etymd 0.4.1 → 0.5.0

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  # etymd
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+ ## 0.5.0
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+ ### Minor Changes
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+ - e199ccc: `fleet add --profile corp` now records the alias-to-directory mapping too, not just the entry.
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+ A corp entry in the tracked manifest is deliberately alias-only — no path, no remote — which is
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+ what keeps employer names out of a file that gets pushed. It also means the entry resolves to
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+ nothing on its own. Registering wrote only that half, so every corp registration ended as a
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+ dangling entry that `fleet check` reported immediately and the user had to fix by hand, in the
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+ one file the tool otherwise never asks anyone to hand-edit.
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+ The mapping is written `~`-relative, so the local manifest stays portable between machines, and
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+ merged into the existing document so hand-maintained entries survive.
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+ Two refusals guard it, because this file is the one place real employer directory names are
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+ written down. If the local manifest is not gitignored, registration refuses rather than creating
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+ a file git would track — a leak the tool creates is worse than a registration it declines to
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+ finish. If the file exists but is not valid JSON, it refuses rather than overwriting mappings
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+ that cannot be re-derived.
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+ The mapping is written before the tracked entry. The failure modes are not symmetric: a mapping
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+ without an entry is inert, while an entry without a mapping is a broken registration sitting in
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+ the file that gets committed.
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+ - 9546979: `fleet add` no longer records a remote URL in the manifest.
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+ The field was write-only: nothing in the tool ever read it back. It was persisted because it
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+ happened to be derivable at registration time, and it stayed because no one asked what consumed
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+ it.
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+ It is also the field that turned a mis-profiled entry into a real disclosure. A raw remote URL
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+ carries the host and the internal group path; `path` carries a bare directory name. Removing a
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+ field no consumer reads retires that class outright, with no host-matching heuristic, and unlike
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+ the corp-host guard it keeps working on a machine that has no local manifest to read corp hosts
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+ from. The remote stays derivable from the checkout at any time, which is where it came from.
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+ Existing entries that already carry a remote are left alone — nothing reads them, and rewriting
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+ a hand-maintained manifest to remove inert keys would be a worse trade than leaving them.
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+ ## 0.4.2
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+ ### Patch Changes
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+ - 52ebca8: Fix: `fleet add --profile corp` was silently ignored, registering employer repos as personal.
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+ `fleet` declares its own `--profile` (the sweep filter), and commander hands a parent-declared
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+ option the value even when it is typed after the subcommand. So `fleet add <dir> --profile corp`
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+ left the subcommand's own option undefined, the placement fell back to personal, and the
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+ personal branch records `path` and the RAW `remote` — writing the employer host and its internal
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+ group structure into a manifest that is tracked and pushed. That is precisely the disclosure the
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+ alias convention exists to prevent. The same shadowing class was already fixed for `--manifest`
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+ and `--json`; `--profile` was missed.
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+ Two changes, because the flag alone is not enough. The CLI now reads the merged option view, so
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+ the flag works. And `fleet add` refuses outright when the target's remote matches a corp host
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+ declared in the local manifest while the profile is not corp — the manifest already knows which
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+ hosts are the employer's and the remote has just been read, so the tool has every fact needed to
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+ prevent this without anyone remembering a flag. It refuses rather than auto-correcting:
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+ placement is the user's decision, but it may not be made by omission.
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  ## 0.4.1
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  ### Patch Changes
package/README.md CHANGED
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  no committed baseline, there is nothing to measure drift against. Everything else runs.
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  - **`etymd init` never overwrites an existing `AGENTS.md`.** It scaffolds a minimal one only if
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  you have none. The feared overwrite path simply does not exist.
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+ - **"The shellcheck step announced that it skipped."** That is the intended behaviour, not a
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+ misconfiguration: where the binary is absent the hook says so and names the install command,
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+ because a check that goes quiet when its tool is missing looks installed everywhere and is
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+ installed nowhere.
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  ## Commands
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- | `etymd audit` | Verify every claim; ranked findings (risk → gap → polish) + ledger diff. `--lens`, `--truth`, `--json`, `--no-ledger`, `--fail-on <tier>`. |
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- | `etymd init` | Onboard: approve the committed baseline; scaffold a minimal AGENTS.md **only if missing**. Never overwrites. |
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- | `etymd doctor` | Alias for `audit --truth`. |
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- | `etymd context` | The economy view: per-file always-loaded footprint + extraction candidates. |
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- | `etymd gates` | Install local git-hook gates (pre-commit / commit-msg / pre-push, plus a publish screen where something ships) built from your own check scripts. |
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- | `etymd screen` | Content screen: find text that must never be published. Four scopes — `--staged`, `--message`, `--tree`, `--dir`. Bring your own patterns; etymd ships none. |
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- | `etymd scan` | The deterministic reckoning behind everything. `--json`. |
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- | `etymd brief` | A grounded briefing your in-repo agent completes to author the semantic layer. |
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- | `etymd approve` | Refresh the committed baseline non-interactively after intentional structural changes. |
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- | `etymd ledger` | The findings memory: every tracked finding with status and history. |
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- | `etymd dismiss` | `dismiss <id> --reason <text>` — a dismissed finding never resurfaces without regressing. |
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- | `etymd accept` | `accept <id>` — record a finding as accepted reality; visible in the ledger, out of the report. |
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- | `etymd fleet` | Sweep every project in a fleet manifest: read-only per-repo audits + manifest/wall checks. `--manifest`, `--only`, `--profile`, `--truth`, `--persist-ledgers`, `--json`, `--fail-on`. |
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- | `etymd fleet check` | Validate the manifest pair alone (no lenses): dangling mappings, duplicate names, privacy leaks, undeclared trust, machine paths. Non-zero exit on any finding. |
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- | `etymd fleet add` | `add <dir>` — register a project: scans it, asks for what no scan can derive, and refuses to write an entry missing a mandatory field. `--name`, `--kind`, `--profile`, `--trust`, `-y`. |
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- | `etymd fleet dismiss` / `accept` | `<name> <id>` — resolve a project's finding from any cwd; corp findings persist beside the manifest, never in the corp worktree. |
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+ | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `etymd audit` | Verify every claim; ranked findings (risk → gap → polish) + ledger diff. `--lens`, `--truth`, `--json`, `--no-ledger`, `--fail-on <tier>`. |
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+ | `etymd init` | Onboard: approve the committed baseline; scaffold a minimal AGENTS.md **only if missing**. Never overwrites. |
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+ | `etymd doctor` | Alias for `audit --truth`. |
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+ | `etymd context` | The economy view: per-file always-loaded footprint + extraction candidates. |
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+ | `etymd gates` | Install local git-hook gates (pre-commit / commit-msg / pre-push, plus a publish screen where something ships) built from your own check scripts — and from the repo's shell surface, where it has one. |
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+ | `etymd screen` | Content screen: find text that must never be published. Four scopes — `--staged`, `--message`, `--tree`, `--dir`. Bring your own patterns; etymd ships none. |
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+ | `etymd scan` | The deterministic reckoning behind everything. `--json`. |
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+ | `etymd brief` | A grounded briefing your in-repo agent completes to author the semantic layer. |
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+ | `etymd approve` | Refresh the committed baseline non-interactively after intentional structural changes. |
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+ | `etymd ledger` | The findings memory: every tracked finding with status and history. |
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+ | `etymd dismiss` | `dismiss <id> --reason <text>` — a dismissed finding never resurfaces without regressing. |
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+ | `etymd accept` | `accept <id>` — record a finding as accepted reality; visible in the ledger, out of the report. |
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+ | `etymd fleet` | Sweep every project in a fleet manifest: read-only per-repo audits + manifest/wall checks. `--manifest`, `--only`, `--profile`, `--truth`, `--persist-ledgers`, `--json`, `--fail-on`. |
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+ | `etymd fleet check` | Validate the manifest pair alone (no lenses): dangling mappings, duplicate names, privacy leaks, undeclared trust, machine paths. Non-zero exit on any finding. |
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+ | `etymd fleet add` | `add <dir>` — register a project: scans it, asks for what no scan can derive, and refuses to write an entry missing a mandatory field. `--name`, `--kind`, `--profile`, `--trust`, `-y`. |
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+ | `etymd fleet dismiss` / `accept` | `<name> <id>` — resolve a project's finding from any cwd; corp findings persist beside the manifest, never in the corp worktree. |
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  `--cwd <dir>` targets another directory. Read-only probing of any repo leaves **zero trace**
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  [the files Etymd keeps](#the-files-etymd-keeps)).
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  A check that runs only in CI is itself a finding: the failure surfaces after the agent finished.
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- `etymd gates` installs the local pre-commit / pre-push mirror built from your own check scripts,
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- and the `gate-integrity` lens flags whatever still runs in CI alone.
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+ `etymd gates` installs the local pre-commit / pre-push mirror built from your own check scripts —
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+ and from the repo's shell scripts, which usually have no check of their own — while the
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+ ### The shell surface
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+ Package scripts are not the only executable surface a repo has, and in some repos they are not
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+ the main one — a tools or infra repo can be entirely `bootstrap/*.sh` plus `.githooks/*` with no
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+ `package.json` at all. Those repos were told "no correctness commands detected", which reads as
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+ "nothing to check" when it means "nothing was looked at". Where a repo has tracked shell scripts,
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+ the generated pre-push now carries a `shellcheck` step. Three properties are deliberate:
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+ - **Scripts are re-discovered by shebang at push time**, never baked into the hook as a list. A
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+ generated list is correct the day it is written and silently wrong the first time someone adds
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+ a script.
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+ - **A missing `shellcheck` binary is a loud skip that names the install command**, never a quiet
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+ pass. A check that goes silent when its tool is absent looks installed on every machine and is
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+ installed on one.
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+ - **Only `warning` severity and above blocks**; style and info print as advice afterwards. A gate
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+ with a high false-positive rate does not make a repo careful — it teaches everyone the bypass
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+ flag, and that flag is shared with the checks that must never be bypassed.
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  import { section, theme, print, renderBaselineDrift, glyph } from './chunk-TADKOW6P.js';
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- import { scanProject } from './chunk-RH2UAS25.js';
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  program.command("gates").description("Install the local git-hook gates (process \u2192 pre-commit, correctness \u2192 pre-push)").option("--ci", "note about the CI review gate (ships later; local gates install now)").option("-y, --yes", "skip prompts; never overwrites a hand-edited hook").action(
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198
  (opts, cmd) => action(async () => {
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- const { run } = await import('./gates-LTM5PE7R.js');
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+ const { run } = await import('./gates-D5SBAVXB.js');
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  await run({ cwd: resolveCwd(cmd), ci: opts.ci, yes: opts.yes });
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  })
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  );
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  #!/usr/bin/env node
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- import { run } from './chunk-XER37MLS.js';
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- import './chunk-OWNWN2KF.js';
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+ import { run } from './chunk-CYSEGWIW.js';
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+ import './chunk-QJRPKZPA.js';
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- import './chunk-RH2UAS25.js';
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+ import './chunk-4KOP36RD.js';
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+ import './chunk-OJVQXB5Z.js';
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  #!/usr/bin/env node
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  import { dismiss, accept } from './chunk-MMPV67FW.js';
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- import { parseFailOnTier, meetsFailOn, runAudit } from './chunk-OWNWN2KF.js';
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+ import { parseFailOnTier, meetsFailOn, runAudit } from './chunk-QJRPKZPA.js';
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  import './chunk-LT67FU2Y.js';
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  import { readLedger } from './chunk-WWBF4Y7K.js';
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  import { DEFAULT_CONFIG } from './chunk-NMZ3RHWW.js';
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  import { print, theme, section, renderFleetRows, renderFleetNotes, renderFindings, TIER_BADGE, glyph } from './chunk-TADKOW6P.js';
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- import { scanProject } from './chunk-RH2UAS25.js';
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- import './chunk-KIMFKLJB.js';
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+ import { scanProject } from './chunk-4KOP36RD.js';
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+ import './chunk-OJVQXB5Z.js';
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  import { ETYMD_DIR } from './chunk-R74SJ7HS.js';
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  import './chunk-IGHES6AK.js';
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  import { readText, pathExists, git, isDirectory } from './chunk-YLNQQZ5F.js';
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  import { promises } from 'node:fs';
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+ import os from 'node:os';
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  import path from 'node:path';
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  import { select, isCancel, cancel, text, confirm } from '@clack/prompts';
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- import os from 'node:os';
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  import { execFile } from 'node:child_process';
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  import { promisify } from 'node:util';
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@@ -688,7 +688,7 @@ async function checkCorpEmails(manifest, findings, disclosures) {
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  }
689
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  async function checkGateDrift(manifest, findings, disclosures) {
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  const { planWorkflow } = await import('./generate-CBMTNN7P.js');
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- const { scanProject: scanProject2 } = await import('./scan-XZH57E4I.js');
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+ const { scanProject: scanProject2 } = await import('./scan-ES7IOXOC.js');
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  const { readConfig } = await import('./config-MX7OYI7F.js');
693
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  for (const entry of manifest.entries) {
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  const root = entry.resolvedRoot;
@@ -1077,6 +1077,35 @@ async function check(opts) {
1077
1077
  renderFindings(findings);
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1078
  renderFleetNotes([], disclosures);
1079
1079
  }
1080
+ async function recordCorpMapping(manifest, name, absTarget) {
1081
+ const home = os.homedir();
1082
+ const value = absTarget === home || absTarget.startsWith(home + path.sep) ? `~${absTarget.slice(home.length)}` : absTarget;
1083
+ const insideRepo = await git(manifest.dir, ["rev-parse", "--is-inside-work-tree"]) === "true";
1084
+ if (insideRepo) {
1085
+ const ignored = await git(manifest.dir, ["check-ignore", "-q", manifest.localPath]) !== null;
1086
+ if (!ignored) {
1087
+ throw new Error(
1088
+ `${path.basename(manifest.localPath)} is not gitignored \u2014 refusing to write employer directory names into a file git would track. Add it to .gitignore, then re-run.`
1089
+ );
1090
+ }
1091
+ }
1092
+ const existing = await readText(manifest.localPath);
1093
+ let doc = {};
1094
+ if (existing) {
1095
+ try {
1096
+ doc = JSON.parse(existing);
1097
+ } catch {
1098
+ throw new Error(
1099
+ `${path.basename(manifest.localPath)} is not valid JSON \u2014 fix it before registering, so the mapping is not written over hand-maintained entries that cannot be re-derived.`
1100
+ );
1101
+ }
1102
+ }
1103
+ const dirs = doc.dirs ?? {};
1104
+ dirs[name] = value;
1105
+ doc.dirs = dirs;
1106
+ await promises.writeFile(manifest.localPath, JSON.stringify(doc, null, 2) + "\n", "utf8");
1107
+ return value;
1108
+ }
1080
1109
  async function add(opts) {
1081
1110
  const { manifest, autoNote } = await loadManifest(opts.cwd, opts.manifest);
1082
1111
  if (autoNote) print(` ${theme.dim(`\u25E6 ${autoNote}`)}`);
@@ -1177,6 +1206,12 @@ async function add(opts) {
1177
1206
  } else if (opts.trust) {
1178
1207
  throw new Error("corp entries take no `trust` \u2014 `profile: corp` already implies it");
1179
1208
  }
1209
+ const corpHost = remote ? manifest.corpHosts.find((h) => remote.includes(h)) : void 0;
1210
+ if (corpHost && profile !== "corp") {
1211
+ throw new Error(
1212
+ `\`${name}\` has a remote on the corp host \`${corpHost}\`, but --profile is \`${profile}\`. A personal entry records its path and raw remote in the TRACKED manifest \u2014 register it with \`--profile corp\` (alias-only, machine-pinned), or move it out of the fleet root.`
1213
+ );
1214
+ }
1180
1215
  const entry = profile === "corp" ? { name, kind, profile, private: true } : {
1181
1216
  name,
1182
1217
  kind,
@@ -1184,10 +1219,14 @@ async function add(opts) {
1184
1219
  path: path.relative(manifest.root ?? manifest.dir, absTarget),
1185
1220
  trust,
1186
1221
  contract: {},
1187
- links: {},
1188
- // The scan does not collect remotes (they are not a workflow fact), so read it here —
1189
- // recorded when present, simply absent when the repo has no origin yet.
1190
- ...remote ? { remote } : {}
1222
+ links: {}
1223
+ // The remote is deliberately NOT recorded. Nothing reads it — it was persisted only
1224
+ // because it happened to be derivable — and it is the field that turns a mis-profiled
1225
+ // entry into a disclosure: a raw URL carries the host AND the internal group path,
1226
+ // while `path` carries a bare directory name. Removing a field no consumer reads
1227
+ // retires that whole class without any host-matching guess, and keeps working on a
1228
+ // machine that has no local manifest for the corp-host guard above to read.
1229
+ // It stays derivable at any time from the checkout itself, which is where it came from.
1191
1230
  };
1192
1231
  print(` ${glyph.bullet} ${theme.dim("entry")}`);
1193
1232
  print(
@@ -1202,11 +1241,20 @@ async function add(opts) {
1202
1241
  return;
1203
1242
  }
1204
1243
  }
1244
+ let mappedTo;
1245
+ if (profile === "corp") {
1246
+ mappedTo = await recordCorpMapping(manifest, name, absTarget);
1247
+ }
1205
1248
  const doc = JSON.parse(raw);
1206
1249
  if (!Array.isArray(doc.projects)) throw new Error("manifest has no `projects` array to append to");
1207
1250
  doc.projects.push(entry);
1208
1251
  await promises.writeFile(manifest.manifestPath, JSON.stringify(doc, null, 2) + "\n", "utf8");
1209
1252
  print(` ${glyph.ok} ${theme.dim("registered")} ${theme.info(name)}`);
1253
+ if (mappedTo) {
1254
+ print(
1255
+ ` ${glyph.ok} ${theme.dim("mapped")} ${theme.info(`${name} \u2192 ${mappedTo}`)} ${theme.dim(`in ${path.basename(manifest.localPath)} (gitignored)`)}`
1256
+ );
1257
+ }
1210
1258
  print(` ${theme.dim(`verify with \`etymd fleet check --manifest ${manifest.manifestPath}\``)}`);
1211
1259
  }
1212
1260
  async function resolveFleetFinding(opts, status) {
@@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ import { applyFiles } from './chunk-EF6BPBG6.js';
3
3
  import { derivedCommands, planWorkflow, runPrefix, isSafeGateCommand } from './chunk-OX3LUOZR.js';
4
4
  import { readConfig, CONFIG_FILE, configPath } from './chunk-NMZ3RHWW.js';
5
5
  import { section, print, glyph, theme, renderPlan } from './chunk-TADKOW6P.js';
6
- import { scanProject } from './chunk-RH2UAS25.js';
7
- import './chunk-KIMFKLJB.js';
6
+ import { scanProject } from './chunk-4KOP36RD.js';
7
+ import './chunk-OJVQXB5Z.js';
8
8
  import './chunk-R74SJ7HS.js';
9
9
  import './chunk-IGHES6AK.js';
10
10
  import { readText, git } from './chunk-YLNQQZ5F.js';
package/dist/index.js CHANGED
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ var init_package = __esm({
29
29
  "package.json"() {
30
30
  package_default = {
31
31
  name: "etymd",
32
- version: "0.4.1",
32
+ version: "0.5.0",
33
33
  description: "Keep your agent instructions true \u2014 verify AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, rules & skills against the actual repo, with drift caught over time and a regression ledger.",
34
34
  keywords: [
35
35
  "cli",
@@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ import { applyFiles } from './chunk-EF6BPBG6.js';
3
3
  import { planWorkflow } from './chunk-OX3LUOZR.js';
4
4
  import './chunk-NMZ3RHWW.js';
5
5
  import { theme, renderFacts, print, renderPlan, section, glyph } from './chunk-TADKOW6P.js';
6
- import { scanProject } from './chunk-RH2UAS25.js';
7
- import { VERSION } from './chunk-KIMFKLJB.js';
6
+ import { scanProject } from './chunk-4KOP36RD.js';
7
+ import { VERSION } from './chunk-OJVQXB5Z.js';
8
8
  import { writeCachedFacts, deriveProfile, writeBaseline, CACHE_DIR } from './chunk-R74SJ7HS.js';
9
9
  import { PACK_VERSION } from './chunk-IGHES6AK.js';
10
10
  import { git, readText } from './chunk-YLNQQZ5F.js';
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
1
1
  #!/usr/bin/env node
2
2
  import { print, renderFacts, theme } from './chunk-TADKOW6P.js';
3
- import { scanProject } from './chunk-RH2UAS25.js';
4
- import './chunk-KIMFKLJB.js';
3
+ import { scanProject } from './chunk-4KOP36RD.js';
4
+ import './chunk-OJVQXB5Z.js';
5
5
  import { writeCachedFacts } from './chunk-R74SJ7HS.js';
6
6
  import './chunk-IGHES6AK.js';
7
7
  import './chunk-YLNQQZ5F.js';
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
1
+ #!/usr/bin/env node
2
+ export { scanProject } from './chunk-4KOP36RD.js';
3
+ import './chunk-OJVQXB5Z.js';
4
+ import './chunk-IGHES6AK.js';
5
+ import './chunk-YLNQQZ5F.js';
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "etymd",
3
- "version": "0.4.1",
3
+ "version": "0.5.0",
4
4
  "description": "Keep your agent instructions true — verify AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, rules & skills against the actual repo, with drift caught over time and a regression ledger.",
5
5
  "keywords": [
6
6
  "cli",
@@ -1,5 +0,0 @@
1
- #!/usr/bin/env node
2
- export { scanProject } from './chunk-RH2UAS25.js';
3
- import './chunk-KIMFKLJB.js';
4
- import './chunk-IGHES6AK.js';
5
- import './chunk-YLNQQZ5F.js';