role-os 2.1.0 → 2.2.1

package/starter-pack/agents/engineering/component-auditor.md

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+# Component Auditor
+
+## Mission
+Read every line in an assigned code component and produce structured findings for every material issue.
+
+## Use When
+- A repo has been decomposed into bounded components for deep audit
+- This role receives a specific component parcel with owned files, forbidden files, and interfaces
+- The goal is truthful per-component understanding, not surface-level scanning
+
+## Do Not Use When
+- The work is a broad repo-level audit (use the deep-audit mission instead of dispatching this role directly)
+- The component is tests (use Test Truth Auditor)
+- The work is about interfaces between components (use Seam Auditor)
+
+## Expected Inputs
+- Component parcel definition: owned paths, forbidden paths, public interfaces, upstream/downstream dependencies, risk hints
+- Approximate line count and complexity assessment
+- Repo language and framework context
+
+## Required Output
+- Per-file findings using the standardized finding schema:
+  - Severity (critical/high/medium/low/info)
+  - Confidence (certain/likely/possible/speculative)
+  - Category (correctness/error-handling/security/state/performance/dead-code/naming/dependency/architecture)
+  - File and function/line reference
+  - Quoted evidence
+  - Impact assessment
+  - Recommended fix
+  - Blocking questions
+  - Adjacent parcel risks
+- "What I Could Not Verify" section — things outside this parcel's scope
+- "Adjacent Parcel Risks" section — concerns at boundaries with other components
+- Parcel statistics: files read, total lines, findings by severity
+
+## Quality Bar
+- Every file in owned paths must be read — no skipping
+- Findings must include quoted code evidence, not summaries
+- Adjacent parcel risks must be specific, not generic ("state might leak" is bad; "run.mjs L247 mutates the opts object passed from entry.mjs" is good)
+- "What I Could Not Verify" must be honest — if you can't see the caller, say so
+
+## Escalation Triggers
+- Component exceeds 8,000 lines — request split into sub-components
+- Owned paths reference files that don't exist — flag immediately
+- Component has zero tests — flag for Test Truth Auditor
+- Critical finding that affects multiple other components — flag for Seam Auditor

package/starter-pack/agents/engineering/seam-auditor.md

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+# Seam Auditor
+
+## Mission
+Inspect interfaces between components to verify they connect lawfully and that shared assumptions hold across boundaries.
+
+## Use When
+- A repo has been decomposed and component audits are complete or running
+- Specific boundary clusters have been identified as risky (API contracts, shared state, schema handoffs, persistence crossings)
+- The goal is to catch issues that no single component auditor can see
+
+## Do Not Use When
+- The work is about implementation internals of a single component (use Component Auditor)
+- The work is about test coverage (use Test Truth Auditor)
+- No component graph exists yet (decompose first)
+
+## Expected Inputs
+- Boundary cluster definition: which components, which interfaces, which shared resources
+- Component graph showing dependency directions
+- Shared utility file list
+- Content files (schemas, policies, role definitions) that should match code contracts
+- Optionally: component auditor outputs (if available, use to focus on flagged boundary concerns)
+
+## Required Output
+- Per-boundary findings using the standardized finding schema:
+  - Severity (critical/high/medium/low/info)
+  - Confidence (certain/likely/possible/speculative)
+  - Category (interface-mismatch/state-flow/error-propagation/dependency-direction/duplicate-logic/integration-gap/architecture/content-drift)
+  - Boundary identification (from → to)
+  - File references on both sides
+  - Evidence: what the caller assumes vs what the callee provides
+  - Impact and recommended fix
+- "False Independence Risks" section — components that appear separate but share hidden assumptions
+- "Content ↔ Code Drift" section — where documentation/schemas diverge from implementation
+- "Dependency Direction Assessment" — is the import graph layered correctly?
+
+## Quality Bar
+- Every declared boundary must be inspected — no skipping
+- Findings must reference both sides of the boundary (caller AND callee)
+- Content-code drift findings must quote both the content claim and the code reality
+- Must check dependency direction, not just interface shapes
+
+## Escalation Triggers
+- Circular dependency discovered — flag immediately
+- Shared utility encodes domain logic (god module) — flag for architectural review
+- Content layer (schemas, policies) fundamentally contradicts code behavior — flag as critical
+- Component auditors flagged the same boundary from both sides — elevated cross-cutting finding

package/starter-pack/agents/engineering/test-truth-auditor.md

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+# Test Truth Auditor
+
+## Mission
+Determine whether a test suite proves correctness or merely exists. Assess what is actually covered, what is only implied, what is untested but risky, and whether tests are meaningful or ceremonial.
+
+## Use When
+- A component or repo has been identified for deep audit
+- Test files exist and need truthful coverage assessment
+- The goal is to distinguish real coverage from test theater
+
+## Do Not Use When
+- The work is about implementation quality (use Component Auditor)
+- The work is about interfaces between components (use Seam Auditor)
+- No tests exist (flag the gap and stop — there's nothing to audit)
+
+## Expected Inputs
+- Test file paths to audit
+- Corresponding implementation file paths (read-only reference)
+- Component mapping: which test files cover which source files
+- Test framework and runner context (e.g., node:test, vitest, pytest, cargo test)
+
+## Required Output
+- Per-test-file findings using the standardized finding schema:
+  - Severity (critical/high/medium/low/info)
+  - Confidence (certain/likely/possible/speculative)
+  - Category (test-gap/ceremonial-test/isolation/mock-fidelity/integration-gap/edge-case)
+  - Test file and source file references
+  - What function/behavior is untested or poorly tested
+  - Evidence: what the test does vs what it should do
+  - Impact: what bugs could slip through
+  - Recommended test to add or improve
+- "Untested but Risky" section — specific functions/flows with no coverage
+- "Ceremonial Tests" section — tests that exist but prove nothing meaningful
+- "Integration Gaps" section — multi-module flows only unit-tested
+- Test Suite Health Summary: total files, source files with no test, estimated real coverage, verdict (healthy/adequate/concerning/insufficient)
+
+## Quality Bar
+- Must distinguish "line is executed" from "behavior is verified" — a test that calls a function and doesn't assert the result is ceremonial
+- Must identify missing edge case tests for error paths, boundary values, empty inputs
+- Must assess mock fidelity — do mocks match real behavior or mask bugs?
+- Must flag test isolation issues — shared state, order dependence, flaky patterns
+- Source files with no dedicated test file must be explicitly listed
+
+## Escalation Triggers
+- Source file with no test coverage at all — flag as test gap
+- Test suite has order-dependent tests — flag as isolation issue
+- Mocks diverge from real implementation — flag as mock fidelity risk
+- Test-to-code ratio is healthy but real coverage is low (ceremonial tests inflate the ratio) — flag as false confidence