@descent-vtt/spec-harness 0.18.0 → 0.20.0

package/dist/usage.js

@@ -13,14 +13,20 @@
  * `null`. The one thing only the disk knows, whether `--root` is a
  * directory, is asked of the caller.
  */
+import { resolve } from 'node:path';
+import { sameId } from './branch.js';
 import { literal } from './literal.js';
 /** Whether a value names nothing: empty, or only space. */
 export function isBlank(value) {
     return value.trim() === '';
 }
-// An option left out has no value to refuse, and a value that names something
-// is passed over as none is: the empty list is equivalent to its mutant.
-const one = (value) => (value === undefined ? [] : [value]);
+// Every value an option that takes one was given, so that an empty one is
+// refused wherever it stands: `--root "" --root .` names one directory twice
+// as the root is read, and the empty value is still the unset variable it
+// most often is. An option left out has no value to refuse, and a value that
+// names something is passed over as none is: the empty list is equivalent
+// to its mutant.
+const every = (option) => (line) => line.written[option] ?? [];
 /**
  * The options that take a value, and what an empty one fails to name.
  * `--format` and `--at` are not here: each takes one of a few words, and the
@@ -28,16 +34,64 @@ const one = (value) => (value === undefined ? [] : [value]);
  * `rule` refuses by name itself.
  */
 const VALUED = literal({
-    brief: { of: (line) => one(line.brief), says: "names no brief; give it a brief's id, or leave it out for the one SPEC_BRIEF or the branch names" },
-    base: { of: (line) => one(line.base), says: 'names no commit; give it a branch or a commit, or leave it out for the configured base' },
-    root: { of: (line) => one(line.root), says: 'names no directory; give it one, or leave it out to run in the current directory' },
+    brief: { of: every('brief'), says: "names no brief; give it a brief's id, or leave it out for the one SPEC_BRIEF or the branch names" },
+    base: { of: every('base'), says: 'names no commit; give it a branch or a commit, or leave it out for the configured base' },
+    root: { of: every('root'), says: 'names no directory; give it one, or leave it out to run in the current directory' },
     path: { of: (line) => line.paths, says: 'names no file; give it the path of a file' },
-    reason: { of: (line) => one(line.reason), says: 'gives no reason; say why the round cannot be done without the file' },
+    reason: { of: every('reason'), says: 'gives no reason; say why the round cannot be done without the file' },
     option: { of: (line) => line.options, says: 'names no choice; give it "<label>: <cost>", or leave it out' },
-    recommend: { of: (line) => one(line.recommend), says: 'recommends nothing; say which option and why, or leave it out' },
-    show: { of: (line) => one(line.show), says: 'names no escalation; give it an id, as spec-harness escalate --list prints them' },
-    id: { of: (line) => one(line.id), says: "names no probe; give it a probe's id, or leave it out to run every probe" },
+    recommend: { of: every('recommend'), says: 'recommends nothing; say which option and why, or leave it out' },
+    show: { of: every('show'), says: 'names no escalation; give it an id, as spec-harness escalate --list prints them' },
+    id: { of: every('id'), says: "names no probe; give it a probe's id, or leave it out to run every probe" },
 });
+/**
+ * A resolved path with its drive letter in one case. On Windows a drive
+ * letter names its volume in either case, `D:\` and `d:\` alike (Microsoft's
+ * Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces, Naming Conventions, read 2026-10-19),
+ * where Node's `resolve` keeps the case it was written in (spec-core
+ * ADR-0005, amended 2026-10-19). The rest of the path is left as it is: NTFS
+ * can be made to tell names apart by case, so whether two names are one
+ * directory is the disk's to say. A path resolved elsewhere starts with `/`,
+ * and has no drive letter to fold.
+ */
+export function foldDrive(path) {
+    return /^[a-z]:/.test(path) ? `${path[0].toUpperCase()}${path.slice(1)}` : path;
+}
+/**
+ * Whether two values of an option that takes one ask for one thing, as the
+ * option reads them: a brief by its id as spec-brief's names are matched,
+ * space around it dropped and `12` the brief `012` (ADR-0004); a root by the
+ * directory it names from `cwd`, the one an empty root names on the hook's
+ * line among them, with a drive letter in either case; any other as it is
+ * written, since each is read so, a format, a probe's position, an id or
+ * text.
+ */
+function asksOne(option, first, other, cwd) {
+    if (option === 'brief')
+        return sameId(first.trim(), other.trim());
+    if (option === 'root')
+        return foldDrive(resolve(cwd, first)) === foldDrive(resolve(cwd, other));
+    return first === other;
+}
+/**
+ * The first option that takes one value and was given two that read as two,
+ * named with both as they were written; `null` where none was. The parser
+ * keeps the last, and the earlier went unread with no word of it:
+ * `doctor --root nowhere --root .` ran in `.`, and `--brief 404 --brief 001`
+ * was brief 001 (spec-core ADR-0005). The same value given twice, however it
+ * is spelled, is the option once, and the last is the one read. `cwd` is
+ * where a relative root is read from. A list, `--path` and `--option`, has
+ * every value it is given.
+ */
+export function twoValues(line, cwd) {
+    for (const [option, values] of Object.entries(line.written)) {
+        const first = values[0];
+        const other = values.find((value) => !asksOne(option, first, value, cwd));
+        if (other !== undefined)
+            return `--${option} is given twice, as ${JSON.stringify(first)} and as ${JSON.stringify(other)}, and one of the two would go unread`;
+    }
+    return null;
+}
 /**
  * The line for a value that names nothing. `subject` is the input as its
  * caller knows it: `--brief` on a command line, `"brief"` in a tool call. The
@@ -85,13 +139,15 @@ const SHAPE = literal({
     audit: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format', 'strict'], ...ONE_BRIEF },
     probe: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format', 'id', 'at'], ...ONE_BRIEF },
     premises: { options: ['brief', 'root', 'format', 'strict'], ...NO_ARGUMENT },
-    init: { options: ['root', 'format', 'write', 'git-hook'], ...NO_ARGUMENT },
+    init: { options: ['root', 'format', 'write', 'git-hook', 'block-on-failure'], ...NO_ARGUMENT },
     mcp: { options: ['root'], ...NO_ARGUMENT },
     // A diagnosis says what is wrong with what it was given, where a command
     // that acts on it stops: a brief or a base that names nothing is a line of
     // doctor's report.
     doctor: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format', 'strict'], ...NO_ARGUMENT, reports: ['brief', 'base'] },
 });
+/** The options every command answers instead of running, which no shape lists. */
+const ANSWERS = ['help', 'version'];
 // A map, since a command is a word a person types and an object answers to
 // more names than it was given: `constructor` has no shape.
 const SHAPES = new Map(Object.entries(SHAPE));
@@ -109,7 +165,7 @@ function listed(options) {
  * every release, which this one cannot rewrite, and exit 2 from it holds
  * every write of a session, the write that would fix the line among them.
  * A line the parser cannot read is asked the same, and the hook says it
- * with exit 1 (cli.ts).
+ * to the person with exit 0 (cli.ts).
  */
 export function isClaudeHook(command, argument) {
     return command === 'hook' && argument === 'claude';
@@ -133,9 +189,11 @@ export function heldHookLine(wrong) {
 }
 /**
  * A line the parser refused: an option no command has, an option left
- * without its value, a `--format` or an `--at` that is none. The parser's
- * words are kept, on one line: what node says of an option that may have
- * lost its value is three.
+ * without its value, a `--format` or an `--at` that is none, `--help` beside
+ * `--version`; or a line it read with two values for an option that takes
+ * one, of which it cannot tell the one meant ({@link twoValues}). The
+ * parser's words are kept, on one line: what node says of an option that may
+ * have lost its value is three.
  */
 export function unreadHookLine(said) {
     return { state: 'off', fault: { wrong: `the hook's line cannot be read (${said.split('\n').join(' ')})`, mend: 'mend it in Claude Code\'s settings, where init writes "hook claude" and nothing after it' } };
@@ -155,6 +213,42 @@ export function readHookLine(root, cwd, isDirectory) {
     }
     return { state: 'guards', root: given };
 }
+/**
+ * What `--help` or `--version` on the hook's line stands beside that the
+ * hook would say as it runs, in the words for a line it cannot read; `null`
+ * where the line asks for neither, or stands beside nothing the line itself
+ * shows to be wrong. Every command answers either before it runs, so the
+ * hook printed the help over a root that is not a directory, exit 0, and
+ * said nothing of it (ADR-0005). A fault only git or spec-brief can tell
+ * stays unsaid: neither is asked before an answer that runs nothing.
+ */
+export function answerBeside(line, cwd, isDirectory) {
+    if (!line.help && !line.version)
+        return null;
+    const read = readHookLine(line.root, cwd, isDirectory);
+    if (read.state === 'guards')
+        return null;
+    const asked = line.help ? 'help' : 'version';
+    return `--${asked} is given beside a fault, ${read.fault.wrong}, and the ${asked} would be printed in its place`;
+}
+/**
+ * A line of the hook's that asks for the help or the version, which the hook
+ * prints, exit 0, in place of reading its question: no write is checked
+ * under it, and Claude Code, by its hooks reference, writes what a hook
+ * that exits 0 prints to its debug log, so nothing says the guard is off
+ * (ADR-0005). The hook says nothing of it, since a person who asks the hook
+ * for its help at a terminal is answered the same way.
+ */
+export function answeringHookLine(asked) {
+    return {
+        state: 'off',
+        silent: true,
+        fault: {
+            wrong: `the line asks for the ${asked}, which the hook prints, exit 0, in place of checking the write`,
+            mend: 'take that option off the line, where init writes "hook claude" and nothing after it',
+        },
+    };
+}
 /**
  * A line whose root is a directory outside any git work tree. The hook
  * reads that as a session outside one, where it has nothing to guard: it
@@ -215,6 +309,11 @@ export function holderHookLine(line, tree, path) {
  * A line that guards says which brief it names, where it names one: the hook
  * passes over a `--brief` that is empty, as every release has, and holds
  * every write under one that names no brief, which only spec-brief can tell.
+ * A line with two values for an option that takes one is a line the hook
+ * cannot read, whichever option it is, read from `cwd` as the hook reads it
+ * from where it is started (cli.ts). So is one with the help or the version
+ * beside a root that is not a directory; and with either beside nothing it
+ * can see is wrong, the line checks no write, whatever else it holds.
  */
 export function claudeHookLine(words, parse, cwd, isDirectory) {
     let line;
@@ -227,6 +326,16 @@ export function claudeHookLine(words, parse, cwd, isDirectory) {
     }
     if (!isClaudeHook(line.command, line.positionals[0]))
         return null;
+    const twice = twoValues(line, cwd);
+    if (twice !== null)
+        return unreadHookLine(twice);
+    const beside = answerBeside(line, cwd, isDirectory);
+    if (beside !== null)
+        return unreadHookLine(beside);
+    if (line.help)
+        return answeringHookLine('help');
+    if (line.version)
+        return answeringHookLine('version');
     const read = readHookLine(line.root, cwd, isDirectory);
     return read.state === 'guards' && line.brief !== undefined && !isBlank(line.brief) ? { ...read, brief: line.brief } : read;
 }
@@ -234,9 +343,10 @@ export function claudeHookLine(words, parse, cwd, isDirectory) {
  * Why the command line is refused, or `null` when the command can run:
  * an option it does not read, alone or beside another, an argument it does
  * not take, a brief named twice, a value or an argument that names nothing,
- * a `--root` that is no directory. Asked once a command is known and neither
- * `--help` nor `--version` answers instead; a command with no shape is none,
- * which its caller says.
+ * a `--root` that is no directory. Asked once a command is known, and before
+ * `--help` or `--version` answers: a line that is wrong is refused with
+ * either on it, as one the parser refuses always was (spec-core ADR-0005).
+ * A command with no shape is none, which its caller says.
  */
 export function refusal(line, isDirectory) {
     const { command, positionals } = line;
@@ -247,15 +357,18 @@ export function refusal(line, isDirectory) {
     const shape = SHAPES.get(command);
     if (shape === undefined || isClaudeHook(command, positionals[0]))
         return null;
-    const stray = line.given.find((option) => !shape.options.includes(option));
+    // What the line asks the command, beside the help or the version it may
+    // ask for instead, which every command answers.
+    const asked = line.given.filter((option) => !ANSWERS.includes(option));
+    const stray = asked.find((option) => !shape.options.includes(option));
     if (stray !== undefined)
         return `${command} does not take --${stray}; ${listed(shape.options)}`;
     // An option the command reads, beside one that leaves it unread:
     // `escalate --list --path src/a.ts` printed the list, exit 0, and the
     // request it also spelled out was never raised.
-    const mode = shape.modes?.find((candidate) => line.given.includes(candidate.option));
+    const mode = shape.modes?.find((candidate) => asked.includes(candidate.option));
     if (mode !== undefined) {
-        const unread = line.given.find((option) => option !== mode.option && !mode.beside.includes(option));
+        const unread = asked.find((option) => option !== mode.option && !mode.beside.includes(option));
         if (unread !== undefined)
             return `${command} --${mode.option} does not take --${unread}; beside --${mode.option} ${listed(mode.beside)}`;
     }

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The first on the list that is given decides,\n   * as the command itself decides.\n   */\n  readonly modes?: readonly { readonly option: string; readonly beside: readonly string[] }[];\n}\n\nconst NO_ARGUMENT = literal({ limit: { most: 0, takes: 'no argument' } });\nconst ONE_BRIEF = literal({\n  limit: { most: 1, takes: \"one argument at most, a brief's id\" },\n  argument: { role: 'the brief', instead: \"give it a brief's id, or leave it out for the one --brief, SPEC_BRIEF or the branch names\", option: 'brief' },\n});\n\n/**\n * Every command, with what it reads of a command line. An option is listed\n * for a command only where the command's answer depends on it: `init`\n * chooses the base itself and the server is told the brief by each call, so\n * neither takes `--base` or `--brief`, and taking them would tell someone\n * the base or the brief had been set.\n */\nconst SHAPE = literal({\n  context: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format'], ...ONE_BRIEF },\n  guard: {\n    options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format', 'strict'],\n    limit: null,\n    argument: { role: 'a path', instead: 'give it the paths the round would write' },\n  },\n  hook: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root'], limit: { most: 1, takes: 'one argument, \"claude\" or \"git\"' } },\n  // `--list` and `--show` print what waits and raise nothing: neither reads\n  // the parts of a request, nor a brief, since what waits is every round's.\n  escalate: {\n    options: ['brief', 'root', 'format', 'path', 'reason', 'option', 'recommend', 'list', 'show'],\n    ...NO_ARGUMENT,\n    modes: [\n      { option: 'list', beside: ['root', 'format'] },\n      { option: 'show', beside: ['root', 'format'] },\n    ],\n  },\n  rule: {\n    options: ['root', 'format', 'allow', 'deny', 'note'],\n    limit: { most: 1, takes: \"one argument, the escalation's id\" },\n    argument: { role: 'the escalation', instead: 'give it an id, as spec-harness escalate --list prints them' },\n  },\n  rulings: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format'], ...ONE_BRIEF },\n  audit: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format', 'strict'], ...ONE_BRIEF },\n  probe: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format', 'id', 'at'], ...ONE_BRIEF },\n  premises: { options: ['brief', 'root', 'format', 'strict'], ...NO_ARGUMENT },\n  init: { options: ['root', 'format', 'write', 'git-hook'], ...NO_ARGUMENT },\n  mcp: { options: ['root'], ...NO_ARGUMENT },\n  // A diagnosis says what is wrong with what it was given, where a command\n  // that acts on it stops: a brief or a base that names nothing is a line of\n  // doctor's report.\n  doctor: { options: ['brief', 'base', 'root', 'format', 'strict'], ...NO_ARGUMENT, reports: ['brief', 'base'] },\n}) satisfies Record<string, Shape>;\n\n/** Every command there is: the command line dispatches on these names and no other. */\nexport type Command = keyof typeof SHAPE;\n\n// A map, since a command is a word a person types and an object answers to\n// more names than it was given: `constructor` has no shape.\nconst SHAPES: ReadonlyMap<string, Shape> = new Map(Object.entries(SHAPE));\n\nfunction listed(options: readonly string[]): string {\n  const names = options.map((option) => `--${option}`);\n  // Every command reads at least `--root`, so a list is never empty.\n  if (names.length === 1) return `its only option is ${names[0] as string}`;\n  return `its options are ${names.slice(0, -1).join(', ')} and ${names.at(-1)!}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether a line is Claude Code's hook, by its command and the argument\n * after it. It is exempt from every refusal here, and read as each release\n * since 0.1.0 read it: the line lives in settings files and in the plugin of\n * every release, which this one cannot rewrite, and exit 2 from it holds\n * every write of a session, the write that would fix the line among them.\n * A line the parser cannot read is asked the same, and the hook says it\n * with exit 1 (cli.ts).\n */\nexport function isClaudeHook(command: string | undefined, argument: string | undefined): boolean {\n  return command === 'hook' && argument === 'claude';\n}\n\n/** The words for a `--root` that is a file, or is not there, wherever it is said. */\nexport function noDirectory(root: string): string {\n  return `--root is \"${root}\", which is not a directory`;\n}\n\n/** What is wrong with the line of Claude Code's hook, and what mends it. */\nexport interface LineFault {\n  readonly wrong: string;\n  readonly mend: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * What Claude Code's hook does with its own line, as far as the line decides\n * it: it guards, in the root the line gives it where it gives one and under\n * the brief it names where it names one; or the guard is off, for a fault\n * the hook says with exit 1 and holds no write for; or every write is held,\n * exit 2, for a brief the line names that is not one (ADR-0005). The hook\n * reads its line through the functions below, and `doctor` reads a line it\n * finds in Claude Code's settings through the same ones, so what it says of\n * a line is what the hook does with it.\n */\nexport type HookLine = Guards | GuardOff | WritesHeld;\n\nexport interface Guards {\n  readonly state: 'guards';\n  readonly root: string | undefined;\n  /**\n   * The brief the line names with `--brief`, as written. Whether it is a\n   * brief is spec-brief's to say, which the caller asks. Absent where the\n   * line names none.\n   */\n  readonly brief?: string;\n  /**\n   * The work tree the root is in, where that is not the project's own and\n   * holds it: the hook opens the work tree its root is in, so a write to a\n   * file of the project is checked there, by that work tree's briefs, under\n   * the path the file has in it. Only git can tell, so the caller asks it.\n   * Absent where the line gives no root, or one in the project's work tree.\n   */\n  readonly holder?: OtherTree & { readonly path: string };\n}\n\n/** A work tree the root on the hook's line is in that is not the project's own. */\nexport interface OtherTree {\n  /** Its top, as git names it. */\n  readonly top: string;\n  /** Whether it is a work tree of the project's own repository, linked or main, where it is otherwise another repository's. */\n  readonly ours: boolean;\n}\n\n/** How such a work tree is named: by its top, and whose it is. */\nexport function namedTree({ top, ours }: OtherTree): string {\n  return `${top}, ${ours ? 'another work tree of this repository' : 'the work tree of another repository'}`;\n}\n\nexport interface GuardOff {\n  readonly state: 'off';\n  readonly fault: LineFault;\n  /**\n   * Set where the hook says nothing of the fault and exits 0, so that no\n   * run of it fails: a root outside any work tree, or in a work tree that\n   * does not hold the project. Every other fault it says, with exit 1.\n   */\n  readonly silent?: true;\n  /**\n   * What goes unchecked, where that is not every write: under a root in a\n   * work tree that does not hold the project, the hook checks a write to a\n   * file of that work tree, and none to a file of the project.\n   */\n  readonly unchecked?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface WritesHeld {\n  readonly state: 'held';\n  /** What is said of the name, by what named the brief (workspace.ts). */\n  readonly wrong: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * A line under which the round has no brief to be checked against, since\n * what names one names a brief spec-brief does not know, or one it has\n * archived: the hook holds the write, exit 2, and every write after it until\n * the name is mended (ADR-0004). `wrong` is what is said of the name.\n */\nexport function heldHookLine(wrong: string): WritesHeld {\n  return { state: 'held', wrong };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line the parser refused: an option no command has, an option left\n * without its value, a `--format` or an `--at` that is none. The parser's\n * words are kept, on one line: what node says of an option that may have\n * lost its value is three.\n */\nexport function unreadHookLine(said: string): GuardOff {\n  return { state: 'off', fault: { wrong: `the hook's line cannot be read (${said.split('\\n').join(' ')})`, mend: 'mend it in Claude Code\\'s settings, where init writes \"hook claude\" and nothing after it' } };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line that parsed, by the root it gives. An empty root is the directory\n * the hook was started in: git starts there when it is handed no directory,\n * so the hook has guarded there for an empty root in every release. A root\n * that is a file, or is not there, is one git starts in neither of, which\n * read as a session outside a work tree, exit 0 and no word, and the guard\n * someone had configured was off.\n */\nexport function readHookLine(root: string | undefined, cwd: string, isDirectory: (path: string) => boolean): Guards | GuardOff {\n  const given = root === '' ? cwd : root;\n  if (given !== undefined && !isDirectory(given)) {\n    return { state: 'off', fault: { wrong: noDirectory(given), mend: \"give the hook's line a directory that exists, or leave --root out for the project Claude Code names\" } };\n  }\n  return { state: 'guards', root: given };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line whose root is a directory outside any git work tree. The hook\n * reads that as a session outside one, where it has nothing to guard: it\n * checks no write and says nothing, exit 0 (ADR-0005), and that stays. Only\n * git can tell such a root, so the caller asks it. A line that carries one\n * is a guard someone set up that checks nothing, and `doctor` says it as\n * off.\n */\nexport function outsideHookLine(root: string): GuardOff {\n  return {\n    state: 'off',\n    silent: true,\n    fault: {\n      wrong: `--root is \"${root}\", a directory outside any git work tree, which the hook reads as a session outside one, exit 0 and no word`,\n      mend: \"give the hook's line a directory in the work tree, or leave --root out for the project Claude Code names\",\n    },\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line whose root is in a git work tree that does not hold the project:\n * another repository beside it, or a work tree inside it, a repository of\n * its own, a submodule or a linked worktree. The hook opens the work tree\n * its root is in and decides by that work tree's briefs. A file of the\n * project is outside it, which the hook reads as a file outside the\n * repository: it says nothing, exit 0, as it has in every release, and that\n * stays. So no write to a file of the project is checked under the line,\n * and `doctor` says it as a guard that is off. 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It is exempt from every refusal here, and read as each release\n * since 0.1.0 read it: the line lives in settings files and in the plugin of\n * every release, which this one cannot rewrite, and exit 2 from it holds\n * every write of a session, the write that would fix the line among them.\n * A line the parser cannot read is asked the same, and the hook says it\n * to the person with exit 0 (cli.ts).\n */\nexport function isClaudeHook(command: string | undefined, argument: string | undefined): boolean {\n  return command === 'hook' && argument === 'claude';\n}\n\n/** The words for a `--root` that is a file, or is not there, wherever it is said. */\nexport function noDirectory(root: string): string {\n  return `--root is \"${root}\", which is not a directory`;\n}\n\n/** What is wrong with the line of Claude Code's hook, and what mends it. */\nexport interface LineFault {\n  readonly wrong: string;\n  readonly mend: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * What Claude Code's hook does with its own line, as far as the line decides\n * it: it guards, in the root the line gives it where it gives one and under\n * the brief it names where it names one; or the guard is off, for a fault\n * the hook says with exit 0 and holds no write for; or every write is held,\n * exit 2, for a brief the line names that is not one (ADR-0005). The hook\n * reads its line through the functions below, and `doctor` reads a line it\n * finds in Claude Code's settings through the same ones, so what it says of\n * a line is what the hook does with it.\n */\nexport type HookLine = Guards | GuardOff | WritesHeld;\n\nexport interface Guards {\n  readonly state: 'guards';\n  readonly root: string | undefined;\n  /**\n   * The brief the line names with `--brief`, as written. Whether it is a\n   * brief is spec-brief's to say, which the caller asks. Absent where the\n   * line names none.\n   */\n  readonly brief?: string;\n  /**\n   * The work tree the root is in, where that is not the project's own and\n   * holds it: the hook opens the work tree its root is in, so a write to a\n   * file of the project is checked there, by that work tree's briefs, under\n   * the path the file has in it. Only git can tell, so the caller asks it.\n   * Absent where the line gives no root, or one in the project's work tree.\n   */\n  readonly holder?: OtherTree & { readonly path: string };\n}\n\n/** A work tree the root on the hook's line is in that is not the project's own. */\nexport interface OtherTree {\n  /** Its top, as git names it. */\n  readonly top: string;\n  /** Whether it is a work tree of the project's own repository, linked or main, where it is otherwise another repository's. */\n  readonly ours: boolean;\n}\n\n/** How such a work tree is named: by its top, and whose it is. */\nexport function namedTree({ top, ours }: OtherTree): string {\n  return `${top}, ${ours ? 'another work tree of this repository' : 'the work tree of another repository'}`;\n}\n\nexport interface GuardOff {\n  readonly state: 'off';\n  readonly fault: LineFault;\n  /**\n   * Set where the hook says nothing of the fault: a root outside any work\n   * tree, or in a work tree that does not hold the project. Every other\n   * fault it says, to the person, and every one with exit 0.\n   */\n  readonly silent?: true;\n  /**\n   * What goes unchecked, where that is not every write: under a root in a\n   * work tree that does not hold the project, the hook checks a write to a\n   * file of that work tree, and none to a file of the project.\n   */\n  readonly unchecked?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface WritesHeld {\n  readonly state: 'held';\n  /** What is said of the name, by what named the brief (workspace.ts). */\n  readonly wrong: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * A line under which the round has no brief to be checked against, since\n * what names one names a brief spec-brief does not know, or one it has\n * archived: the hook holds the write, exit 2, and every write after it until\n * the name is mended (ADR-0004). `wrong` is what is said of the name.\n */\nexport function heldHookLine(wrong: string): WritesHeld {\n  return { state: 'held', wrong };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line the parser refused: an option no command has, an option left\n * without its value, a `--format` or an `--at` that is none, `--help` beside\n * `--version`; or a line it read with two values for an option that takes\n * one, of which it cannot tell the one meant ({@link twoValues}). The\n * parser's words are kept, on one line: what node says of an option that may\n * have lost its value is three.\n */\nexport function unreadHookLine(said: string): GuardOff {\n  return { state: 'off', fault: { wrong: `the hook's line cannot be read (${said.split('\\n').join(' ')})`, mend: 'mend it in Claude Code\\'s settings, where init writes \"hook claude\" and nothing after it' } };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line that parsed, by the root it gives. An empty root is the directory\n * the hook was started in: git starts there when it is handed no directory,\n * so the hook has guarded there for an empty root in every release. A root\n * that is a file, or is not there, is one git starts in neither of, which\n * read as a session outside a work tree, exit 0 and no word, and the guard\n * someone had configured was off.\n */\nexport function readHookLine(root: string | undefined, cwd: string, isDirectory: (path: string) => boolean): Guards | GuardOff {\n  const given = root === '' ? cwd : root;\n  if (given !== undefined && !isDirectory(given)) {\n    return { state: 'off', fault: { wrong: noDirectory(given), mend: \"give the hook's line a directory that exists, or leave --root out for the project Claude Code names\" } };\n  }\n  return { state: 'guards', root: given };\n}\n\n/**\n * What `--help` or `--version` on the hook's line stands beside that the\n * hook would say as it runs, in the words for a line it cannot read; `null`\n * where the line asks for neither, or stands beside nothing the line itself\n * shows to be wrong. Every command answers either before it runs, so the\n * hook printed the help over a root that is not a directory, exit 0, and\n * said nothing of it (ADR-0005). A fault only git or spec-brief can tell\n * stays unsaid: neither is asked before an answer that runs nothing.\n */\nexport function answerBeside(line: Pick<CommandLine, 'help' | 'version' | 'root'>, cwd: string, isDirectory: (path: string) => boolean): string | null {\n  if (!line.help && !line.version) return null;\n  const read = readHookLine(line.root, cwd, isDirectory);\n  if (read.state === 'guards') return null;\n  const asked = line.help ? 'help' : 'version';\n  return `--${asked} is given beside a fault, ${read.fault.wrong}, and the ${asked} would be printed in its place`;\n}\n\n/**\n * A line of the hook's that asks for the help or the version, which the hook\n * prints, exit 0, in place of reading its question: no write is checked\n * under it, and Claude Code, by its hooks reference, writes what a hook\n * that exits 0 prints to its debug log, so nothing says the guard is off\n * (ADR-0005). The hook says nothing of it, since a person who asks the hook\n * for its help at a terminal is answered the same way.\n */\nexport function answeringHookLine(asked: 'help' | 'version'): GuardOff {\n  return {\n    state: 'off',\n    silent: true,\n    fault: {\n      wrong: `the line asks for the ${asked}, which the hook prints, exit 0, in place of checking the write`,\n      mend: 'take that option off the line, where init writes \"hook claude\" and nothing after it',\n    },\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line whose root is a directory outside any git work tree. The hook\n * reads that as a session outside one, where it has nothing to guard: it\n * checks no write and says nothing, exit 0 (ADR-0005), and that stays. Only\n * git can tell such a root, so the caller asks it. A line that carries one\n * is a guard someone set up that checks nothing, and `doctor` says it as\n * off.\n */\nexport function outsideHookLine(root: string): GuardOff {\n  return {\n    state: 'off',\n    silent: true,\n    fault: {\n      wrong: `--root is \"${root}\", a directory outside any git work tree, which the hook reads as a session outside one, exit 0 and no word`,\n      mend: \"give the hook's line a directory in the work tree, or leave --root out for the project Claude Code names\",\n    },\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line whose root is in a git work tree that does not hold the project:\n * another repository beside it, or a work tree inside it, a repository of\n * its own, a submodule or a linked worktree. The hook opens the work tree\n * its root is in and decides by that work tree's briefs. A file of the\n * project is outside it, which the hook reads as a file outside the\n * repository: it says nothing, exit 0, as it has in every release, and that\n * stays. So no write to a file of the project is checked under the line,\n * and `doctor` says it as a guard that is off. Only git can tell such a\n * root, so the caller asks it.\n */\nexport function elsewhereHookLine(root: string, tree: OtherTree): GuardOff {\n  return {\n    state: 'off',\n    silent: true,\n    unchecked: 'no write to a file of this project is checked',\n    fault: {\n      wrong: `--root is \"${root}\", a directory in ${namedTree(tree)}, which does not hold this project: the hook checks a write to a file of that work tree, by its briefs, and passes any other with no word, exit 0`,\n      mend: \"give the hook's line a directory in this work tree, or leave --root out for the project Claude Code names\",\n    },\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * A line that guards under a root in a work tree which holds the project\n * and is not its own: a repository the project is nested in, or the main\n * work tree around a linked one. `path` is the project's top as that work\n * tree names it.\n */\nexport function holderHookLine(line: Guards, tree: OtherTree, path: string): Guards {\n  return { ...line, holder: { ...tree, path } };\n}\n\n/**\n * What Claude Code's hook does with the words it is handed, or `null` for\n * words that are not its line: read by the parser the command line reads\n * every line with, and known by its command and the argument after it on a\n * line that parsed and on one that did not, as the command line knows it\n * (cli.ts). `parse` is that parser, which throws its refusal with the words\n * it could still read.\n *\n * A line that guards says which brief it names, where it names one: the hook\n * passes over a `--brief` that is empty, as every release has, and holds\n * every write under one that names no brief, which only spec-brief can tell.\n * A line with two values for an option that takes one is a line the hook\n * cannot read, whichever option it is, read from `cwd` as the hook reads it\n * from where it is started (cli.ts). So is one with the help or the version\n * beside a root that is not a directory; and with either beside nothing it\n * can see is wrong, the line checks no write, whatever else it holds.\n */\nexport function claudeHookLine(\n  words: readonly string[],\n  parse: (argv: readonly string[]) => CommandLine,\n  cwd: string,\n  isDirectory: (path: string) => boolean,\n): HookLine | null {\n  let line: CommandLine;\n  try {\n    line = parse(words);\n  } catch (error) {\n    const refused = error as { readonly message: string; readonly words: readonly string[] };\n    return isClaudeHook(refused.words[0], refused.words[1]) ? unreadHookLine(refused.message) : null;\n  }\n  if (!isClaudeHook(line.command, line.positionals[0])) return null;\n  const twice = twoValues(line, cwd);\n  if (twice !== null) return unreadHookLine(twice);\n  const beside = answerBeside(line, cwd, isDirectory);\n  if (beside !== null) return unreadHookLine(beside);\n  if (line.help) return answeringHookLine('help');\n  if (line.version) return answeringHookLine('version');\n  const read = readHookLine(line.root, cwd, isDirectory);\n  return read.state === 'guards' && line.brief !== undefined && !isBlank(line.brief) ? { ...read, brief: line.brief } : read;\n}\n\n/**\n * Why the command line is refused, or `null` when the command can run:\n * an option it does not read, alone or beside another, an argument it does\n * not take, a brief named twice, a value or an argument that names nothing,\n * a `--root` that is no directory. Asked once a command is known, and before\n * `--help` or `--version` answers: a line that is wrong is refused with\n * either on it, as one the parser refuses always was (spec-core ADR-0005).\n * A command with no shape is none, which its caller says.\n */\nexport function refusal(line: CommandLine, isDirectory: (path: string) => boolean): string | null {\n  const { command, positionals } = line;\n  // No shape is kept under `undefined`, so the first check is the compiler's,\n  // and its mutant is equivalent.\n  if (command === undefined) return null;\n  const shape = SHAPES.get(command);\n  if (shape === undefined || isClaudeHook(command, positionals[0])) return null;\n  // What the line asks the command, beside the help or the version it may\n  // ask for instead, which every command answers.\n  const asked = line.given.filter((option) => !ANSWERS.includes(option));\n  const stray = asked.find((option) => !shape.options.includes(option));\n  if (stray !== undefined) return `${command} does not take --${stray}; ${listed(shape.options)}`;\n  // An option the command reads, beside one that leaves it unread:\n  // `escalate --list --path src/a.ts` printed the list, exit 0, and the\n  // request it also spelled out was never raised.\n  const mode = shape.modes?.find((candidate) => asked.includes(candidate.option));\n  if (mode !== undefined) {\n    const unread = asked.find((option) => option !== mode.option && !mode.beside.includes(option));\n    if (unread !== undefined) return `${command} --${mode.option} does not take --${unread}; beside --${mode.option} ${listed(mode.beside)}`;\n  }\n  if (shape.limit !== null && positionals.length > shape.limit.most) {\n    return `${command} takes ${shape.limit.takes}, not ${positionals.map((argument) => JSON.stringify(argument)).join(', ')}`;\n  }\n  // One thing named two ways, whatever the two hold: the argument won with\n  // no word, so `audit 012 --brief 013` audited 012 for someone who had\n  // also typed 013.\n  const { argument } = shape;\n  if (argument?.option !== undefined && positionals.length > 0 && line.given.includes(argument.option)) {\n    return `${command} was given ${argument.role} twice, as its argument ${JSON.stringify(positionals[0])} and as --${argument.option} ${JSON.stringify(line[argument.option])}; give one of them`;\n  }\n  for (const [option, valued] of Object.entries(VALUED) as [ValuedOption, Valued][]) {\n    if (shape.reports?.includes(option)) continue;\n    const empty = valued.of(line).find(isBlank);\n    if (empty !== undefined) return emptyValue(`--${option}`, option, empty);\n  }\n  const empty = positionals.find(isBlank);\n  if (shape.argument !== undefined && empty !== undefined) {\n    return `${command} was given ${JSON.stringify(empty)} as ${shape.argument.role}, which names none; ${shape.argument.instead}`;\n  }\n  // An empty one was refused above, so this is a path that was meant: a file,\n  // or a directory that is not there. git starts in neither, and the run\n  // ended saying the path was outside a work tree, which named neither the\n  // option nor what was wrong with what it was given.\n  if (line.root !== undefined && !isDirectory(line.root)) {\n    return `${noDirectory(line.root)}; give it one that exists, or leave it out to run in the current directory`;\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n"]}

package/dist/workspace.d.ts

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@
  */
 import { type ActiveBrief } from './briefs.js';
 import type { HarnessConfig } from './config.js';
+import { type WorkTree } from './git.js';
 import type { FindingFormat } from './formats.js';
 import { type Siblings } from './siblings.js';
 import type { BriefRow } from './types.js';
@@ -41,6 +42,12 @@ export interface Options {
     readonly positionals: readonly string[];
     /** The long name of every option given, in the order given: what tells an option left out from one a command does not read. */
     readonly given: readonly string[];
+    /**
+     * Every value given to each option that takes one value, by its long name,
+     * in the order given. The fields below hold the last of them, which is
+     * what the parser keeps.
+     */
+    readonly written: Readonly<Record<string, readonly string[]>>;
     readonly brief: string | undefined;
     readonly base: string | undefined;
     readonly root: string | undefined;
@@ -53,6 +60,8 @@ export interface Options {
     readonly write: boolean;
     /** init: also install git's pre-commit hook. */
     readonly gitHook: boolean;
+    /** init: `onFailure: "block"` on the hook entries it writes (ADR-0012). */
+    readonly blockOnFailure: boolean;
     /** escalate: the files the round needs, the reason, the options and the recommendation. */
     readonly paths: readonly string[];
     readonly reason: string | undefined;
@@ -81,7 +90,38 @@ export interface Workspace {
     readonly branchSource?: string | undefined;
     readonly cwd: string;
 }
-export declare function openWorkspace(options: Pick<Options, 'root'>, io: CliIO): Promise<Workspace>;
+/**
+ * A work tree as the first wave of opening it found it: the directory it
+ * was asked from, its top, what one start of git said from there, and the
+ * branch where it was asked beside them.
+ */
+export interface FoundTree {
+    readonly cwd: string;
+    readonly root: string;
+    readonly tree: WorkTree | 'unread';
+    readonly early: string | null | undefined;
+}
+/** The work tree that holds `cwd`, or `null` where none does. */
+export declare function findTree(cwd: string): Promise<FoundTree | null>;
+/**
+ * The git directory a found work tree's repository keeps, as git names it
+ * from the directory it was found from: one repository's work trees, linked
+ * and main, share it, and no two repositories do. Asked again only where
+ * the one start of git could not be read.
+ */
+export declare function foundCommonDir(found: FoundTree): Promise<string | null>;
+export declare function openWorkspace(options: Pick<Options, 'root'>, io: CliIO, installs?: Installs): Promise<Workspace>;
+/** The installs a work tree's siblings are looked for in after its own, given its top and its common directory (siblings.ts). */
+export type Installs = (root: string, commonDir: string) => readonly string[];
+/**
+ * Every command: a linked worktree with no install of its own is checked
+ * with the main work tree's, where `git worktree add` leaves the project's
+ * `node_modules`, as git's hook and doctor were, and as the hook is with the
+ * project's (ADR-0005).
+ */
+export declare const MAIN_INSTALL: Installs;
+/** The rest of opening a work tree, once it is found: its common directory, its configuration and its branch. */
+export declare function openFound(found: FoundTree, io: CliIO, installs?: Installs): Promise<Workspace>;
 /**
  * What one of several things asked at once answered, or what it threw,
  * thrown from here: the things are asked through `Promise.allSettled`, and
@@ -118,3 +158,42 @@ export declare function describeActive(active: ActiveBrief, argument?: string):
     problem: string;
 };
 export declare function json(command: string, body: Record<string, unknown>): string;
+/**
+ * Whether a work tree other than the one whose top is `top` may hold `cwd`:
+ * `cwd` is outside it, or a `.git` stands in a directory between the two,
+ * where a linked worktree, a submodule or a repository of its own starts.
+ * Where neither is so, `cwd` is in that work tree, and git is asked nothing
+ * more: a session works at its project's top, or below it, for nearly every
+ * write. Answering that one may is what git is then asked, so the mutant
+ * that always answers so is equivalent, at the cost of a process, and so
+ * is each that only answers so more often: a slice one short reaches the
+ * top itself, which holds a `.git`, and a part named in place of none is
+ * a directory no top holds.
+ */
+export declare function mayBeElsewhere(cwd: string, top: string): boolean;
+/**
+ * The work tree that holds `cwd`, where it is another work tree of the
+ * repository the work tree `named` is one of, as the hook's root names it, by the git directory the two share;
+ * `null` where `cwd` is in the root's own, in another repository, or in
+ * none (ADR-0005).
+ */
+export declare function otherTree(named: Workspace, cwd: string): Promise<FoundTree | null>;
+/**
+ * The work trees a write is decided in, each with the paths it decides, for
+ * the hook and for the server's `check_path` (ADR-0005). The repository is
+ * the one the hook's root names, as before. Each path is decided by the
+ * innermost work tree of that repository that holds it, by its branch, its
+ * briefs and its configuration, read from its top, with its siblings looked
+ * for in its install and then the project's: there a session works in a
+ * worktree while Claude Code names the project it started in, or writes from
+ * one into another, and the hook decided by the project's branch, which
+ * named no brief, so a protected write passed with no word. A path in no
+ * other work tree of the repository is decided by the work tree the root
+ * names, as before: a write to the project's own file from a worktree is
+ * refused where it was, and a path in another repository, or in none, is
+ * read as it was. `cwd` is what a relative path is read from.
+ */
+export declare function writesBy(named: Workspace, cwd: string | null, paths: readonly string[], io: CliIO): Promise<{
+    readonly workspace: Workspace;
+    readonly paths: readonly string[];
+}[]>;