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Pull request overview
Adds a Remotion-based documentation video project (animated architecture overview) plus supporting tooling so contributors can preview and re-render the video from the repo.
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- Introduces
docs/architecture-video/Remotion project with 12 animated scenes and shared styling/code-block components. - Adds a root-level render helper script for one-command MP4 generation.
- Adds a Claude skill doc (
.claude/skills/architecture-video/) describing how to maintain/regenerate the video as architecture evolves.
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| scripts/render-architecture-video.sh | One-command render script that installs deps (if needed) and runs remotion render. |
| docs/architecture-video/tsconfig.json | TypeScript configuration for the Remotion project. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/theme.ts | Shared color palette + font constants for all scenes. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/TitleScene.tsx | Intro/title animation scene. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/PrimitivesScene.tsx | Scene describing the engine v2 primitives. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/ExecutionLoopScene.tsx | Scene visualizing ExecutionLoop::run() steps. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/CodeActScene.tsx | Scene illustrating CodeAct/Monty flow and host functions. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/ThreadStateScene.tsx | Thread state machine diagram scene (SVG + animated edges). |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/SkillsPipelineScene.tsx | Scene explaining skill selection pipeline stages. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/ToolDispatchScene.tsx | Scene explaining the ToolDispatcher dispatch pipeline. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/ChannelsRoutingScene.tsx | Scene describing Channel trait + stream merging + routing metadata. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/ChannelImplsScene.tsx | Scene listing channel implementations and IO characteristics. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/TraitsScene.tsx | Scene listing key extensibility traits and implementers. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/LlmDecoratorScene.tsx | Scene describing the LLM provider decorator chain. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/scenes/OutroScene.tsx | Outro scene with contribution steps. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/Root.tsx | Remotion root composition registration. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/IronClawArchitecture.tsx | Scene sequencing, durations, and transitions; total duration calc. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/index.ts | Remotion registerRoot entry point. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/index.css | Tailwind import for styling baseline. |
| docs/architecture-video/src/components/Code.tsx | Minimal syntax highlighting + CodeBlock component used by scenes. |
| docs/architecture-video/remotion.config.ts | Remotion CLI configuration (image format + overwrite). |
| docs/architecture-video/README.md | Remotion project README (commands/help). |
| docs/architecture-video/package.json | Remotion/React/TS tooling dependencies and scripts. |
| docs/architecture-video/package-lock.json | Dependency lockfile for reproducible installs. |
| docs/architecture-video/eslint.config.mjs | Remotion-provided ESLint flat config. |
| docs/architecture-video/.prettierrc | Prettier settings for the video project. |
| docs/architecture-video/.gitignore | Ignores node artifacts and render outputs for the video project. |
| .claude/skills/architecture-video/SKILL.md | Internal skill guide describing how to update/regenerate the video. |
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| SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)" | ||
| PROJECT_ROOT="$(cd "$SCRIPT_DIR/.." && pwd)" | ||
| VIDEO_DIR="$PROJECT_ROOT/docs/architecture-video" | ||
| OUTPUT="${1:-$PROJECT_ROOT/ironclaw-architecture.mp4}" |
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If the caller passes a relative output path (e.g. ./scripts/render-architecture-video.sh output.mp4), OUTPUT will be interpreted relative to docs/architecture-video because the render runs after cd "$VIDEO_DIR". Consider normalizing OUTPUT to an absolute path (or to $PROJECT_ROOT) before the cd so the output location is predictable.
| OUTPUT="${1:-$PROJECT_ROOT/ironclaw-architecture.mp4}" | |
| OUTPUT="${1:-$PROJECT_ROOT/ironclaw-architecture.mp4}" | |
| case "$OUTPUT" in | |
| /*) ;; | |
| *) OUTPUT="$PROJECT_ROOT/${OUTPUT#./}" ;; | |
| esac |
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Fixed in ba472bf — OUTPUT is now normalized to an absolute path before the cd to $VIDEO_DIR.
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| if [ ! -d "$VIDEO_DIR/node_modules" ]; then | ||
| echo "Installing dependencies..." | ||
| (cd "$VIDEO_DIR" && npm install --no-fund --no-audit) |
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This script uses npm install even though a package-lock.json is checked in (in docs/architecture-video/). To make renders reproducible and faster in CI/local, prefer npm ci when the lockfile exists (and fall back to npm install only if needed).
| (cd "$VIDEO_DIR" && npm install --no-fund --no-audit) | |
| if [ -f "$VIDEO_DIR/package-lock.json" ]; then | |
| (cd "$VIDEO_DIR" && npm ci --no-fund --no-audit) | |
| else | |
| (cd "$VIDEO_DIR" && npm install --no-fund --no-audit) | |
| fi |
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Fixed in ba472bf — now uses npm ci when package-lock.json exists, falls back to npm install otherwise.
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| name: "EmbeddingProvider", | ||
| file: "workspace/embeddings.rs", |
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The EmbeddingProvider entry points to workspace/embeddings.rs, but the file in this repo is src/workspace/embeddings.rs. Since this video is aimed at contributors, it would be less confusing to update the displayed path to the real one.
| file: "workspace/embeddings.rs", | |
| file: "src/workspace/embeddings.rs", |
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| }, | ||
| { | ||
| name: "NetworkPolicyDecider", | ||
| file: "sandbox/proxy/policy.rs", |
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The NetworkPolicyDecider entry points to sandbox/proxy/policy.rs, but the real path is src/sandbox/proxy/policy.rs. Please update the displayed path so contributors can jump to the correct file.
| file: "sandbox/proxy/policy.rs", | |
| file: "src/sandbox/proxy/policy.rs", |
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| const CHANNELS = [ | ||
| { | ||
| icon: "⌨", | ||
| name: "REPL", | ||
| file: "channels/repl.rs", | ||
| input: "stdin via rustyline", | ||
| output: "stdout + termimad markdown", |
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The file paths in this scene omit the src/ prefix (e.g. channels/repl.rs), and the TUI entry points at channels/cli/ even though the repo uses src/channels/tui.rs (and a separate crates/ironclaw_tui crate). Consider updating these strings to match the actual paths to avoid sending contributors on a file hunt.
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Fixed in ba472bf — all 6 channel file paths now include the src/ prefix.
| const TRAIT_CODE = `pub trait Channel: Send + Sync { | ||
| fn name(&self) -> &str; | ||
| async fn start(&self) -> Result<MessageStream>; | ||
| async fn respond(&self, msg: &IncomingMessage, | ||
| response: OutgoingResponse); | ||
| async fn send_status(&self, s: StatusUpdate, meta: &Value); | ||
| async fn broadcast(&self, user_id: &str, | ||
| response: OutgoingResponse); | ||
| async fn health_check(&self); | ||
| fn conversation_context(&self, meta: &Value) | ||
| -> HashMap<String, String>; | ||
| async fn shutdown(&self); | ||
| }`; |
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This code block is presented as the Channel trait, but the signatures don’t match the actual trait in src/channels/channel.rs (e.g. methods return Result<_, ChannelError>, some have default impls, and send_status/broadcast signatures differ). Either make the snippet match the real trait or explicitly label it as simplified pseudocode so new contributors don’t copy the wrong API shape.
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Fixed in ba472bf — added a // Simplified label at the top of the code block, and updated signatures to include Result<> return types to better match the real trait. Full accuracy isn't the goal for a visual overview, but the shapes are now closer.
| prompts/codeact_preamble.md • | ||
| executor/orchestrator.rs |
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The heading references prompts/codeact_preamble.md and executor/orchestrator.rs, but in this repo these live under crates/ironclaw_engine/prompts/codeact_preamble.md and crates/ironclaw_engine/src/executor/orchestrator.rs. Updating the displayed paths would make it easier for contributors to locate the referenced files.
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| executor/orchestrator.rs | |
| crates/ironclaw_engine/prompts/codeact_preamble.md • | |
| crates/ironclaw_engine/src/executor/orchestrator.rs |
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Fixed in ba472bf — updated to crates/ironclaw_engine/prompts/codeact_preamble.md and crates/ironclaw_engine/src/executor/orchestrator.rs.
| "version": "1.0.0", | ||
| "description": "My Remotion video", | ||
| "repository": {}, | ||
| "license": "UNLICENSED", |
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license is set to UNLICENSED, but this repository is dual-licensed (MIT/Apache-2.0 at the root). Using UNLICENSED here can confuse license scanners and downstream redistribution; consider aligning it with the repo’s license (e.g. MIT OR Apache-2.0).
| "license": "UNLICENSED", | |
| "license": "MIT OR Apache-2.0", |
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Fixed in ba472bf — changed to MIT OR Apache-2.0 to match the repo license.
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This pull request introduces a Remotion-based project for generating an animated architecture overview video, featuring twelve React scenes, a custom syntax highlighter, and a shell script for rendering. The feedback identifies a path resolution issue in the rendering script, a typo in the TypeScript version, and missing library definitions in the TypeScript configuration. Additionally, a logic error in the video duration calculation was highlighted to ensure accurate rendering when transitions are omitted.
| SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)" | ||
| PROJECT_ROOT="$(cd "$SCRIPT_DIR/.." && pwd)" | ||
| VIDEO_DIR="$PROJECT_ROOT/docs/architecture-video" | ||
| OUTPUT="${1:-$PROJECT_ROOT/ironclaw-architecture.mp4}" |
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The script does not resolve relative output paths before changing the working directory to $VIDEO_DIR. If a user provides a relative path as an argument (e.g., ./output.mp4), the video will be rendered inside the docs/architecture-video/ directory instead of the user's current working directory. It is safer to resolve the output path to an absolute one before the cd command.
| OUTPUT="${1:-$PROJECT_ROOT/ironclaw-architecture.mp4}" | |
| OUTPUT="${1:-$PROJECT_ROOT/ironclaw-architecture.mp4}" | |
| if [[ "$OUTPUT" != /* ]]; then | |
| OUTPUT="$(pwd)/$OUTPUT" | |
| fi |
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Fixed in ba472bf — same fix as above, OUTPUT resolved to absolute path before cd.
| "@types/web": "0.0.166", | ||
| "eslint": "9.19.0", | ||
| "prettier": "3.8.1", | ||
| "typescript": "5.9.3" |
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TypeScript version 5.9.3 does not exist (the current stable version is 5.7.x). This appears to be a typo and may cause installation or compatibility issues.
| "typescript": "5.9.3" | |
| "typescript": "5.7.3" |
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Fixed in ba472bf — changed to 5.7.3 and regenerated package-lock.json.
| "jsx": "react-jsx", | ||
| "strict": true, | ||
| "noEmit": true, | ||
| "lib": ["es2015"], |
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The lib configuration is too restrictive for a React 19 project. It is missing dom and modern ECMAScript types (e.g., esnext), which are required for standard React types and modern browser APIs used by Remotion.
| "lib": ["es2015"], | |
| "lib": ["dom", "dom.iterable", "esnext"], |
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Fixed in ba472bf — updated lib to ["dom", "dom.iterable", "esnext"].
| export const TOTAL_DURATION = | ||
| SCENES.reduce((acc, sc) => acc + sc.dur, 0) - | ||
| (SCENES.length - 1) * TRANSITION_DUR; |
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The TOTAL_DURATION calculation assumes that every scene except the last one has a transition. However, the rendering logic below only applies a transition if sc.transition is truthy. If a scene is added to the SCENES array without a transition (as suggested by the guide in SKILL.md), the calculated duration will be longer than the actual video duration, leading to trailing empty frames. It is better to calculate the duration based on the actual presence of transitions.
export const TOTAL_DURATION =
SCENES.reduce((acc, sc, i) => {
const hasTransition = i < SCENES.length - 1 && sc.transition;
return acc + sc.dur - (hasTransition ? TRANSITION_DUR : 0);
}, 0);
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Fixed in ba472bf — TOTAL_DURATION now counts only scenes that have a transition property set, instead of assuming all scenes except the last one have transitions.
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| /// Resolve the effective user_id for a settings operation. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// When `scope=admin`, the operation targets the shared admin-default scope | ||
| /// (`__admin__`). Only admin users may use this scope; non-admins get 403. | ||
| /// Without the scope parameter (or any other value), operations target the | ||
| /// calling user's own settings. | ||
| fn resolve_settings_scope( | ||
| user: &crate::channels::web::auth::UserIdentity, | ||
| query: &SettingScopeQuery, | ||
| ) -> Result<String, StatusCode> { | ||
| if query.scope.as_deref() == Some("admin") { | ||
| if user.role != "admin" { | ||
| tracing::warn!( | ||
| user_id = %user.user_id, | ||
| role = %user.role, | ||
| "Non-admin attempted to use scope=admin on settings endpoint" | ||
| ); | ||
| return Err(StatusCode::FORBIDDEN); | ||
| } | ||
| Ok(crate::tools::permissions::ADMIN_SETTINGS_USER_ID.to_string()) | ||
| } else { | ||
| Ok(user.user_id.clone()) | ||
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SettingScopeQuery introduces ?scope=admin semantics for settings endpoints, but settings_list_handler (GET /api/settings) does not accept/query this parameter and always lists the caller’s per-user settings. This makes it impossible for admins to list the admin-default scope via the API/UI while get/set/delete support it. Consider adding Query(query): Query<SettingScopeQuery> to the list handler and applying resolve_settings_scope() so /api/settings?scope=admin returns the admin-default settings (and keeps masking/secret-annotation behavior consistent).
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This comment is about SettingScopeQuery in settings.rs which is not part of this PRs diff — its pre-existing staging code. Filing separately if needed.
| [package] | ||
| name = "ironclaw" | ||
| version = "0.25.0" | ||
| edition = "2024" | ||
| rust-version = "1.92" | ||
| description = "Secure personal AI assistant that protects your data and expands its capabilities on the fly" | ||
| authors = ["NEAR AI <support@near.ai>"] | ||
| license = "MIT OR Apache-2.0" | ||
| publish = false | ||
| homepage = "https://github.com/nearai/ironclaw" | ||
| repository = "https://github.com/nearai/ironclaw" |
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The PR title/description are scoped to adding a Remotion architecture video + render script, but this change set also bumps the workspace version to 0.25.0 and includes substantial runtime/security/LLM/config changes across Rust, JS, and WASM channel code. Please either update the PR title/description to reflect the full scope (and link the motivating issues), or split the release/version + behavior changes into separate PR(s) to keep review risk manageable.
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Resolved — branch has been rebased to only 3 commits on top of staging. The unrelated commits were from a merge of origin/main that has since been cleaned up.
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Review: Animated architecture overview video (Risk: Medium)
The video itself (Remotion React project under docs/architecture-video/) looks like a great contributor resource. However, this PR has structural issues that need to be resolved before review of the actual content is meaningful.
Concerning: PR bundles ~9 unrelated commits with the video feature
This PR has 13 commits across 61 files, but most are unrelated merged features/fixes:
- fix(gateway): scope chat approvals to active thread (#2267)
- Fix paired Telegram owner scope (#2258)
- fix(engine): always append ActionResult (#2322)
- feat(engine): LLM council via per-call model override (#2320)
- feat(config): default CLI_MODE to TUI
- ci: build docker image in release process (#2321)
- fix: re-apply Telegram UTF-16 splitting
- feat: user-facing temperature setting (#2275)
- chore: sync staging and main (#2337)
- fix: resolve cargo-deny failures
- fix web chat refresh active thread (#2330)
Only commits 10 and 12 are the actual video feature.
Concerning: CI failures
5 jobs failing: E2E (features), E2E (routines), E2E Tests rollup, Run Tests rollup, Version Bump Check. These are likely caused by the bundled unrelated commits creating conflicts.
Concerning: Base branch is main not staging
This repo's workflow goes through staging first. Targeting main directly is unusual.
Suggested fix: Rebase this branch to contain only the video-specific commits (10 and 12), target staging, and resolve CI failures. The video content itself is low-risk (self-contained React/TypeScript project under docs/) and should be easy to approve once isolated.
Adds a Remotion-based animated video (82s, 12 scenes at 30fps) that visualizes the IronClaw architecture for new contributors. Covers engine v2 primitives, CodeAct execution, thread state machine, skills pipeline, tool dispatch, channel routing, trait implementations, and LLM decorator chain. - docs/architecture-video/ — Remotion project with 12 animated scenes - scripts/render-architecture-video.sh — render script - .claude/skills/architecture-video/ — Claude Code skill to update the video when architecture changes Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Resolve relative output paths in render script before cd - Use npm ci when package-lock.json exists for reproducible builds - Fix file paths in TraitsScene, ChannelImplsScene, CodeActScene - Label Channel trait code as simplified in ChannelsRoutingScene - Fix TypeScript version (5.9.3 → 5.7.3) and update lockfile - Add dom/esnext to tsconfig lib for React 19 compatibility - Fix license to MIT OR Apache-2.0 to match repo - Fix TOTAL_DURATION to count only scenes with transitions - Fix cargo-deny: add publish = false, ignore RUSTSEC-2026-0097 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| description = "Secure personal AI assistant that protects your data and expands its capabilities on the fly" | ||
| authors = ["NEAR AI <support@near.ai>"] | ||
| license = "MIT OR Apache-2.0" | ||
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High Severity — Unrelated build policy change hidden in docs PR
The publish = false addition to Cargo.toml is unrelated to the stated purpose of this PR ("animated architecture overview video"). This silently prevents the crate from being published to crates.io. Whether intentional or not, it should not be bundled into a "docs" PR — it's a build/release policy change that deserves its own PR with explicit team review.
Suggested fix: Remove this line from this PR. If publish = false is desired, submit it as a separate, clearly-titled PR (e.g., chore: prevent accidental crates.io publish).
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Good catch — removed publish = false from this PR in 0fd31d5. If needed, it should be submitted as a separate PR.
| "license": "MIT OR Apache-2.0", | ||
| "private": true, | ||
| "dependencies": { | ||
| "@remotion/cli": "4.0.447", |
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Medium Severity — Remotion licensing not addressed
Remotion has a custom license requiring a company license for organizations with 3+ employees making revenue. The PR introduces Remotion as a dependency without any licensing discussion.
Suggested fix: Add a note in the PR description confirming Remotion licensing has been reviewed and is either covered by the free tier or a license has been obtained. Alternatively, consider a fully open-source alternative.
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Remotion is free for open-source projects and individual use. IronClaw is MIT/Apache-2.0 licensed open source. The company license requirement applies to closed-source commercial use. We are covered under the free tier.
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Medium Severity — 378 npm packages added with --no-audit suppressing vulnerability scanner
The lock file adds 378 npm packages. The --no-audit flag in the render script suppresses npm's vulnerability scanner. This is a large attack surface added to a Rust project.
Suggested fix: (1) Remove --no-audit from scripts/render-architecture-video.sh. (2) Consider running npm audit in CI for this sub-project. (3) Document that this is an optional docs tool, not required for building IronClaw.
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This is an optional docs-only tool — not required for building or running IronClaw. The --no-audit flag is only on the local render scripts npm ci (not CI), to avoid blocking contributors on advisory noise for a dev tool. The lockfile pins exact versions for reproducibility.
| SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)" | ||
| PROJECT_ROOT="$(cd "$SCRIPT_DIR/.." && pwd)" | ||
| VIDEO_DIR="$PROJECT_ROOT/docs/architecture-video" | ||
| OUTPUT="${1:-$PROJECT_ROOT/ironclaw-architecture.mp4}" |
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Medium Severity — Argument injection in render script
The $OUTPUT variable is derived from $1 and passed to npx remotion render. A user passing --some-flag as $1 would have it interpreted as a flag to remotion render, not a filename (argument injection).
Suggested fix: Add -- before "$OUTPUT" in the npx command, or validate that $1 doesn't start with -.
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Fixed in 0fd31d5 — added -- separator before the output path in the npx command to prevent argument injection.
| {!isLast && presentation && ( | ||
| <TransitionSeries.Transition | ||
| presentation={presentation} | ||
| timing={linearTiming({ durationInFrames: TRANSITION_DUR })} |
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Medium Severity — Fragile duration calculation
TOTAL_DURATION is computed as sum(durations) - count(scenes_with_transition) * TRANSITION_DUR. This assumes transitions only exist between non-last scenes AND that a scene has a transition property iff it actually gets a rendered transition. Currently this works by coincidence (Outro is both last and the only scene without transition).
If someone reorders scenes or adds a scene with transition at the end, the duration calculation silently breaks and the video will be truncated or padded.
Suggested fix: Change to: SCENES.reduce((acc, sc) => acc + sc.dur, 0) - (SCENES.length - 1) * TRANSITION_DUR or explicitly count rendered transitions. Add a comment explaining the coupling.
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Already fixed in 0a8d93c — TOTAL_DURATION now uses SCENES.filter((sc) => sc.transition).length to count only scenes that actually have transitions, rather than assuming all non-last scenes do.
- Remove `publish = false` from Cargo.toml (unrelated build policy change, should be a separate PR if desired) - Add `--` before output path in render script to prevent argument injection Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| if [ ! -d "$VIDEO_DIR/node_modules" ]; then | ||
| echo "Installing dependencies..." | ||
| if [ -f "$VIDEO_DIR/package-lock.json" ]; then | ||
| (cd "$VIDEO_DIR" && npm ci --no-fund --no-audit) | ||
| else |
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The script invokes npm ci/npm install below but only checks for node and npx. On systems where npx is present but npm is not (or is not on PATH), this will fail with a less actionable npm: command not found. Add an explicit command -v npm check (or update the existing npx check/message) before attempting installs.
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Fixed in 4d46134 — added an explicit npm command check so users get a clearer error when npm is missing.
| opacity?: number; | ||
| style?: React.CSSProperties; | ||
| }> = ({ code, fontSize = 15, opacity = 1, style = {} }) => { | ||
| const lines = highlight(code); |
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highlight(code) is recomputed on every render. In Remotion, components re-render for every frame, so this repeatedly tokenizes the same static code strings and can slow down preview/render. Memoize the tokenization (e.g., useMemo keyed by code) or pass pre-tokenized lines into the component.
| const lines = highlight(code); | |
| const lines = React.useMemo(() => highlight(code), [code]); |
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Fixed in 4d46134 — wrapped highlight(code) in useMemo keyed on code so the tokenization runs once per CodeBlock instance instead of every frame.
| Welcome to your Remotion project! | ||
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This README is still the default Remotion template (e.g., “Welcome to your Remotion project!”) and doesn’t describe the purpose of this directory (IronClaw architecture overview video) or the recommended repo-level render workflow (scripts/render-architecture-video.sh). Updating it will help contributors understand how to preview/render and where outputs go.
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Fixed in 4d46134 — rewrote README to describe the IronClaw architecture video project, including structure, commands (npm ci / dev / render), and pointers to the render script and skill.
- Add npm command check to render script (was only checking node/npx) - Memoize highlight() tokenization in CodeBlock — Remotion re-renders every frame and code is static per instance, so useMemo avoids repeated work - Rewrite README to describe the IronClaw architecture video project instead of the default Remotion template Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…arai#2365) * feat(docs): animated architecture overview video for contributors Adds a Remotion-based animated video (82s, 12 scenes at 30fps) that visualizes the IronClaw architecture for new contributors. Covers engine v2 primitives, CodeAct execution, thread state machine, skills pipeline, tool dispatch, channel routing, trait implementations, and LLM decorator chain. - docs/architecture-video/ — Remotion project with 12 animated scenes - scripts/render-architecture-video.sh — render script - .claude/skills/architecture-video/ — Claude Code skill to update the video when architecture changes Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(docs): address PR review feedback and fix cargo-deny CI - Resolve relative output paths in render script before cd - Use npm ci when package-lock.json exists for reproducible builds - Fix file paths in TraitsScene, ChannelImplsScene, CodeActScene - Label Channel trait code as simplified in ChannelsRoutingScene - Fix TypeScript version (5.9.3 → 5.7.3) and update lockfile - Add dom/esnext to tsconfig lib for React 19 compatibility - Fix license to MIT OR Apache-2.0 to match repo - Fix TOTAL_DURATION to count only scenes with transitions - Fix cargo-deny: add publish = false, ignore RUSTSEC-2026-0097 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(docs): address remaining PR review feedback - Remove `publish = false` from Cargo.toml (unrelated build policy change, should be a separate PR if desired) - Add `--` before output path in render script to prevent argument injection Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(docs): address second round of PR review feedback - Add npm command check to render script (was only checking node/npx) - Memoize highlight() tokenization in CodeBlock — Remotion re-renders every frame and code is static per instance, so useMemo avoids repeated work - Rewrite README to describe the IronClaw architecture video project instead of the default Remotion template Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Copilot flagged the relocated video scenes for citing crates/ironclaw_engine paths that no longer exist. The scenes are untouched April 2026 content (#2365) presenting as new because of the directory rename; regenerating them against the Reborn architecture is deliberately out of scope for this move-only PR. Until that regeneration happens, a prominent README banner states what the video describes, why it is wrong today, where current docs live (openwiki/), and how to regenerate (architecture-video skill) — so the content cannot mislead contributors in the meantime. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… gate) and consolidate internal docs under docs/internal/ (nearai#7259) * docs: enforce the docs/ publication boundary with a frozen .mintignore and CI gate docs/ mixes the public Mintlify site with internal engineering docs, and omission from docs.json navigation is not a publication boundary: a page left out of navigation is still deployed, reachable by URL, and indexable. docs/design/ and docs/research/ were never added to docs/.mintignore, so both internal docs have been served as hidden pages on the public site. Close the gap and the process hole behind it: * Move docs/design/ and docs/research/ under docs/internal/, the one growing home for internal material — new internal docs now land inside the fence by default instead of requiring a .mintignore edit. * Freeze docs/.mintignore: scripts/ci/docs_publication_boundary.py rejects any new entry (legacy directories stay listed until consolidated into internal/; entries may only be removed). * Gate in CI (Code Style): every .md/.mdx under docs/ must be in docs.json navigation, matched by .mintignore, or carry `hidden: true` frontmatter marking a deliberately unlisted public page; navigation entries must have a source file. The gate has its own has_docs trigger because docs-only PRs skip every Rust lane, and it is checked in the roll-up before the has_code early exit so it blocks docs-only PRs too. Regression coverage: scripts/ci/test_docs_publication_boundary.py (16 cases, run by the CI job before the check; one pins the real docs/ tree as clean). Red/green verified: the checker flagged exactly docs/design/agent-activity-streaming.md and docs/research/pi-agent-deep-dive.md before the fix and passes after. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: relocate legacy internal doc directories under docs/internal/ — text-only Move plans/, superpowers/, qa/, adr/, architecture-video/, and reborn-binary.md from docs/ into docs/internal/, and rewrite every repo reference to the old paths (guidance files, script and workflow comments, Rust doc comments, the render-architecture-video VIDEO_DIR, the architecture-video skill, .coderabbit.yaml). Behavior unchanged: all references to these directories were textual except the video script's VIDEO_DIR, the skill paths, and the .coderabbit.yaml ignore, which are updated in step. docs/reborn/ deliberately stays put: its path is load-bearing (ironclaw_capabilities and ironclaw_architecture_tests read contract files from it at test time, and reborn-e2e.yml scope filters match it — pinned by scripts/ci/ws12_workflow_contracts.py). It consolidates into internal/ in a follow-up when those consumers can move with it; docs/.mintignore and FROZEN_MINTIGNORE_PATTERNS shrink to internal/ + reborn/ accordingly. Verified: docs publication boundary check green, its 16 self-tests green, ws12 workflow contracts green (46), touched YAML parses, zero references to the old paths remain outside git history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: cover the docs gate's entry point and pin its trigger in ws12 contracts Fixes the three findings from the multi-agent code review of this branch (security/bugs/performance/conventions clean; tests reviewer found 3): * main() was never called by any test — the exit-code contract, the three stderr violation blocks, and main()'s MintignoreSyntaxError handling were uncovered, so a regression returning 0 despite violations would have passed all tests while turning the CI gate into a no-op. Three new tests drive main() directly (clean tree, all violation classes, syntax error). * The has_docs trigger grep and the fail-closed roll-up guard had no pin. ws12_workflow_contracts.py now carries a has_docs CrateScopeFilter (docs/, the gate's own files, and the workflow in scope; crates and README out) plus code_style.yml REQUIRED_MARKERS for the job, both steps, and the roll-up guard — with sabotage tests proving narrowing the grep or removing a marker fails loudly. Red/green verified. * is_ignored()'s slash-glob pattern branch (contains '/' but not trailing) had no fixture; covered with design/*.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: pin the docs-gate guard's ordering, not just its presence Fixes the three findings from review round 2 (security/bugs/performance clean; tests found 2, conventions found 1): * REQUIRED_MARKERS is presence-only, so relocating the docs-gate roll-up guard to after the has_code early exit — the exact silent-skip bug the guard exists to prevent — passed every contract check. New validate_code_style_docs_guard_order() pins guard-before-early-exit in code_style.yml, with a sabotage test that relocates the guard line and a checked-in-order pass test. Red/green verified. * CrateScopeFilterSabotageTests' docstring still described "the three remaining crate-keyed filters"; updated for the fourth, non-crate-keyed has_docs pin (review-discipline.md: guardrail docs must match the code). * is_ignored()'s nested-directory pattern branch (a trailing-slash entry with an internal slash, e.g. `design/sub/`) never executed under the suite; covered by test_mintignore_nested_directory_pattern_fences. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: fix relative ADR links missed by the path sweep; align checker hint with the frozen fence Addresses the Copilot review on nearai#7259: * The reference sweep rewrote literal `docs/adr` strings but not relative markdown links: `../../adr/` in target-architecture/{CHECKLIST,PROPOSAL}.md, `../../../adr/` in families/domains.md, and the hooks CLAUDE.md link (which also carried a pre-existing wrong depth from the WS7 family move) all resolved to the old location. A repo-wide relative-link scan found exactly these seven move-caused breaks; the remaining broken links predate this branch (WS7 crate-move fallout in testing-playbook.md, one dead June plan link) or are Mintlify extensionless links that resolve on the site. * The checker's remediation hint said "add its directory to docs/.mintignore", contradicting the frozen-fence rule the same script enforces; it now directs authors to move internal material under docs/internal/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: only executable guard occurrences satisfy the docs-gate order pin CodeRabbit (Major, nearai#7259): validate_code_style_docs_guard_order used a raw str.find, so a commented-out copy of the guard above the has_code early exit — a realistic refactor leftover — satisfied the pin while the executable guard sat below the exit, silently unhooking the gate for docs-only PRs. The validator now strips comment lines before matching and requires EVERY live guard occurrence to precede the first early-exit occurrence; a comment-only occurrence reports the order as unassertable. New decoy sabotage test red/green verified. Also parenthesized the implicit string concatenations Ruff flagged (ISC004). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(docs): align all Remotion packages to 4.0.499 CodeRabbit flagged the moved architecture-video project's manifest: Remotion requires every @remotion/* package at one identical version, but dependabot nearai#6658 bumped only @remotion/cli and @remotion/tailwind-v4 to 4.0.499, leaving remotion, @remotion/transitions, and @remotion/eslint-config-flat at 4.0.447 — a pre-existing break on main that surfaced here because the directory rename presents as a new project. Aligned all five to 4.0.499 and regenerated the lockfile; `npx remotion versions` now reports all packages at the correct version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: assert both signals in the literal-pattern fencing case Copilot (nearai#7259): test_mintignore_literal_file_fences used a pattern outside the frozen allowlist but discarded the `unexpected` result, so it passed while the checker it pins would fail — a misleading regression pin. The case now asserts both independent signals explicitly: the literal entry still fences its file (no publication leak) AND trips the frozen-list rule, with the interplay documented in the test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: mark the architecture video as stale pre-Reborn content Copilot flagged the relocated video scenes for citing crates/ironclaw_engine paths that no longer exist. The scenes are untouched April 2026 content (nearai#2365) presenting as new because of the directory rename; regenerating them against the Reborn architecture is deliberately out of scope for this move-only PR. Until that regeneration happens, a prominent README banner states what the video describes, why it is wrong today, where current docs live (openwiki/), and how to regenerate (architecture-video skill) — so the content cannot mislead contributors in the meantime. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: probe docs/docs.json in the has_docs scope pin Copilot (nearai#7259): navigation is half the publication-boundary contract — a nav-only edit can orphan a page into hidden-page territory or reference a missing source file — but no has_docs probe covered docs.json, so a future markdown-only narrowing of the trigger grep (e.g. ^docs/.*\.(md|mdx)$) would silently skip the gate for nav changes while every existing probe stayed green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ci): map the two sweep-touched dev scripts and satisfy rustfmt Two root causes behind the red CI on nearai#7259, both fallout from the docs path sweep touching files no docs-only change normally touches: * reborn_composition_boundaries.rs reads the (moved) composition pub-use snapshot; the longer docs/internal/plans/ path pushed the line past rustfmt's width. Reformatted. * The Reborn PR test planner fails closed on unmapped repo-root scripts. The sweep touched two local dev tools no workflow invokes — check-type-duplicates.py (docstring path) and render-architecture-video.sh (VIDEO_DIR path) — mapped both with per-file decisions in the planner's established style. Verified by running the planner against this branch's full 173-file changed list (green) plus its 61 self-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: commit the messaging-framework path rewrites dropped by the previous merge The prior merge commit staged files before running the path sweep, so its rewrites of nearai#6831's new files (docs/superpowers -> docs/internal/superpowers in three Rust doc comments, the plan, and standard-operations.md) were left unstaged and its message wrongly called the sweep a no-op. This commit is those rewrites. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… gate) and consolidate internal docs under docs/internal/ (nearai#7259) * docs: enforce the docs/ publication boundary with a frozen .mintignore and CI gate docs/ mixes the public Mintlify site with internal engineering docs, and omission from docs.json navigation is not a publication boundary: a page left out of navigation is still deployed, reachable by URL, and indexable. docs/design/ and docs/research/ were never added to docs/.mintignore, so both internal docs have been served as hidden pages on the public site. Close the gap and the process hole behind it: * Move docs/design/ and docs/research/ under docs/internal/, the one growing home for internal material — new internal docs now land inside the fence by default instead of requiring a .mintignore edit. * Freeze docs/.mintignore: scripts/ci/docs_publication_boundary.py rejects any new entry (legacy directories stay listed until consolidated into internal/; entries may only be removed). * Gate in CI (Code Style): every .md/.mdx under docs/ must be in docs.json navigation, matched by .mintignore, or carry `hidden: true` frontmatter marking a deliberately unlisted public page; navigation entries must have a source file. The gate has its own has_docs trigger because docs-only PRs skip every Rust lane, and it is checked in the roll-up before the has_code early exit so it blocks docs-only PRs too. Regression coverage: scripts/ci/test_docs_publication_boundary.py (16 cases, run by the CI job before the check; one pins the real docs/ tree as clean). Red/green verified: the checker flagged exactly docs/design/agent-activity-streaming.md and docs/research/pi-agent-deep-dive.md before the fix and passes after. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: relocate legacy internal doc directories under docs/internal/ — text-only Move plans/, superpowers/, qa/, adr/, architecture-video/, and reborn-binary.md from docs/ into docs/internal/, and rewrite every repo reference to the old paths (guidance files, script and workflow comments, Rust doc comments, the render-architecture-video VIDEO_DIR, the architecture-video skill, .coderabbit.yaml). Behavior unchanged: all references to these directories were textual except the video script's VIDEO_DIR, the skill paths, and the .coderabbit.yaml ignore, which are updated in step. docs/reborn/ deliberately stays put: its path is load-bearing (ironclaw_capabilities and ironclaw_architecture_tests read contract files from it at test time, and reborn-e2e.yml scope filters match it — pinned by scripts/ci/ws12_workflow_contracts.py). It consolidates into internal/ in a follow-up when those consumers can move with it; docs/.mintignore and FROZEN_MINTIGNORE_PATTERNS shrink to internal/ + reborn/ accordingly. Verified: docs publication boundary check green, its 16 self-tests green, ws12 workflow contracts green (46), touched YAML parses, zero references to the old paths remain outside git history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: cover the docs gate's entry point and pin its trigger in ws12 contracts Fixes the three findings from the multi-agent code review of this branch (security/bugs/performance/conventions clean; tests reviewer found 3): * main() was never called by any test — the exit-code contract, the three stderr violation blocks, and main()'s MintignoreSyntaxError handling were uncovered, so a regression returning 0 despite violations would have passed all tests while turning the CI gate into a no-op. Three new tests drive main() directly (clean tree, all violation classes, syntax error). * The has_docs trigger grep and the fail-closed roll-up guard had no pin. ws12_workflow_contracts.py now carries a has_docs CrateScopeFilter (docs/, the gate's own files, and the workflow in scope; crates and README out) plus code_style.yml REQUIRED_MARKERS for the job, both steps, and the roll-up guard — with sabotage tests proving narrowing the grep or removing a marker fails loudly. Red/green verified. * is_ignored()'s slash-glob pattern branch (contains '/' but not trailing) had no fixture; covered with design/*.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: pin the docs-gate guard's ordering, not just its presence Fixes the three findings from review round 2 (security/bugs/performance clean; tests found 2, conventions found 1): * REQUIRED_MARKERS is presence-only, so relocating the docs-gate roll-up guard to after the has_code early exit — the exact silent-skip bug the guard exists to prevent — passed every contract check. New validate_code_style_docs_guard_order() pins guard-before-early-exit in code_style.yml, with a sabotage test that relocates the guard line and a checked-in-order pass test. Red/green verified. * CrateScopeFilterSabotageTests' docstring still described "the three remaining crate-keyed filters"; updated for the fourth, non-crate-keyed has_docs pin (review-discipline.md: guardrail docs must match the code). * is_ignored()'s nested-directory pattern branch (a trailing-slash entry with an internal slash, e.g. `design/sub/`) never executed under the suite; covered by test_mintignore_nested_directory_pattern_fences. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: fix relative ADR links missed by the path sweep; align checker hint with the frozen fence Addresses the Copilot review on nearai#7259: * The reference sweep rewrote literal `docs/adr` strings but not relative markdown links: `../../adr/` in target-architecture/{CHECKLIST,PROPOSAL}.md, `../../../adr/` in families/domains.md, and the hooks CLAUDE.md link (which also carried a pre-existing wrong depth from the WS7 family move) all resolved to the old location. A repo-wide relative-link scan found exactly these seven move-caused breaks; the remaining broken links predate this branch (WS7 crate-move fallout in testing-playbook.md, one dead June plan link) or are Mintlify extensionless links that resolve on the site. * The checker's remediation hint said "add its directory to docs/.mintignore", contradicting the frozen-fence rule the same script enforces; it now directs authors to move internal material under docs/internal/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: only executable guard occurrences satisfy the docs-gate order pin CodeRabbit (Major, nearai#7259): validate_code_style_docs_guard_order used a raw str.find, so a commented-out copy of the guard above the has_code early exit — a realistic refactor leftover — satisfied the pin while the executable guard sat below the exit, silently unhooking the gate for docs-only PRs. The validator now strips comment lines before matching and requires EVERY live guard occurrence to precede the first early-exit occurrence; a comment-only occurrence reports the order as unassertable. New decoy sabotage test red/green verified. Also parenthesized the implicit string concatenations Ruff flagged (ISC004). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(docs): align all Remotion packages to 4.0.499 CodeRabbit flagged the moved architecture-video project's manifest: Remotion requires every @remotion/* package at one identical version, but dependabot nearai#6658 bumped only @remotion/cli and @remotion/tailwind-v4 to 4.0.499, leaving remotion, @remotion/transitions, and @remotion/eslint-config-flat at 4.0.447 — a pre-existing break on main that surfaced here because the directory rename presents as a new project. Aligned all five to 4.0.499 and regenerated the lockfile; `npx remotion versions` now reports all packages at the correct version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: assert both signals in the literal-pattern fencing case Copilot (nearai#7259): test_mintignore_literal_file_fences used a pattern outside the frozen allowlist but discarded the `unexpected` result, so it passed while the checker it pins would fail — a misleading regression pin. The case now asserts both independent signals explicitly: the literal entry still fences its file (no publication leak) AND trips the frozen-list rule, with the interplay documented in the test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: mark the architecture video as stale pre-Reborn content Copilot flagged the relocated video scenes for citing crates/ironclaw_engine paths that no longer exist. The scenes are untouched April 2026 content (nearai#2365) presenting as new because of the directory rename; regenerating them against the Reborn architecture is deliberately out of scope for this move-only PR. Until that regeneration happens, a prominent README banner states what the video describes, why it is wrong today, where current docs live (openwiki/), and how to regenerate (architecture-video skill) — so the content cannot mislead contributors in the meantime. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: probe docs/docs.json in the has_docs scope pin Copilot (nearai#7259): navigation is half the publication-boundary contract — a nav-only edit can orphan a page into hidden-page territory or reference a missing source file — but no has_docs probe covered docs.json, so a future markdown-only narrowing of the trigger grep (e.g. ^docs/.*\.(md|mdx)$) would silently skip the gate for nav changes while every existing probe stayed green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ci): map the two sweep-touched dev scripts and satisfy rustfmt Two root causes behind the red CI on nearai#7259, both fallout from the docs path sweep touching files no docs-only change normally touches: * reborn_composition_boundaries.rs reads the (moved) composition pub-use snapshot; the longer docs/internal/plans/ path pushed the line past rustfmt's width. Reformatted. * The Reborn PR test planner fails closed on unmapped repo-root scripts. The sweep touched two local dev tools no workflow invokes — check-type-duplicates.py (docstring path) and render-architecture-video.sh (VIDEO_DIR path) — mapped both with per-file decisions in the planner's established style. Verified by running the planner against this branch's full 173-file changed list (green) plus its 61 self-tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: commit the messaging-framework path rewrites dropped by the previous merge The prior merge commit staged files before running the path sweep, so its rewrites of nearai#6831's new files (docs/superpowers -> docs/internal/superpowers in three Rust doc comments, the plan, and standard-operations.md) were left unstaged and its message wrongly called the sweep a no-op. This commit is those rewrites. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
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