frontend-design (Anthropic's anti-AI-slop skill) was installed but not
referenced in the plugin-advisor decision table, recommended sets, or
conditional rules — nor in the design-gate detection logic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Source: anthropic-agent-skills plugin cache → skills-external/frontend-design/
Auto-install via install-plugins.sh step 8b, auto-update via update-all.sh
step 7.1, symlinked by link.sh (refactored to loop over EXTERNAL_SKILLS).
Added to profiles: design, web, web-full, full.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Windows/cross-platform statusline hook for caveman mode indicator.
Reads .caveman-active flag with symlink and size guards to prevent
injection via crafted flag files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Major SKILL.md rewrite:
- Fast path: skip extraction when graph exists and user asks a question
- Gemini backend replaces Kimi as default external LLM
- All file I/O uses ensure_ascii=False + encoding="utf-8"
- Monorepo support via per-subfolder extraction + merge
- Obsidian/HTML export via CLI instead of inline Python
- Node ID format includes parent dir to prevent ghost duplicates
- file_type gains "concept" as valid value
- Subagent chunk paths must be absolute
- --help flag prints usage and stops
- Large corpus gate raised from 200 to 500 files
Bumps gstack submodule to 026751e.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Query-first approach: run graphify query/path/explain for focused
questions, read GRAPH_REPORT.md only for broad architecture review.
Also fixes checkpoint→context-save routing line in CLAUDE.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Session entries from two bugfix sessions:
- BLK-004: orphan /ship-feature wrapper post-refactor (resolved)
- BLK-005: profile checkpoint→context-save rename (resolved)
- BLK-006: profile.sh symlink false-negative via logical cd (resolved)
- LRN-021: sweep ~/.claude/commands/ after orchestrator migrations
- LRN-022: audit profiles against gstack skill list after submodule bump
- LRN-023: cd -P mandatory for scripts invoked via symlink
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously unset — Claude Code was defaulting to Opus 4.7 (1M) based on
plan capability + picker history. Pin the default to Opus 4.6 so future
sessions start on 4.6 without going through the /model picker.
1M context tier is plan-routed (Claude Max) so no explicit suffix needed
in the persisted ID — backup `.claude.json` files in this account show
the same bare form (`"model": "claude-opus-4-7"`) while runtime usage
logs as `claude-opus-4-7[1m]`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the `PLAN` (Max/Pro) segment — user wants runtime context, not
account-tier info. Add prefixes for clarity:
- `profile: <name>` reads `<repo>/.active-profile` (already wired in
the previous commit).
- `effort: <level>` reads `.effortLevel` from `<repo>/settings.json`
via jq — picks up `/effort` changes automatically since settings.json
is the source-of-truth (symlinked into `~/.claude/settings.json`).
Sample output:
Opus 4.7 | claude (master) | profile: full | effort: xhigh | ███░░ 42% | 3m
`lib/detect-plugins.sh` is left untouched — still used by
hooks/session-start.sh, doctor.sh, update-all.sh, install-plugins.sh.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`bash lib/profile.sh current` is 12s+ — far too slow to call from the
statusline hook (runs on every keystroke). Add a one-line cache file at
`<repo>/.active-profile`, written by `cmd_apply` and `cmd_reset`. The
statusline reads the file directly with a single `head -n1`, no
sub-shell into `profile.sh`.
Behavior:
- `bash lib/profile.sh set <name>` (which ends in `cmd_apply`) and
`bash lib/profile.sh apply <name>` both write `<name>` to
`<repo>/.active-profile`.
- `bash lib/profile.sh reset` writes the literal `none`.
- Statusline inserts the cached profile name between the plan segment
and the context-bar segment, e.g.
`Opus 4.7 | claude (master) | Max | full | ████░░░░░░ 42% | 3m`.
- Missing or empty cache → statusline shows `?`.
Cache file is gitignored — it tracks runtime state, not source.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`lib/profile.sh:43` set `REPO="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)"`.
Default `cd` preserves symlinks (logical pathname), so when the script is
invoked via the `~/.claude/lib/profile.sh` symlink, `$REPO` resolves to
`/home/bchanot-ubuntu/.claude` instead of the real repo path. `$SKILLS_DIR`
still works because `~/.claude/skills` is itself a symlink to the repo's
`skills/`. But `$DISABLED_DIR` ends up at `~/.claude/skills-disabled` (a real
sibling directory containing only stale npx-skill symlinks) while the actual
disabled gstack skills sit at `<repo>/skills-disabled`.
Symptom: `bash "$HOME/.claude/lib/profile.sh" current` returns
`none (all gstack skills enabled — no profile set)` even when a profile is
applied — because `find $DISABLED_DIR -name 'gstack__*'` returns 0.
Adding `-P` to `cd` forces physical-path resolution so `$REPO` always points
to the real repo regardless of how the script was invoked. `cmd_current`
now correctly reports `full (100% match, 14 gstack skills disabled)`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
gstack upstream renamed the `checkpoint` skill to `context-save`
(it was shadowed by Claude Code's native /checkpoint rewind alias).
`/profile set full|dev|backend|web|web-full` was emitting
`⚠ missing: checkpoint — try: bash link.sh`, but link.sh only
materializes symlinks for skills that exist upstream — it cannot
resurrect a renamed skill, so the suggested next step was a dead
end.
Replace `checkpoint` → `context-save` in all 5 affected profiles
so the warning goes away and the new skill is enabled when the
profile is applied.
CLAUDE.md routing rule (line 193) also updated locally but left
uncommitted because the file carries an unrelated in-progress
graphify section rewrite.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
BDR-017: `full` profile = web-full + plan + dev superset for end-to-end
MVP via /init-project. Alternatives rejected: extend web-full (different
semantic), profile-of-profiles (not supported), keep 3 apply-chained.
LRN-020: sentinel/identifier collision pattern — `cmd_current`'s "full
(no profile set)" literal collided with new profile name. Renamed to
"none". Rule: sentinels must be outside the entity namespace.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Superset of web-full + dev + audit + plan tools — covers brainstorm →
design → architecture review → scaffold → implement → ship → audit
pipeline needed by /init-project to produce a real MVP in one session.
Also renames cmd_current "no-profile" sentinel from "full" to "none"
to avoid collision with the new profile name.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
BDR-016: doc-syncer makes README AUTO+unconditional (no skip at
validation gate, only yes/edit) and DEPLOY.md prod-only with a
14-section VPS-deploy template. Mixed dev/prod DEPLOY.md flagged as
drift; dev quick-start lives only in README.
LRN-019: deployable-project doc split by audience — README = dev +
features, DEPLOY = ops + SRE. 14-section template mirrors real
VPS-deploy shape (topology, env, provisioning, two-layer firewall,
Docker tuning, persistence, backups, TLS, observability, hardening,
rollback, runbook). Drop sections that don't apply.
journal: 2026-05-15 heading covering the /commit-change run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Toggle ui-ux-pro-max@ui-ux-pro-max-skill false → true so design-review,
design-consultation, and feat/hotfix design gate can route through it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
README.md creation becomes AUTO and unconditional — strikes through any
"no README" opt-out in CLAUDE.md. Enriched template: Stack, Quick start
(dev), Verifying a change, Build & deploy sections, all rendered from
real project data (manifest, .env.example, scripts).
DEPLOY.md becomes prod-only, expanded into a 14-section VPS-deploy
structure (topology, env, provisioning, two-layer firewall, Docker
tuning, first-time setup, routine deploys, persistence, backups, TLS,
observability, hardening, rollback, runbook). Dev quick-start lives in
README only — mixed dev/prod DEPLOY.md is flagged as drift.
AUTO MODE: missing README surfaced as SIGNIFICANT in STEP A4 with
rendered draft for one-shot end-of-session approval. Validation gate
(STEP 8) now distinguishes AUTO patches / HUMAN items / CREATE items,
and README CREATE has no "no" — only yes/edit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Avg score 58.0 → 78.2 across status, refactor, plugin-check,
skills-perso, commit-change. See .claude/audits/DARWIN-SKILL-2026-05-12.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Skills covered: close, graphify, harden, profile, prune-memory.
Used by /darwin-skill dim 8 effect testing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
First end-to-end run of /prune-memory on real .claude/memory/ surfaced
a broken verify script:
Old: `prefix=$(basename "$f" .md | tr a-z A-Z | cut -c1-3)` derived
the prefix from the filename's first 3 letters → produced DEC / LEA /
BLO. Actual prefixes are BDR / LRN / BLK. The grep then matched zero
entries, no MISSING/ORPHAN was ever reported, and the script printed
its "OK if blank" footer regardless of real state. False clean signal.
Fixed: hard-mapped filename → prefix via `declare -A PREFIX_MAP`.
Verified against current registries — 14 BDR + 16 LRN + 2 BLK + 1 EVAL
entries all index-consistent, no false negatives.
Added EVAL prefix to the map (evals.md was missing from the loop in
v1). Footer line clarified to `(blank above = OK)`. `wc -l` excludes
`.original.md` backups from the output.
Note: caveat in skill body said "v1 ships without baseline TDD test —
STEP 2 approval gate is the safety net". First real test caught a
verify bug that bypassed STEP 2 entirely. Lesson: STEP 4 is its own
safety net and needs its own test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
/prune-memory first run flagged body↔Index drift on BDR-011:
- Index row (since 2026-05-11): `superseded by BDR-013`
- Body line 201 (since 2026-05-07): `Status: accepted`
BDR-013 explicitly supersedes BDR-011's 4-chapter doc structure with
6-chapter restructure (scores+NAP promoted). Body now consistent with
Index.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two issues fixed across personal skills:
1. Five skills had frontmatter > 1024 chars (spec limit per agentskills.io):
- client-handover: 1920 → 924
- doc: 1390 → 734
- seo: 1378 → 885
- geo: 1189 → 734
- validate: 1050 → 742
All now compliant.
2. Three orchestrators had workflow-summary descriptions that create
"shortcut" risk per writing-skills CSO (Claude may follow the
description instead of reading the full skill body, skipping steps):
- ship-feature: "design → plan → implement (TDD) → review → finish"
→ "Use when shipping a feature end-to-end — needs… (9-step pipeline)"
- init-project: "interview → design → scaffold → implement (TDD)"
→ "Use when initializing a brand-new project from scratch — needs…"
- onboard: "detect archetype, install claude-config, run full audit…"
→ "Use when bringing an existing repo into the framework — needs…"
Descriptions now follow "Use when [triggers]…" pattern. Workflow detail
preserved in skill body where it belongs. Triggers consolidated and
trimmed of duplicates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Old rule `li input[type="checkbox"] + *` absolutely-positioned the first
element sibling after the checkbox (typically <a>, <code>, <strong>),
yanking links and code spans out of flow and overlapping adjacent
content in the rendered PDF.
Replace with a targeted rule that styles the native disabled checkbox
inline (small green box) and leaves siblings untouched. Pandoc GFM emits
`<li><input disabled type="checkbox"> text…</li>` with no wrapper class,
so we target `li > input[type="checkbox"]` directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
NAP table now includes a "Description courte" / "Short description" field
(1-2 sentences, lifted from hero/meta description, pasted identically
across Google Business, Bing Places, Apple Maps, directories). Same field
client was already typing 10 different ways across platforms — now it's
the single source of truth.
BrightLocal Free Tools page was retired in 2026 (service now paid-only).
Replaced with Moz Local Citation Checker (free 60s audit across 50+
directories, no credit card). Both FR and EN versions updated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restructure deliverable from 4 to 6 chapters:
- §2 (new): score table promoted from technical annex to top of doc for
immediate visual proof of impact (tested with local-business clients —
converts "what did I pay for?" doubt within 30 seconds).
- §4 (new): NAP table promoted from §7 annex so client reads identity
values (name, address, phone, hours, categories, short description)
BEFORE attacking §5 todo list. Prevents 10-different-description drift
across external platforms that degrades Google's NAP-consistency signal.
- §5 (todo) and §6 (tech details) renumbered; §7/§8 annexes still optional.
Pandoc bumped to gfm+gfm_auto_identifiers so internal anchor links like
[§4](nap) resolve in the rendered HTML/PDF.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two distinct render bugs producing overlapping text on multi-page PDFs:
1. Bare-URL duplication. The print stylesheet injects `(href)` after every
external link via `a[href^="http"]::after`. When pandoc/marked
auto-links a bare URL or renders `[X](X)`, the visible text already
equals the href, so the pseudo-element produces "URL (URL)" and the
trailing duplicate wraps onto the next line, colliding with the
following block (e.g. "https://pagespeed.web.dev/ (https://...)" then
"• Ouvrir, taper l'URL...").
Fix: post-process the body HTML in handover-to-pdf.sh; tag every
`<a href="X">X</a>` (text == href, ignoring trailing slash + case)
with `class="bare-url"`, and exclude `a.bare-url::after` from the
URL-injection rule. Named links still get `(URL)` for print legibility.
Belt-and-braces: add `white-space: nowrap` and `break-inside: avoid`
on the remaining `::after` so future long URLs cannot wrap across
page boundaries either.
2. List item splitting across page boundary. `li` had only
`orphans/widows: 3` and no `break-inside`, so a long item could put
its bullet on page N and its text on page N+1, overlapping unrelated
content. Heading-to-first-block adjacency was also unprotected, so
"heading at bottom of page A / intro paragraph or first bullet at top
of page B" could produce visual overlap during reflow.
Fix: add `li { page-break-inside: avoid; break-inside: avoid; }` and
`h{1..4} + p|ul|ol { break-before: avoid; }` so list items stay
intact and intros stay glued to their heading.
Verified end-to-end: rendered sample md with bare URL + named link +
heading-followed-by-list straddling a page break; pdftotext shows each
URL once, no orphaned bullets, no `::after` warning from weasyprint.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three bugs surfaced on the LIVRAISON.pdf test render:
1. **MD→HTML conversion** — host had no pandoc, no python-markdown, fell
back to `npx marked < "$src"`. marked CLI 16.x ignores stdin and
dumps its own cli.js source. Resulting PDF body = marked's binary
source (`#!/usr/bin/env node`, `Marked CLI`, copyright). Fix:
`npx --yes marked --gfm -i "$src"` (file path via -i, not stdin).
2. **Cover background** — original cream `#F5F0EB` + 8mm green stripe
was washed out. Iterated to white-pure bg with subtle radial
sage/forest tints, black-deep title, green-forest accents
(eyebrow, meta labels, footer, border). Solid green-dark tried
first then rejected (too heavy for long client-facing doc).
3. **Default logo** — SVG `logo-horizontal.svg` rendered cream-toned,
blended into bg. Switched LOGO_URL default to
`https://zenquality.fr/assets/logo-horizontal-1024.png`.
Also added test-artifact gitignore rules for LIVRAISON.* / HANDOVER.*
project-local renders.
Verified: regenerated LIVRAISON.pdf → 164 KB, 19 pages, full content
rendered, white cover with black title + green-forest accents +
visible PNG logo.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
