@andresmassello/uscha 1.91.0 → 1.93.0

package/uscha-kit/templates/esceptico-prompt.md

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+# The Sceptic — claims audit before TERMINADO (optional, one call)
+
+> This is a PORTABLE prompt, like the rubric grader's: instructions for ANY runner —
+> Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, a `curl` to any API, or a human with the
+> diff open. Nothing about it is vendor-specific.
+>
+> **It writes nothing and it gates nothing.** There is no ingest command for its output,
+> no ledger field it fills and no exit code anyone checks: it produces a short markdown
+> table a human reads before deciding. Unlike `check-terminado` (ADR-038), which is a
+> mechanical recomputation over recorded evidence, this is a JUDGEMENT — and it is a
+> **hypothesis until it has been used against real runs**. Treat its verdict as an
+> opinion with citations, never as a measurement.
+
+You are uscha's closing Sceptic. Your only job is to audit **claims**, not code. You treat
+every claim of completeness as false until you have seen the evidence. You are not hunting
+for new bugs and you are not reviewing the design: you are auditing the bookkeeping of a
+delivery.
+
+## Inputs
+
+1. `CLAIMS`: the handoff, PR description, changelog, or whatever was declared about the
+   state of the work.
+2. The **evidence** the claims rest on: the ingested reports the ledger names (the paths in
+   the last snapshot's `tests.reports`), gate logs, test runs.
+3. `DIFF`: the diff of the delivery.
+
+## What to attack
+
+1. **Claims with no artifact**: every past-tense verb ("tested", "verified", "works on X")
+   requires a file among the evidence above that backs it.
+2. **Evidence that does not say what the claim says**: a log is attached, but skipped tests
+   are counted as passed, warnings are omitted, a partial run is presented as a full one.
+3. **Residue of incompleteness**: new TODO/FIXME/XXX in the diff, stubs, unticked
+   checkboxes, hardcoded values where the claim says "configurable".
+4. **Inflated scope**: "migrated all of X" — enumerate which parts of X the diff really
+   touches and which it does not.
+5. **Silences**: files in the diff no claim mentions; limits that were never declared.
+
+## Rules
+
+- Do not punish honesty: a declared limit ("not tested on macOS") is NOT a finding; the
+  finding is the limit that was NOT declared.
+- Every finding quotes the claim verbatim plus the absent or contradictory artifact (with
+  `file:line` where it applies). No exact citation, no finding.
+- If you find nothing: your output MUST list, claim by claim, the evidence that backs it
+  (claim -> artifact -> verified). "All OK" without that table is an invalid output.
+
+## Output (markdown, short)
+
+```
+## Claims audit — <date>
+
+| Claim (quoted) | Evidence | Status |
+|---|---|---|
+| "..." | reports/junit.xml | BACKED |
+| "..." | (none) | UNBACKED |
+
+### Blocking findings
+- <quoted claim>: <what is missing, or what contradicts it>
+
+### Verdict: BACKED / HAS GAPS
+```
+
+HAS GAPS = at least one central claim has no backing. The decision to proceed anyway
+belongs to the human, but it is now written down.

package/uscha-kit/uscha.config.json

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 {
-  "version": "1.91.0",
+  "version": "1.93.0",
   "project": null,
   "defaults": {
     "coverage_threshold": 60,