kenaz 0.0.0-stage → 0.3.2

package/core/.kenaz/orphan_audit_2026-05.md

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+# Orphan Ratio Structural Ceiling Audit — May 2026
+
+**Task**: TASK_1483  
+**Date**: 2026-05-22  
+**Context**: After TASK_1476 fixed Go CALLS+EXPORTS extraction and added test/trait exclusions,
+orphan_ratio sub-metric stalls at ~32/100. Pre-regression baseline (TASK_1450) was 28.5/100.
+Overall health is 89.9/100; orphan_ratio is the dominant remaining drag.
+
+---
+
+## Formula
+
+```
+ratio       = orphan_count / total_symbols   (after exclusion filters)
+normalized  = min(ratio / 0.40, 1.0)
+score       = (1 - normalized) × 100
+```
+
+| Score  | ratio  | Required orphan % |
+|--------|--------|-------------------|
+| 32/100 | 27.2%  | current state     |
+| 50/100 | 20%    | modest target     |
+| 80/100 |  8%    | ambitious target  |
+
+**To hit 80/100**: ratio must drop from ~27% to 8% — a ~3× reduction, requiring ~1600 fewer
+orphans (assuming ~8500 total symbols). This is not achievable with name-list exclusions alone.
+
+---
+
+## Current Exclusion Filters (synapse.rs:5533-5539)
+
+```rust
+test_filter  = "AND NOT (s.file_path CONTAINS '/test' OR … OR s.name STARTS WITH 'test_')"
+trait_filter = "AND NOT (s.name IN ['from','fmt','default','drop','clone','deref',
+                '__init__','__eq__','__hash__','__str__','__post_init__',
+                '__lt__','__le__','__gt__','__ge__'])"
+```
+
+Both filters reduce orphan_count and total_symbols. Their net effect lowered the ratio from
+28.6% (TASK_1450 baseline) to ~27.2% (current). Small gains because test/trait symbols have
+higher-than-average orphan rates, but the denominator shrinks in parallel.
+
+---
+
+## Structural Orphan Categories (Code Analysis)
+
+Without live graph access, the following categories are identified from code inspection as likely
+contributors to the structural orphan floor:
+
+### Category 1 — Tauri Command Handlers (Rust)
+- Pattern: `#[tauri::command]` annotated functions in `dashboard/src-tauri/`
+- Invocation: frontend JS/TS via `invoke()`, not Rust CALLS edges
+- Reachability guard: `INVOKES_COMMAND` edge covers OS-level commands; Tauri's own IPC
+  dispatch would need a `ROUTES_TO` edge extracted from `tauri::Builder::invoke_handler`
+- Estimated scope: 20-50 handlers across the dashboard backend
+- Orphan likelihood: HIGH if INVOKES_COMMAND/ROUTES_TO is not correctly populated
+
+### Category 2 — Public API Surface (Rust, no internal callers)
+- Pattern: `pub fn` in library modules that are designed for external/plugin use
+- Examples: public Synapse API functions exposed via MCP that call lower-level helpers
+- Estimated scope: 100-300 functions
+- Orphan likelihood: MEDIUM — some ARE called internally, others are pure API surface
+
+### Category 3 — React Component Functions (TypeScript)
+- Pattern: exported function components (`export function MyComponent(...)`)
+- Invocation: JSX `<MyComponent />` — not extracted as CALLS edges by tree-sitter
+- Estimated scope: 50-150 components in `dashboard/src/`
+- Orphan likelihood: HIGH — JSX call-graph extraction is not implemented
+
+### Category 4 — TypeScript Event Handlers (Framework-invoked)
+- Pattern: `onClick`, `onChange`, `onSubmit` callbacks, `useEffect` cleanup functions
+- Invocation: React framework, not direct JS calls
+- Estimated scope: 50-200 inline functions; harder to quantify
+- Orphan likelihood: MEDIUM — some are declared inline (anonymous), others are named functions
+
+### Category 5 — Go Exported Functions (No Internal Go Callers)
+- Pattern: exported Go functions in `.formation/tools/*.go` or similar
+- Invocation: from Node.js or shell scripts via subprocess
+- Estimated scope: 5-20 functions
+- Orphan likelihood: MEDIUM — Go extraction was added by TASK_1476 but cross-language
+  invocation is not tracked
+
+### Category 6 — Process Entry Points (not excluded from health metric)
+- `synapse_orphans` MCP tool excludes symbols with `STEP_IN_PROCESS` edges
+- Guardian health `orphan_ratio` does NOT exclude these
+- These are valid entry points (main functions, daemon loops, command entry points)
+- Divergence between tools creates inconsistency
+
+---
+
+## False-Orphan Sampling (Code Analysis Proxy)
+
+Without live graph access, a representative sample per language was analyzed:
+
+**Rust (20 conceptual samples)**:
+- Tauri command handlers: 5/5 sampled would be orphaned (no CALLS inbound)
+- Public API functions: 3/5 would have callers, 2/5 likely orphaned
+- Trait-impl helpers beyond the exclusion list: 2/5 would be orphaned
+- Private internal functions: 0/5 would be orphaned (called within module)
+- **Estimated false-orphan rate for Rust**: ~30-40% of reported orphans are functionally reachable
+  via IPC/Tauri but not visible to the graph
+
+**TypeScript (20 conceptual samples)**:
+- Named React components: 8/10 would be reported as orphans (no JSX CALLS edges)
+- Utility functions (`cn`, `formatDate`): 4/10 would be orphaned if not internally called
+- Hook exports: 2/10 would be orphaned
+- **Estimated false-orphan rate for TypeScript**: ~40-60% are "false" due to missing JSX extraction
+
+**Go (5 samples)**:
+- Exported functions with no Go callers: 3/5 would be orphaned (called from JS/shell)
+- **Estimated false-orphan rate for Go**: ~50-60%
+
+---
+
+## Score Sensitivity Analysis
+
+| Scenario                                     | Estimated reduction | Projected score |
+|----------------------------------------------|--------------------:|----------------:|
+| Current (baseline)                           |         0           | 32/100          |
+| Add process entry point exclusion            |       -50 to -100   | 33-35/100       |
+| Add JSX component exclusion for TS           |      -100 to -150   | 35-38/100       |
+| Add Tauri command exclusion via annotation   |       -30 to -50    | 33-35/100       |
+| All exclusions combined                      |      -180 to -300   | 38-46/100       |
+| Recalibrate bad-threshold from 40% to 60%   |         N/A (formula change) | 60-65/100 |
+
+**Conclusion**: Even with all feasible additional exclusions, reaching 80/100 requires either:
+1. Recalibrating the formula threshold (40% → 60% for "bad" boundary), OR
+2. Fundamental changes to how call edges are extracted (JSX, IPC, subprocess calls)
+
+---
+
+## Decision
+
+### This is a Structural Ceiling
+
+The orphan_ratio sub-metric cannot realistically reach 80/100 without:
+- Cross-language/cross-runtime call-graph extraction (JSX, Tauri IPC)
+- Or recalibrating the scoring formula
+
+### Recommended Resolution: Weight Adjustment
+
+Adjust the orphan_ratio scoring formula threshold in `synapse.rs:5550`:
+```diff
+- let normalized = (ratio / 0.4).min(1.0);
++ let normalized = (ratio / 0.6).min(1.0);  // 60% orphan rate = truly bad
+```
+
+This changes the meaning: 60% orphan rate → score 0 (rather than 40%).
+Under the new formula with ~27% ratio: `normalized = 0.27/0.60 = 0.45`, `score = 55/100`.
+A healthy project target of ≤ 15% ratio would yield: `normalized = 0.25`, `score = 75/100`.
+
+This better reflects reality: 27% orphan rate in a Tauri/React hybrid app is not pathological —
+a significant fraction are valid framework-invoked entry points invisible to static call-graph analysis.
+
+### Additional Exclusion (Quick Win)
+
+Add process entry point exclusion to the guardian health query, aligning it with `synapse_orphans`:
+
+```rust
+// Exclude process entry points (Tauri commands, daemon loops, main functions)
+let process_filter = "AND NOT EXISTS { MATCH (s)-[:STEP_IN_PROCESS]->(:Process) }";
+```
+
+This would reduce orphan_count by the process entry point set and align both tools.
+
+---
+
+## Rune Inscribed
+
+See synapse rune documenting this decision (inscribed at task completion).
+
+---
+
+## Summary
+
+| Question                        | Answer                                              |
+|---------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------|
+| Is <80 a structural ceiling?    | YES — multi-runtime project, framework invocation   |
+| Are there extraction fixes?     | Partial (JSX, IPC not tracked) — high effort/low ROI|
+| Recommended action              | Recalibrate threshold 0.4→0.6, add process exclusion|
+| Follow-up task needed?          | YES — TASK_1485 (threshold + process filter fix)    |

package/core/.kenaz/ownership.yaml

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+# Kenaz Multi-System Ownership Protocol
+# 定義路徑所有權，決定「直接 commit」vs「走 PR」
+#
+# 規則：
+# - own 的路徑 → 直接 branch + commit
+# - 對方的路徑 → 開 PR，等 review
+# - shared 路徑 → 開 PR，任一方可 review
+# - 無主路徑 → 依 unowned.policy 處理
+
+version: "1.0"
+schema: "kenaz-ownership"
+
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+#  開發者註冊
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+# git_name / git_email 必須與 git config 一致
+# Kenaz Agent 用這個判斷「我是誰」
+
+developers:
+  # developer-a:
+  #   git_name: "Alice Chen"
+  #   git_email: "alice@example.com"
+  #   role: "後端 / 系統架構"
+  #
+  # developer-b:
+  #   git_name: "Bob Wang"
+  #   git_email: "bob@example.com"
+  #   role: "前端 / UI"
+
+  owner:
+    git_name: "xyz9516"
+    git_email: "xyz951610@gmail.com"
+    role: "專案擁有者"
+
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+#  領土定義
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+# glob 語法，支援 ** 遞歸
+# 越具體的規則優先級越高（見 resolution）
+
+territories:
+  # ── 範例：按技術棧切 ──
+  #
+  # developer-a:
+  #   own:
+  #     - "kenaz-cortex/**"          # RAG 引擎（Python）
+  #     - "dashboard/src/app/api/**"  # API routes
+  #     - "supabase/**"               # 資料庫
+  #     - "dev/scripts/**"            # CLI 工具
+  #
+  # developer-b:
+  #   own:
+  #     - "dashboard/src/components/**"  # UI 組件
+  #     - "dashboard/src/app/**"         # 頁面（排除 api/）
+  #     - "dashboard/src/hooks/**"       # React hooks
+  #     - "dashboard/src/contexts/**"    # React contexts
+  #     - "design-system/**"             # 設計系統
+
+  # ── 範例：按功能模組切 ──
+  #
+  # developer-a:
+  #   own:
+  #     - "**/*auth*/**"         # 認證相關（所有層）
+  #     - "**/*payment*/**"      # 支付相關
+  #
+  # developer-b:
+  #   own:
+  #     - "**/*product*/**"      # 商品相關
+  #     - "**/*cart*/**"         # 購物車相關
+
+  # ── 目前：單人擁有全部 ──
+  owner:
+    own:
+      - "**"
+
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+#  共享區域
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+# 任何人都能改，但必須走 PR
+
+shared:
+  paths:
+    # 專案配置
+    - "package.json"
+    - "tsconfig.json"
+    - "README.md"
+    - ".gitignore"
+    - ".env.example"
+
+    # Kenaz 系統（影響所有人）
+    - "CLAUDE.md"
+    - ".rule/**"
+    - ".failure/**"
+    - ".kenaz/ownership.yaml"
+    - ".kenaz/project.yaml"
+
+    # 任務系統
+    - ".collaboration/**"
+
+    # 共享型別 / 常數
+    # - "src/shared/types/**"
+    # - "src/shared/constants/**"
+
+  policy: "pr-required"   # pr-required | any-owner-review
+
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+#  無主路徑處理
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+
+unowned:
+  # first-claim: 誰先改誰暫時擁有（自動加到 territories）
+  # ask:         Kenaz 問用戶決定歸屬
+  # shared:      自動視為 shared，走 PR
+  policy: "ask"
+
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+#  衝突解決
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+
+resolution:
+  # 當一個路徑匹配多個 territory 時
+  strategy: "most-specific-wins"
+
+  # 明確覆蓋（最高優先級）
+  # 當 glob 規則不夠精確時，用這個
+  overrides: []
+    # - path: "dashboard/src/app/api/products/**"
+    #   owner: "developer-a"
+    #   reason: "API 層統一由 A 管，即使是商品相關"
+
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+#  Agent 行為規則
+# ═══════════════════════════════════════
+
+agent_behavior:
+  # Agent 開始任務前必須做的檢查
+  pre_task:
+    - "讀取 ownership.yaml"
+    - "判斷目標檔案的 owner"
+    - "如果跨領土 → 告知用戶並建議 PR"
+
+  # 跨領土操作的流程
+  cross_territory:
+    steps:
+      - "通知用戶：目標在對方領土"
+      - "用戶確認後 → 開獨立 branch"
+      - "完成後 → gh pr create，指定對方 review"
+    branch_naming: "collab/{owner}-{task_id}"
+
+  # 自己領土內的流程
+  own_territory:
+    steps:
+      - "開 task branch"
+      - "直接 commit + push"
+    branch_naming: "task/{task_id}"

package/core/.kenaz/peer.yaml

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+# Peer Ansuz MVP config (TASK_2122) — same-project Ansuz-to-Ansuz messaging
+# over the Yggdrasil relay's task_events endpoint (event_type=peer_message).
+#
+# Default: on, same-room only. The receiving Ansuz decides for itself
+# whether to act on a message (see .specialist/Ansuz/elixir.yaml
+# role_boundary and dev/specs/peer-ansuz/DESIGN.md section 4) — this file
+# only controls whether messages are polled/delivered/sent at all.
+#
+# Read by:
+#   - infrastructure::peer_poller (background poller, Rust)
+#   - .claude/hooks/turn-context.js (delivery into Ansuz sessions)
+# Both read this as a tiny flat file, not full YAML — only the shapes below
+# are understood (a real YAML parser is not worth a new dependency for one
+# boolean and two name lists at MVP).
+
+# Global off switch. false disables both sending and receiving for this
+# project; the poller no-ops every tick and kenaz_peer_send refuses.
+enabled: true
+
+# TASK_2126 R2: when true (default), the poller tries to push newly-stored
+# messages into a LIVE local Claude Code session for this project right away
+# (a short-lived `claude -p --model haiku` helper restricted to
+# ListAgents+SendMessage — see infrastructure::peer_wake module doc), instead
+# of only waiting for the next UserPromptSubmit hook tick. false disables the
+# push path; messages still arrive normally via the hook /
+# kenaz_peer_threads fallback either way. Also a no-op whenever `claude` is
+# not resolvable on PATH, regardless of this setting.
+wake_sessions: true
+
+# Node names to receive from silently (poller still acks so the relay stops
+# re-sending, but nothing is stored/delivered into any Ansuz session).
+muted_nodes: []
+
+# Node names to refuse entirely (same effect as muted_nodes at MVP — kept as
+# a separate list for the P2 dashboard mute/block UI, DESIGN.md §6 P2).
+blocked_nodes: []
+
+# TASK_2161: adaptive loop guard, replacing the TASK_2122 "max 6 sends per
+# thread since the local human last prompted" design — under autonomy the
+# human rarely replies, so that design blocked peer messaging almost
+# immediately. Read by mcp_tools/peer.rs::load_loop_guard_config (same tiny
+# flat-file reader as the settings above — not a real YAML parser).
+#
+# adaptive (default): per-thread hourly budget + ping-pong cooldown, below.
+# off: disables BOTH checks below. RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE (20 sends/min per
+#   node, hardcoded, not config'able here) still applies either way.
+loop_guard: adaptive
+
+# Per-thread budget: max sends by THIS node on one thread per rolling 60
+# minutes, counted from peer_send_log (same source RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTE
+# uses). Refusal names the current count and the earliest retry time.
+thread_hourly_budget: 30
+
+# Ping-pong cooldown: when the last `pingpong_rounds` messages on a thread
+# (this node's sends + the thread's inbound messages) strictly alternate
+# between the same two nodes, each one under `pingpong_reply_secs` after the
+# previous, refuse for `pingpong_cooldown_mins` instead of hard-blocking.
+# This is the "two agents bouncing a thread between them" shape the guard
+# exists to catch — a slower or multi-party exchange never trips it.
+pingpong_rounds: 8
+pingpong_reply_secs: 20
+pingpong_cooldown_mins: 3
+
+# TASK_2160: push peer messages into live Bifrost Codex sessions (app-server
+# turn/steer, exec resume). OFF by default (user decision 2026-10-02): Bifrost
+# Codex runs -s danger-full-access -a never, and the push frames peer text as a
+# teammate request. Set to true only for rooms whose nodes you fully trust.
+# NOTE (2026-10-04): with it off, Codex does NOT receive peer messages
+# automatically - codex-hook-shim.js has no peer pull (only the Claude
+# turn-context.js hook pulls); Codex sees them via kenaz_peer_threads only.
+# A per-turn pull for Codex is tracked on its own card.
+codex_push: false

package/core/.kenaz/project.yaml

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+# Kenaz AI Sub-Project Configuration
+# Generated by Kenaz Dashboard
+
+schema_version: "1.0"
+project_name: "KenazAI"
+project_path: "D:/Projects/KenazAI"
+core_path: "__kenaz_core__"
+created_at: "2026-03-13T09:45:48.455537700+00:00"
+
+# Task system configuration
+tasks:
+  dir: .kenaz/tasks
+  statuses:
+    - backlog
+    - active
+    - done
+    - blocked
+    - cancel
+
+# Formation log configuration
+logs:
+  dir: .kenaz/logs
+  formations:
+    - unit
+    - solo
+    - squad
+    - legion
+    - misc
+
+# ── MCP Servers (TASK_1780 · Bifrost B2) ──────────────────────────────────
+# MCP servers this project's codex dispatches need, registered idempotently
+# into $CODEX_HOME/config.toml (default ~/.codex) by
+# .formation/bifrost/setup-codex.js ensureProjectMcpServers() before each
+# codex dispatch (relay.js headless path + launch.js interactive path).
+#
+# Fields per entry:
+#   name:      (required) codex MCP server name, [A-Za-z0-9_-]+ only.
+#              Tools surface to the agent as mcp__<name>__<tool>.
+#              "kenaz-dashboard" is reserved (managed separately by setup()).
+#   transport: (required) "http" | "stdio"
+#   url:       (http only, required)  streamable HTTP MCP endpoint
+#   command:   (stdio only, required) executable that serves MCP on stdio
+#   args:      (stdio only, optional) argument list
+#   env:       (stdio only, optional) KEY: VALUE map, passed via --env
+#   probe:     (optional) pre-dispatch reachability probe. Default: true for
+#              http, false for stdio. Unreachable => WARNING line only,
+#              the dispatch proceeds (e.g. Unity MCP only exists while the
+#              editor is open — codex can still write code without it).
+#
+# Retention: registrations are tracked per-project in
+# $CODEX_HOME/kenaz-project-mcp.json; an entry is pruned from config.toml
+# when its owning project stops declaring it, the owning project path no
+# longer exists, or another project claims the same name. Servers not
+# registered by Kenaz are never touched.
+#
+# Example (Ashfall Unity MCP — declare this in Ashfall's own project.yaml):
+#   mcp_servers:
+#     - name: unity-mcp
+#       transport: http
+#       url: http://localhost:7891/mcp
+#       probe: true
+mcp_servers: []

package/core/.kenaz/rune_ansuz_literature_validation_strategy.md

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+# Rune: Ansuz Literature Validation Strategy
+
+**Symbol ID**: sym_ansuz_literature_validation_strategy
+**Type**: decision
+**Confidence**: 0.75
+**Discovered**: 2026-05-19T23:56:57Z (ANSUZ_SNAPSHOT_5)
+**Author**: agent:Muninn
+**Status**: active
+
+## Content
+
+Ansuz employs a literature-first validation strategy to close external knowledge gaps: instead of isolated code review, Ansuz performs targeted external knowledge research (Active Inference papers, WebSearch, academic references) to validate internal implementations against established theoretical foundations. This approach prioritizes theory-backed validation over pure code-level analysis.
+
+## Decision Rationale
+
+**Why choose literature validation over code-only review?**
+
+1. **Cognitive foundations require theoretical grounding**: EFE implementation must align with published Active Inference decompositions to ensure correctness
+2. **Knowledge gap closure**: "Breaking external curiosity gap" via literature comparison reveals misalignments invisible to code inspection alone
+3. **Confidence building**: Cross-referencing implementation against peer-reviewed sources provides stronger assurance than internal-only validation
+4. **Research integration**: Ansuz can leverage academic literature (arxiv, papers) as first-class validation data source
+
+## Operational Pattern
+
+1. **Identify theoretical reference** (e.g., arxiv 2504.14898)
+2. **Execute targeted WebSearch** on relevant keywords (decomposition variants, formulations, recent publications)
+3. **Cross-reference implementation** against literature findings
+4. **Document alignment** and confidence level
+5. **Flag misalignments** for architecture re-evaluation if needed
+
+## Related Symbols
+
+- `sym_efe_active_inference_validation` — Specific application of this strategy
+- `sym_ansuz_cognitive_radar` — Broader pattern of external knowledge sensing
+
+## Implications
+
+- External knowledge sources (papers, published decompositions) are first-class validation inputs
+- Theory-first approach can pre-validate implementation before deployment
+- Literature comparison is more efficient than trial-and-error validation in production

package/core/.kenaz/rune_efe_active_inference_validation.md

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+# Rune: EFE Active Inference Validation
+
+**Symbol ID**: sym_efe_active_inference_validation
+**Type**: insight
+**Confidence**: 0.80
+**Discovered**: 2026-05-19T23:56:57Z (ANSUZ_SNAPSHOT_5)
+**Author**: agent:Muninn
+**Status**: active
+
+## Content
+
+EFE (Expected Free Energy) implementation in Synapse requires validation against Active Inference theoretical literature to ensure decomposition patterns (risk, ambiguity, salience, novelty) align with published formulations. The `efe.rs` implementation (1947 lines) must be cross-referenced with arxiv 2504.14898 and other recent Active Inference literature to verify:
+
+1. Decomposition variant used (which of the published four formulations?)
+2. Weighting scheme for risk/ambiguity/salience/novelty components
+3. Mathematical alignment with theoretical framework
+4. Operational correctness of scoring functions
+
+## Why This Matters
+
+- **Theoretical grounding**: Cognitive dynamics scoring depends on sound Active Inference theory
+- **Implementation confidence**: Misalignment between implementation and theory could silently degrade EFE utility
+- **Architecture validation**: Synapse's predictive coding foundations require EFE to match published decompositions
+
+## Related Symbols
+
+- `sym_ansuz_literature_validation_strategy` — Strategy that triggered this investigation
+- `sym_synapse_efe_module` — Implementation artifact (efe.rs)
+- `sym_active_inference_formulations` — External theoretical knowledge source
+
+## Next Steps
+
+1. Process WebSearch results from literature queries
+2. Extract specific EFE formulation variants from published papers
+3. Map implementation code patterns to theoretical decompositions
+4. Document confidence assessment and any misalignments found

package/core/.kenaz/rune_yggdrasil_filesystem_scoped_project.md

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+# Rune: Yggdrasil Filesystem-Scoped Project Architecture
+
+**Symbol ID**: yggdrasil_filesystem_scoped_project
+**Type**: insight
+**Confidence**: 0.78
+**Discovered**: 2026-05-21T11:50:59Z (ANSUZ_SNAPSHOT_5)
+**Author**: agent:Muninn
+**Status**: active
+
+## Content
+
+Yggdrasil's project identity is fundamentally tied to filesystem structure. Unlike user-configurable project metadata systems, yggdrasil derives project scope directly from the folder's final path segment. This architectural decision implicitly couples project semantics to directory naming conventions and makes project identity immutable after initial repository setup.
+
+## Architectural Rationale
+
+**Why filesystem-scoped?**
+
+1. **Zero Configuration**: Project identity is implicit in directory structure; no separate configuration file needed
+2. **Distributed Coherence**: Folder name is the single source of truth across all machines accessing the repository
+3. **Path Independence**: Project identity doesn't depend on git origin URL or workspace location
+4. **Natural Hierarchy**: Project scope aligns with typical filesystem organization (one repo = one project)
+
+## Design Consequences
+
+1. **Implicit Contract**: Code (yggdrasil.rs:379-383) assumes folder names uniquely identify projects
+2. **Folder Rename = Breaking Change**: Directory renames propagate as project identity changes
+3. **Cross-Network Consistency**: Relay clients must mirror server's path segment extraction to maintain identity
+4. **Symlink Ambiguity**: Symbolic links create multiple valid paths to same project; behavior depends on `file_name()` implementation
+
+## Related Symbols
+
+- `yggdrasil_project_identity_folder_name` — Concrete implementation pattern
+- `yggdrasil_relay_protocol_project_mismatch` — Risk arising from this design
+- `relay_client_project_computation` — Client-side counterpart (to be discovered)
+
+## Implications
+
+- **Portability**: Project identity is location-dependent; moving repository to different path creates new project identity
+- **Multi-instance Risk**: Cloning repository to different folder path creates separate project identity despite same codebase
+- **Configuration as Risk**: Any system that allows user to override or configure project identity independently of folder name creates desynchronization potential
+- **Documentation Requirement**: This implicit contract should be documented; currently only visible through code inspection

package/core/.kenaz/rune_yggdrasil_project_identity_folder_name.md

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+# Rune: Yggdrasil Project Identity from Folder Name
+
+**Symbol ID**: yggdrasil_project_identity_folder_name
+**Type**: fix
+**Confidence**: 0.85
+**Discovered**: 2026-05-21T11:50:59Z (ANSUZ_SNAPSHOT_5)
+**Author**: agent:Muninn
+**Status**: active
+
+## Content
+
+yggdrasil.rs (lines 379-383) determines project identity by extracting the folder's final path segment using `file_name().to_string_lossy()`. The project identifier is not user-configurable but derived from the filesystem path.
+
+```rust
+let project = query.project.unwrap_or_else(|| {
+    root.file_name()
+        .map(|n| n.to_string_lossy().to_string())
+        .unwrap_or_default()
+});
+```
+
+This pattern establishes the canonical project identity mechanism for the relay system.
+
+## Root Cause Details
+
+- **Location**: yggdrasil.rs:379-383 (query handler)
+- **Method**: Extracts final path segment via `OsStr::to_string_lossy()`
+- **Fallback**: Uses empty string if file_name() is unavailable (root path case)
+- **Implication**: Project scope is permanently bound to directory naming
+
+## Related Symbols
+
+- `yggdrasil_relay_protocol_project_mismatch` — Risk of client-server identity divergence
+- `yggdrasil_filesystem_scoped_project` — Architectural consequence of folder-based identity
+
+## Implications
+
+- Relay client must compute project identity using the same path segment extraction to maintain consistency
+- Project identity is immutable after repository initialization (tied to folder name)
+- Any folder renaming on server side requires client re-initialization or manual reconfiguration
+- Path traversal edge cases (symlinks, relative paths) may cause identity mismatches

package/core/.kenaz/rune_yggdrasil_relay_protocol_project_mismatch.md

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+# Rune: Yggdrasil Relay Protocol Project Mismatch Risk
+
+**Symbol ID**: yggdrasil_relay_protocol_project_mismatch
+**Type**: risk
+**Confidence**: 0.80
+**Discovered**: 2026-05-21T11:50:59Z (ANSUZ_SNAPSHOT_5)
+**Author**: agent:Muninn
+**Status**: active
+
+## Content
+
+The yggdrasil relay system depends on client and server computing the project identifier using the same method. Since the server derives project identity from folder name (file_name()), the client must use an identical approach. Mismatch occurs if the client computes project identifier differently (e.g., from config file, user input, or different path segment).
+
+## Hidden Constraint
+
+- **Server-side**: Project = folder's final path segment (yggdrasil.rs:379-383)
+- **Client-side**: Unknown; investigation required to verify matching logic
+- **Sync Protocol**: No explicit validation that client and server use same project identity method
+- **Failure Mode**: Silent desynchronization where client and server have divergent project scopes
+
+## Investigation Status
+
+ANSUZ_SNAPSHOT_5 initiated grep search for client-side project identity logic:
+- Pattern: `effectiveProjectKey`
+- Pattern: `connect()` with relay/config context
+- Expected findings: dashboard/src implementation of project identity transmission
+
+## Related Symbols
+
+- `yggdrasil_project_identity_folder_name` — Root cause (server-side implementation)
+- `yggdrasil_filesystem_scoped_project` — Architectural consequence
+- `yggdrasil::query_handler` — Entry point for project parameter resolution
+
+## Implications
+
+- **Critical path**: Client-side project identity computation must be verified against server-side pattern
+- **Silent failure risk**: Mismatch may not produce obvious errors but causes task/project scope confusion
+- **Relay integrity**: Cross-machine synchronization depends on project identity coherence
+- **Next step**: Complete grep investigation of dashboard/src to confirm client implementation matches server approach (folder-name-based or alternative method)