@soleur/opencode 3.354.12 → 3.354.14

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  {
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  "name": "@soleur/opencode",
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- "version": "3.354.12",
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+ "version": "3.354.14",
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  "description": "Soleur AI organization plugin for OpenCode",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  - **A diff under `docs/legal/` or `knowledge-base/legal/` has no seat arm in `fix-round-seats.sh`, and a legal-wording fix needs the CLO agent, not a vote.** Add `soleur:legal:legal-compliance-auditor` to the panel and to every fix round by hand (the script prints `unknown-seat:` for it), brief the history seat to check published-baseline claims against `origin/main` rather than the panel SHA (a fix round that re-dates an entry reads as an overwrite against the panel SHA), and send every wording doubt to the CLO agent as one batched spawn with the seat reports attached. **Why:** PR #10326 -- see `knowledge-base/project/learnings/2026-10-15-my-correction-pr-wrote-only-and-no-where-the-code-read-showed-more.md`.
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  - **Seats share the session scratchpad, so a fixed-name pointer file (`sbx`, `mut.py`) is a collision.** On #10514 one seat overwrote another's sandbox pointer and ran its probes, including a hash-pinned `pip install`, inside the other seat's sandbox. Brief every seat to keep its sandbox path in its own shell variable or a seat-unique file name, and to re-run any result it measured after a pointer changed. See `knowledge-base/project/learnings/2026-10-19-a-newest-wins-reference-picked-my-own-unpushed-work-and-a-filtered-test-run-hid-an-import-error.md`.
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+ - **A fix agent's "suite green" covers only the files it was given; brief it on the repo-global ratchets by name, and run the combined-tree gate BEFORE the fix-round panel.** Editing a floor means running `scripts/guard-vacuity-floor.test.sh` (its floor detector parses only `-lt|-le|-ge`, so a `-ne` rewrite drops the file from the promoted set); adding a test that reads outside `apps/web-platform` means registering it in `test/repo-wide-suites.ts` (`repo-wide-containment.test.ts`); refactoring a symbol another test pins as source text means `git grep` of the old literal across `test/`. The lead then runs the affected gate or those suites by name on the COMBINED tree before spawning seats, so the panel reviews a tree that already passes; an affected gate that prints `ran=- of=-` / `budget-deferred` (queued behind sibling runs) is no verdict. **Why:** #10892 — three disjoint-scope fix agents each reported green and together broke all three gates; two panel seats found them by running suites nobody had touched. See `knowledge-base/project/learnings/2026-10-23-fix-round-agents-reported-green-on-their-own-files-and-broke-three-repo-global-gates.md`.
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  ## Dedup-before-fixing ledger
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  §5 Step 1's "Remove duplicate or overlapping findings" becomes a required emitted artifact, produced **before any fix dispatch**: