D: every body entry now has an Index row; BDR-074..085, LRN-136, EVAL-026/027 were filed under ### and invisible to the engine and to /reconcile. A: BDR-011/015/031/038 index statuses reflect their supersession; LRN-010 dated path update. B: LRN-147+148, 106+113, 105+107, 142+144, 116+117, 131+132 merged into LRN-163..168, sources kept verbatim and marked superseded. C: tier-1 caveman pass on 23 entries under the negation guard (-5% words: most sentences carry a negation and stay verbatim). Fidelity census: file-level token counts never drop; the per-entry flags on BDR-073 and EVAL-025 are attribution artifacts of the ### fix (bodies byte-identical).
Upstream supersedes `@21st-dev/magic` with `@21st-dev/cli` (bin `21st`):
same endpoint, `21st login` in place of an API key, no MCP process loaded
into every session.
- install-plugins.sh Step 8.7: `npm i -g @21st-dev/cli` (pinned in
plugins.lock.json), staged `21st skills install`, TTY-only login offer,
pack disabled by default. update-all.sh 7.4 refreshes both.
- The documented `21st install-skill` cannot be used: the installer refuses
to follow a symlink on the target path and `~/.claude/skills` is one. The
install runs under a throwaway HOME and the result moves into
skills-external/21st-* (gitignored), symlinked on demand.
- toggle-external.sh manages `21st` as a pack (names globbed from
skills-external/21st-*, parked under plain names). `magic` is gone.
- The 5 design skills join design/web/web-full/full and MANAGED_EXTERNALS;
21st-registry and 21st-design-sync stay parked. MANAGED_MCPS is now empty
and profile.sh's dead magic branches are removed.
- Design gate: GATE-BLOCK gains `21st` (required-manual, magic's old slot)
and `21st-ui-build`; PATH repair extended to the npm global bin.
- settings.json: the 4 mcp__magic__* ask entries go; the outward-facing
21st verbs land in autoMode.soft_deny, the tier that holds under auto
mode (LRN-153).
- Docs: README, CLAUDE.global.md, design-gate.md, profile SKILL.md,
.env.example, .gitleaks.toml, link.sh. BDR-093, LRN-158.
Tests: profile-set-managed 17/17, make test green except 2 pre-existing
gitflow FAILs (gitleaks binary absent on this host), shellcheck clean.
The previous note said a fresh clone gets the skill back from `make
plugin` without naming the command, and I picked the wrong one when the
files actually went missing. There are two, and only one restores the
skill:
- `graphify install --platform claude` copies SKILL.md, references/
and .graphify_version. Touches nothing else. This is the recovery
command, verified: the skill came back at 0.9.61 and the four
guarded configs were byte-identical afterwards.
- `graphify claude install` writes the CLAUDE.md section and the
.claude/settings.json PreToolUse hooks, rewrites both of those
guarded configs (EVAL-020, reproduced today), and does NOT copy the
skill.
LRN-154 records why the files vanished in the first place. `git rm
--cached` keeps the working file, but `gitflow finish` checks out the
target branch, where it is still tracked, so git restores it and the
merge then deletes it from disk. .gitignore does not protect it; it only
stops a re-add. The file survives the commit and dies at the merge, which
reads as unrelated.
BDR-090 records why the ask tier was abandoned rather than repopulated,
the three alternatives rejected, and the deliberate caveat that the
guardrail hard_deny bars removing a deny entry but not adding one.
LRN-153 records the two traps the block carries: every autoMode list is
a full replacement without "$defaults", and a user-scope block reaches
every project on the machine.
TODO also logs F1-F3, found but not fixed: .claude/settings.local.json
is a 14.6 KB shadow copy of the global settings at higher precedence,
including a PreToolUse hook whose script does not exist.
BDR-083 records what was taken from unlazy and, more usefully, what was
refused and why. LRN-141: an external skill's machinery encodes its threat
model, not yours — take the invariants, refuse the machinery. LRN-142:
structure locks are fixed-string, so reflowing a doctrine paragraph reds
them; fix the doc, not the lock.
BDR-065 delete-side now automated (lib/gitflow.sh _gitflow_purge_transient).
LRN-138: gitignore != delete for run-time artifacts read from disk — use
commit-during-run + auto-delete at the integration boundary. TODO checked,
journal line.
- BDR-069: keep broad Edit(**/.env.*), keep .env.example name (option A).
Rename rejected (~30 refs); glob narrowing rejected (fails open on
.env.production outside the Next.js convention).
- LRN-130: a deny glob is absolute — allow, `!` negation and PreToolUse
hooks all fail to exempt it (permissions.md :33/:35/:361, verbatim).
Only lever = the glob's own shape.
- EVAL-024: the pass shipped one unauthorized weakening (scope inversion +
framework parochialism) on my own permission boundary, caught by the
auto-mode classifier rather than self-caught. Reverted pre-commit. Also
logs a false-positive automated review and a bad subagent glob claim.
BDR-059 + LRN-110 + LRN-111. Confirmed A's ask-gate covers component_builder
(mcp__ scope) — no code fix possible or attempted, it's third-party package
code (dist/utils/callback-server.js:36). README MCP section now documents
the risk and why the mitigation is ask-gating, not patching.
BDR-058 + LRN-109. Root cause of the "referenced files absent" finding:
the skills CLI's skillPath only fetches SKILL.md, never sibling
references/scripts/templates dirs. Upstream HEAD matched the already-
recorded lockfile hash exactly (no drift, no tamper) — reinstalled the
full tree at that pinned SHA, detached HEAD so nothing can silently
advance. Reinstall happened outside this repo (~/.agents); this commit
is the only repo-side record. Backup of the old single-file dir kept.
BDR-057: secrets by reference not by value; redact at capture, not just at
rest. Documents the two-part job7 posture (MCP ${VAR} expansion + rtk-rewrite
env-dump redaction) and flags the unreconciled contradiction with job6's
same-day (wrong) finding that ${VAR} expansion was unsupported at user scope.
BDR-026 updated: the backup-vector incident (2026-07-02) is closed at the
source rather than by repeated scrubbing — every native auto-backup taken
while the live file held the plaintext value was a fresh leak, so scrubbing
existing backups alone would have recurred forever.
LRN-108: `claude mcp add --env KEY=value` writes the value literally —
double- vs single-quoting around `${VAR}` is the entire difference between
a reference and a plaintext-forever config. The natural way to type the
flag (bash-expand it first) is exactly the trap.
Also refreshed .audit/scan-secrets-claude-home.json to the post-purge state
(15 residual hits, down from 18 pre-D).
bastien