Tracer bullet of the migration design (Gate 4, slice 1): pinned v0.1.1
baseline under docs/sources/upstream/ with provenance note, the
Karpathy block moved verbatim to docs/sources/regelwerk/ (standing
rule mapped onto the sources read-only mechanism), AGENTS.md assembled
from the byte-true upstream sections plus the project section 6
(group rules condensed from the old CLAUDE.md), CLAUDE.md reduced to
the upstream pointer, WORKFLOW.md and all four templates copied,
schema.yaml extended (issue milestone/priority/status columns,
component type, wiki area vision - all flagged in the header),
validate.py and gen_status.py forked with marked extensions,
pruefe_upstream_drift.py added, STATUS.md generated, CI gains the
offline validate job, README directory link defused.
Verified: validate 0 errors 0 warnings (the three pre-existing
directory-link errors are gone), gen_status --check current,
drift check 0 findings, baseline byte-identical to the reference
checkout (10/10 files), four negative tests fire (WIP limit 3x
in-progress, waiting without wartegrund, component slug mismatch,
single-byte drift in WORKFLOW.md). gen_status needs Python >= 3.10
locally (write_text newline) - noted for the design AAR.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Looks for things that quietly stopped working. Every check mirrors a case that actually happened this month, named in its docstring: a repo that was never mirrored, mirror drift, pipelines with zero jobs, a successful job without artifacts, an npm package too small to contain a build, and Authentik blueprints stuck on error. Nothing is checked on suspicion.
The project list is read from the group at runtime rather than maintained in code - a hardcoded list is exactly where a new repo slips through for years. The first run proved the point by surfacing two projects nobody had in mind.
It aborts when a credential is missing instead of skipping quietly. A check that disables itself reports nothing for years and is indistinguishable from all clear.
Refs axion1337.chat/management#28
Thore CimbalandClaude Fable 5