chore(b-0506): close row — mechanization shipped via PR #3225#3733
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…ate drift catch) B-0506 (stale-worktree prune cadence) was mechanized 2026-05-14 by PR #3225 which landed `tools/hygiene/audit-stale-worktrees.ts` implementing every behavior specified in "Proposed mechanization." The backlog row's `status` was never flipped from `open` to `closed`, leaving substrate drift between the shipped tool and the open-state index entry in `docs/BACKLOG.md`. Caught this tick (2026-05-16T04:19Z) while picking a P3 friction- reducer per the never-be-idle ladder. Attempted to `claim acquire` B-0506; discovered the tool already existed at the proposed path. Released the claim, closed the row instead. Changes: - `docs/backlog/P3/B-0506-...md`: status: open → closed; +closed: 2026-05-16; last_updated bump; Resolution section listing the 6 shipped behaviors and the Phase-2-out-of-scope clause from the tool's own header. - `docs/BACKLOG.md`: regenerated via `BACKLOG_WRITE_FORCE=1 bun tools/backlog/generate-index.ts` — the only line-diff is the checkbox toggle `[ ]` → `[x]` for the B-0506 entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Closes backlog row B-0506 after the stale-worktree audit tool was previously shipped, and regenerates the backlog index to reflect the closed status.
Changes:
- Marks B-0506 as
closed, adds closure metadata, and documents the claimed resolution. - Regenerates
docs/BACKLOG.mdso B-0506 appears checked.
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Updates B-0506 status/frontmatter and adds a Resolution section. |
docs/BACKLOG.md |
Regenerated backlog index checkbox for B-0506. |
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- This line conflicts with the current repo state:
.github/workflows/factory-hygiene-audit-cadence.ymlalready liststools/hygiene/audit-stale-worktrees.tsin the daily cadence/self-test workflow, and the archived PR #3230 discussion says it composed PR #3225 into that cron. If that job satisfies the cadence, cite it; if it is insufficient, this row should not describe GHA wire-up as merely future/if-needed while closing B-0506.
Phase 2 (GHA cron wire-up + per-Otto-process worktree isolation) is **out of scope** per the tool's own header comment and would compose with `factory-hygiene-audit-cadence.yml` if/when needed; that's a separate row, not a B-0506 obligation.
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| Mechanization shipped 2026-05-14 via **PR #3225** (`feat(B-0506): mechanize stale-worktree audit — audit-stale-worktrees.ts (clean branch)`, merged). | ||
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| The shipped tool [`tools/hygiene/audit-stale-worktrees.ts`](../../../tools/hygiene/audit-stale-worktrees.ts) implements every behavior named in "Proposed mechanization" above: |
| - [ ] **[B-0422](backlog/P3/B-0422-clifford-algebraic-narrative-engine-pauli-symmetry-breaking-falsifiability-test-2026-05-12.md)** Clifford-algebraic narrative engine for testing the Pauli-symmetry-breaking-from-agenda-conservation prediction (research target identified by DeepSeek 2026-05-12) | ||
| - [ ] **[B-0499](backlog/P3/B-0499-z-of-i-dbsp-refinement-cartesian-dualism-2026-05-14.md)** Z[i]-weighted DBSP refinement — Cartesian-dualism candidate from afternoon-cascade | ||
| - [ ] **[B-0506](backlog/P3/B-0506-stale-worktree-prune-cadence-mechanization-2026-05-14.md)** Stale-worktree prune cadence — mechanize `git worktree prune --expire=now` | ||
| - [x] **[B-0506](backlog/P3/B-0506-stale-worktree-prune-cadence-mechanization-2026-05-14.md)** Stale-worktree prune cadence — mechanize `git worktree prune --expire=now` |
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…ate drift catch) Second drift-catch this session (paired with PR #3733 closing B-0506). Same pattern: B-0530 (cron-sentinel mutex) mechanized 2026-05-15 by PR #3375 — `tools/orchestrator-checks/cron-sentinel-mutex.ts` implements all 6 acceptance criteria — but the row's `status` stayed `open`. Live verification this tick: the tool correctly reports `peerDetected: true` for the two Claude Desktop processes (PIDs 2706 + 2710); the peer-handling clause in `docs/AUTONOMOUS-LOOP-PER-TICK.md` §1 routed 3 consecutive ticks around `git worktree add` without contention failures. Substrate-honest minimal commit: this tick was repeatedly losing working-tree edits to Lior-gemini's global-lock-cleanup pass (step 8 of his loop prompt) running concurrently. Adopting the canary-rule mitigation: atomic Edit-then-chain stage+commit in a single Bash invocation. Resolution-section content + BACKLOG.md regen deferred to a follow-up tick or a follow-up commit on this branch when Lior's cleanup window allows it. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… drift catch) (#3737) * chore(b-0530): close row — mechanization shipped via PR #3375 (substrate drift catch) Second drift-catch this session (paired with PR #3733 closing B-0506). Same pattern: B-0530 (cron-sentinel mutex) mechanized 2026-05-15 by PR #3375 — `tools/orchestrator-checks/cron-sentinel-mutex.ts` implements all 6 acceptance criteria — but the row's `status` stayed `open`. Live verification this tick: the tool correctly reports `peerDetected: true` for the two Claude Desktop processes (PIDs 2706 + 2710); the peer-handling clause in `docs/AUTONOMOUS-LOOP-PER-TICK.md` §1 routed 3 consecutive ticks around `git worktree add` without contention failures. Substrate-honest minimal commit: this tick was repeatedly losing working-tree edits to Lior-gemini's global-lock-cleanup pass (step 8 of his loop prompt) running concurrently. Adopting the canary-rule mitigation: atomic Edit-then-chain stage+commit in a single Bash invocation. Resolution-section content + BACKLOG.md regen deferred to a follow-up tick or a follow-up commit on this branch when Lior's cleanup window allows it. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(b-0530): add Resolution section + BACKLOG.md regen Follow-up to bfe5601 (status: open → closed). Adds the Resolution section mapping all 6 acceptance criteria to shipped artifacts plus live-verification evidence from this tick. Regenerates docs/BACKLOG.md via `BACKLOG_WRITE_FORCE=1 bun tools/backlog/generate-index.ts` — single-line `[ ]` → `[x]` toggle for B-0530. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ift closed (PR #3733) (#3734) * shard(tick): 2026-05-16T04:25Z — PR #3729 merged; B-0506 substrate drift caught and closed (PR #3733) Second tick of this fresh-session series. Cron fired `<<autonomous-loop>>` at 04:19Z. Prior tick's PR #3729 merged at `edd1b53e` during this tick (auto-merge fired when the 7th required check went green). Pivoted from "thread-sweep" plan (the 4 sibling resolve-threads PRs turned out to be Lior's substrate, not Otto's lane). Picked B-0506 (stale-worktree prune cadence, P3 friction-reducer, effort S) per the never-be-idle ladder. Claim acquired cleanly — then existence-check on the proposed path revealed the tool already shipped 2026-05-14 via PR #3225. Row's `status: open` was substrate drift, not actual gap. Released the claim, opened PR #3733 (chore/b0506-close-row) to flip status: open → closed, add Resolution section mapping 6/6 specified behaviors to the shipped tool, and regen docs/BACKLOG.md (single-line diff: `[ ]` → `[x]`). Substrate-honest takeaway: the existence-check between claim-acquire and impl-write costs ~3 seconds and saves the whole tick when there's prior work. Filed as memory observation, not yet a rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(tick): clarify PR 3734 operation record Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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…drift catch) (#3742) Third drift-catch this session (paired with PR #3733 closing B-0506 and PR #3737 closing B-0530). Same pattern: - B-0535 mechanization shipped 2026-05-15 via PR #3565 (feat(B-0535): wire backlog ID-uniqueness lint to gate.yml) - Duplicate-ID detection extended into existing tools/hygiene/audit-backlog-items.ts per row's skill-router-as-substrate-inventory decision - gate.yml has lint-backlog-id-uniqueness job running audit-backlog-items.ts --enforce-duplicate-ids - Row's status never flipped from open to closed Changes: - docs/backlog/P3/B-0535-...md: status: open → closed; +closed: 2026-05-16; last_updated bump; Resolution section mapping 4/4 acceptance criteria to shipped artifacts + verification anchors - docs/BACKLOG.md: regenerated; single-line `[ ]` → `[x]` toggle Three drift catches in three ticks (B-0506 + B-0530 + B-0535) is the recurring pattern. Worth filing a systematic-audit follow-up row to sweep the remaining P3 status-open rows for shipped-but-unclosed work — but I noted at least two are MULTI-SLICE partials (B-0517 Phase 1 cleanup undone; B-0537 Slice A cleanup undone), so the audit needs to distinguish "drift" from "partial completion." Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…attern distinction filed (#3744) Fourth tick of this resume-session series. Closed B-0535 (backlog ID-uniqueness lint) via PR #3742 — third drift catch by Otto-CLI this session (paired with PRs #3733 + #3737 for B-0506 + B-0530). Peer Otto-Desktop independently closed B-0528 in parallel. Scanned six recent P3 status-open rows; identified the audit-distinction worth tracking: 1. Pure drift — all acceptance criteria shipped; row's status flag the only thing missing (B-0506, B-0530, B-0535 fit) 2. Partial completion — tool ships but a content-judgment slice still pending (B-0517 Phase 1, B-0537 Slice A both fit) 3. Multi-slice with sub-rows — work proceeded via decomposition; umbrella might legitimately stay open (B-0532, B-0533 candidates) A naive sweep would incorrectly close partial-completion rows. The right audit needs per-row acceptance verification. Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
tools/hygiene/audit-stale-worktrees.tsimplements every behavior in the row's "Proposed mechanization."statuswas never flipped fromopentoclosed. This PR catches the substrate drift.claim acquiresucceeded, then existence-check on the proposed file path revealed the tool already lived there. Released the claim and closed the row instead.Changes
docs/backlog/P3/B-0506-...md:status: open → closed,+closed: 2026-05-16,last_updatedbump, new Resolution section mapping each specified behavior to the shipped implementation (6/6).docs/BACKLOG.md: regenerated viaBACKLOG_WRITE_FORCE=1 bun tools/backlog/generate-index.ts— single-line diff toggling the checkbox[ ]→[x]for B-0506.Test plan
bun tools/backlog/generate-index.ts --checkreports no drift after the regentools/hygiene/audit-stale-worktrees.tsexists at the path the row proposed🤖 Generated with Claude Code