@milehimikey/em 1.20.0 → 1.22.0

package/.claude/skills/event-modeling-shared/reference/em-dsl.md

@@ -15,14 +15,15 @@ Keep `.em` files focused on **structure**; put deep design in markdown linked vi
 em --version                                                        # print the installed em version
 em init [file]                                                      # scaffold a starter .em model
 em init [file] -f, --force                                          # overwrite if the file exists
-em scaffold <name>                                                  # scaffold a full project: <slug>/<slug>.em, README.md, .event-modeling.md, and constitution.md (the implementation constitution — skipped, with a note, in a spec-kit project, where `.specify/memory/constitution.md` IS that document) (see docs/cli.md — for just a starter .em, use `em init`; for a multi-model project, pass --under to nest it under a shared parent directory)
+em scaffold <name>                                                  # scaffold a full project: <slug>/<slug>.em, README.md, .event-modeling.md, and constitution.md (the implementation constitution — skipped, with a note, in a spec-kit project, where `.specify/memory/constitution.md` IS that document), plus the standard slices/, contracts/, model-versions/ and conformance/bindings/ directories (each seeded with a one-line README naming what lands there and which command writes it, instead of a .gitkeep) (see docs/cli.md — for just a starter .em, use `em init`; for a multi-model project, pass --under to nest it under a shared parent directory)
 em scaffold <name> -f, --force                                      # overwrite the directory's contents if it already exists
 em scaffold <name> --under <dir>                                    # parent directory to scaffold into — writes <dir>/<slug>/ instead of ./<slug>/, the supported multi-model layout (docs/cli.md, "Multi-model projects"): one directory per model, so each model's slices/ never collides with a sibling model's
 em render <file>                                                    # transpile a model and render it (or emit DOT)
 em render <file> -o, --out <path>                                   # output path (extension picks the format)
 em render <file> -T, --format <fmt>                                 # output format (svg, png, pdf, ...)
 em render <file> --slice <name>                                     # render only this slice, redrawn in its own canonical pattern shape (default out: slices/<kebab-slug>.svg)
-em render <file> --storyline <name>                                 # render only this storyline: its slices in order, preceded by dimmed stub columns for what they read from outside it (and the end state of a storyline it comes `after`) (default out: storylines/<kebab-slug>.svg)
+em render <file> --storyline <name>                                 # render only this storyline: its own slices in order, nothing from outside it (default out: storylines/<kebab-slug>.svg)
+em render <file> --map                                              # render every storyline to storylines/<kebab-slug>.svg plus a draggable canvas of them all, with the flow between storylines, at storylines/map.html (-o picks the html path)
 em render <file> --emit-dot                                         # print the generated DOT instead of rendering
 em render <file> --keep-empty-lanes                                 # keep the API lane even when empty
 em export <file>                                                    # export a versioned JSON snapshot of the normalized model
@@ -36,6 +37,8 @@ em api generate <file> --stdout                                     # print the
 em api check <file>                                                 # is the committed contract current? With --base, annotate each public-surface change since that revision additive or breaking (annotation only — exits 1 only when stale)
 em api check <file> --base <rev>                                    # git revision to diff the public surface against
 em api check <file> --json                                          # print a JSON document instead of the text report (see docs/cli.md)
+em api surface <file>                                               # the model's public commands, events, views and reachable declared types as a versioned JSON document for companion tools (GH #448, see docs/cli.md)
+em api surface <file> --json                                        # print a JSON document instead of the text listing (see docs/cli.md)
 em typespec <file>                                                  # DEPRECATED alias of `em api generate --stdout` (use em api generate)
 em typespec <file> -o, --out <path>                                 # write to a file instead of stdout
 em diff <old> [new]                                                 # compare two models structurally (two files, or one file across git revisions)
@@ -70,6 +73,7 @@ em slice stub-all <file> --implemented-in <url>                     # PR/commit
 em slice stub-all <file> --dry-run                                  # list what would be stubbed/wired without writing anything
 em slice index <file>                                               # rewrite the model's sibling README.md's GENERATED Slices table from `em export`'s slice facts (key, pattern, doc status/implementedIn) — the hand-maintained table is deprecated
 em slice index <file> --check                                       # verify the table is current; exit non-zero on drift without writing (CI)
+em slice index <file> --full                                        # every lifecycle column (reviewed/ratified/owner/tracking/implemented/conformed) instead of the reader's five
 em slice mark-implemented <file> <slice-key> <pr-url>               # flip a slice doc's frontmatter to `status: implemented` / `implementedIn: <pr-url>` — the one edit an implementing agent makes to a ratified doc at merge (MIL-103, replaces the em-sdd-bridge `em-sdd-mark-implemented` script; see reference/implement.md §6). Applies only to a `ready-to-implement` doc (MIL-277: a `draft`/`reviewed` doc refuses — ratify first). Also records the shipped version beside the link (MIL-284): `shippedVersion:`, `shippedRef:` (the doc's `ratifiedRef:`, when it has one) and `shippedOn:`, and opens the next version as a `draft` when an Open Question was deferred to it (MIL-283). Idempotent on the same URL — also after that draft opened; refuses to overwrite a different one; never touches the doc body except to re-open those deferred questions
 em slice mark-implemented <file> <slice-key> <pr-url> --on <date>   # merge date recorded as `shippedOn:`, YYYY-MM-DD (default: today, local date; MIL-284)
 em slice mark-implemented <file> <slice-key> <pr-url> --json        # print a JSON document instead of text: { path, changed, implementedIn, nextDraft: { version, reopened[] } | null } (GH #285)
@@ -140,6 +144,11 @@ em conform-supersede <file> <report-path> --locus <locus>           # who/what t
 em conform-supersede <file> <report-path> --by <name>               # who ruled on the named finding(s) (requires --locus)
 em conform-findings check <path>                                    # shape-validate a conformance/<date>-findings.json file (findingsSchemaVersion, required fields, enum values, ids sorted+unique, a ruled finding carries resolvedBy+resolvedOn) — exit 1 on shape errors. The conform skill writes this file directly alongside its report; this is how a headless run verifies what it just wrote.
 em conform-findings check <path> --json                             # print a JSON document instead of the text report
+em conform bindings check <file>                                    # verify every per-slice bindings manifest (conformance/bindings/<slice-key>.yaml, see docs/bindings.md): each bound element's `ref` resolves against the compiled model, and each bound `file` exists under --repo and contains its `identifier` as a plain substring (grep-level only, never code-parsed — language-agnostic). Distinct failure kinds: an unknown `--slice` key, a missing bindings file, malformed YAML, an unknown slice named inside a file, and an unknown element ref. Advisory only — exit code stays 0 unless --exit-code is given and a binding failed (the opt-in CI gate, same posture as `em refs --reachable-from`).
+em conform bindings check <file> --repo <path>                      # path to the target codebase (bound `file`s resolve relative to it; never required to be a git repository)
+em conform bindings check <file> --slice <key>                      # check only this slice's bindings file (default: every conformance/bindings/*.yaml)
+em conform bindings check <file> --json                             # print a JSON document instead of the text report
+em conform bindings check <file> --exit-code                        # exit 1 if any binding failed (git-diff convention) — the opt-in CI gate
 em discover triage-check <file>                                     # validate a discovery/prd-triage.json (prdTriageSchemaVersion 1.0): shape, the shipped rubric version, every statement/storyline quote appearing verbatim in the input document, and every statement carrying a category, an outcome and (modeled/rewritten) a group + storyline — exit 1 on errors. The discover skill writes this file directly; this is how a headless run verifies it.
 em discover triage-check <file> --source <path>                     # the input PRD/spec to check quotes against (default: the file's own `source`, relative to it)
 em discover triage-check <file> --markdown                          # after a passing check, print the Markdown view of the record instead of the summary
@@ -240,17 +249,23 @@ em engagement new <file> <slug> --parallel <n>                      # how many s
 em engagement new <file> <slug> --by <name>                         # who created the engagement (createdBy)
 em engagement new <file> <slug> --tracking <key>                    # an issue-tracker key or URL the slice PRs cite (a slice doc's own tracking: wins)
 em engagement new <file> <slug> --pr-title <template>               # PR title template for the slice PRs; {key} = tracking key, {slice} = slice name, {sliceKey} = slice key (default "{key}: {slice}", or "{slice}" without a key)
+em engagement new <file> <slug> --context-doc <path>                # repo-relative path to a document implementers need beyond the slice doc — the constitution, an NFR doc, an ADR (repeatable; GH #455)
 em engagement new <file> <slug> --force                             # overwrite an existing engagement file with this slug
 em engagement plan <file> <slug>                                    # the engagement's build plan: dependency levels over model.edges (loops-to excluded), and per slice its readiness, branch impl/<key>, base (always main — MIL-280), and any hold
 em engagement plan <file> <slug> --json                             # print a JSON document instead of text (same document as the MCP engagement_plan tool)
 em engagement foundation <file> <slug>                              # GH #240: is the foundation PR (implement.md §8) actually in the code for the events this engagement's slices emit and consume? A text scan of --code: an event is present when a file carries an identifier derived from its name (OrderPlaced / order_placed / ORDER_PLACED / order-placed), its model fields and tag fields are then looked for in those files. Per event: present | incomplete (missing-field / missing-tag, named) | missing-event — so "foundation absent" and "foundation incomplete" are different reports. Exits 1 unless every event is present. Proves the contract was written down, not that it type-checks
 em engagement foundation <file> <slug> --code <dir>                 # the target repository (or the directory the constitution's "where a slice's code lives" rule points at)
 em engagement foundation <file> <slug> --json                       # print a JSON document instead of text (same document as the MCP engagement_foundation tool)
-em engagement set <file> <slug> <key>                               # the only write path to the Ledger: set one slice's state (and optionally branch/base/pr); idempotent; merged is terminal; --state held records a human hold
-em engagement set <file> <slug> <key> --state <state>               # one of: planned | building | validating | review | awaiting-merge | merged | held | gap
-em engagement set <file> <slug> <key> --branch <name>               # the slice's branch
-em engagement set <file> <slug> <key> --base <name>                 # the branch the slice's PR targets
-em engagement set <file> <slug> <key> --pr <url>                    # the slice's PR URL
+em engagement brief <file> <slug>                                   # GH #454: a deterministic, self-contained per-slice work brief for implementers em does not control (a ticket-driven cloud agent) — the bound slice doc verbatim (or the model's own elements when there is none), model context from the edge list, the public-contract surface, a definition-of-done (bindings manifest skeleton + conform check + isolation + PR title), and the engagement's context: documents. One brief per engagement slice unless --slice narrows it
+em engagement brief <file> <slug> --slice <key>                     # only this slice's brief (export key, display name, or unique prefix)
+em engagement brief <file> <slug> --inline-context                  # embed each context document's full text instead of just its path
+em engagement brief <file> <slug> --json                            # print a JSON document instead of text (same document as the MCP engagement_brief tool)
+em engagement set <file> <slug> [key]                               # the only write path to the Ledger: set one slice's state (and optionally branch/base/pr); idempotent; merged is terminal; --state held records a human hold. Or, on its own (no slice key), --context-doc replaces the engagement-level context: list (GH #455)
+em engagement set <file> <slug> [key] --state <state>               # one of: planned | building | validating | review | awaiting-merge | merged | held | gap
+em engagement set <file> <slug> [key] --branch <name>               # the slice's branch
+em engagement set <file> <slug> [key] --base <name>                 # the branch the slice's PR targets
+em engagement set <file> <slug> [key] --pr <url>                    # the slice's PR URL
+em engagement set <file> <slug> [key] --context-doc <path>          # repo-relative path to a document implementers need beyond the slice doc (repeatable; replaces the whole engagement-level context: list; GH #455)
 em engagement status <file> <slug>                                  # the Ledger joined with each slice doc's current status, plus whether the engagement is closable
 em engagement status <file> <slug> --json                           # print a JSON document instead of text (same document as the MCP engagement_status tool)
 em engagement close <file> <slug>                                   # set status: closed — refuses unless every slice is merged (recorded or inferred) or gap
@@ -275,15 +290,25 @@ em mcp                                                              # start an M
 em skill install                                                    # copy the event-modeling skill bundle into .claude/skills/ (event-modeling, event-modeling-discover/-design/-implement/-conform/-review, event-modeling-shared); across a structural bundle change (e.g. the MIL-157 split of the old single event-modeling/ directory into this six-directory bundle), `em skill sync` is the migration path — --force now performs the same reconcile (MIL-180)
 em skill install -f, --force                                        # overwrite an existing installation, reconciling added/updated/removed files within the bundle's own managed directories the same way `em skill sync` does — never touching an unrelated sibling skill (MIL-180)
 em skill install --no-agents-md                                     # skip writing/updating the AGENTS.md agent-contract section (on by default, MIL-129)
+em skill install --skills-dir <dir>                                 # where the vendored skill bundle lives, relative to the repo root (default .claude/skills; .agents/skills when that exists and .claude/skills does not — GH #412)
+em skill install --agents-dir <dir>                                 # where the four em sub-agent definitions live, relative to the repo root (default .claude/agents, or .agents/agents beside an .agents/skills bundle — GH #412)
 em skill sync [path]                                                # update the vendored .claude/skills/ event-modeling skill bundle in [path] to match the installed em package (overwrites unconditionally; local edits are never merged, MIL-93)
 em skill sync [path] --no-agents-md                                 # skip writing/updating the AGENTS.md agent-contract section (on by default, MIL-129)
+em skill sync [path] --skills-dir <dir>                             # where the vendored skill bundle lives, relative to the repo root (default .claude/skills; .agents/skills when that exists and .claude/skills does not — GH #412)
+em skill sync [path] --agents-dir <dir>                             # where the four em sub-agent definitions live, relative to the repo root (default .claude/agents, or .agents/agents beside an .agents/skills bundle — GH #412)
 em skill check [path]                                               # check [path]'s em skills for drift against the installed em package: the em Claude Code plugin's pin (settings + this machine's marketplace registry) when the repo declares it, and the vendored .claude/skills/ bundle when present; exits non-zero on any mismatch (CI-ready, MIL-93, MIL-231)
 em skill check [path] --json                                        # print a JSON document instead of the text report (see docs/cli.md)
 em skill check [path] --ci                                          # also fail (exit 1) when the declared plugin is not registered on this machine (implied by CI=true in the environment); without it that finding prints the install commands on stderr and exits 0
+em skill check [path] --skills-dir <dir>                            # where the vendored skill bundle lives, relative to the repo root (default .claude/skills; .agents/skills when that exists and .claude/skills does not — GH #412)
+em skill check [path] --agents-dir <dir>                            # where the four em sub-agent definitions live, relative to the repo root (default .claude/agents, or .agents/agents beside an .agents/skills bundle — GH #412)
 em ci init <model>                                                  # install .github/workflows/em-ci.yml (PR gates: em validate, em slice index --check, em coverage --strict, em ledger, em skill check, em glossary --fail-on-conflicts, plus a push-triggered status-badge rebuild) and em-conform.yml (scheduled, advisory-only conformance cadence) — same install discipline as `em skill install`: marker-delimited, idempotent, --check for CI self-verification (MIL-166, see docs/ci.md). Give it a system.yaml (or its directory) instead of a model to cover every model in the system: one workflow, per-model jobs, a conform matrix (MIL-233)
 em ci init <model> --tests <dir>                                    # test directory the coverage/status steps scan for INV-* citations
 em ci init <model> -f, --force                                      # replace an existing workflow file that has no GENERATED markers, or a managed block generated for a different set of models
 em ci init <model> --check                                          # verify both files match the current preset; exit non-zero on drift without writing (CI)
+em storyline split <file>                                           # move each inline `storyline "X" { … }` block into its own storyline model file <slug>/<slug>.em (a `storyline "X" [source]` header, then the block's slices) and leave the one-line declaration `storyline "X" [after "Y"]` in the root (GH #421). Slice docs stay under the root's slices/. A storyline declared in several blocks is left alone (merge them first)
+em storyline split <file> --storyline <name>                        # split only this storyline
+em storyline split <file> --dry-run                                 # print what would be written without touching anything
+em storyline split <file> -f, --force                               # overwrite a storyline model file that already exists
 em storyline suggest <file>                                         # advisory (GH #290): propose `storyline` blocks for a model that has none — one per distinct slice `source "url"`, the remaining slices grouped by the view-instance chains (`again`) they feed — printed as a unified diff on stdout (apply with `patch -p1` or `git apply`); never writes the model
 em upgrade <file>                                                   # bring a model repo authored under an older em (1.6 forward) up to the installed version: an ordered list of mechanical steps (skill bundle, reaction shape, state-file bullets, generated CI blocks, constitution scaffold) plus a human list of things no command can safely decide by itself (MIL-219, see docs/upgrading.md). Dry-run by default; --apply makes one git commit per applicable step, refusing on a dirty working tree
 em upgrade <file> --apply                                           # apply every applicable mechanical step, one git commit each, then a final `Em version:` commit
@@ -310,12 +335,14 @@ context Name                     # an event swimlane row (bounded context / aggr
 storyline "Name" [source "url"] [after "Other"] {   # optional chapter grouping slices (see Storylines)
   slice "Name" { ... }
 }
+storyline "Name" [after "Other"] [in "path.em"]      # a storyline MODEL: its slices live in <slug>/<slug>.em (see Storylines)
 
 slice "Name" [source "url"] {    # one vertical time step (a column); source is optional
   ui   Free Text @Persona        # screen; @Persona picks its row (defaults to first/"User")
   command Free Text              # state-changing request (API band)
   invariant INV-ORD-1 "Rule"     # rule guarding the command/event just above (see Clauses)
   view Free Text from "Event A", "Event B"   # read model fed by event(s)
+  view Free Text from "Event A" updates from "Event B", "Event C"   # B, C keep rows current: read, never drawn (see Clauses)
   view Free Text again from "Event C"        # later instance of an evolving read model (see Clauses)
   event Free Text @Context       # recorded fact; @Context picks its row (defaults to "Domain")
   processor Free Text from "View"   # automation; aliases: automation | saga | translation
@@ -359,6 +386,14 @@ type Name { field: Type, ... }      # named structured type, reusable from any f
   previous instance of V that also reads E), and EVERY site needs a reader at or after it (add `view V again from "E"`
   after the last site, or `event-unread` warns for that site). The same name in a different context
   is still a `duplicate-name` warning.
+- **`updates from "Event", …`** (views only, GH #414): the subset of a view's sources that only keep a
+  row current or remove it (a due date moved, an address changed, a loan returned). They are folded
+  into the view's `from` for every check — `derived from`, completeness, the generated built-from
+  list — but never drawn as arrows: the diagram shows the line from the event that puts work on the
+  list, and lists the rest under "Kept current by". The author chooses the triggers: `view Holds To
+  Fulfill from "Hold Placed", "Tool Returned" updates from "Hold Collected", "Hold Cancelled"`.
+  Valid on an `again` instance too. A to-do view with more than one or two inbound arrows is missing
+  this split.
 - **`again`** (views only): `view <Name> again [from "Event", …]` declares a later instance of an
   already-declared read model — the forward-only device for a view that evolves as later events
   land. Instances are ONE logical view: the first declaration owns the `note` binding; each
@@ -549,8 +584,15 @@ type Name { field: Type, ... }      # named structured type, reusable from any f
   Slices keep their file-order timeline position; a slice outside any storyline is allowed;
   storylines don't nest and a repeated name continues that storyline (its slices join it; a continuation may not add or change
   `source`/`after` — parse error). The full render draws a
-  labelled band above the slice headers; `em render --storyline "Name"` draws one story alone, with the
-  elements it reads from outside as dimmed stub columns. `em export` carries `slice.storyline` and
+  labelled band above the slice headers; `em render --storyline "Name"` draws one story alone — its own
+  slices only, nothing from outside it — and `em render <root>.em --map` puts every story's real
+  diagram on one draggable canvas with the flow between stories (`after` thick, reads dashed and
+  labelled). **Storyline models (GH #421):** `storyline "Name" [after "Other"] [in "path.em"]` with no
+  body declares a storyline whose slices live in `<slug>/<slug>.em` — a file that starts with
+  `storyline "Name" [source "url"]` and holds slice blocks only — with its docs in `<slug>/slices/`;
+  the root is the compile unit (always give em the root), and `em storyline split <root>.em` turns
+  inline blocks into files, moving each story's docs. A storyline that reads another declares `after`
+  it (`storyline-reads-without-after`). `em export` carries `slice.storyline` and
   `model.storylines[]`; `em query slices --storyline`; `em slice index` adds a Storyline column. Once
   any storyline exists a slice outside every one is the advisory warning `slice-outside-storyline`.
   `after "<other>"` reads the storyline as if its slices followed the referenced storyline's last
@@ -876,6 +918,7 @@ not the prose above has caught up yet. `--slice-ready <key>`-only codes are excl
 <!-- GENERATED:validate-rules:start -- run `npm run docs:generate` to refresh, do not hand-edit -->
 | Code | Severity | Title | Fix |
 |---|---|---|---|
+| `again-restates-sources` | warning | Continuation restates sources an earlier instance already read | Name only the events that changed the view since the previous instance on the `again` line; the view's field sources are the union across instances, so nothing is lost (docs/dsl.md#view--again). |
 | `alternative-events-no-command` | error | Alternative events without a command | Add the command whose decision records one of the alternatives, in the same slice. |
 | `arrow-backward` | error | Backward arrow | Restructure so the target comes later. |
 | `arrow-unresolved-source` | error | Arrow source unresolved | Fix the arrow's source name. |
@@ -916,6 +959,7 @@ not the prose above has caught up yet. `--slice-ready <key>`-only codes are excl
 | `fields-completeness/view-field-no-source` | warning | View field with no source | Add the field to a source event, or remove it from the view. |
 | `frontmatter-coherence-implemented-without-link` | warning | Implemented without a link | Add `implementedIn` once the slice ships. |
 | `frontmatter-invalid` | warning | Invalid or missing frontmatter | Add the required frontmatter keys, or add a frontmatter block. |
+| `frontmatter-status-unrecognized` | warning | Unrecognized slice status | Set `status:` to one of draft, reviewed, ready-to-implement, implemented. |
 | `grid-collision` | error | Band collision | Split the colliding elements into separate slices. |
 | `invariant-without-scenario` | warning | Invariant cited by no scenario | Cite the INV id in the Given/When/Then (or title) of the scenario that exercises it, or add one. |
 | `invariants/declared-in-both` | warning | Invariant declared in the model and in a slice doc | Keep the model's `invariant` line; in the doc, cite the ID and elaborate instead of restating it as a `**INV-…:**` rule. |
@@ -959,6 +1003,7 @@ not the prose above has caught up yet. `--slice-ready <key>`-only codes are excl
 | `storyline-after-cycle` | error | Storyline `after` cycle | Remove an `after` clause so no storyline comes after itself. |
 | `storyline-after-out-of-order` | error | Backward timeline (storyline declared above the one it comes after) | Move the storyline block below the storyline it comes `after`, or restructure the feed. |
 | `storyline-after-unknown` | error | `after` names an unknown storyline | Name a storyline declared in this model, or drop the `after` clause. |
+| `storyline-reads-without-after` | warning | Storyline reads another without declaring `after` it | Add `after "<the storyline it reads>"` to the reading storyline (or to one between them); if the two stories are parallel on purpose, accept it on the shape exit gate (docs/storyline.md). |
 | `system-manifest-invalid` | error | Seam manifest invalid | Fix the manifest: `systemSchemaVersion: "2.0"`, `models:` with a readable `source` per model, and nothing else (`seams:`/`owner:` moved into the models — run `em upgrade`). |
 | `system-manifest-outdated` | warning | Seam manifest is schema 1.0 | Run `em upgrade <model>.em --apply` once: it moves `seams:` into `consumes` clauses and `owner:` onto each model header, and rewrites the manifest to 2.0. |
 | `system-model-key-mismatch` | error | Manifest model key differs from the export's `model.key` | Rename the manifest's `models:` key to the computed key the message prints. |

package/.claude/skills/event-modeling-shared/reference/methodology.md

@@ -218,7 +218,11 @@ drift into **CRUD laid on a timeline**; these rules stop that. Quoted lines are
   reorganize are **secondary storylines** (chapters; Dilger: "one linear flow from left to right. No
   exceptions… Linearize it!", "Model one process at a time, each with its own clear ending"). Never one
   lifecycle block per entity. Name the main and every secondary storyline; a `storyline "Name" { … }`
-  block groups the slices (`dsl.md`, Storylines).
+  block groups the slices (`dsl.md`, Storylines). **A storyline is the unit a reader consumes, so it
+  is the unit an author edits too (GH #421):** the root model lists the storylines and their flow
+  (`storyline "Name" [after "Other"]`), and each story's slices live in `<slug>/<slug>.em` with its
+  docs in `<slug>/slices/`. Draft with inline blocks if that is faster, then `em storyline split
+  <root>.em` once the storylines are named — before docs are wired, so nothing moves twice.
 - **Build from walkthroughs first.** The story already lives in the spec's walkthroughs, use cases and
   user journeys. Build the timeline from those; the resource/API reference (OpenAPI, endpoint tables,
   migrations) fills only the operations no walkthrough touches, and is read last. Headless: a persona
@@ -332,12 +336,41 @@ drift into **CRUD laid on a timeline**; these rules stop that. Quoted lines are
   `view-lookup-source` is the mechanical, advisory half — it catches the cross-context cases with a few
   false positives; a within-context lookup (`Tool Checked Out` read only to learn whose loan a later
   event concerns) is invisible to it, so this check still has to be done by eye.
+  **Then split what is left into trigger and housekeeping** (Dilger: show the line from the event
+  that triggers the automation, not every event that touches its read model; GH #414). Of the
+  events a view legitimately reads, only the ones that **put work on the list** are the story — they
+  go in `from` and are drawn. Every event that merely **keeps a row current or removes it** (a due
+  date moved, an address changed, a loan returned) goes in `updates from`: still a source for
+  `derived from`, completeness and the generated built-from list, never an arrow. Write the to-do
+  list as `view Overdue Loans To Notify from "Tool Checked Out" updates from "Loan Extended",
+  "Neighbor Email Changed", "Tool Returned"`. The author chooses the triggers — `Holds To Fulfill`
+  keeps two (`from "Hold Placed", "Tool Returned"`) because both put a fulfillable hold on the
+  list. **Per-view check:** *which of these events is the reason this row appears? That is `from`;
+  everything else is `updates from`.* The render's "Kept current by" legend is the readback: if a
+  to-do view shows more than one or two inbound arrows, the split is missing. A State View that is
+  not a to-do list gets the same treatment — its screen's story is the event that creates the row.
 - **Write side: children belong in the parent's context** when the child's invariants are checks against
   the parent. A sub-resource schema shared across parent types is one event per parent on the parent's
   context, not a shared aggregate — check the spec's event reference, not its resource section. Where
   two slices record the same fact, repeat the event bare (same name, same context). *(em ruling)*
 - **Repeat the view after every command that changes it** (`again`, span-1 — see State View above), so
-  the reader sees the information arrive rather than a view at the end.
+  the reader sees the information arrive rather than a view at the end. **A continuation names only
+  what changed:** `view X again from "E"` lists the event(s) that changed the view since the previous
+  instance — never the originating instance's whole source list again. Field sources are the union
+  across instances, so restating loses nothing and only draws the same arrows twice;
+  `again-restates-sources` (GH #424) is the mechanical half.
+- **Storylines read as stories** (owner rulings 2026-11-03, after Dilger). (1) **A storyline that reads
+  another declares `after` it:** an event of story A feeding a view of story B means B comes after A
+  in the telling — write `storyline "B" after "A"` (or on a storyline between them); two stories that
+  really run in parallel read nothing from each other. `storyline-reads-without-after` (GH #420) is
+  the mechanical half. (2) **Review each story on its own render and on the canvas, never on the
+  full timeline:** `em render <root>.em --map` draws every storyline's real diagram as a frame with
+  the flow between stories (`after` thick, reads dashed and labelled by event); the full timeline is
+  for `em diff` and ordering checks, not for reading. A storyline render shows only the storyline —
+  nothing from outside it is drawn, so an inbound arrow you miss there is a connector on the canvas.
+  (3) **Housekeeping is not drawn** (`updates from`, above) and **continuations name only what
+  changed** (above): together these are what keeps a story's render to one line per cause. *(em
+  ruling, built on Dilger's "the line from the event that triggers it")*
 - **Outcomes are events of one slice** (Dilger: "One decision. One event. One state change."; one
   action with two outcomes is the legitimate exception): alternative events on one context in one slice
   (`event A | B @Ctx`, GH #278), failure as a scenario first, a chapter only when core (it changes what the user does next, or has

package/.claude/skills/event-modeling-shared/reference/operating-principles.md

@@ -173,25 +173,36 @@ including sessions started from bare `/event-modeling`.
   <model-name>.svg         # render target for em watch
   README.md                # overview + slice index (from templates/model-readme.md)
   .event-modeling.md       # resumable state (from templates/state.md)
+  constitution.md          # implementation constitution (skipped, with a note, in a spec-kit project)
   slices/<slice-name>.md   # one rich slice doc per slice (from templates/slice.md)
-  conformance/<date>-report.md
-                           # conform-phase reports (from templates/conformance-report.md)
+  contracts/<model-name>.tsp
+                           # `em api generate`'s generated TypeSpec contract — never hand-edit
+  model-versions/v<N>.json # `em model version bump`'s design-version snapshots
+  conformance/
+    <date>-report.md       # conform-phase reports (from templates/conformance-report.md)
+    bindings/<slice-key>.yaml
+                           # per-slice bindings manifests (`em conform bindings check`, GH #449)
   <model-name>-asis.em     # conform-phase scratch model, regenerated per run — git-ignore this
 ```
 
-When creating a new model, run `em scaffold <model-name>` — it creates `<model-name>/` and
-writes all three starter files in one step (`<model-name>.em`, `README.md`,
-`.event-modeling.md`), filling the Model Name/model-name placeholders and the state file's
-mechanical fields (model path, `Current phase: discover`, `Current step: 1`, dates) for you, so
-there's nothing left to hand-copy or fill in. Refuses if `<model-name>/` already exists; pass
-`--force` to overwrite. You'll
-usually replace the scaffolded `.em`'s content as the discovery conversation builds up the real
-model — it starts out as the same starter model `em init` writes, titled from `<model-name>`.
-`slices/*.md` and `conformance/` aren't part of `em scaffold`; they come from the `slice` and
-`conform` phases (`event-modeling-design` and `event-modeling-conform`). The `conformance/`
-directory and `<model-name>-asis.em` only appear once the `conform` phase runs; `em conform-scope
---seed-asis` creates `<model-name>-asis.em` and gitignores `*-asis.em` for you (see
-`event-modeling-conform`'s `reference/conform.md`) — it's scratch, never committed.
+When creating a new model, run `em scaffold <model-name>` — it creates `<model-name>/`, writes
+the four starter files in one step (`<model-name>.em`, `README.md`, `.event-modeling.md`,
+`constitution.md`), filling the Model Name/model-name placeholders and the state file's
+mechanical fields (model path, `Current phase: discover`, `Current step: 1`, dates) for you, and
+also creates the standard `slices/`, `contracts/`, `model-versions/` and `conformance/bindings/`
+directories — each seeded with a one-line README (never a `.gitkeep`) naming what lands there and
+which command writes it. There's nothing left to hand-copy or fill in. Refuses if
+`<model-name>/` already exists; pass `--force` to overwrite. You'll usually replace the
+scaffolded `.em`'s content as the discovery conversation builds up the real model — it starts out
+as the same starter model `em init` writes, titled from `<model-name>`.
+Those directories exist from the start, but their real content doesn't — `slices/*.md` slice
+docs come from the `slice` phase (`event-modeling-design`), `conformance/<date>-report.md`
+reports from the `conform` phase (`event-modeling-conform`), and `contracts/*.tsp` /
+`model-versions/*.json` / `conformance/bindings/*.yaml` only once `em api generate` / `em model
+version bump` / an implementing agent's bindings manifest actually run. `<model-name>-asis.em` is
+separate conform-phase scratch, not part of the scaffold at all; `em conform-scope --seed-asis`
+creates it and gitignores `*-asis.em` for you (see `event-modeling-conform`'s
+`reference/conform.md`) — it's scratch, never committed.
 
 ### Multi-model projects
 

package/.claude/skills/event-modeling-shared/reference/slice-doc-schema.md

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ to decide `frontmatter-invalid` without re-deriving frontmatter-shape rules of i
 | `schemaVersion` | integer | `1` (current dialect version) | its *value* is not read back by any `em` command today (reserved) — but its *presence* is required by `hasUsableFrontmatter()`: a doc omitting it is `frontmatter-invalid` (see below) |
 | `pattern` | string | `state-change` \| `state-view` \| `automation` \| `translation` | authored/informational only — `em catalog` and `em export` both derive pattern from the `.em` AST instead (`em export`'s `slice.pattern`, schema `1.4`) |
 | `swimlane` | string | free text, `<Persona> → <Context>` | display-only |
-| `status` | string, case-insensitive | `draft` \| `reviewed` \| `ready-to-implement` \| `implemented` | written by `em slice review` (→ `reviewed`, MIL-201), `em slice ratify`/`em slice reratify` (→ `ready-to-implement`) and `em slice mark-implemented` (→ `implemented`); read by `em catalog`, `em render`/`em watch` header coloring; joined into `em export`'s `slice.doc.status` (schema `1.4`); paired with `implementedIn` to compute `slice.doc.driftSignal` (schema `1.5`, MIL-85) and `em validate`'s frontmatter-coherence check (MIL-85 — see [validation.md#frontmatter-coherence](https://github.com/milehimikey/em/blob/main/docs/validation.md#frontmatter-coherence)) |
+| `status` | string, case-insensitive | `draft` \| `reviewed` \| `ready-to-implement` \| `implemented` | written by `em slice review` (→ `reviewed`, MIL-201), `em slice ratify`/`em slice reratify` (→ `ready-to-implement`) and `em slice mark-implemented` (→ `implemented`); read by `em catalog`, `em render`/`em watch` header coloring; joined into `em export`'s `slice.doc.status` (schema `1.4`); paired with `implementedIn` to compute `slice.doc.driftSignal` (schema `1.5`, MIL-85) and `em validate`'s frontmatter-coherence check (MIL-85 — see [validation.md#frontmatter-coherence](https://github.com/milehimikey/em/blob/main/docs/validation.md#frontmatter-coherence)); any other value is read as written but `em validate` warns `frontmatter-status-unrecognized` (GH #411) |
 | `version` | integer | positive integer, starts at `1` | joined into `em export`'s `slice.doc.version` (schema `1.4`, MIL-91) |
 | `implementedIn` | string | free text (PR/commit link) | joined into `em export`'s `slice.doc.implementedIn` (schema `1.4`, MIL-91); paired with `status` to compute `slice.doc.driftSignal` (schema `1.5`, MIL-85) and `em validate`'s frontmatter-coherence check (MIL-85 — see [validation.md#frontmatter-coherence](https://github.com/milehimikey/em/blob/main/docs/validation.md#frontmatter-coherence)) |
 | `split-from` | single ref | `<slice-key>@v<N>` | joined into `em export`'s `slice.doc.splitFrom` (schema `1.4`, MIL-91) and `em diff`'s `slice-added` entries (schema `1.6`, MIL-84); current-tree referential checks by `em validate` (MIL-84 — see [validation.md#lineage](https://github.com/milehimikey/em/blob/main/docs/validation.md#lineage)) |
@@ -472,6 +472,7 @@ re-run `em slice sync`.
 
 | Region | Section | Body |
 |---|---|---|
+| `em-slice-story` | right under `![Diagram](…)` | one line: `Step N of M in **<Storyline>** · after <Prev> · before <Next> · <Pattern>` (Prev and Next link to the neighbouring slices' docs; a continuation neighbour is named, not linked) — where the slice sits in its story; the one region `em slice sync` inserts when missing on an unsigned doc (see `em slice sync` in the CLI reference) |
 | `em-slice-command` | `## Command / Input` | `**Command:** \`Name\`` + `\| Field \| Type \| Required \| Rules / Validation \|` (Required is `no` for a `name?: Type` field) |
 | `em-slice-event` | `## Event(s) Emitted` | `**Event:** \`Name\` → context \`Ctx\`` + `\| Field \| Type \| Immutable Fact? \| Source / Notes \|` (Source: the same-slice command field it is copied from; failing that, the command from another slice that also records the event, written `not supplied by this command (from \`A\`, slice "Create")` (GH #344 / #362, the same union `fields-completeness/event-field-no-source` checks; worded as a statement about this slice, since the repeat's own command does not take the field); `assigned` for a system-assigned field, else `{{ }}`) |
 | `em-slice-view` | `## Read Model / View` | `- **View:** \`Name\` built from events: …` (the union across the originating and every `again` instance; each later event is annotated `(via "<slice>")` with the slice of the instance that adds it) + `\| Field \| Type \| Source / Notes \|` (Source: the source event, from that union, carrying the field, `Derived` for a `derived` field, `Collection of \`T\`, fed by …` for a `T[] derived from …` field — followed by one neutral Given/Then scenario stub per named event under the table, to copy into `## Scenarios` and complete there (the region itself stays read-only); `em slice sync` retires a stub once an authored scenario covers that field and event, by the stub's `<field> after <Event>` title or by a Given naming the event with the field named in the block (GH #368), and drops the `Scenario stubs for` line when none is left — else `{{ }}`) |

package/.claude/skills/event-modeling-shared/templates/model-readme.md

@@ -31,14 +31,22 @@ Change slice is paired with the State View slice that projects its event. A read
 along the timeline (`view X again`) shows the same projection at a later point; the instances are
 never connected to one another.
 
+## Storylines
+<!-- Generated — `em slice index {{model-name}}.em` writes one row per storyline between the
+     markers (count, implemented, diagram); the canvas is `em render {{model-name}}.em --map`. -->
+<!-- GENERATED:storylines:start -->
+| Storyline | Slices | Implemented | Diagram |
+|-----------|--------|-------------|---------|
+<!-- GENERATED:storylines:end -->
+
 ## Slices
 <!-- The canonical slice index — the ONE place slices are enumerated (the state file
      points here rather than keeping its own copy). Generated — run
      `em slice index {{model-name}}.em` to (re)write the table below from the model and its
      slice docs; never hand-edit between the markers. -->
 <!-- GENERATED:slices:start -->
-| # | Slice | Pattern | Status | Reviewed by | Ratified by | Owner | Tracking | Implemented in | Design doc |
-|---|-------|---------|--------|-------------|-------------|-------|----------|----------------|------------|
+| # | Slice | Pattern | Status | Design doc |
+|---|-------|---------|--------|------------|
 <!-- GENERATED:slices:end -->
 
 ## Status

package/.claude/skills/event-modeling-shared/templates/slice.md

@@ -79,6 +79,10 @@ implementedIn: {{PR/commit link — fill in once status is `implemented`}}
 
 ![Diagram](./{{slice-name}}.svg)
 
+<!-- GENERATED:em-slice-story:start — generated from the model by `em slice sync`; do not hand-edit -->
+_Run `em slice sync` to place this slice in its story._
+<!-- GENERATED:em-slice-story:end -->
+
 <!-- Only on re-ratification of an already-`implemented` slice — omit this whole section on a
      slice's first version (v1 has no delta yet). The heading is always the literal `## Delta`,
      never `## Delta: vX → vY` — hop metadata is a display line inside the section instead (see
@@ -169,7 +173,9 @@ an event directly.}}
      own rows, a lookup of some other entity's name/email/etc. so it can display it — that is the
      views-as-lookups smell (methodology reference, "Views as lookups"): the field belongs on the
      event that creates this view's row instead, copied from state the command/decider already
-     reads to enforce its own invariants. Fix the `.em`, not the prose. -->
+     reads to enforce its own invariants. Fix the `.em`, not the prose. The built-from list names
+     every source, trigger and housekeeping alike; in the `.em` only the triggering event(s) sit in
+     `from`, the rest in `updates from` (methodology reference, "trigger and housekeeping"). -->
 <!-- GENERATED:em-slice-view:start — generated from the model by `em slice sync`; do not hand-edit -->
 - **View:** `{{View Name}}` built from events: {{"Event A", "Event B"}}
 

package/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 {
-  "name": "em-1-20-0",
+  "name": "em-1-22-0",
   "owner": {
     "name": "Mike Key"
   },
-  "description": "em v1.20.0: the Event Modeling skill bundle and MCP server as a Claude Code plugin.",
+  "description": "em v1.22.0: the Event Modeling skill bundle and MCP server as a Claude Code plugin.",
   "plugins": [
     {
       "name": "em",

package/dist/catalog/build.js

@@ -18,7 +18,8 @@ import { layoutDot, composeSvg, writeRendered } from "../render/render.js";
 import { buildSliceDiagram } from "../render/sliceDiagram.js";
 import { dedupe, kebabSlug } from "../util/slug.js";
 import { classifySlicePattern } from "./classify.js";
-import { readCoverageDocs } from "./coverage.js";
+import { readCoverageDocsAll } from "./coverage.js";
+import { docAbsPath, locateDoc } from "./docLocate.js";
 import { detectSliceDocCollisions } from "./modelCollisionValidate.js";
 import { parseSliceDoc } from "./sliceDoc.js";
 import { renderIndexPage, renderSlicePage } from "./pages.js";
@@ -81,7 +82,7 @@ export async function buildCatalog(inputs, opts) {
             let doc = ownDoc;
             let coveredBy = null;
             if (!ownDoc) {
-                coverageDocs ??= readCoverageDocs(join(dirname(file), "slices"));
+                coverageDocs ??= readCoverageDocsAll(dirname(file)); // GH #421: every doc folder
                 const covering = coverageDocs.get(sliceKey);
                 if (covering) {
                     doc = covering.doc;
@@ -95,8 +96,8 @@ export async function buildCatalog(inputs, opts) {
                     // the own-file and MIL-121 covers: lookups have already come up empty.
                     const continuation = continuationOf(model, refs, i);
                     if (continuation) {
-                        const originatingPath = join(dirname(file), "slices", `${continuation.sliceKey}.md`);
-                        if (existsSync(originatingPath)) {
+                        const originatingPath = locateDoc(dirname(file), `slices/${continuation.sliceKey}.md`); // GH #421
+                        if (originatingPath) {
                             doc = parseSliceDoc(readFileSync(originatingPath, "utf8"));
                             const originatingSlice = model.slices[continuation.sliceIndex];
                             coveredBy = { key: continuation.sliceKey, name: originatingSlice.name, kind: "continuation" };
@@ -109,7 +110,7 @@ export async function buildCatalog(inputs, opts) {
             // is copied in as-is so the catalog stays self-contained; otherwise built
             // fresh via buildSliceDiagram, written only into the catalog's own output
             // tree — `em catalog` never writes back into the source tree.
-            const sliceSvgSrcPath = join(dirname(file), "slices", `${sliceKey}.svg`);
+            const sliceSvgSrcPath = docAbsPath(dirname(file), `slices/${sliceKey}.svg`, model.slices[i]); // GH #421
             const sliceDiagramFile = `${sliceKey}.svg`;
             if (existsSync(sliceSvgSrcPath)) {
                 await copyFile(sliceSvgSrcPath, join(slicesDir, sliceDiagramFile));

package/dist/catalog/build.js.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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package/dist/catalog/coverage.d.ts

@@ -13,3 +13,6 @@ export interface CoveringDoc {
  *  uses — the one precedent for it is `em ledger`'s (src/cli/ledgerCheck.ts) own
  *  `readdirSync(slicesDir)` sweep. */
 export declare function readCoverageDocs(slicesDir: string): Map<string, CoveringDoc>;
+/** GH #421: the same sweep over every doc folder under the model's directory (the root's
+ *  `slices/` and each storyline folder's), root first, first claim wins. */
+export declare function readCoverageDocsAll(baseDir: string): Map<string, CoveringDoc>;

package/dist/catalog/coverage.js

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@
 import { existsSync, readdirSync, readFileSync } from "node:fs";
 import { join } from "node:path";
 import { parseSliceDoc } from "./sliceDoc.js";
+import { docDirs } from "./docLocate.js";
 /** Scans every `slices/*.md` file (sorted, for deterministic first-wins on an overlapping
  *  `covers:` claim) and maps each covered slice key to the doc — and that doc's own key — that
  *  covers it. Directory-scan, not the single-file existsSync check every other doc lookup in em
@@ -31,4 +32,15 @@ export function readCoverageDocs(slicesDir) {
     }
     return coverage;
 }
+/** GH #421: the same sweep over every doc folder under the model's directory (the root's
+ *  `slices/` and each storyline folder's), root first, first claim wins. */
+export function readCoverageDocsAll(baseDir) {
+    const coverage = new Map();
+    for (const dir of docDirs(baseDir)) {
+        for (const [k, v] of readCoverageDocs(dir))
+            if (!coverage.has(k))
+                coverage.set(k, v);
+    }
+    return coverage;
+}
 //# sourceMappingURL=coverage.js.map

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package/dist/catalog/docLocate.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+/** Doc folder prefixes under `baseDir`: `""` (the root's `slices/`) first, then `"<sub>/"` for
+ *  every immediate subdirectory that is a storyline model folder with a `slices/` directory,
+ *  sorted. Never cached: a split or a new storyline folder mid-session must be seen on the next
+ *  call. */
+export declare function docFolders(baseDir: string): string[];
+/** Absolute path of the existing file `relPath` (a `slices/<key>.md`-shaped path, or any path
+ *  relative to the declaring file's directory), searched root first across the doc folders;
+ *  `null` when no folder has it. A path that already starts with a folder prefix is honoured
+ *  as written. */
+export declare function locateDoc(baseDir: string, relPath: string): string | null;
+/** Where `relPath` is — or, when it does not exist yet, where it belongs: the folder of the
+ *  slice that declares it (`slice.file`'s directory), the root for a root slice. */
+export declare function docAbsPath(baseDir: string, relPath: string, slice?: {
+    file?: string;
+}): string;
+/** Every existing `slices/` directory under `baseDir` (root first), absolute. */
+export declare function docDirs(baseDir: string): string[];