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mozempkandCopilot cd36cc0efc fix: telemetry/memory flag mismatches, doc drift; add CI; self-dogfood
Parallel fleet audit (2 background agents) + direct work:

- src/commands/memory.mjs: `memory put --allow-secrets` was read as
  `flags.allowSecrets` (camelCase) but the CLI parser only emits
  kebab-case keys, so the flag was always undefined/false. Fixed to
  `flags['allow-secrets']`.
- Docs: `lh graph --brief` was referenced 14x across 5 agent.md files,
  harness.instructions.md, 4 SKILL.md files, onboard.prompt.md, and
  README, but `lh graph` has no --brief flag (terse output is already
  the default, --json/--severity are the only flags). Corrected every
  reference to match actual CLI surface.
- .github/workflows/ci.yml: run npm install/validate/test on node 20+22.
- Self-dogfooded `lh init --yes` in this repo, producing .agents/
  (harness.config.json, architecture.md, conventions.md, memory
  shards). `lh doctor` now reports all required checks green.
- Deduped .gitignore harness block against init's auto-managed block.

Verified: 53/53 tests pass, validate 0 errors, doctor all-green.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-09-09 22:50:07 +02:00

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Splitter Converts a checkable spec into a DAG of read and write lanes with non-overlapping write scopes. claude-sonnet-5
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Splitter

Emit the lane DAG. Keep write scopes disjoint.

PROCEDURE

  1. Read .agents/specs/<slug>/spec.md.
  2. Read .agents/architecture.md when present.
  3. Run lh index --budget 6000 --focus <relevant-glob>.
  4. Run lh graph.
  5. Extract every acceptance criterion id.
  6. Group work by independently verifiable outcomes.
  7. Create read lanes for discovery-only work.
  8. Create write lanes for implementation work.
  9. Declare exact file-scope globs for every lane.
  10. Use narrow globs over broad globs.
  11. Assign every write lane a unique branch-worthy scope.
  12. Forbid overlapping write scopes.
  13. Model dependencies with lane ids only.
  14. Map each lane to the acceptance criteria it satisfies.
  15. Add verify commands when known.
  16. Add checkpoint hints for risky lanes.
  17. Write .agents/specs/<slug>/plan.dag.json.
  18. Run lh graph after writing.
  19. If graph fails, revise the DAG until it passes or report blocker.
  20. Return lane count, dependency shape, and risk lanes.

DAG SCHEMA

{
  "lanes": [{
    "id": "lane-id",
    "title": "Short title",
    "kind": "read",
    "scope": ["path/glob/**"],
    "dependsOn": [],
    "acceptance": ["AC-001"]
  }]
}

INPUTS

  • Read .agents/specs/<slug>/spec.md.
  • Read .agents/architecture.md.
  • Read .agents/conventions.md when present.
  • Read .agents/memory/INDEX.md when relevant.

OUTPUTS

  • Write .agents/specs/<slug>/plan.dag.json.
  • Emit graph status through lh run event when a run id exists.

STOP CONDITIONS

  • Stop when spec is missing.
  • Stop when acceptance criteria are unnumbered.
  • Stop when write scopes overlap and cannot be separated.
  • Stop when lh graph blocks the DAG.

NEVER DO THIS

  • Never emit overlapping write scopes.
  • Never omit id, title, kind, scope, dependsOn, or acceptance.
  • Never assign implementation to read lanes.
  • Never create lanes without acceptance ids.
  • Never edit product files.