@alessandroraffa/tangyr 4.1.0 → 5.0.0

package/mappings/README.md

@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ Declarative translation inputs for `tangyr`.
 These files are part of the canonical runtime bundle, but they are design-time metadata rather than user-facing runtime artifacts. They define the current active v1 translation baseline for:
 
 - `Claude Code`
-- `GitHub Copilot`
-- `Codex`
-- `OpenCode` — full six-slot profile: `instructions` (`AGENTS.md` at the XDG-based `~/.config/opencode/` path), `agents`, `commands`, `skills` (OpenCode-local), `skills_shared` (cross-tool `~/.agents/skills`), and `config_doc` (`opencode.json`)
+- `GitHub Copilot` — `rules` is a project-only slot (`.github/instructions/`), `null` at global scope: that path is a repository surface with no documented user-level equivalent
+- `Codex` — skills and commands both land at Codex's documented skills path (`~/.agents/skills` globally, `.agents/skills` in a repository), since Codex deprecated custom prompts in favour of skills; `exec-policy` rules emit as `.rules` files and guidance rules are folded into the instructions document
+- `OpenCode` — full six-slot profile: `instructions` (`AGENTS.md` at the XDG-based `~/.config/opencode/` path globally; `.opencode/AGENTS.md` in a project, declared in the `instructions` field of `opencode.json`, because the project-root `AGENTS.md` is claimed by four other targets), `agents`, `commands`, `skills` (OpenCode-local), `skills_shared` (cross-tool `~/.agents/skills`), and `config_doc` (`opencode.json`)
 - `Cursor` — full eight-slot profile: `instructions` (`AGENTS.md` at `~/.cursor/rules/`), `agents` (`~/.cursor/agents/`), `rules` (`~/.cursor/rules/`), `skills` (Cursor-local `~/.cursor/skills/`), `skills_shared` (cross-tool `~/.agents/skills`), `hooks_file` (`~/.cursor/hooks.json`), `mcp_file` (`~/.cursor/mcp.json`), and `permissions_file` (`~/.cursor/permissions.json`)
 - `Cline` — five-slot profile: `instructions` (`AGENTS.md` at project root — project scope only; global `instructions` is `null` because Cline has no documented global `AGENTS.md` read location and the global custom-instructions field is interface-only), `rules` (project: `.clinerules/`; global: `~/Documents/Cline/Rules` — macOS primary), `workflows` (project: `.clinerules/workflows/`; global: `~/Documents/Cline/Workflows/`), `skills` (project: `.cline/skills/`; global: `~/.cline/skills/`), and `mcp_file` (project: `cline-mcp.json`; global: `~/.cline/mcp.json`)
 

package/mappings/loss-severity.yaml

@@ -18,13 +18,23 @@ notes:
   - Severity is resolved per entry type, not per target - `resolveLossSeverity`
     (compiler/loss-report.ts) keys only on the entry type, with an explicit severity from
     hook-events.yaml overriding it.
+  - "`rule-not-delivered` was added on 2026-09-16 and is the one entry measured on the
+    files rather than recorded by the compiler that wrote them. It is emitted after every
+    target has run, once per rule that did not reach a target, which is the machine-readable
+    half of the per-target coverage block the run prints."
+  - "`hook-declaration-invalid` and `hook-source-ambiguous` were in the code's table and
+    missing from this one until 2026-09-16. Nothing compared the two, so the drift was
+    silent; tests/unit/mappings/loss-severity-matches-code.test.ts now does."
 
 entry_types:
   command-as-skill: info
   rule-as-instruction: info
   rule-mode-downgrade: warning
   rule-path-scoping: warning
+  rule-not-delivered: error
   hook-event-drop: warning
+  hook-declaration-invalid: error
+  hook-source-ambiguous: error
   hook-as-plugin: error
   instructions-shim: info
   permission-coarsening: error

package/mappings/platform-paths.yaml

@@ -123,7 +123,15 @@ targets:
       skills_shared: ~/.agents/skills
       config_doc: ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json
     project:
-      instructions: AGENTS.md
+      # Not the project-root AGENTS.md. Four targets claimed that one file in
+      # project scope and only the last writer kept its content, so three of the
+      # four silently lost the kit's rules. OpenCode is the one target that can
+      # be told where to read from: `opencode.json` takes an `instructions`
+      # field of "custom instruction files/glob paths", and "All instruction
+      # files are combined with your AGENTS.md files" (opencode.ai, Rules). So
+      # it moves aside and is declared, leaving the contested file to the
+      # targets that have no such field.
+      instructions: .opencode/AGENTS.md
       agents: .opencode/agents
       commands: .opencode/commands
       skills: .opencode/skills

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@alessandroraffa/tangyr",
-  "version": "4.1.0",
+  "version": "5.0.0",
   "description": "CLI for the Tangyr discipline — install and manage operating kits for AI coding tools",
   "license": "MIT",
   "engines": {