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  26. package/skills/tacitt/SKILL.md +4 -2
  27. package/skills/tacitt/references/INDEX.md +2 -2
  28. package/skills/tacitt/references/commands.md +2 -0
  29. package/skills/tacitt/references/journey.md +3 -1
  30. package/skills/tacitt/references/remote-workers.md +6 -0
  31. package/skills/tacitt/references/send.md +3 -2
  32. package/skills/tacitt/scripts/INDEX.md +36 -36
  33. package/skills/tacitt/scripts/answer.mjs +41 -11
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  The person decides in the panel; you keep the journey moving. Never ask the person to return to chat to confirm or continue, except for the explicit [remote-worker host consent](references/remote-workers.md) before classification freezes. Until Ready to send, while the next step is theirs, [wait inside this turn](references/journey.md#waiting-for-the-person); at Ready to send your turn ends.
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  1. After `journey.start`, initialize the phase helper, open the panel and link it. Its welcome screen explains that classification and privacy agents read frozen original main conversations and retained tool results through the current App's model provider, while local static processing covers the remaining retained material, and asks the person to sign in with Google or GitHub (Continue when already signed in). Say the same in one short chat message, then wait for the decision. A sign-in from the welcome screen, a Continue click, or an explicit chat agreement that you record with `journey.respond` consent, is the consent. Never describe classification or privacy scanning as local-only. Loading, discussing or invoking the Skill alone is not consent. Send is separately authorized.
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+ 2. First complete [remote-worker collection](references/remote-workers.md) after source consent and before the first classification freeze. Ask once per detected host for this Send; accepted workers enter the ordinary review below, and declines or failures continue. Disclose `warning`, `source-lines-unreadable` or `source-scan` failures even when no hosts are returned: remote worker discovery may be incomplete. Then follow the [classification protocol](references/classification.md): freeze once through the [phase helper](scripts/journey.mjs), dispatch bounded tasks, and publish through the CLI. Begin reconciliation as soon as unresolved-root evidence is complete, overlapping known-project metadata. As soon as every known-project metadata answer is published, run `ingest --stage classification`: while unresolved roots are still being grouped it publishes the known Works (`partial: true`) so their scan can start; keep reconciling and ingest the complete proposal when it is ready. Preserve deterministic routing and all roots.
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  3. Once the known Works (or the complete proposal) are ingested, record `scope-confirm` at once without asking, then start the scan (step 4) while classification continues. Recommendations become the starting visibility. The complete proposal keeps the confirmation; Works it adds or extends are read by the running `journey.prepare`. The person may change Public/Private/Drop in the panel at any time before Send: Drop stops that Work's scan, and a Work moved out of Drop is read again.
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  These are the services the panel uses; call them through the CLI only for authorized recovery. Every action input carries the latest `journeyId`, `sendId`, `expectedJourneyRevision` and `expectedSendRevision` from `send.get`, plus a fresh UUID `idempotencyKey` kept with its exact payload for retries.
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- - `send.get {journeyId, sendId?}` reads the current Send (status `prepared`, `sign-in`, `sending`, `waiting`, `paused`, `completed` or `blocked`) with every item's status and error. A native Send completes once every included Work has acknowledged stored sessions and membership; no global replacement marker or successful assessment is required. Completed Sends may still have assessing or failed items.
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+ - `send.get {journeyId, sendId?}` reads the current Send (status `awaiting-packaging`, `prepared`, `sign-in`, `sending`, `waiting`, `paused`, `completed` or `blocked`) with every item's status and error. A native Send completes once every included Work has acknowledged stored sessions and membership; no global replacement marker or successful assessment is required. Completed Sends may still have assessing or failed items.
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+ - `send.request {journeyId, expectedJourneyRevision, idempotencyKey, included, omittedWorkIds}` records the person's explicit Send click for the displayed Works, access and omissions before packaging (ADR 0258); the panel sends it, and the CLI sends it only when the person asked in chat to send that displayed scope. The Send shows `awaiting-packaging` until the serving journey host packages, prepares and starts it, and the serving host does this only while a panel tab is open and polling. A request made in chat therefore needs the panel open; without an open panel it stays `awaiting-packaging` until it expires. It binds the connected account (or none) and the serving host, and fails with `INVALID_TRANSITION` when no journey host is serving. A CLI `send.get`, `send.prepare`, `send.start` or `send.advance` leaves a pending request unchanged; do not call them to move it. The request ends as `blocked` with `REQUEST_EXPIRED` after a host restart or 30 minutes, or with `IDENTITY_REJECTED` when the account changed before confirmation.
38
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39
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  - `send.pause {…action}` stops remaining work and aborts a running advance; `send.resume {…action}` retries blocked items whose error is recoverable (`OPERATION_FAILED`, `UPLOAD_FAILED`, `SEND_REMOTE_REFUSED`, `IDENTITY_UNAVAILABLE`, `ACCOUNT_SIGNED_OUT`) from completed inventory and durable Send progress.
40
41
  - `send.advance {journeyId, sendId}` advances the admitted upload transport or checks up to three assemblies or assessments. The open panel already drives it; a CLI process drives it only when no panel is open, because one advance per Send is shared only inside the serving process. Once a Send is completed, the detached host continues background assessment for at most three hours after the journey ends, including while omitted Works return to review (ADR 0233).
41
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45
+ Recovery for an active Send that shows a blocked item: `send.get`; for recoverable blocked items or a blocked Send, `send.resume`; then let the panel (or, without a panel, repeated `send.advance` with a short wait between unchanged results) continue. A `stale` result about the same `sendId` only means another step moved the Send on: read it again and repeat with the new revisions. Only a different `sendId`, a `REVISION_CONFLICT`/`ACCOUNT_CHANGED` error, or an unconfirmed request blocked with `REQUEST_EXPIRED`/`IDENTITY_REJECTED` needs a new scope review and explicit Send.
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- | Entry | Kind | Responsibility |
7
- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
8
- | [INDEX.md](INDEX.md) | Directory index | Lists executable helpers shipped with the exact Skill release. |
9
- | [journey-scan-timing.mjs](journey-scan-timing.mjs) | Runtime measurement | Scope-bound cold static/AI/metadata/card wall clock, finite start and exact completion observation. |
10
- | [describe.mjs](describe.mjs) | Runtime | Binds proposed generated metadata, never Hidden, to the current decision/context. |
11
- | [local-cli.mjs](local-cli.mjs) | Read-only package verifier | Validates an explicit installed CLI identity and aggregate artifact digest without network or application-state access. |
12
- | [review.mjs](review.mjs) | Runtime | Session-ready scanning, sixteen-slot refill, outcome-reported preparation recovery and read-only status, metadata-gated questions, Track B-gated final preview and hash-bound answer recovery. |
13
- | [review.d.mts](review.d.mts) | Type declarations | Types the review helper's exported task rendering, answer reading, per-Work progress and entry functions for tests. |
14
- | [local-cli.d.mts](local-cli.d.mts) | Type declarations | Defines the shared installed-package binding used by the CLI and standalone verifier. |
15
- | [verify-cli.mjs](verify-cli.mjs) | Verification entry | Checks a managed local receipt and its current package bytes before the Skill starts a journey. |
16
- | [journey.mjs](journey.mjs) | Runtime | Phase tasks, durable exact batch writes, the person-decision `await` that hands off at Ready to send and shared CLI transport. |
17
- | [journey.d.mts](journey.d.mts) | Declaration | Phase helper contract for integration tests. |
18
- | [journey-panel-host.mjs](journey-panel-host.mjs) | Runtime | Runs the paired CLI's `journey.serve --detach` before the handoff so a detached host owns the panel (ADR 0227). |
19
- | [journey-panel-host.d.mts](journey-panel-host.d.mts) | Declaration | Types the detached-host handoff for helper tests. |
20
- | [journey-state.mjs](journey-state.mjs) | Runtime state | Confirmed-answer and static-finishing phase selection, skip and included rules (ADR 0236), card batch limits, threshold and wait clock (ADR 0234), input fingerprints and exact pending-write recovery with affected-Pending-only resolution. |
21
- | [answer.mjs](answer.mjs) | CLI publisher | Validates task-bound classification and privacy drafts, including required privacy unit coverage, and atomically publishes canonical answers. |
22
- | [journey-tasks.mjs](journey-tasks.mjs) | Task builder | Exact rendered-token budgets, private drafts, a 200-value cap per card batch (ADR 0234) and one-term-per-line card/resolution payloads with complete bounded read ranges. |
23
- | [journey-tasks.d.mts](journey-tasks.d.mts) | Declaration | Types task creation, rendered-token sizing, canonical answer metadata and batch answer reads. |
24
- | [journey-classification.mjs](journey-classification.mjs) | Runtime | Batched known-project metadata, unknown-root grouping and bounded evidence, versioned checkpoints and generation progress. |
25
- | [journey-consolidation.mjs](journey-consolidation.mjs) | Runtime | Builds proposed-name and stable-target candidate buckets, persists complete reconciliation input, and returns compact dispatch descriptors. |
26
- | [journey-classification-metadata.mjs](journey-classification-metadata.mjs) | Runtime | Validates global reconciliation and creates hash-bound, token-bounded AI metadata tasks for new Works and Unsorted. |
27
- | [journey-classification-metadata.d.mts](journey-classification-metadata.d.mts) | Declaration | Types generated AI metadata tasks for final project groups and Unsorted. |
28
- | [journey-consolidation-submit.mjs](journey-consolidation-submit.mjs) | Runtime | Expands candidate assignments, applies per-root overrides, combines small topics into Unsorted, attaches known projects and checks exact root coverage. |
29
- | [journey-consolidation.d.mts](journey-consolidation.d.mts) | Declaration | Consolidation helper contract for bounded evidence regression tests. |
30
- | [journey-classification-tasks.mjs](journey-classification-tasks.mjs) | Runtime | Original-root routing, capacity-balanced bounded tasks and unresolved-first ready ordering with stable assignments. |
31
- | [journey-classification-tasks.d.mts](journey-classification-tasks.d.mts) | Declaration | Types initial classification routing and catalog/evidence task generation for helper consumers and tests. |
32
- | [journey-classification-progress.mjs](journey-classification-progress.mjs) | Runtime | Accepted-answer counters and fenced progress checkpoints. |
33
- | [journey-state.d.mts](journey-state.d.mts) | Declaration | Journey state helper contracts used by typed recovery tests. |
34
- | [journey-classification-validation.mjs](journey-classification-validation.mjs) | Runtime | Shared root judgment, stable target identity, fixed project metadata, consolidation validation and target-preserving assignment expansion. |
35
- | [journey-classification-validation.d.mts](journey-classification-validation.d.mts) | Declaration | Shared classification validator contracts. |
36
- | [journey-card-consolidation.mjs](journey-card-consolidation.mjs) | Runtime | Builds a digest-bound global card task, keeps own identity and other people apart, enforces at most twenty questions and expands draft references into term keys. |
37
- | [journey-card-consolidation.d.mts](journey-card-consolidation.d.mts) | Declaration | Types global card task generation, answer validation and final key expansion. |
38
- | [journey-card-values.mjs](journey-card-values.mjs) | Runtime | Settles a card publication against the current journey: only still-open values, one card per normalized value, own identity on its own card, distinct short examples. |
39
- | [journey-card-values.d.mts](journey-card-values.d.mts) | Declaration | Types card value settlement for helper tests. |
40
- | [review-stream-client.mjs](review-stream-client.mjs) | Runtime | Bounds requests and owned-child shutdown, permits retry only for explicit pre-request startup busy, and preserves unknown lost-write outcomes for receipt replay. |
41
- | [review-stream-client.d.mts](review-stream-client.d.mts) | Type declarations | Types the fixed request/shutdown limits, private lifecycle callbacks and review-stream client methods. |
6
+ | Entry | Kind | Responsibility |
7
+ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
8
+ | [INDEX.md](INDEX.md) | Directory index | Lists executable helpers shipped with the exact Skill release. |
9
+ | [journey-scan-timing.mjs](journey-scan-timing.mjs) | Runtime measurement | Scope-bound cold static/AI/metadata/card wall clock, finite start and exact completion observation. |
10
+ | [describe.mjs](describe.mjs) | Runtime | Binds proposed generated metadata, never Hidden, to the current decision/context. |
11
+ | [local-cli.mjs](local-cli.mjs) | Read-only package verifier | Validates an explicit installed CLI identity and aggregate artifact digest without network or application-state access. |
12
+ | [review.mjs](review.mjs) | Runtime | Session-ready scanning, sixteen-slot refill, outcome-reported preparation recovery and read-only status, metadata-gated questions, Track B-gated final preview and hash-bound answer recovery. |
13
+ | [review.d.mts](review.d.mts) | Type declarations | Types the review helper's exported task rendering, answer reading, per-Work progress and entry functions for tests. |
14
+ | [local-cli.d.mts](local-cli.d.mts) | Type declarations | Defines the shared installed-package binding used by the CLI and standalone verifier. |
15
+ | [verify-cli.mjs](verify-cli.mjs) | Verification entry | Checks a managed local receipt and its current package bytes before the Skill starts a journey. |
16
+ | [journey.mjs](journey.mjs) | Runtime | Phase tasks with compact existing-card identity snapshots, durable exact batch writes, the person-decision `await` that hands off at Ready to send and shared CLI transport. |
17
+ | [journey.d.mts](journey.d.mts) | Declaration | Phase helper contract for integration tests. |
18
+ | [journey-panel-host.mjs](journey-panel-host.mjs) | Runtime | Runs the paired CLI's `journey.serve --detach` before the handoff so a detached host owns the panel (ADR 0227). |
19
+ | [journey-panel-host.d.mts](journey-panel-host.d.mts) | Declaration | Types the detached-host handoff for helper tests. |
20
+ | [journey-state.mjs](journey-state.mjs) | Runtime state | Confirmed-answer and static-finishing phase selection, skip and included rules (ADR 0236), card batch limits, threshold and wait clock (ADR 0234), input fingerprints and exact pending-write recovery with affected-Pending-only resolution. |
21
+ | [answer.mjs](answer.mjs) | CLI publisher | Validates task-bound classification and privacy drafts, including required privacy unit coverage and reused-card policy with repair diagnostics, reports card issue paths without mutating validator errors, and atomically publishes canonical answers. |
22
+ | [journey-tasks.mjs](journey-tasks.mjs) | Task builder | Exact rendered-token budgets, private drafts, a 200-value cap (ADR 0234), compact existing policies with bounded overhead (ADR 0251), and one-term-per-line card/resolution payloads with complete bounded read ranges. |
23
+ | [journey-tasks.d.mts](journey-tasks.d.mts) | Declaration | Types task creation, rendered-token sizing, canonical answer metadata and batch answer reads. |
24
+ | [journey-classification.mjs](journey-classification.mjs) | Runtime | Batched known-project metadata, unknown-root grouping and bounded evidence, versioned checkpoints and generation progress. |
25
+ | [journey-consolidation.mjs](journey-consolidation.mjs) | Runtime | Builds proposed-name and stable-target candidate buckets, persists complete reconciliation input, and returns compact dispatch descriptors. |
26
+ | [journey-classification-metadata.mjs](journey-classification-metadata.mjs) | Runtime | Validates global reconciliation and creates hash-bound, token-bounded AI metadata tasks for new Works and Unsorted. |
27
+ | [journey-classification-metadata.d.mts](journey-classification-metadata.d.mts) | Declaration | Types generated AI metadata tasks for final project groups and Unsorted. |
28
+ | [journey-consolidation-submit.mjs](journey-consolidation-submit.mjs) | Runtime | Expands candidate assignments, applies per-root overrides, combines small topics into Unsorted, attaches known projects and checks exact root coverage. |
29
+ | [journey-consolidation.d.mts](journey-consolidation.d.mts) | Declaration | Consolidation helper contract for bounded evidence regression tests. |
30
+ | [journey-classification-tasks.mjs](journey-classification-tasks.mjs) | Runtime | Original-root routing, capacity-balanced bounded tasks and unresolved-first ready ordering with stable assignments. |
31
+ | [journey-classification-tasks.d.mts](journey-classification-tasks.d.mts) | Declaration | Types initial classification routing and catalog/evidence task generation for helper consumers and tests. |
32
+ | [journey-classification-progress.mjs](journey-classification-progress.mjs) | Runtime | Accepted-answer counters and fenced progress checkpoints. |
33
+ | [journey-state.d.mts](journey-state.d.mts) | Declaration | Journey state helper contracts used by typed recovery tests. |
34
+ | [journey-classification-validation.mjs](journey-classification-validation.mjs) | Runtime | Shared root judgment, stable target identity, fixed project metadata, consolidation validation and target-preserving assignment expansion. |
35
+ | [journey-classification-validation.d.mts](journey-classification-validation.d.mts) | Declaration | Shared classification validator contracts. |
36
+ | [journey-card-consolidation.mjs](journey-card-consolidation.mjs) | Runtime | Immutably merges matching existing-policy extensions without a second model task (ADR 0251); policy or identity mismatches fall back to digest-bound global review, with exact key coverage and five/ten question limits. |
37
+ | [journey-card-consolidation.d.mts](journey-card-consolidation.d.mts) | Declaration | Types global card generation, policy comparison, identity boundaries, answer validation and final key expansion. |
38
+ | [journey-card-values.mjs](journey-card-values.mjs) | Runtime | Settles a card publication against the current journey: only still-open values, one card per normalized value, own identity on its own card by the journey-wide own-value rule, distinct short examples. |
39
+ | [journey-card-values.d.mts](journey-card-values.d.mts) | Declaration | Types card value settlement for helper tests. |
40
+ | [review-stream-client.mjs](review-stream-client.mjs) | Runtime | Bounds requests and owned-child shutdown, permits retry only for explicit pre-request startup busy, and preserves unknown lost-write outcomes for receipt replay. |
41
+ | [review-stream-client.d.mts](review-stream-client.d.mts) | Type declarations | Types the fixed request/shutdown limits, private lifecycle callbacks and review-stream client methods. |
42
42
 
43
43
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44
44
 
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import { hash, optional, save } from './journey-state.mjs'
4
4
  import { pathToFileURL } from 'node:url'
5
5
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6
6
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7
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7
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8
8
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9
9
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10
10
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@@ -148,20 +148,35 @@ async function publish(args) {
148
148
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149
149
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150
150
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151
+ for (const card of Array.isArray(answer.cards) ? answer.cards : []) {
152
+ const prior = taskInput.existingCards?.find((item) => item.id === card?.id)
153
+ if (prior && !sameCardPolicy(card, prior)) {
154
+ const code = 'CARD_EXTENSION_POLICY_CHANGED'
155
+ const diagnosticPath = taskPath.replace(/\.md$/u, '.publish-rejected.json')
156
+ await save(diagnosticPath, { taskHash, answer, code, cardId: card.id })
157
+ throw new Error(code, {
158
+ cause: [
159
+ `read private draft diagnostics at ${diagnosticPath}; repair the reused card's question and option labels/rules to match its published policy, or use a new UUID for a new question`,
160
+ ],
161
+ })
162
+ }
163
+ }
151
164
  const toRef = refs ? new Map(Object.entries(refs).map(([ref, key]) => [key, ref])) : new Map()
152
165
  try {
153
166
  const { validateStageAnswer } = await validator()
154
167
  validateStageAnswer(validationInput, answer)
155
168
  } catch (error) {
156
- if (refs && Array.isArray(error?.issues))
157
- error.issues = error.issues.map((issue) =>
158
- Object.fromEntries(
159
- Object.entries(issue).map(([name, value]) => [
160
- name,
161
- Array.isArray(value) ? value.map((key) => toRef.get(key) ?? key) : value,
162
- ]),
163
- ),
164
- )
169
+ // ZodError.issues is read-only. Remap a copy, preserving the validator's failure.
170
+ const issues = Array.isArray(error?.issues)
171
+ ? error.issues.map((issue) =>
172
+ Object.fromEntries(
173
+ Object.entries(issue).map(([name, value]) => [
174
+ name,
175
+ refs && Array.isArray(value) ? value.map((key) => toRef.get(key) ?? key) : value,
176
+ ]),
177
+ ),
178
+ )
179
+ : []
165
180
  const code =
166
181
  error?.code === 'INVALID_REVIEW_SPAN' ? 'INVALID_REVIEW_SPAN' : 'INVALID_STAGE_ANSWER'
167
182
  const diagnosticPath = taskPath.replace(/\.md$/u, '.publish-rejected.json')
@@ -170,10 +185,25 @@ async function publish(args) {
170
185
  answer,
171
186
  code,
172
187
  field: error?.field ?? null,
173
- issues: Array.isArray(error?.issues) ? error.issues : [],
188
+ issues,
174
189
  })
175
190
  throw new Error(code, {
176
191
  cause: [
192
+ // Bound terminal repair hints to eight issues; the private file retains every issue.
193
+ ...issues.slice(0, 8).map((issue) => {
194
+ const path = (issue.path ?? []).reduce(
195
+ (text, part) =>
196
+ typeof part === 'number'
197
+ ? `${text}[${part}]`
198
+ : `${text}${text ? '.' : ''}${refs && part === 'termKeys' ? 'termRefs' : part}`,
199
+ '',
200
+ )
201
+ // Size messages contain schema limits, unlike messages quoting unknown input keys.
202
+ const message = ['too_big', 'too_small'].includes(issue.code)
203
+ ? `: ${issue.message}`
204
+ : ''
205
+ return `${path || 'answer'}: ${issue.code}${message}`
206
+ }),
177
207
  `read private draft diagnostics at ${diagnosticPath}; repair shape, exact assigned coverage and source fields before publishing`,
178
208
  ],
179
209
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@@ -15,3 +15,5 @@ export function validateCardConsolidation(
15
15
  ): void
16
16
  export const journeyCardLimit: number
17
17
  export const batchCardLimit: number
18
+ export function sameCardPolicy(card: unknown, prior: unknown): boolean
19
+ export function cardIdentity(card: { termKeys?: readonly string[] }): 'own' | 'people' | null
@@ -124,9 +124,12 @@ function separateIdentity(cards) {
124
124
  }
125
125
 
126
126
  async function draftCards(manifest) {
127
- const cards = [],
128
- ids = new Set(),
127
+ let cards = []
128
+ const ids = new Set(),
129
129
  keys = new Set()
130
+ const existing = new Set(
131
+ manifest.batch ? (manifest.existingCards ?? []).map((card) => card.id) : [],
132
+ )
130
133
  for (const item of manifest.tasks) {
131
134
  const expected = new Set(item.termKeys)
132
135
  if (
@@ -138,7 +141,12 @@ async function draftCards(manifest) {
138
141
  const covered = new Set()
139
142
  for (const card of await answers([item], 'cards')) {
140
143
  validateCard(card)
141
- if (ids.has(card.id) || !Array.isArray(card.termKeys) || card.termKeys.length === 0)
144
+ const prior = cards.find((draft) => draft.id === card.id)
145
+ if (
146
+ (ids.has(card.id) && (!existing.has(card.id) || !sameCardPolicy(card, prior))) ||
147
+ !Array.isArray(card.termKeys) ||
148
+ card.termKeys.length === 0
149
+ )
142
150
  throw new Error('CARD_DRAFT_COVERAGE_INVALID')
143
151
  ids.add(card.id)
144
152
  for (const key of card.termKeys) {
@@ -153,7 +161,11 @@ async function draftCards(manifest) {
153
161
  covered.add(key)
154
162
  keys.add(key)
155
163
  }
156
- cards.push(card)
164
+ cards = prior
165
+ ? cards.map((draft) =>
166
+ draft === prior ? { ...draft, termKeys: [...draft.termKeys, ...card.termKeys] } : draft,
167
+ )
168
+ : [...cards, card]
157
169
  }
158
170
  if (covered.size !== expected.size) throw new Error('CARD_DRAFT_COVERAGE_INVALID')
159
171
  }
@@ -213,9 +225,70 @@ export function validateCardConsolidation(
213
225
  if (seen.size !== expected.size) throw new Error('CARD_CONSOLIDATION_COVERAGE_INVALID')
214
226
  }
215
227
 
228
+ /** Option order and outer whitespace do not change a published policy. */
229
+ export function sameCardPolicy(card, prior) {
230
+ if (
231
+ typeof card?.question !== 'string' ||
232
+ typeof prior?.question !== 'string' ||
233
+ !Array.isArray(card.options) ||
234
+ !Array.isArray(prior.options)
235
+ )
236
+ return false
237
+ return (
238
+ card.question.trim() === prior.question.trim() &&
239
+ card.options.length === prior.options.length &&
240
+ card.options.every((option) => {
241
+ const previous = prior.options.find((item) => item?.id === option?.id)
242
+ return (
243
+ previous &&
244
+ typeof option?.label === 'string' &&
245
+ typeof option?.rule === 'string' &&
246
+ typeof previous.label === 'string' &&
247
+ typeof previous.rule === 'string' &&
248
+ option.label.trim() === previous.label.trim() &&
249
+ option.rule.trim() === previous.rule.trim()
250
+ )
251
+ })
252
+ )
253
+ }
254
+
255
+ /** Compact identity boundary for existing-card task snapshots. */
256
+ export function cardIdentity(card) {
257
+ const terms = (card.termKeys ?? []).map(termOf)
258
+ return terms.some((term) => term?.type === 'own-identity')
259
+ ? 'own'
260
+ : terms.some((term) => term?.type === 'people')
261
+ ? 'people'
262
+ : null
263
+ }
264
+
265
+ /** Explicit existing-card assignments need no second semantic judgment (ADR 0251). */
266
+ function extensionSubmission(manifest, cards) {
267
+ if (!manifest.batch || !cards.length) return null
268
+ const existing = new Map((manifest.existingCards ?? []).map((card) => [card.id, card]))
269
+ if (!cards.every((card) => existing.has(card.id))) return null
270
+ // Older manifests omitted rules and must finish their original global review.
271
+ if (cards.some((card) => !existing.get(card.id).options?.every((option) => option.rule)))
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+ return null
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+ // Reusing an ID must preserve the policy, rather than silently rewriting its meaning.
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+ for (const card of cards) {
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278
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+ return null
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+ }
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+ return {
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+ cards: [],
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+ extend: cards.map((card) => ({ cardId: card.id, termKeys: card.termKeys })),
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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  export async function consolidateCards(directory, manifest) {
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+ if (!cards.length || extensionSubmission(manifest, cards))
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  return { stage: 'cards', consolidationReady: true, readyForIngest: true, tasks: [] }
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  if (manifest.cardConsolidation?.draftHash !== draftHash) {
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259
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260
333
  const mode = manifest.batch ? { mode: 'append' } : {}
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  if (!drafts.length) return { cards: [], ...mode }
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+ const extension = extensionSubmission(manifest, drafts)
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337
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338
  if (!consolidation || consolidation.draftHash !== hash(drafts))
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15
15
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16
16
  },
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17
  ): Omit<Submission, 'extend'> & { extend?: Array<{ cardId: string; termKeys: string[] }> }
18
+ export function ownIdentityValues(view: {
19
+ privacy: { terms: ReadonlyArray<{ type: string; value: string }> }
20
+ valueOverrides?: ReadonlyArray<{ type: string; value: string }>
21
+ }): Set<string>
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33
  return kept
34
34
  }
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35
 
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+ /**
37
+ * The person's own values, journey-wide (ADR 0251): every own-identity term and own-identity
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+ * value rule in the agent view. Mirrors the application's `ownIdentityValues` (privacy
39
+ * decisions.ts), which refuses an own card extension outside this rule; a parity test pins both.
40
+ */
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+ export function ownIdentityValues(view) {
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+ return new Set(
43
+ [...view.privacy.terms, ...(view.valueOverrides ?? [])]
44
+ .filter((term) => term.type === 'own-identity' && typeof term.value === 'string')
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+ .map((term) => normalized(term.value)),
46
+ )
47
+ }
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+
36
49
  /**
37
50
  * Settles a card publication against the current journey before it is sent.
38
51
  *
@@ -41,7 +54,8 @@ export function cardExamples(examples, drop = () => false) {
41
54
  * - Every normalized value goes to one card (F4). A value the scan found as the person's own
42
55
  * identity (`own-identity`, or an own-identity value rule) goes to the card that asks about it,
43
56
  * so a Hide answer about other people cannot hide the person's own handle. Any other value
44
- * joins the first card that already covers the same value.
57
+ * joins the first card that already covers the same value, except that another person's value
58
+ * stays on its proposed card rather than join an own-identity card, which the CLI refuses.
45
59
  *
46
60
  * Cards left without values are dropped; their extensions too. A new card's examples are
47
61
  * deduplicated and shortened, and one that is not the own-identity card shows no own-identity
@@ -53,11 +67,7 @@ export function settleCardValues(submission, view) {
53
67
  const value = terms.get(key)?.value
54
68
  return typeof value === 'string' ? normalized(value) : `key:${key}`
55
69
  }
56
- const own = new Set(
57
- [...view.privacy.terms, ...(view.valueOverrides ?? [])]
58
- .filter((term) => term.type === 'own-identity' && typeof term.value === 'string')
59
- .map((term) => normalized(term.value)),
60
- )
70
+ const own = ownIdentityValues(view)
61
71
  const append = submission.mode === 'append'
62
72
  const open = append ? new Set(uncoveredPending(view).map(keyOf)) : null
63
73
  const proposed = new Map([
@@ -87,7 +97,11 @@ export function settleCardValues(submission, view) {
87
97
  for (const key of proposed.get(slot.id) ?? []) {
88
98
  if (open && !open.has(key)) continue
89
99
  const value = valueOf(key)
90
- const target = (own.has(value) && ownSlot) || home.get(value) || slot
100
+ // Another person's value never follows a same-value home onto an own-identity card.
101
+ const shared = home.get(value)
102
+ const fits =
103
+ shared && !(terms.get(key)?.type === 'people' && !own.has(value) && ownCount(shared) > 0)
104
+ const target = (own.has(value) && ownSlot) || (fits && shared) || slot
91
105
  if (!home.has(value)) home.set(value, target)
92
106
  target.keys.push(key)
93
107
  }
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ export function task(
13
13
  instruction: string,
14
14
  data: unknown,
15
15
  format?: (value: unknown) => string,
16
+ options?: { pageTokens?: number; termRefs?: Record<string, string> },
16
17
  ): Promise<JourneyTask>
17
18
 
18
19
  export function createTasks(