CI green

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…-worktree-borrowing used 3x with peer-WIP preserved

PR #3359 had 4 unresolved threads (Codex P1 pipe-row schema, Copilot Nit rule-ref linking,
Copilot untracked-survive caveat x2). All four addressed in commits 3392368 + 3aa67b7 and
resolved via gh api graphql resolveReviewThread. PR auto-merged at 05:13:21Z (commit 19e7362).

Shard documents:
- poll-pr-gate.ts thread-count truncation (reported 1, actual 4) — investigate-threads
  discipline empirically validated.
- Substrate-wide tick-shard-schema validator-vs-practice drift (all May 2026 shards violate
  the documented 6-column pipe-row schema; this PR's fix added pipe-row to 0414Z + 0458Z
  but the substrate-wide drift remains; follow-on B-NNNN row proposed).
- Recovery-worktree-borrowing pattern used 3x on same PR (0452Z, 0458Z, 0503Z-x2) with
  peer-Otto WIP on .claude/skills/save-ai-memory/SKILL.md + 2 untracked files preserved
  across all borrows.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview

This PR adds a new hygiene-history tick shard (0503Z) documenting the resolution of review threads on PR #3359, plus observations about validator vs practice drift and a “recovery worktree borrowing” workflow.

Changes:

  • Adds a pipe-row header and narrative tick entry for 2026-05-15 0503Z.
  • Documents poll-pr-gate vs GraphQL thread-count mismatch and shard-schema validator drift.
  • Records repeated worktree-borrowing usage with WIP preserved across branch switches.


The `bun tools/github/poll-pr-gate.ts 3359` output reported `unresolvedThreads: 1`, but GraphQL `repository.pullRequest.reviewThreads(first:5)` returned 4 actually unresolved. The poll-pr-gate output is summarizing somehow (possibly filtering for "actionable" threads, or counting only the most-recent batch). If it had reported 4, the work-pickup decision would have been the same — but the data-honesty gap is worth flagging.

Per [`.claude/rules/blocked-green-ci-investigate-threads.md`](../../../../../.claude/rules/blocked-green-ci-investigate-threads.md) the discipline is to investigate threads directly via GraphQL, not rely on poll-pr-gate's summary count alone. This tick validated that discipline empirically.
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VIOLATION: docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/05/15/0043Z.md — first row has 0 pipes; schema requires 6 columns (7+)
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The validator is NOT wired into CI (`grep -rn "shard-schema" .github/workflows/` returns only `check-tick-history-order.ts` is wired). The practice diverged from the schema; the validator silently failed for the whole cohort.
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AceHack added a commit that referenced this pull request May 15, 2026
… drift (#3362)

Codex P1 review on PR #3359 surfaced that tools/hygiene/check-tick-history-shard-schema.ts
expects a 6-column pipe-row first line per docs/hygiene-history/ticks/README.md, but the
May 2026 shard cohort universally starts with H1 (substrate-wide drift). Validator is NOT
wired to CI, so violations have been invisible.

This row proposes Option 3 (hybrid): pipe-row first line + H1-rich body. Three sub-tasks
sequenced: backfill May 2026 shards, update README, wire validator to CI gate.

Refs:
- PR #3359 (Codex P1 surface)
- PR #3361 (this tick's shard following hybrid pattern)

Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
AceHack added a commit that referenced this pull request May 15, 2026
…estigation cleared 4 standard agent loops (#3365)

Negative-finding substrate: cleared Lior, Riven, Codex/Vera, Copilot loops + lane-allocator + git worktree prune
+ git gc.pruneexpire as suspects for the worktree-pruning race observed in tick 0414Z. Source remains untraced;
remaining candidates (claude-loop, otto-forward, peer-Otto, .git/hooks/, macOS system services) listed for
next-tick investigation. Investigation-budget discipline: 12 tool calls; diminishing returns; next-tick continuation.

Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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