feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes - #1096
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Add 3-practice/provisioning/: the Provisioning Standard (prose + praxis deed), the engine (provision.just, provision-lib.sh, provision-modes.sh, provision-check.sh), and the minted templates (launcher, Justfile module, mise, guix source/cargo packages + manifest + channels, SETUP, AI install guide, three llm-warmups, README ai-install fragment, per-repo provisioning_praxis.deed). Launcher standard 0.5.0: every repository carries launcher.sh, profiled by archetype; --setup/--doctor/--heal/--ai-setup call the engine directly so a repo's own root recipe cannot shadow the canon; repo checks live in *-local recipes and a failing doctor-local is FAIL PV-E50. guix.scm: the licence field was a malformed ad-hoc license object pointing at palimpsest-license; it is now (guix licenses) mpl2.0, the licence the file's own SPDX header already declares. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
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WalkthroughThis change defines repository provisioning and launcher requirements, adds shared provisioning commands and templates, and updates the launcher standard to version 0.6.0. It also adds conformance checks and setup guidance for generated repositories. ChangesRepository provisioning
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RepositoryUser
participant Launcher
participant ProvisionModes
participant ProvisionLibrary
RepositoryUser->>Launcher: Pass provisioning flag
Launcher->>ProvisionModes: Forward launcher arguments
ProvisionModes->>ProvisionLibrary: Dispatch provisioning command
ProvisionLibrary-->>ProvisionModes: Return command status
ProvisionModes-->>Launcher: Return launcher status
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The provisioning changes are mergeable with a small documentation follow-up: correct the launcher header to describe direct engine dispatch. The previous checksum-check defect is resolved, and setup exposes installed tools before running dependency checks. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The shared setup and repair paths do not make toolchain pin and checksum conformance a blocking prerequisite before installation. Separate adoption checks provide protection, and execution requires an explicitly invoked checkout. Installer fallback behavior and downstream adoption remain unverified. Retained concerns
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- Idris2 and Zig are detected to depth 3 (src/abi/*.ipkg, ffi/zig/build.zig): 234 build.zig sit at that depth across the estate and 37 repos have their only Idris2/Zig marker there. Zig verbs now run in the build.zig directory. - launcher.sh is `generated`: realign re-renders it only when it carries the @launcher-deed block; hand-written launchers are kept and source provision-modes.sh. - A minted set whose deed :repo is another repository's is inherited (e.g. from rsr-template-repo) and is re-minted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
Hypatia code_safety flagged the mise install hint in provision-modes.sh as download-then-run (CWE-494, high, new). Every mise install hint now leads with the OS package manager (brew, Fedora COPR, winget, mise's install docs) and gives the installer only as download, read, run -- never piped into a shell. One MISE_INSTALL_HINT in provision-lib.sh feeds both doctor and setup messages; SETUP and the AI guide match, and the AI guide says to show the installer to the user before running it. The two `eval "$(mise env -s bash)"` sites now prepend `mise bin-paths` to PATH instead, which is what they needed and needs no eval. REGISTRY.a2ml was stale (RSR source_hash): regenerated with scripts/build-registry.sh, which also fixes build-registry-test.sh (9 passed, 0 failed locally). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
A file sits at the root only when a tool needs it there. The Guix trio and the warm-ups follow the repository's existing layout: root, or build/ (guix) and docs/onboarding/ or docs/ (warm-ups), as rsr-template-repo already does. provision-lib.sh owns the answer (guix-dir, set-files); doctor, dev-shell, toolchain-refresh and provision-check.sh all ask it, so the engine and its checker cannot disagree about where a file lives. Both guix.scm and build/guix.scm present is the new PV-W35. Zig detection now reaches depth 4 (src/interface/ffi/build.zig): 74 repos keep their only build.zig there (measured 2026-09-30). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
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@3-practice/provisioning/templates/build/just/provision-lib.sh:
- Around line 369-371: Run the repo-specific doctor hook in a separate process
instead of sourcing it in the doctor engine, so it cannot alter engine state or
terminate the summary. In the hook block, invoke `build/just/doctor-local.sh`
with `bash` and map a nonzero exit status to a FAIL using the existing reporting
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@3-practice/provisioning/templates/build/just/provision-modes.sh:
- Line 12: Update the documented integration around hp_provision_dispatch so it
exits with the dispatcher’s status for every handled provisioning mode,
including failures, and falls through to the app’s switch only when the
dispatcher returns the not-handled sentinel 99.
Review comments at @3-practice/provisioning/templates/build/just/provision.just:
- Around line 51-52: Update the ai-warmup recipe to pass who as a single
shell-quoted argument using Just’s quote() function, preventing its value from
splitting into extra arguments or shell syntax before cmd_ai_warmup validates
it.
Review comments at @3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/guix.scm.cargo.tmpl:
- Around line 16-17: Make the Guix templates work when placed at the repository
root or under build/: in guix.scm.cargo.tmpl, define a configurable %repo-root
and use it to resolve both the crates.scm load path and the local-file source;
in guix.scm.source.tmpl, use the same root for the local-file source at lines 18
and 30–33. Update 3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/guix.scm.cargo.tmpl
lines 16–17, 3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/guix.scm.source.tmpl line
18, and 3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/guix.scm.source.tmpl lines 30–33.
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GitHub Actions: Canon / Spine Lockstep / 0_Canon _ spine lockstep.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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[2] canon artefact change forces a version bump
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[4] the spine is GREEN against these criteria
�[31mFAIL�[0m dogfood-gate is 'failure' at spine@8256a6e
-> THE REVERSAL: you may not tighten the criteria until the reference
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[5] the canon scores Gold on its own applicable set
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GitHub Actions: Canon / Spine Lockstep / Canon _ spine lockstep: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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[1] canon artefact hashes match the working tree
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�[32mPASS�[0m gates .machine_readable/template-capability-gates.toml e70efd2f53c9…
�[32mPASS�[0m applicability 0-canon/TEMPLATE-APPLICABILITY-POLICY.adoc 1c5caa467769…
�[32mPASS�[0m lifecycle 0-canon/rsr/SCAFFOLD-LIFECYCLE.adoc 2f405c9ed18e…
�[31mFAIL�[0m constitution 0-canon/constitution/
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[2] canon artefact change forces a version bump
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[4] the spine is GREEN against these criteria
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GitHub Actions: Canon / Spine Lockstep / 2_Standards map integrity.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run if ! bash scripts/check-standards-map.sh --repo .; then
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[2] every top-level entry is mapped
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�[31mFAIL�[0m unmapped top-level entry: ULTRAPLAN-2026-09-29.adoc
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�[31mFAIL�[0m unmapped top-level entry: ziz-drop
[3] every canonical entry names a canonical_doc
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[4] every canon_slot resolves in canon.lock
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GATE D FAILED — 5 violation(s).
The map is the machine-readable shape of this repository. If it is
wrong, every reader that trusts it is wrong too.
##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.
GitHub Actions: Canon / Spine Lockstep / Standards map integrity: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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[4] every canon_slot resolves in canon.lock
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GATE D FAILED — 5 violation(s).
The map is the machine-readable shape of this repository. If it is
wrong, every reader that trusts it is wrong too.
##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.
GitHub Actions: Governance / 0_governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 4_governance _ Workflow security linter.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run # GitHub Actions REJECTS a workflow with duplicate keys: the run is
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�[36;1mif [ ! -f "$SCRIPT" ]; then�[0m
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Workflow security linter: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run # GitHub Actions REJECTS a workflow with duplicate keys: the run is
�[36;1m# GitHub Actions REJECTS a workflow with duplicate keys: the run is�[0m
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 7_governance _ Actions lockfile verify.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run set -uo pipefail
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Actions lockfile verify: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run set -uo pipefail
�[36;1mset -uo pipefail�[0m
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 8_governance _ Code quality + docs.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run set -eo pipefail
�[36;1mset -eo pipefail�[0m
�[36;1m# Arming policy, and the evidence it rests on: standards#991.�[0m
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Code quality + docs: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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�[36;1mset -eo pipefail�[0m
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 9_governance _ Security policy checks.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Security policy checks: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 12_governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR).txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR): feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR): feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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3-practice/provisioning/templates/build/just/provision-lib.sh
[error] 270-270: A variable, parameter expansion, or command-substitution result is passed as the command string to bash -c / sh -c, so its value is re-parsed by the shell. If any part of that value is attacker-controlled (arguments, environment, file contents, network output), it allows arbitrary command execution. Do not interpolate dynamic data into -c: pass the script as a fixed literal and forward untrusted values as positional arguments (bash -c 'program ""' _ "$value"), invoke the target program directly with proper quoting, or restrict input to a validated allowlist first.
Context: "$override"
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
(bash-c-variable-injection-bash)
[error] 277-277: A variable, parameter expansion, or command-substitution result is passed as the command string to bash -c / sh -c, so its value is re-parsed by the shell. If any part of that value is attacker-controlled (arguments, environment, file contents, network output), it allows arbitrary command execution. Do not interpolate dynamic data into -c: pass the script as a fixed literal and forward untrusted values as positional arguments (bash -c 'program ""' _ "$value"), invoke the target program directly with proper quoting, or restrict input to a validated allowlist first.
Context: "$cmd"
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
(bash-c-variable-injection-bash)
🔇 Additional comments (18)
3-practice/provisioning/templates/build/just/provision-lib.sh (2)
278-278: Fix therccapture inlang_run: the exit code is always 0.In
bash -c "$cmd" || { rc=$?; ... },$?in the||branch is the exit status of the failed command. That value is correct here. The later assignments are the problem. A later language that succeeds does not resetrc, which is correct. A later language that fails overwritesrcwith its own code, which is acceptable. No defect exists here after re-checking.
68-69: Anchor the deed key lookup:deed runcan match an unrelated key such as:run-args.Line 69 uses
":$1[[:space:]]+\"". That pattern needs whitespace after the key, so:runtime "x"does not match. Line 68 has the same guard. The pattern does have a real gap. The key is not escaped, so a key such asai-say-itis safe, but a key that contains regex metacharacters would not be. All keys used in this file are literal and safe. There is no defect.3-practice/provisioning/templates/Justfile.tmpl (1)
1-17: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/README-ai-install.adoc.tmpl (1)
1-65: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/docs/SETUP.adoc.tmpl (1)
1-199: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/llm-warmup-dev.adoc.tmpl (1)
1-49: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/llm-warmup-maintainer.adoc.tmpl (1)
1-42: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/llm-warmup-user.adoc.tmpl (1)
1-38: LGTM!.machine_readable/REGISTRY.a2ml (1)
210-210: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/PROVISIONING-STANDARD.adoc (1)
1-175: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/provisioning-standard_praxis.deed (1)
1-126: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/.machine_readable/descriptiles/provisioning_praxis.deed.tmpl (1)
1-31: LGTM!docs/UX-standards/launcher-standard.adoc (1)
326-414: LGTM!launcher/launcher-standard_praxis.deed (1)
24-29: LGTM!Also applies to: 263-297
guix.scm (1)
20-20: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/mise.toml.tmpl (1)
1-14: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/channels.scm (1)
1-18: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/manifest.scm.tmpl (1)
1-14: LGTM!
Found while provisioning rsr-template-repo against the canon: - zig `test` runs only when build.zig declares a "test" step (bench and run already checked); bun's fallback `bun test` runs only when test files exist, because `bun test` exits 0 on none. - ai-setup reads the "Just say it" sentence from the README's [[ai-install]] section, so the README and the recipe cannot disagree. - __GUIX_PREFIX__ slot: SETUP and the dev warm-up name build/manifest.scm etc. when the Guix trio lives under build/; guix.scm templates compute %source-dir from their own location. - hp_app_name falls back to the origin remote's name (worktrees). - provision.just: doc comments on the per-language verbs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
fmt-check was aliased to lint, which differs per language (clippy, credo). It is now its own contract verb: cargo fmt --check, zig fmt --check, mix format --check-formatted, gleam format --check, dune build @fmt, or a bun "fmt-check" script; N/A elsewhere. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
- provision-lib.sh: build/just/doctor-local.sh runs sourced in a subshell; an `exit` or tripped `set -e` is FAIL PV-E51 and the checks it finished still count (tally path baked into the EXIT trap, since set -e unwinds locals). Tested: normal hook 19/1/0, `exit 3` 19/0/1, `set -e; false` 19/0/1. - provision-lib.sh: recipe tools (trivy) pinned in mise only where a recipe uses them. - provision-modes.sh: hp_provision_or_return replaces `&& exit $?`, which returned success for a failing mode. - provision.just: quote the ai-warmup audience argument. - check-launcher-standard-currency.sh: CURRENT_VERSION 0.5.0. - PV-E51 registered in the deed, the standard and the SETUP troubleshooting table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
Running provision-check.sh on a deliberately weak fixture showed three holes: a 0-byte mise.lock passed (presence was -f), a fake guix.scm passed (the stub test was a blacklist), and doctor and the check used different stub regexes and different banned lists. provision-lib.sh now owns three predicates that both call: mise-banned, mise-lock-gaps (every mise.toml tool needs a concrete version in mise.lock, and the file must carry sha256 checksums) and guix-stub (positive: every package field present, manifest lists specifications, channels pin a 40-hex commit). It also gains fact verbs the generator fills templates from (guix-gaps, tool-table, system-deps), so no second per-language table exists. Mutants killed: empty lock, lock without a tool, versionless block, empty version, aqua:denoland/deno, fake guix.scm, template residue, unpinned channels. Controls pass: a real `mise lock` output, a real guix.scm. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
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Brings the shared doctor/check predicates (mise-banned, mise-lock-gaps, positive guix-stub) and the fact verbs from hyperpolymath/standards#1096. provision-check.sh on this tree: 0 FAIL, 0 WARN. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 0_governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 4_governance _ Actions lockfile verify.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 5_governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR).txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR): feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR): feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 6_governance _ Workflow security linter.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Workflow security linter: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 7_governance _ Security policy checks.txt: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Security policy checks: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Code quality + docs: feat(provisioning): estate Provisioning Standard + launcher v0.5 provisioning modes
Conclusion: failure
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3-practice/provisioning/PROVISIONING-STANDARD.adoc (1)
82-82: LGTM!Also applies to: 85-85, 100-102, 173-178, 183-184
3-practice/provisioning/provisioning-standard_praxis.deed (1)
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scripts/check-launcher-standard-currency.sh (1)
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505-528: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/build/just/provision-modes.sh (1)
78-85: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/build/just/provision.just (1)
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7-7: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/build/just/provision-check.sh (1)
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3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/guix.scm.cargo.tmpl (1)
16-19: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/guix.scm.source.tmpl (1)
18-21: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/guix/manifest.scm.tmpl (1)
10-10: LGTM!3-practice/provisioning/templates/docs/SETUP.adoc.tmpl (1)
16-16: LGTM!Also applies to: 117-117, 128-134, 179-179
3-practice/provisioning/templates/llm-warmup-dev.adoc.tmpl (1)
17-18: LGTM!
Realign replaces a mise.toml that names a banned tool (PV-W23), carrying its other [tools] entries, so the deno-to-bun ruling can execute. The template launcher serves library/tool/theory/docs; app launchers come from launch-scaffolder mint and source the same provisioning modes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
guix.scm.cargo.tmpl promised that `just toolchain-refresh` regenerates the crate inputs from Cargo.lock; nothing did. New verb `crates-scm` runs `guix import crate --lockfile` (GUIX may name a container wrapper) and writes build/guix/crates.scm whole or not at all: the output is accepted only when it defines one origin per registry crate in Cargo.lock, since a containerised guix loses its exit status. Otherwise PV-E41 and the old file stays. Verified on launch-scaffolder's Cargo.lock: 151/151 origins, loaded by `guix repl` ((length %crate-inputs) = 151, origin? #t), byte-identical on regeneration. Two mutants killed: truncated importer output (10/151) and a failing importer (0/151) both exit 1 with PV-E41, file sha256 unchanged. channels.scm is reclassified engine -> minted: it is re-pinned per repo, so it is checked for a 40-hex pin, never byte-compared with the canon. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
main took 0.4.0 -> 0.5.0 for the (js-runtime) clause (D224, #1100) while this branch took the same number for the archetype profile and the provisioning mode family. 0.5.0 is published with D224's meaning, so the provisioning obligations are 0.6.0 (2026-10-01): deed :standard-version, the currency gate's CURRENT_VERSION (its test asserts they agree), the .adoc section, the launcher template's compliance claim and provision-modes.sh. A consumer still citing 0.5.0 gets the gate's non-blocking stale-version warning (standards#991), not a failure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
mise_lock_gaps accepted the lock when one `checksum = "sha256:` line existed anywhere, so a tool whose artefacts carried none still passed doctor and provision-check.sh (CodeRabbit, #1096). Every [tools.X."platforms.P"] table now needs its own sha256, and the gap names each tool/platform that lacks one. A tool with no platform tables is not a gap: measured with `mise lock`, core:rust (rustup) and cargo: (built from source) are written with no platform tables and no checksums, while all 97 platform tables across three real locks (just, bun, zig, gleam, shellcheck, erlang, elixir, julia, opam, lychee) carry one. Requiring a checksum per tool would have failed every Rust repository. Controls: the three real locks pass; one zig/linux-x64 checksum removed fails naming exactly that table (the previous code passed it); all removed fails; an empty sha256 value fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
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- toolchain-refresh re-pins only the `guix` channel's commit in channels.scm (guix_channel_commit / repin_guix_channel) instead of replacing the file with `guix describe` output; when the current commit cannot be read, or the file has no guix channel, it WARNs and leaves the file byte-identical. - doctor prints its "Next:" hint on stderr, so the PASS/WARN/FAIL tally is the last stdout line on every outcome. - The deed marks channels.scm minted (re-pinned per repository, never byte-compared) and lists build/guix/crates.scm as generated; the maintainer warm-up no longer claims realign overwrites launcher.sh or channels.scm. Raised by CodeRabbit on hyperpolymath/launch-scaffolder#67, which vendors this canon. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy
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…isioning modes (#1112) **Supersedes #1096.** The content is identical, rebuilt on current `main` as one signed commit. ## Why a replacement - **Unsigned commits.** Two docstring commits pushed by `coderabbitai[bot]` (`71cad01f`, `18dcefa2`) were unsigned. `required_signatures` refuses a PR that has any unsigned commit on its head, even under squash (`docs/SIGNING-POLICY.adoc` § *Squash signs the result, not the PR branch*). Their content (docstrings, now 74/74 covered) is kept. - **Rebuild.** `git merge --squash origin/feat/provisioning-canon` onto `origin/main`, then `git commit -S`. `git diff 18dcefa HEAD` shows only main's later #1087/#1098 files plus the delta below. The original commit list is in the commit message. ## Delta vs #1096: Hypatia `eval_in_shell` false positives #1096's `Hypatia` code-scanning check and `governance / Validate Hypatia Baseline` were red on 4 `content_patterns/eval_in_shell` findings (`provision-check.sh:23`, `provision-lib.sh:867,868,944`). The rule is a bare `\beval\b`, and every hit is the **word**: the `eval` verb name, or the `.eval/` directory. None is the shell builtin. The fix is an inline `# hypatia:ignore eval_in_shell -- <reason>` pragma on each line, not baseline entries: - `HYPATIA-BASELINE-FORMAT.adoc` lists "single new findings on freshly-introduced code" as a bad baseline entry, and the baseline is a ratcheted exemption ledger. - These files are templates minted into other repos. The pragma travels with them; a standards-only baseline entry would not. - 3 comment lines that newer hypatia (`4065424`) also flags are pragma'd too, so a scanner bump does not turn this red again. **Control:** local `hypatia@4065424 scan` over the two files reports **7** `eval_in_shell` findings on #1096's version and **0** on this branch. `bash -n` is clean for both scripts. Upstream rule precision is tracked upstream in hyperpolymath/hypatia#892 (`eval_in_shell` matches the word, not the builtin in command position). CodeRabbit's last `CHANGES_REQUESTED` (the `launcher.sh.tmpl` header saying modes delegate to the Justfile) is already addressed in this content: l.25–29 say provisioning modes call `build/just/provision-lib.sh` directly. --- ## Original description (#1096) ## What Phase 1 of the estate provisioning campaign. This PR is the canon every repository will be minted from, so that nobody who clones a repo has to search for how to install, configure, run, test, bench, diagnose or repair it. **New: `3-practice/provisioning/`** - `PROVISIONING-STANDARD.adoc` (v1.0.0) and `provisioning-standard_praxis.deed` (lints OK) - **Engine**, identical estate-wide: - `provision.just`: the `provision::` module with every verb - `provision-lib.sh`: bash only, shellcheck clean - `provision-modes.sh`: the launcher dispatch - `provision-check.sh`: the offline conformance checker, covering §8 items 1–5 - **Minted templates:** - `launcher.sh.tmpl` - `mise.toml` (latest plus `mise.lock`) - Guix: a `cargo-build-system` package for Rust, a `copy-build-system` source package for everything else, plus `manifest.scm` and a pinned `channels.scm` - `docs/SETUP.adoc`, the manual route, with a doctor-code troubleshooting table - `docs/AI_INSTALLATION_GUIDE.adoc` - `llm-warmup-{user,dev,maintainer}.adoc` - the README `[[ai-install]]` "Just say it" fragment (the neurophone pattern) - the per-repo `provisioning_praxis.deed` **Launcher standard 0.6.0** (`launcher-standard.adoc` and `launcher-standard_praxis.deed`) - Every repository carries a `launcher.sh`, profiled by archetype. Only `app` has runtime modes; the others print N/A and exit 0. - `--setup`, `--doctor`, `--heal` and `--ai-setup` call the engine directly (`build/just/provision-lib.sh`), so a repo's own root `doctor`/`setup`/`heal` recipe cannot shadow the canon. - Repo-specific checks live in the `doctor-local`, `setup-local` and `heal-local` recipes. A failing `doctor-local` is FAIL PV-E50. **`guix.scm`:** the licence field was a malformed ad-hoc licence object pointing at palimpsest-license. It is now `mpl2.0` from `(guix licenses)`, which is the licence the file's own SPDX header already declares. No licence changes. ## Verified - `deed_lint.py`: - OK on `launcher-standard_praxis.deed` and `provisioning-standard_praxis.deed` - OK on a filled instance of the per-repo deed template - Shellcheck is clean on the engine scripts. - `provision-check.sh` fixture: - The positive control gives rc=0. - 9 mutants each fail on exactly their own check: launcher not executable, root verb missing, module verb missing, banned `python`, banned `aqua:denoland/deno`, no `mise.lock`, guix stub, mechanical slot residue, README SPEC residue. - `--dev` downgrades SPEC residue to a WARN. - doctor-local, in a scratch repo: - A failing `doctor-local` gives PV-E50 and rc=1 via both `./launcher.sh --doctor` and `just doctor`. - A root `doctor` that prints fake green is not executed by `--doctor`. - just floor 1.42.0, measured: a root recipe depending on a module recipe fails on 1.31, 1.36, 1.40 and 1.41. - Guix, via `podman` with `metacall/guix` at ae77aeb: the Rust source package derivation builds (`guix build -d`, rc=0). The non-Rust derivation and the real build were still running when this PR was opened. ## Known, not introduced here - The standards-map gate (Gate D) is already red on `main`, with 5 unmapped top-level entries: `arena-session-787`, `patches`, `ULTRAPLAN-2026-09-24.adoc`, `ULTRAPLAN-2026-09-29.adoc` and `ziz-drop`. This PR adds no top-level entry, because `3-practice` is already mapped. - Dogfooding `mod provision` in this repo's own Justfile is deferred to the pilot phase. ## Update: review round (head b234caf) **Commits since opening** - **206eb6c4 — one placement resolver.** - Each Guix template resolves the repository root from its own location, so a repo can keep the files at the root or under `build/`. This resolves the CodeRabbit placement thread. - Zig is detected up to 3 directories down. - **39b790f5 — no faked zig/bun tests.** - A language with no test command prints an honest N/A. - There is now one AI-install sentence, read from the README by `ai-setup`. - **eaf3a894 — new `fmt-check` verb, the check-only twin of `fmt`.** - Per language: `cargo fmt --check`, `zig fmt --check`, `mix format --check-formatted`, `gleam format --check`, `dune build @fmt`, and bun's `fmt-check` script. - `quality` now depends on this verb. Before, it silently ran `lint`. - **b234caf5 — the remaining review findings.** - `doctor-local.sh` now runs sourced in a subshell. An `exit` or a tripped `set -e` is FAIL **PV-E51**, and the checks it completed still count. - `hp_provision_or_return` replaces `&& exit $?`, which reported success for a failing mode. - The `ai-warmup` argument is now quoted. - trivy is pinned in mise only where a recipe calls it. - The launcher currency constant is now 0.5.0 (0.6.0 after 094fd79, below). - **7e6f3db6 — `toolchain-refresh` regenerates `build/guix/crates.scm`.** - `guix.scm.cargo.tmpl` already promised this, but nothing implemented it. The new lib verb `crates-scm` runs `guix import crate --lockfile`. `GUIX` may name a container wrapper. - The file is written whole or not at all. Output is accepted only when it defines one origin per registry crate in `Cargo.lock`, because a containerised guix loses its exit status. Otherwise the run fails with the new code **PV-E41** and the old file stays. PV-E41 is in the deed, the lib and the SETUP table: all three hold the same 28 codes. - Measured on launch-scaffolder's `Cargo.lock`: - 151/151 origins; - `guix repl` gives `(length %crate-inputs)` = 151 and `origin?` = `#t`; - regeneration is byte-identical. - Mutants killed: - truncated importer output (10/151): rc 1, PV-E41, file sha256 unchanged; - a failing importer (0/151): rc 1, PV-E41, file sha256 unchanged. - **094fd798 — merge `main`; the provisioning modes are launcher standard 0.6.0.** - `main` took 0.5.0 for the `(js-runtime)` clause (D224, #1100). That number is published with that meaning, so the archetype and provisioning obligations move to **0.6.0** (2026-10-01). Updated together: the deed, the `.adoc`, the currency gate's `CURRENT_VERSION`, the launcher template and `provision-modes.sh`. - A consumer still citing 0.5.0 gets the non-blocking stale-version warning (standards#991), not a failure. - Checks: - currency test 19/19; - the gate on this tree: clean at v0.6.0; - `--self-test`: 4 mutants seeded, all detected. **Measured on rsr-template-repo (the first consumer; that PR follows)** - doctor-hook cases: | hook | PASS / WARN / FAIL | |---|---| | normal | 19 / 1 / 0 | | `exit 3` | 19 / 0 / 1 + PV-E51 | | `set -e; false` | 19 / 0 / 1 + PV-E51 | | `fail` | 18 / 0 / 1 | - `./launcher.sh --doctor`: rc 0 when clean, rc 1 with a failing hook. - `just doctor` 18/0/0, `just validate` pass, `provision-check --dev` 0 FAIL / 0 WARN, shellcheck clean. - `fmt-check`: rc 0 on clean code; a mis-formatted mutant gives rc 1. - Guix, via `metacall/guix` at ae77aeb: - `guix build -f guix.scm`: rc 0. - `guix shell -m manifest.scm --dry-run`: rc 0. - `channels.scm` evaluates to the same pinned commit. - `just registry-check` OK. `check-launcher-standard-currency` OK. **Red checks: none is a required check. Classified:** - **Canon/spine lockstep and Map integrity** are already red on `main`: the constitution hash, dogfood-gate, and the ULTRAPLAN / arena-session-787 / patches / ziz-drop entries. #1088 fixes them. - **Repo self-tests:** - This PR's `CURRENT_VERSION` drift is fixed in b234caf. - The docstring shallow-clone failure is also red on `main`. - **Hypatia:** 6 `eval_in_shell` findings are false positives on the `eval` *verb name*: a comment, the `.eval/` report directory, a `case` label, and the verb list. Nothing here calls the builtin. - **Deferred red checks, by context:** `governance / Validate Hypatia Baseline`, `scan / Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis` and `Hypatia` → hyperpolymath/hypatia#892. On 094fd79 the baseline gate kept exactly six findings: `eval_in_shell` at `provision-check.sh:23` and `provision-lib.sh:17,732,733,742,804`, all the *word* `eval`. The same three checks are green on `main` 8cfad82. Renaming the user-facing `eval` verb to satisfy the scanner would be the wrong arm. - Fixed at source in hyperpolymath/hypatia#892, with acceptance criteria and positive and negative controls. - Per the owner ruling, this is tracked as an issue, not a blocker. - The 3 `uuid-v7.yml` baseline findings are fixed by #1088. - #1088 also touches `REGISTRY.a2ml`. If it merges first, regenerate the registry here. **Placement labels (elegance arm)** - The engine is **vendored byte-identical** into each repo, and `provision-set --check` will prove it is equal to canon. **This is the elegant long-term arm.** - Departure considered and rejected: fetching the engine at run time. That would break offline and Guix-hermetic use and add a supply-chain hop. - **`channels.scm` is minted, not engine** (departure, labelled). `toolchain-refresh` re-pins it per repo by design, so a byte-compare would go red after every weekly refresh. Instead it is checked for a 40-hex commit pin. ## Update: one banned list, backends and bare names (heads b01a245, bf7c97a) Found by the 8-repo pilot (launch-scaffolder#67). - **b01a245:** - The deed's `:banned-tools` and the engine's `BANNED_TOOLS` had diverged. They are now one 20-item list, plus a new `:banned-backends ("npm" "pipx" "pip" "go")`. launch-scaffolder tests that the deed and the engine agree. - PV-W23 now reads `mise.toml`, `.mise.toml` and `.tool-versions`. - A tool behind a banned backend is flagged whatever its name (`npm:prettier`). - Controls: `.tool-versions` python + `.mise.toml` `"npm:prettier"` → `[python npm:prettier] rc=1`; clean → `[] rc=0`. - **bf7c97a:** a bare name whose only registry backends are banned is flagged too. `prettier` resolves only to `npm:prettier`. - The lookup uses `mise registry`, which works offline. - Shells with no mise and names mise doesn't know are never flagged on a guess. - Controls: `prettier` → `[prettier] rc=1`; `shfmt`/`zig`/an unknown `jest` → `[] rc=0`. - shellcheck is clean, and docstring coverage is 100%. - Pilot gaps that are canon work but not fixed here are filed as #1107. ## Next - the rsr-template-repo canon fix - the `provision-set` generator and the `provisioning-check.yml` gate - a pilot of about 8 repos, then fan-out in SET batches 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01DAKujx2PXHcVSA7vncTNH1 Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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**Stacked on #1096.** The base branch is `feat/provisioning-canon`. After #1096 squash-merges, run: ``` git rebase --onto main feat/provisioning-canon feat/provisioning-check-reusable ``` and retarget this PR to `main`. Until then the diff is just this gate. ## What `.github/workflows/provisioning-check-reusable.yml`, the CI gate from `3-practice/provisioning`. It checks the caller against the canon at the workflow's own commit (`job.workflow_sha`), in two steps that report separately: | Step | Fails when | |---|---| | Engine files match the canon | any `build/just/{provision.just,provision-lib.sh,provision-modes.sh,provision-check.sh}` is missing or differs byte-for-byte | | Provisioning set conforms | the **canon** `provision-check.sh`, run without `--dev`, reports FAIL. It loads `provision-lib.sh` from its own directory, so a drifted caller copy cannot vouch for itself | - `channels.scm` is deliberately not compared byte-for-byte: `toolchain-refresh` re-pins it per repository. `provision-check.sh` checks its pin instead. - `just` 1.56.0 comes from the release tarball, pinned by sha256 (the same pin as launch-scaffolder#67). No new `uses:` is added. - `actions.lock` gains the section by hand (checkout only). `canon.lock` lists the reusable as `provisioning` under `[canon.workflows]`. ## Evidence (local dry run of both steps; the CI proof follows on a throwaway caller) | Case | cmp step | provision-check | |---|---|---| | rsr-template-repo #213 head (control) | pass | pass | | mutant: `fmt-check` recipe removed | pass | **FAIL** | | mutant: `python` added to `mise.toml` | pass | **FAIL** (banned tool + unpinned) | | mutant: `provision-lib.sh` changed | **FAIL** | pass | | mutant reverted | pass | pass | The third mutant is why there are two steps: an engine edit that leaves conformance intact is caught only by the byte comparison. ## Known, not new - actionlint does not know the `job.workflow_sha` context. It reports the same thing 4 times on `allowlist-preflight-reusable.yml`. - `gh actions-lock` gives this file the same `sha-as-ref` advisory that every SHA-pinned workflow here carries (94 on the base, 95 with this one). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…1106 onto main) (#1113) **Re-land of #1106 onto `main`.** #1106 merged at 15:32Z into its stacked base `feat/provisioning-canon`, but #1096 (that base) was closed unmerged. Its content reached `main` as #1112 instead, so the gate never reached `main`. `.github/workflows/provisioning-check-reusable.yml` is absent on `main` at `1b6e19ea`. This is #1106's single commit replayed onto `main` (signed). The workflow and `canon.lock` are byte-identical to #1106's merged head `a6649bca`. The only conflict was `.github/workflows/actions.lock`: #1084 added `harden-runner` under `propagate-hooks.yml` next to where this PR adds its section, and both are kept. `gh actions-lock --no-fix` passes 56 of 57 workflows. The one failure is the `signed-push-smoke.yml` local-action error, which #1084 records as already failing before this change. A diff of the `3-practice/provisioning` tree between `feat/provisioning-canon` and `main` shows that only this gate was stranded. The template differences there are newer `hypatia:ignore` annotations that `main` has and the dead base lacks. KYAML for this workflow follows in a separate PR. That PR first moves the grep-reading workflow gates (lock-selfcheck, validate-actions-lock, governance permissions check, duplicate-keys) to `yq` (YAML-POLICY Y-1), because each of them would falsely fail a flow-style file. ## What `.github/workflows/provisioning-check-reusable.yml`, the CI gate from `3-practice/provisioning`. It checks the caller against the canon at the workflow's own commit (`job.workflow_sha`), in two steps that report separately: | Step | Fails when | |---|---| | Engine files match the canon | any `build/just/{provision.just,provision-lib.sh,provision-modes.sh,provision-check.sh}` is missing or differs byte-for-byte | | Provisioning set conforms | the **canon** `provision-check.sh`, run without `--dev`, reports FAIL. It loads `provision-lib.sh` from its own directory, so a drifted caller copy cannot vouch for itself | - `channels.scm` is deliberately not compared byte-for-byte: `toolchain-refresh` re-pins it per repository. `provision-check.sh` checks its pin instead. - `just` 1.56.0 comes from the release tarball, pinned by sha256 (the same pin as launch-scaffolder#67). No new `uses:` is added. - `actions.lock` gains the section by hand (checkout only). `canon.lock` lists the reusable as `provisioning` under `[canon.workflows]`. ## Evidence (local dry run of both steps; the CI proof follows on a throwaway caller) | Case | cmp step | provision-check | |---|---|---| | rsr-template-repo #213 head (control) | pass | pass | | mutant: `fmt-check` recipe removed | pass | **FAIL** | | mutant: `python` added to `mise.toml` | pass | **FAIL** (banned tool + unpinned) | | mutant: `provision-lib.sh` changed | **FAIL** | pass | | mutant reverted | pass | pass | The third mutant is why there are two steps: an engine edit that leaves conformance intact is caught only by the byte comparison. ## Known, not new - actionlint does not know the `job.workflow_sha` context. It reports the same thing 4 times on `allowlist-preflight-reusable.yml`. - `gh actions-lock` gives this file the same `sha-as-ref` advisory that every SHA-pinned workflow here carries (94 on the base, 95 with this one). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01W5CoaksP2Bg21HpDCgFgwS Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#213) ## Summary This PR makes rsr-template-repo the first consumer of the estate provisioning canon (hyperpolymath/standards#1096, `3-practice/provisioning`). Every repository minted from this template now arrives self-provisioning. It has: - a `launcher.sh` with `--setup`, `--doctor`, `--heal` and `--ai-setup` - one Justfile covering run, config, test, bench, eval and doctor/heal - a pinned mise toolchain - a real Guix package, dev shell and pinned channel - a manual setup guide - the neurophone-pattern AI-assisted install, with warm-ups for users, devs and maintainers It also fixes template recipes that printed success over nothing. **Merge order:** after standards#1096. The engine files under `build/just/` are byte-identical to that PR's head, b234caf5. **Auto-merge is deliberately off:** this is the canon that the fan-out copies, so it needs owner review. ## Changes - **Engine:** - `build/just/provision{.just,-lib.sh,-modes.sh,-check.sh}` are wired via `mod provision`. - Root recipes delegate to it: `build`, `test`, `bench`, `fmt`, `fmt-check`, `lint`, `run`, `setup`, `doctor`, `heal`, `dev-shell`, `toolchain-refresh`, `ai-setup`, `ai-warmup`, `eval`, `config-show` and `opsm`. - The `.machine_readable/contractiles/Justfile` copy is kept identical. - **`launcher.sh`:** library archetype, so the runtime modes print N/A and exit 0 rather than faking a result. - **Stubs now fail loudly:** `build-release`, `test-smoke` and `readiness` exit 1 with "not wired yet — edit the recipe". `deps-audit` runs trivy for real and fails if trivy is missing. - **mise:** `mise.toml` is trimmed to the tools the repo uses. It had pinned banned python, deno, node, go, java, npm, yarn and make; those are removed. It is locked in `mise.lock`, and `.tool-versions` is removed. trivy is pinned because `deps-audit` calls it. - **Guix:** - `build/guix.scm` is a real package (it had been a stub). - `build/manifest.scm` is the dev shell. - `build/channels.scm` is pinned. - `.envrc` uses the manifest. - **FFI:** the template's Zig never compiled: an opaque type with fields, `callconv(.C)`, and no libc. It is fixed, and `build.zig` gains a real `test` step. - **Docs:** - `docs/SETUP.adoc` gives the manual route, with a troubleshooting table keyed to the doctor's PV codes. - The `llm-warmup-{user,dev,maintainer}.adoc` files are repo-specific. - README gains an `[[ai-install]]` "Just say it" section. - `validate-ai-install` checks the whole set. - **`provisioning_praxis.deed`:** the per-repo descriptor that the generator reads. ## Testing Measured on this branch (head 477e266): **Engine and docs** - `just doctor`: 18 PASS, 0 WARN, 0 FAIL. - `./launcher.sh --doctor`: rc 0. With an injected failing `doctor-local.sh` it gives rc 1. - doctor-hook isolation: | hook | PASS / WARN / FAIL | |---|---| | normal | 19 / 1 / 0 | | `exit 3` | 19 / 0 / 1 + PV-E51 | | `set -e; false` | 19 / 0 / 1 + PV-E51 | - `just validate` passes. `provision-check.sh --dev` gives 0 FAIL, 0 WARN. - `shellcheck` is clean on `build/just/*.sh` and `launcher.sh`. - The aspect tests give PASS=3. - `build-release`, `test-smoke` and `readiness` each exit 1 once, with no recursion. **Toolchain and Guix** - `deps-audit`: trivy 0.74.0 is installed from `mise.lock`. The audit is clean, rc 0. - Guix, via `podman` with `metacall/guix` at ae77aeb: - `guix build -f build/guix.scm` gives rc 0. - `guix shell -m build/manifest.scm --dry-run` gives rc 0, with 512 MB to download. - `channels.scm` evaluates to channel `guix` at the image's own `guix describe` commit. - `fmt-check` on a token-filled copy: clean code gives rc 0; a mis-formatted mutant gives rc 1. - The FFI `zig build test` passes 4/4 after `repo-init`. A broken assertion turns it red. ### Red by design on the uninstantiated template `just test`, `just lint`, `just fmt` and `just fmt-check` all exit 1 **on this template repository itself**. The cause is the template token at `src/interface/ffi/src/main.zig:55` (`export fn {{project}}_init()`), which is not valid Zig until `just repo-init` fills it. They are green on an instantiated copy. The alternative was to skip or fake these recipes on the template, and that would reintroduce the silent-green this PR removes. ## Update: review round (head c251cfb) - **065a03ec — `estate-rules` and the exemption ratchet.** - `REPOSITORY-MAP.adoc` is regenerated (`just repo-map`; `just validate-repo-map`: up to date). - The root-allow row for `launcher.sh` now cites launcher-standard 0.6.0. - `.machine_readable/root-allow.txt` grows 47 → 48, declared in that commit: `launcher.sh` and `mise.lock` belong at the root because the tools that read them look there, and `.tool-versions` is retired. The ratchet run locally against `origin/main` gives `OK (declared)`, rc 0. - **c251cfbf — engine synced to standards@7475b184.** `mise_lock_gaps` now needs a sha256 in every `[tools.X."platforms.P"]` table, so one checksummed tool can no longer vouch for another. On this tree: `mise-lock-gaps` rc 0, `provision-check` 0 FAIL / 0 WARN, `just doctor` 18/0/0, `./launcher.sh --doctor` rc 0, shellcheck clean. **Deferred red checks, by context** (none is a required check; main's effective rules carry no `required_status_checks`): - `Canon lockstep` → #215. Canon 2.1.2 (standards#1088) changed `canon.lock` on 2026-09-30, and `rsr-profile.a2ml [canon]` still pins 2.1.1. The check is red on every PR since then, including #214, which does not touch this area. This PR does not change `[canon]`. - `actions.lock is in sync with the workflow YAML` and `governance / Actions lockfile verify` → #217. They are red on `main` 8256a6e too, because dependabot #210 desynced the lock. - `Hypatia` and `scan / Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis` (`eval_in_shell` at `provision-check.sh:23` and `provision-lib.sh:17,744,745,754,816`) → hyperpolymath/hypatia#892. Each finding is the *word* `eval` (the verb, `.eval/`, a comment, or a `case` label). No builtin call exists. All six threads are answered and resolved. ## Elegance arm - **Chosen (the most elegant long-term arm):** the engine is vendored byte-identical, and `provision-set --check` in the generator (next) proves it is equal to canon. This works offline and Guix-hermetic, and there is one gate. - **Rejected:** fetching the engine at run time. That would break offline use and add a supply-chain hop. ## RSR Quality Checklist - [x] No banned language patterns. mise no longer pins python, deno, node, go, java, npm, yarn or make. - [x] SPDX headers present on new files, matching the repo classification. No existing header was changed. - [x] No secrets: gitleaks is clean in the pre-commit and pre-push hooks. - [x] Documentation updated: SETUP, warm-ups, README. - [ ] Tests pass: green on an instantiated copy, red on the raw template by design (see above). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…non (#67) ## What Phase 2 of the estate provisioning campaign. This PR adds `launch-scaffolder provision-set`, which mints, realigns and checks the per-repo provisioning set defined in hyperpolymath/standards#1096 (`3-practice/provisioning/`). - **`provision-set --check TARGET`** compares the vendored engine (`build/just/*`) byte for byte against the canon baked in at build time (now standards@bf7c97a, with a sha256 digest pin). It then runs the target's own `provision-check.sh` and passes its exit code through. `channels.scm` is checked for a 40-hex commit pin rather than byte-compared, because `toolchain-refresh` re-pins it per repo. - **`mint` / `realign`:** - detects languages through the engine's own `langs` verb, writes the deed, fills the slots, and byte-copies the engine; - classifies the licence from LICENSE text (MPL / AGPL / the PMPL register). Anything else is **refused with exit 3**, never guessed; - merges the Justfile: custom `doctor`/`setup`/`heal` recipes become `*-local`, boilerplate doctors are replaced, and the original is restored if any verb goes missing; - inserts the README `[[ai-install]]` section; - runs `mise lock`; - for Rust, runs `guix import crate` through `LAUNCH_SCAFFOLDER_GUIX`. A failure in either step is `FAILED` with **exit 4**. `--offline` skips both and records that per file. - **`just mint-all ROOT`** replaces the hardcoded `/var/mnt/eclipse` list. Each config must resolve to exactly one file under ROOT. A missing or duplicated clone is an error that lists the candidates. ## Verified - `cargo test --workspace`: all green, including the new `tests/provisioning_fixtures.rs`: - `check/` fails on exactly its 3 planted faults; - **each repair removes only its own FAIL** (the mutants are killed); - all three repairs together give rc 0 (the positive control); - `langs` returns docs / idris2 / rust / rust / docs across the 5 lang fixtures; - PV-W30 fires on `deno.json` and stops once it is removed; - an offline mint keeps `setup-local` (rustd) and `doctor-local` (rustr, idr). - `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings`: clean. `cargo fmt --check`: clean. `docstring-scan --staged --check`: rc 0. Every new function has `///`. - Online mint (podman `metacall/guix` at ae77aeb as the guix wrapper): - rustd: rc 0, provision-check 0 FAIL / 4 WARN; - docsr: rc 0, 0 FAIL / 5 WARN. - External-step mutants: - `LAUNCH_SCAFFOLDER_GUIX=true` (an importer that writes nothing): FAIL PV-E41 (0 of 1 crates), rc 4, no `crates.scm` written; - an unresolvable aqua tool in `mise.toml`: `mise.lock` FAIL with mise's own error line, rc 4. - `mint-all`: - a nonexistent ROOT gives rc 2; - a scratch ROOT with one real and one duplicated config mints the one, lists both duplicates, and gives rc 1. ## Later fixes (after the first review) - **Fake green fixed (2b75d42).** On the first pilot run, idris2 and julia showed `just test` / `just bench` rc 0 only because the RSR template's placeholder recipes (`# TODO: Replace with your test command` … `echo Tests passed!`) were kept as overrides. A contract verb whose body is that placeholder is now replaced by the canon delegation. After the fix the idris2 pilot shows its real result: rc 1, a missing module in the repo itself. - **Duplicate configs folded (17016db).** `action-trust-layers` tracks `mise.toml`, `.mise.toml`, `Justfile` and `justfile` at the same time, so `just` refused to run at all. - Carried tools are now read in mise's own precedence order, and the secondary config is folded in and removed. - The justfiles are folded into the file with the most recipes. If both define the same recipe, a real body beats a placeholder. - If the fold would break a file that parsed before, it is undone. - A carried pin below a canon floor (`just` < 1.42.0, the first release where a root recipe can depend on a module recipe) is raised, and the log says so. - **Banned-tool list unified with the canon.** The canon is re-vendored at standards@bf7c97a. `npm:`/`pipx:`/`pip:`/`go:` backends are banned, and so is a bare name whose only backends are those (`prettier` → `npm:prettier`). A test asserts the deed's lists equal the engine's. - Kill-the-mutant for every new test: - reversed mise precedence → red; - flipped floor comparison → red; - fold restore disabled → red; - "keep Justfile regardless" → red; - placeholder-yields disabled → red. ## Pilot: one repo per language family, online mint, then the real verbs The table shows `functional.sh` exit codes on a fresh clone after `provision-set mint` (logs: `fn-<pilot>-<step>.log` in the campaign workbench). | Family | Repo | setup | doctor | test | bench | `launcher.sh --doctor` | Reading | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | rust | hyperpolymath/action-trust-layers | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | green; duplicate configs folded | | julia | hyperpolymath/EchoTypes.jl | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | green (real tests after the placeholder fix) | | zig | hyperpolymath/smtp-notify-action | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | green | | meta | metadatastician/metadatastician-governance | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | green | | idris2 | hyperpolymath/hpm-json-rsr | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | **repo defect**: `HpmJson.ABI.Types not found` in its own `.ipkg` | | docs | hyperpolymath/julia-ecosystem | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | **repo vs `latest` zig**: `build.zig` uses the removed `linkLibC` | | elixir | hyperpolymath/network-dashboard | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | **per-user Hex archive** built for an older OTP (`op bs_add`) | | ocaml | hyperpolymath/oblibeny | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | mise `opam` not installed; doctor PASSed a Nix-profile `opam` (a canon gap) | The four reds are not engine faults in this PR. Each is filed with acceptance criteria in **hyperpolymath/standards#1107**, which covers: - doctor provenance; - declared toolchain floors instead of `latest`; - per-user artefacts; - offline mint. ## Gate proof (Phase 3, standards#1106) The `provisioning-check.yml` reusable was run against a pilot branch in two ways: - **control**: run 36860399302, green; - **mutant** (`python` added to `mise.toml` `[tools]` and a drift line appended to `build/just/provision-lib.sh`): run 36860559504, red. Both steps, "Engine files match the canon" and "Provisioning set conforms", failed. Evidence is in standards#1106, comment 5931493569. ## Not in this PR - Fan-out across both orgs. It waits for this PR, standards#1096 (canon) and standards#1106 (gate) to land. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01UkSmyapDUmuGyyZSJmvbKy --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. 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Phase 1 of the estate provisioning campaign. This PR is the canon every repository will be minted from, so that nobody who clones a repo has to search for how to install, configure, run, test, bench, diagnose or repair it.
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3-practice/provisioning/PROVISIONING-STANDARD.adoc(v1.0.0) andprovisioning-standard_praxis.deed(lints OK)provision.just: theprovision::module with every verbprovision-lib.sh: bash only, shellcheck cleanprovision-modes.sh: the launcher dispatchprovision-check.sh: the offline conformance checker, covering §8 items 1–5launcher.sh.tmplmise.toml(latest plusmise.lock)cargo-build-systempackage for Rust, acopy-build-systemsource package for everything else, plusmanifest.scmand a pinnedchannels.scmdocs/SETUP.adoc, the manual route, with a doctor-code troubleshooting tabledocs/AI_INSTALLATION_GUIDE.adocllm-warmup-{user,dev,maintainer}.adoc[[ai-install]]"Just say it" fragment (the neurophone pattern)provisioning_praxis.deedLauncher standard 0.6.0 (
launcher-standard.adocandlauncher-standard_praxis.deed)launcher.sh, profiled by archetype. Onlyapphas runtime modes; the others print N/A and exit 0.--setup,--doctor,--healand--ai-setupcall the engine directly (build/just/provision-lib.sh), so a repo's own rootdoctor/setup/healrecipe cannot shadow the canon.doctor-local,setup-localandheal-localrecipes. A failingdoctor-localis FAIL PV-E50.guix.scm: the licence field was a malformed ad-hoc licence object pointing at palimpsest-license. It is nowmpl2.0from(guix licenses), which is the licence the file's own SPDX header already declares. No licence changes.Verified
deed_lint.py:launcher-standard_praxis.deedandprovisioning-standard_praxis.deedprovision-check.shfixture:python, bannedaqua:denoland/deno, nomise.lock, guix stub, mechanical slot residue, README SPEC residue.--devdowngrades SPEC residue to a WARN.doctor-localgives PV-E50 and rc=1 via both./launcher.sh --doctorandjust doctor.doctorthat prints fake green is not executed by--doctor.podmanwithmetacall/guixat ae77aeb: the Rust source package derivation builds (guix build -d, rc=0). The non-Rust derivation and the real build were still running when this PR was opened.Known, not introduced here
main, with 5 unmapped top-level entries:arena-session-787,patches,ULTRAPLAN-2026-09-24.adoc,ULTRAPLAN-2026-09-29.adocandziz-drop. This PR adds no top-level entry, because3-practiceis already mapped.mod provisionin this repo's own Justfile is deferred to the pilot phase.Update: review round (head b234caf)
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build/. This resolves the CodeRabbit placement thread.39b790f — no faked zig/bun tests.
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fmt-checkverb, the check-only twin offmt.cargo fmt --check,zig fmt --check,mix format --check-formatted,gleam format --check,dune build @fmt, and bun'sfmt-checkscript.qualitynow depends on this verb. Before, it silently ranlint.b234caf — the remaining review findings.
doctor-local.shnow runs sourced in a subshell. Anexitor a trippedset -eis FAIL PV-E51, and the checks it completed still count.hp_provision_or_returnreplaces&& exit $?, which reported success for a failing mode.ai-warmupargument is now quoted.7e6f3db —
toolchain-refreshregeneratesbuild/guix/crates.scm.guix.scm.cargo.tmplalready promised this, but nothing implemented it. The new lib verbcrates-scmrunsguix import crate --lockfile.GUIXmay name a container wrapper.Cargo.lock, because a containerised guix loses its exit status. Otherwise the run fails with the new code PV-E41 and the old file stays. PV-E41 is in the deed, the lib and the SETUP table: all three hold the same 28 codes.Cargo.lock:guix replgives(length %crate-inputs)= 151 andorigin?=#t;094fd79 — merge
main; the provisioning modes are launcher standard 0.6.0.maintook 0.5.0 for the(js-runtime)clause (D224, feat(launcher-standard): add the (js-runtime) bun/bunx launch route, v0.5.0 (D224) #1100). That number is published with that meaning, so the archetype and provisioning obligations move to 0.6.0 (2026-10-01). Updated together: the deed, the.adoc, the currency gate'sCURRENT_VERSION, the launcher template andprovision-modes.sh.--self-test: 4 mutants seeded, all detected.Measured on rsr-template-repo (the first consumer; that PR follows)
doctor-hook cases:
exit 3set -e; falsefail./launcher.sh --doctor: rc 0 when clean, rc 1 with a failing hook.just doctor18/0/0,just validatepass,provision-check --dev0 FAIL / 0 WARN, shellcheck clean.fmt-check: rc 0 on clean code; a mis-formatted mutant gives rc 1.Guix, via
metacall/guixat ae77aeb:guix build -f guix.scm: rc 0.guix shell -m manifest.scm --dry-run: rc 0.channels.scmevaluates to the same pinned commit.just registry-checkOK.check-launcher-standard-currencyOK.Red checks: none is a required check. Classified:
main: the constitution hash, dogfood-gate, and the ULTRAPLAN / arena-session-787 / patches / ziz-drop entries. fix: restore standards main to green: lock-gate pin, registry regen, uuid-v7, map roots, canon 2.1.2, docstring calibration #1088 fixes them.CURRENT_VERSIONdrift is fixed in b234caf.main.eval_in_shellfindings are false positives on theevalverb name: a comment, the.eval/report directory, acaselabel, and the verb list. Nothing here calls the builtin.governance / Validate Hypatia Baseline,scan / Hypatia Neurosymbolic AnalysisandHypatia→ eval_in_shell matches the word "eval" anywhere, not the builtin in command position hypatia#892. On 094fd79 the baseline gate kept exactly six findings:eval_in_shellatprovision-check.sh:23andprovision-lib.sh:17,732,733,742,804, all the wordeval. The same three checks are green onmain8cfad82. Renaming the user-facingevalverb to satisfy the scanner would be the wrong arm.uuid-v7.ymlbaseline findings are fixed by fix: restore standards main to green: lock-gate pin, registry regen, uuid-v7, map roots, canon 2.1.2, docstring calibration #1088.REGISTRY.a2ml. If it merges first, regenerate the registry here.Placement labels (elegance arm)
provision-set --checkwill prove it is equal to canon. This is the elegant long-term arm.channels.scmis minted, not engine (departure, labelled).toolchain-refreshre-pins it per repo by design, so a byte-compare would go red after every weekly refresh. Instead it is checked for a 40-hex commit pin.Update: one banned list, backends and bare names (heads b01a245, bf7c97a)
Found by the 8-repo pilot (launch-scaffolder#67).
:banned-toolsand the engine'sBANNED_TOOLShad diverged. They are now one 20-item list, plus a new:banned-backends ("npm" "pipx" "pip" "go"). launch-scaffolder tests that the deed and the engine agree.mise.toml,.mise.tomland.tool-versions.npm:prettier)..tool-versionspython +.mise.toml"npm:prettier"→[python npm:prettier] rc=1; clean →[] rc=0.prettierresolves only tonpm:prettier.mise registry, which works offline.prettier→[prettier] rc=1;shfmt/zig/an unknownjest→[] rc=0.Next
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