The operator decided on 2026-09-18 that the two checks must stop measuring a
phrase and start measuring behaviour. The reason is the gate's own caveat: a
phrase probe closes on rewording, so "Phase 7 no longer says 'Skip for
trekplans'" and "the rubric no longer says 'exists and passes'" could both have
been satisfied by an edit that changed no behaviour at all. Both entries now
point at code a test exercises:
D-03 lib/**/*.mjs exports runPlanVerification
D-04 lib/**/*.mjs exports formatCriteriaEvidence
Verified open against the pre-fix tree (8d1669e) and closed against this one —
a check that cannot be seen to fire is not evidence.
What the probes can and cannot prove is now stated by the gate itself rather
than left to the reader. `PROBE_NOTES` carries one note per kind, the detail
line prints a note for every kind PRESENT in the row (and none for a kind no
entry declares), and the open/closed tags name the kind instead of labelling
`phrase` alone and leaving every other kind unlabelled. A behaviour probe
proves the capability exists; it does not prove a prose phase calls it — the
wiring is pinned by tests/lib/doc-consistency.test.mjs, and the gate says so.
THE DENOMINATOR MOVED ON PURPOSE. `tests/fixtures/end-state-frozen.json` and
the `FROZEN` literal in `tests/scripts/end-state-gate.test.mjs` carry new
signatures for D-03 and D-04, amended together and dated in both places. That
is the freeze mechanism working, not a bypass: the integrity check went
VIOLATED the moment the checks changed and stayed red until the amendment was
written down. The list may change — only as a decision said out loud. Nothing
else about the denominator moved: seven defect ids, three experiment ids, and
the agents/decisions/freeze configuration are unchanged, and no entry was
removed.
Gate after: defects 0 of 7, registry intact, still RED and exit 1 on the other
four rows — which is correct.
Suite: 1120 (1118/0/2), up 3.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An independent adversarial review of the end-state gate reproduced a GREEN result, exit 0,
with the gate's 18 tests passing. Only the registry and the STATE markers were edited; every
other file stayed byte-identical. The judged party owned the denominator, and nothing
guarded it. This change closes that finding and three more, and reopens a defect the gate
had closed too early.
Registry integrity (the blocker):
- tests/fixtures/end-state-frozen.json freezes the denominator. It holds the 7 defect ids
and 3 experiment ids, each with a sha256 signature of its check (canonical JSON, key
order irrelevant), plus the exact agents / decisions / freeze configuration.
- The rule: an entry may close; it may never disappear or have its check changed. New
entries are allowed. spawnSites may never include agents/.
- The test file pins the manifest literally, with a comment that the denominator was
frozen on 2026-09-17 and that changing it is a decision. The gate verifies the registry
against the manifest on every run.
- A violation makes the gate red and names what moved. A missing manifest makes integrity
n/a, which is also red.
Dormant means "never spawned", not "never mentioned":
- An agent counts as spawned only when a command names it in a spawn instruction: a row of
a table headed `Agent`, a line that starts with Launch/Spawn, or a **name** block followed
by a Prompt: line.
- Prose, negations, HTML comments and fenced code never count. Block quotes cannot match
either, because every form is anchored at the start of the line.
- Re-measured under this definition: still 1 of 20 (synthesis-agent). Per agent, every other
spawnable agent has a spawn instruction in at least one command.
A fifth tally, feat-after-freeze:
- It counts commits after the `end-state-freeze` tag whose subject matches
^feat(\(|!|:).
- The row is n/a, and therefore red, when there is no tag yet, the root is not a git work
tree, or the root is not the top of its work tree. It is never 0.
Honest output:
- Every registry entry now declares its probe kind (phrase or byte).
- Open phrase probes are labelled as such, and closed ids are listed. The output states that
a closed phrase probe is evidence, not proof of behaviour. D-03 and D-04 stay open and
labelled; how they are fixed is still to be decided.
- The decisions row now says it counts ticks, not verified decisions.
D-07 reopened:
- Its check now also covers README.md and commands/trekresearch.md, where the "orchestrator
runs on opus" claim still lives. README even ships a sed recipe for `model: opus` lines no
command has.
- Defects are 3 of 7 until the separate docs fix lands.
Three surviving review mutants were killed with tests:
- an empty glob over an existing dir is silent;
- the header counts n/a rows as zero;
- a dormant-row error reads as 0.
Measured on a clean export of the index:
- Mutation harness, adapted from the review's: review code mutants 18 of 18 killed. Four of
them were re-targeted at the equivalent new code. M02 survived until a test with an
intact registry plus a missing freeze tag was added.
- New-logic mutants: 12 of 12 killed. One equivalent mutant (block-quote stripping) was
removed together with the dead clause it targeted.
- Registry attacks: 7 of 7 killed.
- The review's combined green attack (registry + STATE only) is now RED, exit 1:
"defects: D-03 is frozen but missing from the registry".
- Gate tests 38/38. Suite 1059 -> 1079 (1077/0/2).
- Gate: RED, defects 3 of 7, experiments 3 of 3, dormant 1 of 20; decisions and
feat-after-freeze are n/a in a clean export.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Voyage now has a destination that can fail: finish the phase-2 pipeline, close the open
experiments, freeze. This adds the gate that measures the distance to it. Nothing is
fixed or removed here; every defect and every removal is its own change.
scripts/end-state-gate.mjs counts four tallies; finished = all four at 0.
defects listed in scripts/end-state-registry.json, each with a runnable check
experiments listed in the registry, each with a runnable check
dormant-agents spawnable agents no commands/*.md references (structural, word-bounded;
files carrying the reference-document marker are excluded)
decisions open operator decisions in the local STATE.md, by a fixed marker
Exit 0 green, 1 red, 2 usage/registry error. `--json` for machines.
Fail-closed by construction: an entry with no check, or whose check cannot run (missing
file, empty glob, missing section), is NOT FELLABLE and counts as open; a missing STATE.md,
a missing section, or an unmarked list item in it makes the decisions tally n/a, which
keeps the gate red. The decisions row is therefore n/a in any clean clone.
Result today (clean export of the index): RED, 0 of 4 tallies at 0 -
defects 7 of 7, experiments 3 of 3, dormant agents 1 of 20, decisions n/a.
With the local STATE present: decisions 11 of 12.
Verified in both directions: 18 fixture tests pin each tally at 0 and above 0. Each of the
10 registry checks was measured open on this tree and closed after a simulated fix on a
throwaway copy (10 of 10). That run caught a too-broad D-03 check - Phase 4's legitimate
entry-condition skip also matched - which is now scoped to the Phase 7 section.
Suite 1041 -> 1059 (1057/0/2), also run on the clean export.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The SC asks two things of an effort: high run: that it discovered at least
one dimension AND that the dimension list in the output brief is a TRUE
SUPERSET of the interview-derived ones. activationCheck computed
dimensions - dimensions_baseline >= 1 and returned ok on that alone. A
count delta says nothing about membership: a run that dropped two
interview dimensions and appended three discovered ones is +1 and passed
the check while violating the second half outright. Supersetness was
asserted only by Phase 4.5's prose contract that discovery appends -
nothing read it.
The stats record cannot carry the dimension names that would show it
directly: names are free prose, and lib/exporters/field-allowlist.mjs
denies prose by omission (question, project_dir, brief_path are already
excluded for that reason). So the run attests membership with
dimensions_baseline_preserved, a boolean set in a new Phase 4.5 step 5,
and the gate refuses to call activation OK without it. An ABSENT
attestation fails rather than falling back to the old count-only rule -
otherwise legacy rows would keep passing on the defect.
Producer side wired end to end: the record format, the measurement-fields
prose (five fields -> six), the exporter allowlist, the jsonl-schemas
fixture row, and the --activation-check comment in
docs/storm-measurement.md.
Review finding d2786604458207a5a73478cdcb6a54bbdb92141d (MINOR).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LuGhWAbWyRFBFeemfhxoVv
Two defects in the adoption gate, both in the direction that flatters
adoption.
1. A non-numeric empty_turns counted as an eligible run.
Number('many') is NaN, and the test was `Number.isFinite(empty) &&
empty > 0`, so NaN fell through to the eligible branch. Measured
before: 0 -> eligible, 2 -> excluded, undefined -> eligible, null ->
eligible, 'many' -> ELIGIBLE, NaN -> ELIGIBLE. The exclusion is one of
the two properties docs/storm-measurement.md names as carrying this
gate's honesty, and the run whose bookkeeping broke is the run whose
numbers deserve the least trust. Now excluded. Absent and null stay
eligible via `?? 0` - a field never written is a genuine zero on a run
where the loop never armed.
2. The printed threshold line said "adopt >= 30.0% on BOTH - decline <
15.0% on BOTH" while decideVerdict evaluates OR on both sides. S82
restored the pre-registered OR rule in the logic (c37bf50d) and left
this line describing the stricter AND gate, one line above the verdict
that OR produced. The summary is the only form of the rule most readers
ever see, so it now states EITHER on both sides and that adopt wins
ties. Found while fixing (1); not a review finding.
A test pins the printed line against the string "on BOTH" so the two
cannot drift apart again silently.
Review finding 24a76c21ffc694cd782cd449212c9502d31aeda6 (MINOR).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LuGhWAbWyRFBFeemfhxoVv
The brief pre-registers "median forbedring >= 30 % pa (a) eller (b) ->
adopt. < 15 % -> decline." decideVerdict() required BOTH metrics to clear
the adopt bar and BOTH to fall under the decline bar, a rule introduced at
execution time (plan Step 11 restated the brief's wording unchanged).
The divergence is behavioural, not cosmetic: sources +90% / dimensions +10%
is adopt under the brief and was inconclusive in code; sources +2% /
dimensions +20% is decline under the brief and was inconclusive in code.
Adopt is evaluated before decline, so the OR bars do not conflict where they
overlap. docs/storm-measurement.md §2 and the test pins follow the same rule.
The stricter AND rule may well be the better decision procedure — but
changing it after the fact is exactly what pre-registration exists to
prevent. Review finding c37bf50d.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011vPSXe88qp5aqWUqbDNWoF
The operator pointed at ~/repos/claude-code-100x/claude-code-100x/build-site.js
as the annotation reference from the start. v4.2/v4.3 built a bespoke
playground instead. v5.0.0 deleted it. v5.0.1 pointed at /playground
document-critique (Claude-leads, wrong direction). v5.0.2 was operator-led
but too thin (line-click + freeform note, no intent). v5.0.3 finally
matches the reference.
scripts/annotate.mjs rewritten:
- Markdown rendered as proper article HTML (h1/p/li/ul/table/blockquote/pre)
instead of line-numbered raw lines.
- Pencil-toggle annotation mode in the topbar, default ON.
- Select text OR click any element → form popover at cursor.
- Three intent buttons: Fiks (red) / Endre (orange) / Spørsmål (blue).
- Comment textarea. Save (Cmd+Enter), Cancel (Esc).
- Section context auto-detected from nearest h1/h2.
- Sidebar panel: annotations grouped by section, intent badges,
snippet quotes, delete buttons, click-to-scroll with flash highlight.
- Copy Prompt: structured markdown export with intent labels.
- localStorage persistence keyed on absolute artifact path
(voyage-annotate:v2: prefix to avoid colliding with v5.0.2 state).
Tests: 12 (up from 10), all passing. npm test: 518 / 516 pass / 0 fail / 2 skipped.
Reference: ~/repos/claude-code-100x/claude-code-100x/build-site.js
lines 1431–2255 (annotation UI section).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
v5.0.0 added a read-only HTML render. v5.0.1 deleted that and pointed at
/playground document-critique, which pre-generates Claude's suggestions
and asks the operator to approve/reject them. The operator asked for the
opposite — a surface where THEY drive every annotation. v5.0.2 lands it.
scripts/annotate.mjs (~430 lines, zero deps) takes any artifact .md and
writes a self-contained HTML next to it. The HTML renders the document
with line numbers, lets the operator click any line to add their own
note (inline textarea, save with Cmd+Enter or button), keeps a sidebar
of all notes (editable + deletable + persisted in localStorage per
artifact path), and exposes Copy Prompt to gather every note into one
structured prompt. Operator copies, pastes back, Claude revises the .md.
The three producing commands now run annotate.mjs at their last step and
print the file:// link with explicit "Click any line to add YOUR OWN note"
instructions. The v5.0.1 /playground document-critique line is gone.
npm test green: 516 tests, 514 pass, 0 fail, 2 skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The v5.0.0 stop-gap had /trekbrief, /trekplan, and /trekreview each render
a read-only {artifact}.html (via scripts/render-artifact.mjs) AND print a
vague "run the /playground plugin" instruction. In practice the read-only
HTML was redundant with what /playground produces and the instruction
wasn't copy-paste-ready — the operator had to guess the right invocation.
v5.0.1 deletes scripts/render-artifact.mjs + its test + npm run render,
and makes each producing command end with a single boxed, literal,
copy-paste-ready line:
/playground build a document-critique playground for {artifact_path}
One paste from the operator launches the official playground skill's
document-critique template, which builds an interactive HTML — artifact
on the left, per-line Approve/Reject/Comment cards on the right, Copy
Prompt button at the bottom. Mark suggestions, click Copy Prompt, paste
back, Claude revises the .md. Doc-consistency test pins the literal
invocation so the prose cannot soften back into vagueness.
npm test green: 503 tests, 501 pass, 0 fail, 2 skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The v4.2/v4.3 bespoke playground SPA (~388 KB), the /trekrevise command,
Handover 8 (annotation → revision), the supporting lib/ modules
(anchor-parser, annotation-digest, markdown-write, revision-guard), the
Playwright e2e suite, and the @playwright/test / @axe-core/playwright
devDeps are removed. A browser walkthrough found the playground borderline
unusable, and it duplicated the official /playground plugin's
document-critique / diff-review templates.
In their place: scripts/render-artifact.mjs — a small, zero-dependency
renderer that turns a brief/plan/review .md into a self-contained,
design-system-styled, zero-network .html (frontmatter folded into a
<details> block). /trekbrief, /trekplan, and /trekreview call it on their
last step and print the file:// link; to annotate, run /playground
(document-critique) on the .md and paste the generated prompt back.
Resolves the v4.3.1-deferred findings as moot (their target files are
deleted). npm test green: 509 tests, 507 pass, 0 fail, 2 skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
