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Reviewer's GuideRefines the native desktop migration strategy docs by adding a detailed Qt-first roadmap revision and tightening the Tauri transitional maintenance policy around #332, emphasizing portable-vs-runtime classification, cross-renderer acceptance criteria, and strict renderer-neutral architecture invariants. Sequence diagram for cross-renderer lifecycle acceptancesequenceDiagram
participant Harness as BenchmarkHarness
participant PWA as PWA
participant Tauri as Tauri
participant Qt as Qt
participant Core as RustCore
Harness->>PWA: run GOLDEN_DESKTOP_LIFECYCLE_332
PWA->>Core: edit_and_autosave
Harness->>PWA: background_and_resume
Harness->>Tauri: run GOLDEN_DESKTOP_LIFECYCLE_332
Tauri->>Core: edit_and_autosave
Harness->>Tauri: background_and_resume
Harness->>Qt: run GOLDEN_DESKTOP_LIFECYCLE_332
Qt->>Core: edit_and_autosave
Harness->>Qt: background_and_resume
Harness->>Harness: compare latency_memory_and_lifecycle_results
Flow diagram for Tauri evidence exit and Qt transfer readinessflowchart TD
S[#332 observed symptom] --> C{Portable or runtime-specific?}
C -->|Data, security, app/Core, or portable memory defect| F[FIX or DEFER-TO-CORE]
C -->|Narrow adapter defect| A[FIX or MITIGATE]
C -->|Runtime, compositor, driver, or WebProcess correlation| E[Bounded evidence]
C -->|Unknown ownership| I[Instrument until ownership narrows]
E --> X[G1.5 Tauri Evidence Exit]
I --> C
X --> H[Reusable lifecycle and benchmark scenarios]
H --> Q[G2.5 Qt Renderer Differential Gate]
Q -->|Pass| M[Proceed with broad Qt migration]
Q -->|Fail| R[Pause Qt investment and review architecture]
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This PR successfully refines the desktop migration strategy documentation without introducing any blocking issues. The changes are documentation-only and appropriately scoped:
Key Additions:
- Comprehensive Desktop Migration Roadmap Revision 3 with clear gates, waves, and decision criteria
- Enhanced Tauri Transitional Maintenance policy with portable-vs-runtime classification
- Formal investment gates (G1.5, G2.5) and Wave 2.5 for evidence-based migration
- Cross-renderer benchmark framework and GOLDEN-DESKTOP-LIFECYCLE-332 acceptance scenario
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The PR correctly declares no changes to authority, runtime code, CI requirements, or security boundaries. The documentation strengthens architectural invariants around the DesktopPlatform boundary and renderer-neutral Core.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change replaces the PWA audit with an architecture specification, adds reuse and ownership governance, introduces the Revision 3 desktop roadmap, expands Qt and Tauri qualification rules, and extends the native-readiness checker. ChangesNative strategy governance
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…oopholes Root-clustered remediation for the first fresh review epoch on the reconciled head (three codex findings): - Broken binding authority chain (P1): AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and ADR-0021 all direct contributors to ROADMAP-QT-GPUI-DESKTOP.md as the full Qt strategy, but that document still self-identifies as "Revision: 2" with no mention of DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md anywhere in any of the three canonical entry points -- confirmed via direct grep. A contributor following the documented path would never discover G1.5, G2.5, or Wave 2.5. Each of the four files now explicitly names Revision 3 as a binding amendment at the point where it already points to the roadmap, rather than leaving it a standalone, undiscoverable "proposed" refinement. - Gate-matrix internal contradiction (P1): the Linux graphics differential row's kill condition said "unexplained unbounded resource growth," while Revision 3's own admission rule (and this same file's general kill criteria, two sections later) states that explained or unexplained unbounded growth is a failure -- an explanation cannot convert an unbounded Qt leak into a pass. The qualifier created exactly the loophole it was flagged for: a scorecard could record a pass on this row while failing the governing roadmap rule on the same evidence. Removed the qualifier; the row now states explicitly that an explanation does not convert a pass. - Checker scope gap (P2): the QF-D assertion searched the entire QT-EARLY-KILLER-GATES.md document for the phrase "Linux graphics differential," so deleting the actual Gate-matrix row (with its binding proof/kill-condition requirements) would still pass, since the same phrase survives in the early-lane heading and ownership text elsewhere in the file. Scoped the assertion to the "## Gate matrix" section specifically (reusing the existing section() helper, not a new parser) and added a second assertion on the kill condition's exact wording, so a future edit weakening either the row's presence or its "explained or not" language fails the check. Empirically verified both directions: temporarily deleted the row and confirmed the check now fails with the new assertion (it would have silently passed before this fix); restored the row and confirmed the check passes again. All three findings validated against the exact current file content before fixing (not just the reviewer's wording). Local validation: lint, 4-checker typecheck, ci:prepush, native-readiness check all clean.
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In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Line 104: Update the roadmap count statement in CLAUDE.md to distinguish the
22-entry base roadmap from the complete amended roadmap, which contains 23
entries after adding Wave 2.5.
In `@docs/native/DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md`:
- Line 3: Update the Status declaration in DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md to
use the adopted normative/binding state consistent with
ARCHITECTURE-REUSE-OWNERSHIP.md and ROADMAP-QT-GPUI-DESKTOP.md, unless the
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In `@docs/native/QT-EARLY-KILLER-GATES.md`:
- Around line 122-128: Update QT-EARLY-KILLER-GATES.md to assign distinct
identifiers to the reduced QF-D graphics differential and the full Qt
qualification lifecycle. Define the exact reduced workload steps and its gate
mapping, while reserving GOLDEN-DESKTOP-LIFECYCLE-332 or another explicit
identifier for the shared PWA/Tauri/Qt scenario so partial graphics runs cannot
be treated as the canonical full scenario.
- Around line 49-53: Align the Linux graphics differential requirement in
QT-EARLY-KILLER-GATES.md with QF-D by removing permissive “where available” or
lineage-based wording, or implement the documented exception path in
check-native-readiness.mjs. Ensure any non-applicable representative-hardware
gate requires an explicit written rationale and architecture decision,
preventing missing evidence from being silently accepted.
In `@docs/native/TAURI-TRANSITIONAL-MAINTENANCE.md`:
- Line 214: Update the prose line beginning with the issue reference so the
leading `#332` is wrapped in backticks, preserving the sentence while preventing
Markdown from interpreting it as a heading.
In `@docs/PWA-AUDIT.md`:
- Line 67: Correct the issue-number prose triggering Markdownlint MD018: in
docs/PWA-AUDIT.md lines 67-67, docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE-REUSE-OWNERSHIP.md
lines 263-263 and 387-387, and docs/native/DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md
lines 902-902, prefix each sentence with “Issue” or “The”, or wrap the leading
issue identifier in backticks; preserve the dependency references and meaning.
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Root-clustered remediation for the second fresh review epoch on the reconciled head (four CodeRabbit findings, plus two low-cost markdownlint nits folded into the same consolidated push): - Execution-entry count ambiguity: CLAUDE.md said "the Qt-first roadmap has 22 execution entries... amended by the binding [Revision 3]" in one sentence, which could be misread as 22 being the post-amendment total. Split into two sentences: 22 is the base roadmap; Revision 3 adds a 23rd (Wave 2.5) plus gates G1.5/G2.5. - Revision-3 authority-status contradiction: DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md's own Status line said "Proposed binding refinement," while ARCHITECTURE-REUSE-OWNERSHIP.md and this same reconciliation's own new note in ROADMAP-QT-GPUI-DESKTOP.md both already call it the normative, binding amendment. Changed the Status line to "Adopted binding refinement" to match -- confirmed no other "Proposed" status language exists elsewhere in the file. - Representative-hardware exception not tied to the Decision rule: the early "Linux graphics differential" lane says "where available" / "where the #332 lineage applies" without connecting those conditionals to this same document's own Decision rule, which requires a written rationale and architecture decision for any non-applicable gate rather than a silent skip. Both conditional mentions now explicitly reference that requirement. - Dual-use GOLDEN-DESKTOP-LIFECYCLE-332 identifier: the early lane called its own scoped-down probe "the reduced GOLDEN-DESKTOP-LIFECYCLE-332 differential" using the same bare identifier as the full fourteen-step scenario defined in REV3.md §5.5, so a partial graphics-only run could be conflated with the canonical full scenario used for later Qt qualification. Renamed the early-lane subset to GOLDEN-DESKTOP-LIFECYCLE-332-QF-D with an explicit, self-contained definition (Alt-Tab/minimize-restore cycles plus a bounded memory-trend sample) and an explicit "must never be substituted for the full scenario" statement; added a reciprocal cross-reference at the full scenario's own description pointing back to REV3.md §5.5 as the authoritative definition. - Markdownlint MD018 (leading #NNN read as an ATX heading): wrapped the issue reference in backticks at all 5 flagged prose locations across TAURI-TRANSITIONAL-MAINTENANCE.md, PWA-AUDIT.md, ARCHITECTURE-REUSE-OWNERSHIP.md (x2), and DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md. Swept the same six files for any other line-leading #NNN pattern the linter didn't flag; found three more, all inside fenced ```text code blocks where MD018 does not apply -- left unchanged, confirmed as correct exemptions, not missed instances. All findings validated against the exact current file content before fixing. Local validation: lint, 4-checker typecheck, ci:prepush, native-readiness check all clean.
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Summary
Refines the Qt-first desktop migration strategy using the accumulated #332 packaged Linux evidence and now codifies the cross-cutting reuse/ownership discipline required to execute the migration and the first-class PWA program without parallel product architectures.
This remains an architecture/governance PR. It changes no shipped runtime authority and introduces no production Qt UI.
What changes
Revision-3 native migration refinement
docs/native/DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.mdas the normative Revision-3 strategic refinement to ADR-0021 / the canonical Qt-first roadmap for the subjects it explicitly narrows or strengthens;TAURI-TRANSITIONAL-MAINTENANCE.mdwith portable-vs-runtime classification, memory classification, stop-loss rules, cross-renderer acceptance evidence, clean-process-tree requirements, and a formal Qt handoff policy;Cross-cutting architecture reuse / ownership governance
docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE-REUSE-OWNERSHIP.mdas a governance companion, not another roadmap;ONE PRODUCT MODEL / ONE VERSIONED PROJECT TRUTH / ONE AUTHORITY PER SEMANTIC CAPABILITY;Mechanical enforcement
scripts/check-native-readiness.mjsnow also verifies that the reuse/ownership policy retains critical invariants, including:Repository issue reconciliation performed alongside this refinement
The related GitHub issues now carry maintainer-level architecture refinements so implementation agents do not reinterpret the umbrella work as greenfield:
docs/PWA-AUDIT.mdevolution;ExternalLaunchIntentand permits only a bounded Capture Inbox as genuinely new domain capability;worldscript-autosaveBackground Sync semantics;Non-goals
Governance
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Codify a reuse-first architecture governance model and refine the Qt-first desktop migration and PWA strategies around shared product truth, explicit renderer boundaries, and evidence-based transition gates.
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