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STALE-MAIN protection (read-stale-guard's State A), in two halves of its own:\n * a PREVENTIVE check that stops a session landing on a stale `main`, and the REACTIVE check that\n * contains the damage once it is already there.\n *\n * ── PREVENTIVE: a bare `git checkout main` is blocked; the pull must ride along ──────────────────\n *\n * Everything below this paragraph fires only once the session is ALREADY sitting on a stale `main`.\n * Nothing stopped it ARRIVING there, and arriving is one keystroke. In the incident that added this\n * half, an agent ran `git checkout main` after a merge, in a clone whose local `main` was **157\n * commits behind** origin. That checkout did not merely produce stale files — it reverted:\n *\n *   1. `package.json`'s `@webpieces` pin, to a version OLDER than the installed `node_modules`;\n *   2. `.claude/webpieces/ai-hook.sh` — the version-drift guard ITSELF — to a 157-commit-old copy\n *      whose message stated the drift BACKWARDS (\"your installed webpieces is older than required\")\n *      and named a single cure, `pnpm install`;\n *   3. and so the agent's judgment: it ran that `pnpm install`, DOWNGRADING `node_modules` to match\n *      the stale pin, and had to undo it with the `git pull` that should have come first.\n *\n * The shim on current main already diagnoses drift correctly — it distinguishes \"the pin is newer\"\n * from \"the pin is stale, and `pnpm install` would downgrade you\". None of that helped, because the\n * checkout had replaced the shim with the version that could not say it. **A guard a stale checkout\n * can revert cannot be relied on to catch a stale checkout**, which is why this check is preventive\n * and why it lives here rather than in a second rule: same failure, one step earlier, one switch.\n *\n * It matches on command TEXT alone and asks git nothing. That is not laziness — this runs BEFORE the\n * checkout, so the only `main` it could measure is the one it is about to leave. The interesting\n * `main` does not exist yet, and consulting HEAD-at-hook-time is the exact trap\n * `redirect-how-to-merge-main` documents at length. Pairing is unconditionally correct instead: when\n * `main` is already current the chained pull is a sub-second no-op, so no exception is worth carving.\n *\n *   BLOCKED   `git checkout main`, `git switch main` — with or without flags — when no `git pull`\n *             appears anywhere in the SAME command.\n *   ALLOWED   `git checkout main && git pull origin main`, the pairing this forces — and\n *             `pnpm wp-checkout-clean-main`, which IS that pairing with the cleanup and the\n *             orphan-directory sweep welded on. The message prescribes the one command; the raw pair\n *             stays legal because it is plain git and because it is the L0 recovery cure, where\n *             `node_modules` is the thing in doubt and no `pnpm` bin can be relied on.\n *   ALLOWED   `git checkout -b <x> origin/main` (current by construction), `git checkout <sha>`,\n *             `git checkout -- <file>`, and any other branch.\n *\n * ── ROW 5: you are on `main`, and that is the whole finding ──────────────────────────────────────\n *\n * The second half USED to ask the main-sync cache whether `main` was BEHIND, and blocked only\n * CONTENT-READING Bash when it was. Both halves of that were wrong, and the table always said so —\n * row 5 reads `B E` / on `main` / block, with the cure `git checkout -b <new> origin/main`.\n *\n * FRESHNESS IS THE WRONG QUESTION *for the block*, though it is the reason the block costs nothing.\n * `main` is not a place to WORK even when it is perfectly current, so the cure is not `git pull` but\n * a new branch; gating the block on the cache meant a current `main` was treated as a fine place to\n * run a build, an installer or a codegen step. And when `main` IS behind, the other half applies —\n * reads taken here are out of date, so there is no state in which staying put is the better move.\n * That is what the deny text says out loud, so \"I was only reading\" stops being an argument.\n *\n * THE CACHE IS THE WRONG PRECONDITION. It is written by a fire-and-forget refresher that populates it\n * for the NEXT call, so the FIRST call of every session has none — and in a multi-worktree repo\n * another tree can hold the refresh lock indefinitely. A block that needs the cache is off exactly\n * when a session is starting, which is precisely when an agent is still standing on `main`. Row 5's\n * Write/Edit half (feature-branch-guard) has always been one `git rev-parse` for this reason; this is\n * `B` being brought into line with `E`, which is the table's own rule, not a new policy.\n *\n * A CONTENT-READ BLOCKLIST COULD NOT HAVE CAUGHT THE WRITES. Enumerating readers catches `cat` and\n * `grep`; it structurally cannot catch `pnpm install`, `npx expo install`, a formatter, codegen or a\n * `>` redirect — commands whose stated purpose is something else and whose effect is to modify\n * tracked files. On `main` the polarity is therefore DEFAULT-DENY plus row 4's skip list, the same\n * shape merged-branch-bash-guard uses for state B, and via the same shared RecoveryAllowlist.\n *\n *   BLOCKED   anything on `main` that is not on the skip list — builds, tests, installers,\n *             formatters, codegen, `cat`/`grep`/`ls` of the tree, git writes.\n *   ALLOWED   everything that gets you OUT or tells you where you are: `git checkout -b <new>\n *             origin/main`, `git switch`, `git pull`/`fetch`, `git status|log|diff|show|branch`,\n *             `gh pr view|list|status|checks`, `git stash`, every `wp-*` bin, installs.\n *\n * FAIL-OPEN is preserved where it still means anything: branch undeterminable → allow. The cache\n * valves (`no-sync-cache`, `origin-main-unknown`) are gone from THIS guard because it no longer reads\n * the cache. There is no dirty-tree valve here and none in read-stale-guard either: the cure is\n * `git checkout -b`, which CARRIES uncommitted work onto the new branch, so a dirty tree traps nobody\n * in any L2 state. (`git stash` covers the residual where origin/main touched the same files.)\n */\nexport class StaleMainBashGuardRule extends BashRuleBase<BranchStateGuardConfig> {\n    constructor(config: BranchStateGuardConfig) { super(config, 'stale-main-bash-guard', BRANCH_STATE_GUARD_KEY); }\n\n    private readonly scanner = new CommandScanner();\n    private readonly recovery = new TreeRecovery();\n    private readonly switches = new BranchSwitchScan(this.scanner);\n    // ROW 4, the skip list — the SAME instance-shape merged-branch-bash-guard uses, so the two states\n    // cannot drift apart about what \"gets you out\" means. See recovery-allowlist.ts.\n    private readonly recoveryList = new RecoveryAllowlist(this.scanner);\n\n    readonly description =\n        'Block a bare `git checkout main` (use `pnpm wp-checkout-clean-main`, or chain the pull into ' +\n        'the same command), and block Bash on ' +\n        'main outright — allowlisting only the commands that get you off it — so a session neither ' +\n        'lands on main nor works there, whether or not main happens to be current.';\n    override readonly defaultOptions = {\n        hangTimeoutMinutes: DEFAULT_HANG_TIMEOUT_MINUTES,\n    };\n    readonly fixHint = new FixHint(\n        'Landing on `main` without pulling, or working on `main` at all, both put your work somewhere it does not belong.',\n        'Get onto a feature branch, or go to main with the one command that pulls it too:',\n        [\n            // TREE-SHAPED, from the one source of tree-shaped cures. A static rule-level hint has no\n            // workspace root, so it renders the 'unknown' kind — TreeRecovery's deliberate answer for\n            // \"we cannot detect the tree\": both forms, each labelled. That matters here because the\n            // primary-clone form goes to `main`, and a linked worktree has no `main` to go to — it is\n            // checked out in the primary clone — so a preferred option naming it unconditionally hands\n            // the AI a cure that cannot work where it is standing. The per-block message\n            // (pairingMessage) is detected and prints exactly one form; this is the fallback for the\n            // hint that cannot look.\n            new Option(this.recovery.updateMainSteps('unknown').join('\\n')\n                + '\\nIf you hand-roll the git instead, the pull must be in the SAME command as the checkout.', true),\n            new Option('Already on main: git pull --ff-only origin main (then re-run). If that fatals with \"Cannot fast-forward to multiple branches\", .git/FETCH_HEAD has a duplicate line — run git fetch --prune origin main first.'),\n            new Option('Still allowed on main: the Read tool, so you can read main while you PLAN (read-stale-guard closes it only once main falls BEHIND origin/main, because stale reads are worthless) — plus everything that gets you OUT or tells you where you are: git checkout -b <new> origin/main, git switch, git pull/fetch, git status|log|diff|show|branch, gh pr view|list|status|checks, git stash, every wp-* bin, installs, and reading webpieces.config.json.'),\n            new Option('Disable in webpieces.config.json under hookGuards → branch-state-guard (mode OFF) if intentional — that one key governs the Write, Read and Bash halves of this policy together.'),\n        ],\n    );\n\n    check(ctx: BashContext): readonly Violation[] {\n        // PREVENTIVE half, FIRST and unconditional. Deliberately ahead of every fail-open bailout\n        // below: those all ask \"is the main we are ON stale?\", and this asks about the main we are\n        // about to MOVE TO — a different branch, and one no cache can describe yet.\n        const bare = this.bareCheckoutOfMain(ctx);\n        if (bare !== null) {\n            return this.block(ctx, 'any', `bare checkout of main (${bare})`, this.pairingMessage(ctx), '-');\n        }\n\n        const branch = this.currentBranch(ctx.workspaceRoot);\n        if (branch === null) return this.failOpen(ctx, branch, 'branch-undeterminable');\n\n        // Keep the shared cache warm for the next call. Detached; never blocks this command.\n        triggerMainSyncRefresh(ctx.workspaceRoot, hangTimeoutOf(this.config));\n\n        // State A is on `main` only. A merged feature branch is merged-branch-bash-guard's job.\n        if (branch !== 'main') return this.allow(ctx, branch, 'not-on-main (state B is another guard)');\n\n        // ROW 4 — the skip list, ahead of the block, so no command that gets you OUT is ever denied.\n        if (this.recoveryList.isFullyRecovery(ctx)) {\n            return this.allow(ctx, branch, 'not-a-content-read (cure/build/metadata)');\n        }\n\n        // ROW 5 — on `main`. NO CACHE IS READ ON THIS PATH, and that is the change.\n        //\n        // The old ladder asked the cache \"is main BEHIND?\" and only then blocked, and only content\n        // READS. That made the whole Bash half of row 5 conditional on freshness, which is the wrong\n        // question twice over:\n        //\n        //   1. Freshness is irrelevant to whether you should be working here. `main` is not a place to\n        //      work even when it is perfectly current — the cure is the same either way, and it is not\n        //      `git pull`, it is `git checkout -b`. Row 5's cure has always said so.\n        //   2. The cache is populated by a FIRE-AND-FORGET refresher that fills it for the NEXT call,\n        //      so on the first call of every session there is none — and in a multi-worktree repo\n        //      another tree can hold the refresh lock indefinitely. A block that needs the cache is a\n        //      block that is off exactly when a session is starting, which is when an agent is most\n        //      likely to still be standing on `main`.\n        //\n        // So this is now one `git rev-parse` and a text scan, both of which fire on call #1 — the same\n        // arrangement that has always governed row 5's Write/Edit half (feature-branch-guard). `B`\n        // tracking `E` here is the table's own rule, not a new policy.\n        //\n        // The polarity flips with it: on `main` this is DEFAULT-DENY plus row 4's skip list, where it\n        // used to be default-allow plus a content-read blocklist. That is what makes it catch the\n        // commands a blocklist structurally cannot — an installer, a formatter or a codegen step that\n        // WRITES tracked files while its stated purpose is something else. Blocking those was never\n        // going to come from enumerating readers.\n        return this.block(ctx, branch, 'on-main', this.onMainMessage(ctx.workspaceRoot), '-');\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * The first segment that switches to the `main` BRANCH with no `git pull` anywhere in the same\n     * command, or null. 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The cure fetches, '\n            + 'so it makes your reads true as well as moving you off main.\\n'\n            + `Start a branch (uncommitted work comes with you):\\n  cd '${workspaceRoot}' && git fetch origin main && git checkout -b <new-branch> origin/main`;\n    }\n\n    private pairingMessage(ctx: BashContext): string {\n        const steps = this.recovery.updateMainSteps(this.recovery.kindOf(ctx.workspaceRoot)).join('\\n');\n        // Deliberately SHORT. The incident that bought this guard (a main 157 commits behind; the\n        // downgrade the reverted shim then prescribed) is maintainer material and lives in the class\n        // docblock above — the reader of THIS text needs only what changes what they type.\n        return 'Blocked: a bare `git checkout main` lands you on whatever local `main` you last had — '\n            + 'stale files, plus a reverted @webpieces pin and guard shim, so the drift guard then '\n            + 'reports the drift BACKWARDS. 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What changed is\n * WHEN that polarity applies, not the polarity.\n *\n *   BLOCKED   on a `main` known to be BEHIND: anything not on the skip list — builds, tests,\n *             installers, formatters, codegen, `cat`/`grep`/`ls` of the tree, git writes.\n *   ALLOWED   every command on a `main` that is current or whose freshness is unknown — and, in the\n *             blocked state, everything that gets you OUT or tells you where you are:\n *             `git checkout -b <new> origin/main`, `git switch`, `git pull`/`fetch`,\n *             `git status|log|diff|show|branch`, `git stash`, `gh` (it talks to GitHub, not to this\n *             tree), `curl`/`wget`, every `wp-*` bin, installs.\n *\n * There is no dirty-tree valve here and none in read-stale-guard either: the cure is\n * `git checkout -b`, which CARRIES uncommitted work onto the new branch, so a dirty tree traps nobody\n * in any L2 state. (`git stash` covers the residual where origin/main touched the same files.)\n */\nexport class StaleMainBashGuardRule extends BashRuleBase<BranchStateGuardConfig> {\n    constructor(config: BranchStateGuardConfig) { super(config, 'stale-main-bash-guard', BRANCH_STATE_GUARD_KEY); }\n\n    private readonly scanner = new CommandScanner();\n    private readonly recovery = new TreeRecovery();\n    private readonly switches = new BranchSwitchScan(this.scanner);\n    // ROW 4, the skip list — the SAME instance-shape merged-branch-bash-guard uses, so the two states\n    // cannot drift apart about what \"gets you out\" means. See recovery-allowlist.ts.\n    private readonly recoveryList = new RecoveryAllowlist(this.scanner);\n    // The ancestry test and the cache summary, shared with read-stale-guard — see main-freshness.ts.\n    private readonly freshness = new MainFreshness();\n\n    readonly description =\n        'Block a bare `git checkout main` (use `pnpm wp-checkout-clean-main`, or chain the pull into ' +\n        'the same command), and — once local main is KNOWN to be behind origin/main — block Bash ' +\n        'there, allowlisting only the commands that get you off it. A main that is current, or whose ' +\n        'freshness is unknown, is left alone.';\n    override readonly defaultOptions = {\n        hangTimeoutMinutes: DEFAULT_HANG_TIMEOUT_MINUTES,\n    };\n    readonly fixHint = new FixHint(\n        'Landing on `main` without pulling, or working on `main` at all, both put your work somewhere it does not belong.',\n        'Get onto a feature branch, or go to main with the one command that pulls it too:',\n        [\n            // TREE-SHAPED, from the one source of tree-shaped cures. A static rule-level hint has no\n            // workspace root, so it renders the 'unknown' kind — TreeRecovery's deliberate answer for\n            // \"we cannot detect the tree\": both forms, each labelled. That matters here because the\n            // primary-clone form goes to `main`, and a linked worktree has no `main` to go to — it is\n            // checked out in the primary clone — so a preferred option naming it unconditionally hands\n            // the AI a cure that cannot work where it is standing. The per-block message\n            // (pairingMessage) is detected and prints exactly one form; this is the fallback for the\n            // hint that cannot look.\n            new Option(this.recovery.updateMainSteps('unknown').join('\\n')\n                + '\\nIf you hand-roll the git instead, the pull must be in the SAME command as the checkout.', true),\n            new Option('Already on main: git pull --ff-only origin main (then re-run). If that fatals with \"Cannot fast-forward to multiple branches\", .git/FETCH_HEAD has a duplicate line — run git fetch --prune origin main first.'),\n            new Option('Still allowed: every BASH command, on a main that is current or whose freshness is not known — this guard only closes once local main is known to be BEHIND origin/main. (Write/Edit on main is a different policy and is blocked by feature-branch-guard however current main is.) In that state you keep the Read tool while main is current (read-stale-guard closes it when main falls behind, because stale reads are worthless) plus everything that gets you OUT or tells you where you are: git checkout -b <new> origin/main, git switch, git pull/fetch, git status|log|diff|show|branch, git stash, gh, curl/wget, every wp-* bin, installs, and reading webpieces.config.json.'),\n            new Option('Disable in webpieces.config.json under hookGuards → branch-state-guard (mode OFF) if intentional — that one key governs the Write, Read and Bash halves of this policy together.'),\n        ],\n    );\n\n    check(ctx: BashContext): readonly Violation[] {\n        // PREVENTIVE half, FIRST and unconditional. Deliberately ahead of every fail-open bailout\n        // below: those all ask \"is the main we are ON stale?\", and this asks about the main we are\n        // about to MOVE TO — a different branch, and one no cache can describe yet.\n        const bare = this.bareCheckoutOfMain(ctx);\n        if (bare !== null) {\n            return this.block(ctx, 'any', `bare checkout of main (${bare})`, this.pairingMessage(ctx), '-');\n        }\n\n        const branch = this.currentBranch(ctx.workspaceRoot);\n        if (branch === null) return this.failOpen(ctx, branch, 'branch-undeterminable');\n\n        // Keep the shared cache warm for the next call. Detached; never blocks this command.\n        triggerMainSyncRefresh(ctx.workspaceRoot, hangTimeoutOf(this.config));\n\n        // State A is on `main` only. A merged feature branch is merged-branch-bash-guard's job.\n        if (branch !== 'main') return this.allow(ctx, branch, 'not-on-main (state B is another guard)');\n\n        // ROW 4 — the skip list, ahead of the block, so no command that gets you OUT is ever denied.\n        if (this.recoveryList.isFullyRecovery(ctx)) {\n            return this.allow(ctx, branch, 'not-a-content-read (cure/build/metadata)');\n        }\n\n        return this.checkFreshness(ctx, branch);\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * ROWS 6/7 — block ONLY when local `main` is KNOWN to be behind `origin/main`.\n     *\n     * Read this beside read-stale-guard.checkStaleMain: it is the same ladder over the same cache, and\n     * that is on purpose — the Read and the Bash halves of one state must not disagree about whether\n     * `main` is stale. What differs is the VERDICT SHAPE once it is stale, because a Read names one\n     * file and a Bash command is opaque: the Read is judged per file, Bash is default-deny plus the\n     * row 4 skip list already applied above.\n     *\n     * Every exit that is not \"established BEHIND\" is an ALLOW, and the not-established ones are\n     * `ALLOW_FAIL_OPEN` so they stay countable. A guard that cannot see the state judges nothing.\n     */\n    private checkFreshness(ctx: BashContext, branch: string): readonly Violation[] {\n        const status = readMainSyncStatus(ctx.workspaceRoot, 'main');\n        // The first call of every session, and every call while another worktree holds the refresh\n        // lock. The refresher fired above populates it for the NEXT call; nothing waits here.\n        if (status === null) return this.failOpen(ctx, branch, 'no-sync-cache', 'cache=none');\n\n        const cache = this.freshness.summarize(status);\n        // BELT-AND-BRACES since the cache became branch-keyed: we asked for the 'main' entry BY KEY, so\n        // a mismatch means the map's key and the entry's own `branch` disagree — a shape bug. Kept so\n        // that degrades to an allow. Unreachable in normal operation.\n        if (status.branch !== 'main') return this.failOpen(ctx, branch, 'stale-cross-branch-cache', cache);\n        // Offline / origin unresolvable, or no local main to compare against.\n        if (status.originMain === '') return this.failOpen(ctx, branch, 'origin-main-unknown', cache);\n\n        // ANCESTRY, not equality — the line that makes a pull take effect immediately. See\n        // MainFreshness.containsOriginMain.\n        if (this.freshness.containsOriginMain(ctx.workspaceRoot, status.originMain)) {\n            return this.allow(ctx, branch, 'local-main-contains-origin (up to date)', cache);\n        }\n\n        // ESTABLISHED BEHIND. Now — and only now — the default-deny polarity applies.\n        return this.block(ctx, branch, 'on-stale-main', this.staleMainMessage(ctx.workspaceRoot), cache);\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * The first segment that switches to the `main` BRANCH with no `git pull` anywhere in the same\n     * command, or null. The pull is looked for across the WHOLE command, not the matched segment,\n     * because `git checkout main && git pull origin main` splits into two segments and the pairing is\n     * the point.\n     */\n    private bareCheckoutOfMain(ctx: BashContext): string | null {\n        for (const segment of this.scanner.commandSegments(ctx.command)) {\n            // BranchSwitchScan answers \"which branch does this land on\" for both guards, flag-tolerantly:\n            // `git checkout -q main` lands on main exactly as the bare form does, while\n            // `git checkout -b x origin/main` (creates), `git checkout -- main` (pathspec) and\n            // `git checkout <sha>` do not. See branch-switch-scan.ts for why that lives in one place.\n            if (!this.switches.landsOnExistingMain(segment)) continue;\n            return this.scanner.commandInvokesAnyGit(ctx.command, ['pull']) ? null : segment;\n        }\n        return null;\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * The stale-`main` deny. Deliberately SHORT, and now deliberately ABOUT STALENESS — which is what\n     * the guard's name promised all along.\n     *\n     * The two versions before this one are both instructive. The oldest opened with how many commits\n     * behind `main` was, which invited the wrong cure: an agent that reads \"behind\" reaches for a pull,\n     * lands on a CURRENT `main`, and is still on `main`. The one after it swung the other way and said\n     * `main` is not a place to work \"whether or not it is current\" — true of a WRITE, but this guard\n     * does not see writes, and it made every refusal on a freshly-pulled `main` unanswerable.\n     *\n     * So the text says what is now actually true and nothing more: local `main` is BEHIND, so what you\n     * read here is out of date; Bash is default-deny in this state rather than a list of readers,\n     * because a command's stated purpose never says whether it also WRITES; and the branch cure fetches,\n     * so it makes the reads true as well as moving the work somewhere reviewable. Reading `main` to PLAN\n     * stays legitimate — on a CURRENT `main` nothing here fires at all.\n     *\n     * ONE cure, and it is the dirty-safe one, the same call feature-branch-guard made: `git checkout -b`\n     * carries uncommitted work onto the new branch. (Row 6 also lists the pull, and read-stale-guard\n     * prints it, because a Read really can be cured by staying put. A Bash session cannot — the next\n     * command is as likely to write as to read.)\n     */\n    private staleMainMessage(workspaceRoot: string): string {\n        return 'Blocked: local `main` is BEHIND origin/main, so what you would read here is out of '\n            + 'date and a plan built on it is built on code upstream has moved past. A CURRENT main is '\n            + 'not blocked — reading main to PLAN is fine, and this fires only once being behind is '\n            + 'established. Bash is default-deny in this state rather than a list of readers, because a '\n            + \"command's stated purpose never says whether it also WRITES. The feature branch is the \"\n            + 'unit of work in any case: reviewable, revertable — and the cure fetches, so it makes '\n            + 'your reads true as well as moving you off main.\\n'\n            + `Start a branch (uncommitted work comes with you):\\n  cd '${workspaceRoot}' && git fetch origin main && git checkout -b <new-branch> origin/main`;\n    }\n\n    private pairingMessage(ctx: BashContext): string {\n        const steps = this.recovery.updateMainSteps(this.recovery.kindOf(ctx.workspaceRoot)).join('\\n');\n        // Deliberately SHORT. The incident that bought this guard (a main 157 commits behind; the\n        // downgrade the reverted shim then prescribed) is maintainer material and lives in the class\n        // docblock above — the reader of THIS text needs only what changes what they type.\n        return 'Blocked: a bare `git checkout main` lands you on whatever local `main` you last had — '\n            + 'stale files, plus a reverted @webpieces pin and guard shim, so the drift guard then '\n            + 'reports the drift BACKWARDS. Go to main with the one command that also pulls it:\\n' + steps;\n    }\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n    /**\n     * The guard could not ESTABLISH the state it judges on, so it judged nothing.\n     *\n     * A sibling of allow() rather than a reason string passed to it, because the difference has to\n     * reach the LOG as a value: `ALLOW_FAIL_OPEN` vs `ALLOW`. It was previously a `' (fail-open)'`\n     * suffix on the free-text reason, which meant an abstention and a real approval were the same\n     * verdict and the abstentions could not be counted — so nobody could tell whether these guards\n     * were protecting anything or quietly standing down. Never block on data you could not\n     * establish; but say out loud, in a field, that you did not establish it.\n     */\n    private failOpen(ctx: BashContext, branch: string | null, reason: string, cache: string = '-'): readonly Violation[] {\n        this.logDecision(ctx, branch, 'ALLOW_FAIL_OPEN', reason, cache);\n        return [];\n    }\n\n    private allow(ctx: BashContext, branch: string | null, reason: string, cache: string = '-'): readonly Violation[] {\n        this.logDecision(ctx, branch, 'ALLOW', reason, cache);\n        return [];\n    }\n\n    private block(ctx: BashContext, branch: string, reason: string, message: string, cache: string): readonly Violation[] {\n        this.logDecision(ctx, branch, 'BLOCK_AI_CURE', reason, cache);\n        // Deliver the matrix and name the row, the same way an L0 block does. The doc is written\n        // LAZILY here rather than up front: only a blocked agent needs it, and this is the one path\n        // that knows the row it should be opened at.\n        const row = matrixL2Row(reason).row;\n        const pointer = branchStateMatrixPointer(writeBranchStateMatrixDoc(ctx.workspaceRoot), row);\n        return [new V(1, this.truncate(ctx.command), message + pointer)];\n    }\n\n    private truncate(s: string): string {\n        const MAX = 120;\n        return s.length <= MAX ? s : s.slice(0, MAX) + '…';\n    }\n\n    private logDecision(ctx: BashContext, branch: string | null, verdict: Verdict, reason: string, cache: string): void {\n        logGuardDecision(\n            ctx.workspaceRoot,\n            new GuardDecision('stale-main-bash-guard', 'Bash', ctx.command, branch ?? 'unknown', verdict, reason, cache, L0_FAULT_NONE, matrixL2Row(reason)),\n        );\n    }\n\n    private currentBranch(workspaceRoot: string): string | null {\n        // eslint-disable-next-line @webpieces/no-unmanaged-exceptions\n        try {\n            return execSync('git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD', {\n                cwd: workspaceRoot, encoding: 'utf8', stdio: ['pipe', 'pipe', 'pipe'],\n            }).trim();\n        } catch (err: unknown) {\n            const error = toError(err);\n            void error;\n            return null;\n        }\n    }\n}\n"]}

package/src/core/rules/stale-main-message.d.ts

@@ -4,9 +4,10 @@
  *   - read-stale-guard        blocks the Read tool     → {@link StaleMainMessage.forReads}
  *
  * It had a second consumer, `forBash`, for the days when stale-main-bash-guard blocked CONTENT reads
- * on a stale main. That guard now blocks at row 5 on the branch alone — being on `main` is the whole
- * finding, and staleness does not enter into it — so it carries its own message and this variant was
- * deleted rather than left as an unreachable second spelling.
+ * on a stale main. That guard judges the SAME state again today (rows 6/7 — `main`, known behind), but
+ * its verdict shape is different: default-deny plus the row 4 skip list rather than a per-file call,
+ * and its cure is the branch form alone because a Bash session cannot be cured by staying put. So it
+ * carries its own message and this variant was deleted rather than left as a second spelling.
  *
  * One source of truth on purpose (same reason as MergedBranchMessage): the cure is an instruction the
  * AI follows literally, so two drifting copies mean two behaviours for one repo state.

package/src/core/rules/stale-main-message.js

@@ -8,9 +8,10 @@ const rules_config_1 = require("@webpieces/rules-config");
  *   - read-stale-guard        blocks the Read tool     → {@link StaleMainMessage.forReads}
  *
  * It had a second consumer, `forBash`, for the days when stale-main-bash-guard blocked CONTENT reads
- * on a stale main. That guard now blocks at row 5 on the branch alone — being on `main` is the whole
- * finding, and staleness does not enter into it — so it carries its own message and this variant was
- * deleted rather than left as an unreachable second spelling.
+ * on a stale main. That guard judges the SAME state again today (rows 6/7 — `main`, known behind), but
+ * its verdict shape is different: default-deny plus the row 4 skip list rather than a per-file call,
+ * and its cure is the branch form alone because a Bash session cannot be cured by staying put. So it
+ * carries its own message and this variant was deleted rather than left as a second spelling.
  *
  * One source of truth on purpose (same reason as MergedBranchMessage): the cure is an instruction the
  * AI follows literally, so two drifting copies mean two behaviours for one repo state.

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ONE consumer today:\n *\n *   - read-stale-guard        blocks the Read tool     → {@link StaleMainMessage.forReads}\n *\n * It had a second consumer, `forBash`, for the days when stale-main-bash-guard blocked CONTENT reads\n * on a stale main. That guard judges the SAME state again today (rows 6/7 — `main`, known behind), but\n * its verdict shape is different: default-deny plus the row 4 skip list rather than a per-file call,\n * and its cure is the branch form alone because a Bash session cannot be cured by staying put. So it\n * carries its own message and this variant was deleted rather than left as a second spelling.\n *\n * One source of truth on purpose (same reason as MergedBranchMessage): the cure is an instruction the\n * AI follows literally, so two drifting copies mean two behaviours for one repo state.\n *\n * Cure 1 is `--ff-only` deliberately. A plain `git pull` on a stale main can start a MERGE, which is\n * the one thing redirect-how-to-merge-main exists to keep an AI away from; `--ff-only` either\n * fast-forwards or fails loudly without touching anything. It used to be the ONLY cure printed, on the\n * strength of \"the block only fires when the tree is clean and behind\" — which stopped being true when\n * the dirty valve was deleted, and was the reason that valve existed. Cure 2 (`git checkout -b`) is\n * what makes the message correct on a dirty tree, so both are printed and each is labelled.\n */\nexport class StaleMainMessage {\n    /**\n     * `treeRoot` is the tree the guard JUDGED (which is NOT the shell's cwd when the command carried\n     * a leading `cd`). Pass it and the cure is rendered as `cd <treeRoot> && git pull …`, naming the\n     * directory outright.\n     *\n     * WHY that matters here specifically: in the field this guard told an agent working in a worktree\n     * to `git pull` — which, run from wherever the next tool call happened to start, meant pulling the\n     * PRIMARY CLONE, a tree that agent had been explicitly instructed not to touch. A remedy must\n     * never mutate a tree other than the one the command targeted, and naming it is how you ensure it.\n     */\n    constructor(private readonly treeRoot: string = '') {}\n\n    /**\n     * The diagnosis + BOTH cures.\n     *\n     * Two cures rather than one, and that is what let the dirty valve be deleted. The guard used to\n     * fail open on a dirty tree because the only cure it printed was `git pull --ff-only`, which is\n     * not a clean fast-forward when there are local modifications — so the block was suppressed to\n     * avoid prescribing something that could not run.\n     *\n     * The row always had a second cure (`git checkout -b <new> origin/main`), and that one works\n     * DIRTY: it carries uncommitted changes onto the new branch and lands you on current code, which\n     * is the whole objective. Printing it unconditionally means the message is correct in both tree\n     * states, so nothing has to detect dirtiness — no extra `git status --porcelain` on the block\n     * path, and no state in which the printed cure is unrunnable.\n     */\n    private common(behindCount: string): string[] {\n        const pull = 'git pull --ff-only origin main';\n        const branch = 'git checkout -b <new-branch> origin/main';\n        return [\n            `You are on main and main is ${behindCount} commit(s) behind origin/main.`,\n            ...(this.treeRoot !== '' ? [`Evaluated against: ${this.treeRoot}  (branch main)`] : []),\n            'Anything you read here is STALE, and every plan built from it is built on code that no',\n            'longer exists upstream.',\n            '',\n            'Run ONE of these, then retry:',\n            `  1. ${this.treeRoot !== '' ? atRoot(this.treeRoot, pull) : pull}`,\n            '     Updates main in place. 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