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+ # Operating profiles and FLOW
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+ **English** · [Português](../../pt-BR/commands/operating-profiles.md)
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+
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+ ## Purpose
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+
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+ Choose how much Wend Runtime governance an execution needs without disabling **Keep Core**.
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+ Keep Core is always active: the Vault, session, identity, CORE/SHARED, lessons, costs, and
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+ persistence integrations continue working under every profile.
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+
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+ ## When to use
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+
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+ Use `profile` to inspect or explicitly select an Operating Profile. Use `FLOW` for local,
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+ reversible `spec_impact:none` maintenance that fits an Execute → Validate microcontract without a
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+ change.
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+
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+ ## When not to use
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+
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+ Do not select `OFF` to bypass policy: it hands execution to the LLM's native harness and can only
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+ be selected explicitly. Do not finish public-contract, security/auth, migration/schema,
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+ dependency, CI/release, spec, or WendKeep gate/policy changes in FLOW; promote the work to a
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+ change.
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+
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+
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+ - An initialized project whose `.wendkeep.json` is bound to the correct Vault.
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+ - For a session override, one unambiguous session in `SESSION_REGISTRY.json`.
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+ - For FLOW, a Git repository, a path allowlist, a reason, and at least one existing sensor in
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+ `wendkeep.sensors.json`.
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+
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+ ## Syntax
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep profile status [--project <path>] [--vault <path>] [--session <id>] [--json]
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+ npx wendkeep profile use <profile> [--project <path>] [--vault <path>] [--session <id>] [--json]
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+ npx wendkeep flow start <slug> --allow <path> [--allow <path>...] --sensor <id> [--sensor <id>...] --reason <text> [--session <id>]
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+ npx wendkeep flow status [<id>]
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+ npx wendkeep flow show <id> [--session <id>]
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+ npx wendkeep flow finish <id> [--session <id>]
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+ npx wendkeep flow promote <id> [--change-slug <slug>] [--session <id>]
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+ ```
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+
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+ Every FLOW subcommand also accepts `--project <path>`, `--vault <path>`, and `--json`. When
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+ provided, `--session` scopes ID-based reads and mutations to the session that owns the FLOW; an
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+ ID from another session fails without mutation.
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+
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+ ## Options and exit codes
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+
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+ | Profile | Route | Contract |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `OFF` | LLM-native harness | Wend Runtime off; Keep Core intact. |
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+ | `FLOW` | E → V | Microcontract with Git baseline, allowlist, sensors, and receipt, without a change. |
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+ | `GUIDE` | P → E → V | Compact change; policy recognized for compatible evolution. |
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+ | `GOVERN` | P → R → E → V | Current a2 loop and conservative fallback. |
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+ | `ASSURE` | P → R → E → V → C | Governance plus confirmation and handoff. |
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+
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+ - Resolution is explicit session override → project `harness.profile` → `GOVERN`. Heuristics,
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+ diff size, prompt text, environment variables, or read failures never select `OFF`.
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+ - `profile status` prints the effective profile and source; `--json` emits structured output. When
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+ an explicit Vault preserves the selection despite a corrupt binding, output includes
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+ `binding_error` and the diagnostic is also written to stderr.
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+ - `profile use` validates names and flags strictly; a duplicate/incomplete singleton option or a
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+ value beginning with `--` fails before I/O. Without `--session`, it atomically changes the
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+ project binding; with `--session`, it records override, source, and timestamp without changing
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+ session identity.
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+ - `.wendkeep.json` stays on `schemaVersion: 1`; the additive field is, for example,
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+ `"harness": { "profile": "GOVERN" }`. A legacy binding without it also resolves to `GOVERN`.
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+ - A corrupt binding never means `OFF`. When the payload or legacy integration identifies one
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+ unambiguous Vault, Keep Core remains active under `GOVERN` and the hook exposes a diagnostic;
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+ mutation guards fail closed until the binding is repaired. Invalid local configuration, a
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+ missing marker, or a mismatched identity never silently inherits a parent/global Vault.
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+ - `harness.flow.protectedRoots` accepts an array of project-relative roots, without globs or `..`
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+ escapes. Each root extends FLOW's protected surfaces; any change below it requires
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+ `flow promote`.
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "harness": {
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+ "profile": "FLOW",
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+ "flow": {
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+ "protectedRoots": ["src/internal-api", "infra/releases"]
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ - `flow start` captures HEAD, pre-existing Git state, allowlist, sensors, reason, and session under
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+ `.brain/runtime/flows/`; it creates no `08-Mudanças`, ADR, verdict, spec, or
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+ `CURRENT_CHANGE.md`.
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+ - `flow finish` compares the real diff with the Git baseline and allowlist, including submodule
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+ changes, Git metadata/config/hidden flags, and ignored protected surfaces. The projectRoot is
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+ frozen and sensors run in that cwd. A bounded, no-follow physical discovery keeps empty or
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+ ignored protected aliases visible without entering `.git`, the effective Vault, or local caches;
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+ ambiguity or a limit breach blocks. It rejects symlink/junction/reparse/hardlink paths in both
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+ the worktree and Vault destinations, revalidates before/after sensors, and recaptures the snapshot
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+ immediately before the receipt, blocking any sensor that mutates the repository. A terminal
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+ receipt and idempotent
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+ session iteration count as success only together; a temporarily
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+ busy projection exits `1` and can be retried safely.
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+ - `flow promote` creates a normal change while preserving session, reason, paths, sensors, and
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+ evidence. A cross-process owner+lease slug lock, reservation, and durable `promoting` state elect
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+ one owner; contract, reservation, attempts, receipt, and origin remain semantically bound. The
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+ loser remains active and can retry with `--change-slug`. Retries idempotently resume the same
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+ promotion instead of creating another change.
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+ No FLOW command accepts `--force`.
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+ - Exit `0` means a successful query or transition; exit `1` means a policy/red-sensor block; exit
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+ `2` means invalid profile, session, flow, or arguments, with no partial mutation.
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+
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+ ## Examples
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+
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+ Inspect the effective default and apply an override only to the current session:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep profile status
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+ npx wendkeep profile use OFF --session 019abc-session-id --json
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+ ```
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+ Run FLOW maintenance while capturing the `flow_id` returned by `start`:
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+ ```powershell
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+ $flow = npx wendkeep flow start fix-copy --allow README.md --sensor docs-bilingual --reason "Fix copy without changing the contract" --json | ConvertFrom-Json
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+ $flowId = $flow.contract.flow_id
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+ npx wendkeep flow status $flowId
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+ ```
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+ If the work remains local and inside the microcontract, finish it with the returned ID:
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+ ```powershell
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+ npx wendkeep flow finish $flowId
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+ ```
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+ If the scope grows before `finish`, promote instead of finishing:
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+ ```powershell
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+ npx wendkeep flow promote $flowId
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+ ```
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+ If another session already claimed the original slug, the FLOW stays active and can be promoted
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+ again with an explicit destination:
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+ ```powershell
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+ npx wendkeep flow promote $flowId --change-slug another-slug
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+ ```
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+ ## Expected result
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+ Changing profile neither creates a new session nor interrupts the Vault. In `OFF`, memory and
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+ lessons are still injected and Stop still persists the session/memory lifecycle, while the
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+ router, skill gate, change context/warn/nag/guard, and plan capture are inactive. A completed FLOW
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+ leaves a durable, inspectable receipt; a promoted FLOW enters the normal change lifecycle.
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+ ## Common errors and diagnosis
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+ - Unknown profile: use exactly `OFF`, `FLOW`, `GUIDE`, `GOVERN`, or `ASSURE`.
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+ - `OFF` appeared without explicit selection: treat it as an error; missing/invalid reads must fall
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+ back to `GOVERN`.
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+ - Missing or ambiguous session: inspect `session list` and pass `--session <id>` without retrying
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+ against a different target.
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+ - FLOW without allowlist, reason, or sensor: complete the microcontract before editing.
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+ - Out-of-scope path, protected surface, or red sensor: fix/abandon the FLOW or use
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+ `flow promote`; there is no bypass.
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+ - A sensor changed the repository, the allowlist crosses a symlink/junction, or a sensitive
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+ ignored surface changed: restore the state and promote when the change is not strictly local.
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+ FLOW sensors must be read-only.
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+ - Session projection is `missing`, `invalid-frontmatter`, or `busy`: restore/unlock the note and
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+ retry `flow finish` or `flow promote`; the idempotent marker prevents duplication.
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+ - Pre-existing dirt appeared in the diff: it must match the initial fingerprint and must never be
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+ silently attributed to the FLOW.
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+ ## Next steps
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+ Read [changes and verification](changes-and-verification.md), the deep
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+ [verify guide](verify.md), and [sessions and import](sessions-and-import.md).
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+ # Safe retroactive import
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+ **English** · [Português](../../pt-BR/commands/retroactive-import.md)
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Import historical Claude and Codex sessions with bounded scope, stable identity, and review before
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+ writes.
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+ ## When to use
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+ Use when installing WendKeep in an existing project, recovering a date range, or rescanning
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+ decisions without importing every transcript on the machine.
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+ ## When not to use
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+ Do not use `--source all` without dry-run on machines with many projects, forks, or subagent
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+ rollouts. Do not treat imported conversation history as current implementation evidence.
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+ Confirm project, vault, provider, source directory, and date window. Back up the registry if it
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+ already contains manual repairs.
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+ ## Syntax
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep import --dry-run --json
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+ npx wendkeep import --source claude|codex|all [--since <date>] [--limit <n>]
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+ npx wendkeep import --from <claude-dir> --codex-from <codex-dir>
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+ npx wendkeep import --stamp-ids | --rescan-decisions
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+ ```
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+ ## Options and exit codes
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+ - `--source` bounds provider; `--since` and `--limit` bound volume.
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+ - `--from`/`--codex-from` override discovered directories.
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+ - `--dry-run` performs zero writes; `--json` emits an auditable report.
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+ - `--stamp-ids` fills IDs in existing notes; `--rescan-decisions` reruns prose extraction.
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+ - Exit `0` means a consistent scan/import; non-zero requires fixing source, parsing, or identity
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+ before retrying.
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+ ## Examples
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep import --source codex --since 2026-07-20 --limit 20 --dry-run --json
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+ # inspect accepted/skipped/forks
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+ npx wendkeep import --source codex --since 2026-07-20 --limit 20
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+ ```
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+ ## Expected result
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+ Accepted sessions enter once per `session_id` with matching provider/transcript. Canonical
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+ duplicates are skipped; forks/subagents retain origin relationships instead of copying inherited
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+ history into another full independent conversation.
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+ ## Common errors and diagnosis
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+ - Cross-project contamination: stop and verify cwd, binding, and filters before cleaning notes.
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+ - Ordinary fork imported as full session: inspect `forked_from_id` and source payload.
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+ - Note without `session_id`: use `--stamp-ids` only after dry-run.
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+ - Missing decisions in an imported note: prefer `--rescan-decisions` over duplicating the session.
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+ ## Next steps
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+ Return to [sessions and hooks](sessions-and-import.md), generate [costs](costs-and-observability.md),
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+ and review [derived notes](notes-and-knowledge.md).
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+ # Sessions, hooks, and import
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+ **English** · [Português](../../pt-BR/commands/sessions-and-import.md)
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Understand how hooks capture live sessions, how activation/turn state preserves causality in the
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+ registry, and when to use retroactive import. Under `OFF`, the Vault remains active: session,
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+ identity, memory, cost, and persistence hooks belong to Keep Core, not Wend Runtime.
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+ ## When to use
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+ ## When not to use
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+ Do not invoke hooks manually without their expected JSON envelope. Do not run broad imports before
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+ ## Syntax
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+ npx wendkeep import [options]
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+ ```
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+ ## Options and exit codes
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+ - `wendkeep hook <name>` reads the agent payload from stdin; valid names are listed by `--help`.
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+ - `SessionStart` opens an activation: an epoch that remains active across multiple `Stop` events;
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+ only a new `SessionStart` supersedes the previous epoch.
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+ - `UserPromptSubmit` advances the active activation's native turn. If it finds a legacy registry
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+ - On Codex, `session_id`, the native `turn_id`, and observed transcript order are enough to resolve
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+ the turn. Hook payloads do not need invented `activation_id` or `turn_sequence` fields.
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+ - `Stop` accepts only a transcript-proven turn from the compatible active activation. Duplicates
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+ are no-ops; stale/superseded Stops neither publish memory nor overwrite a newer epoch's
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+ - When compacting conversations into `## Iterações`, the hook escapes code delimiters cut by the
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+ size limit; inline backticks and fences never remain open and consume the following line.
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+ - `session list` reads `SESSION_REGISTRY`; `show` displays one session and `use` only changes human
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+ focus in `CURRENT_SESSION.md`.
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+ - `import --source all|claude|codex`, `--since`, `--limit`, `--from`, and `--codex-from` bound scope.
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+ - `--dry-run`/`--json` support audit before writes; `--stamp-ids` and `--rescan-decisions` address
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+ specific historical gaps.
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+ - Exit `0` means consistent processing; non-zero reports invalid source/config/write instead of
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+ ## Examples
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ ## Expected result
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+ Each canonical session points to the matching provider, transcript, note file, and costs. The
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+ same `session_id` deduplicate; human focus does not close or re-identify live hooks. Every
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+ ## Common errors and diagnosis
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+ - Missing session: verify provider, transcript path, and registry before importing again.
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+ - `Stop ambiguous`: the transcript did not prove the `turn_id`, or no compatible active activation
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+ - A late Stop reports `stale_turn`/`superseded`: the newer epoch and checkpoint are preserved; do
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+ - Fork duplicates: bound source/date and inspect `forked_from_id`/`source.subagent`.
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+ - Codex does not capture: approve hooks and start a new session after `sync`.
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+ - Contaminated cost: validate `session_id → session_file → transcript_path → provider`.
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+ ## Next steps
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+ Read [Operating profiles](operating-profiles.md), [retroactive import](retroactive-import.md),
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+ [costs and observability](costs-and-observability.md), and [notes](notes-and-knowledge.md).
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+ # Verify and independent verification
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+ **English** · [Português](../../pt-BR/commands/verify.md)
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Run the sensors required by a change's tasks, persist fresh evidence, and assemble the
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+ ## When to use
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+ Run after implementing tasks and again whenever tasks, specs, or tests change.
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+ ## When not to use
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+ `wendkeep memory status --gate` instead. In `FLOW`, validation and the receipt belong to
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+ `flow finish`; under `OFF`, `verify` remains available only when the user chooses to run the
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+ - An open change selected through `CURRENT_CHANGE.md` or `--change <slug>`.
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+ - A placeholder-free `tarefas.md` with `[req:]` and one or more `[sensor:]` tags on checkbox lines;
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+ - Sensors declared in `wendkeep.sensors.json`.
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+ ## Syntax
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep change use <slug>
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+ ```
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+ ## Options and exit codes
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+ - `--change <slug>` targets a change without changing the active pointer.
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+ - `change use <slug>` persists focus for following commands.
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+ - `--project <root>` selects the sensor cwd; `--vault` selects where proof is stored and is passed
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+ to sensors as `OBSIDIAN_VAULT_PATH`, including `memory-health`.
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+ - **Exit 0:** all required sensors passed and evidence was written.
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+ - **Exit 1:** the gate ran, but at least one critical sensor was red or a mutant survived.
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+ - **Exit 2:** invalid usage/context, including `no change (--change or active)`, missing vault,
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+ unknown change, or invalid `wendkeep.sensors.json`.
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+ `verify --deep` writes `verificacao.json`; it does not replace the reviewer. The `wk-verify` skill
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+ must be run by a different author and writes `verdict.json`.
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+ ## Examples
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+
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+ Active change:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep verify
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+ npx wendkeep verify --deep
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+ ```
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+
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+ Explicit change:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep verify --change tenant-login
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+ npx wendkeep verify --deep --change tenant-login
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+ ```
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+
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+ Project with no open change:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep doctor --vault .MyApp-vault
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+ npx wendkeep memory status --gate --vault .MyApp-vault
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Expected result
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+
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+ `evidencia.json` contains sensor results and a seal binds proof to the current `tarefas.md` hash.
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+ Deep mode packages requirements, tasks, and evidence for read-only review; the verdict covers every
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+ `[req:]` before archive.
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+
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+ ## Common errors and diagnosis
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+
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+ - `no change`: this is exit 2 and a valid idle state; create/use a change or skip verify.
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+ - Zero/missing sensors: inspect every same-line tag and `sensors list`; multiple tags on one task
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+ are valid and all of them enter the gate.
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+ - Red gate: fix the cause and rerun; never choose `archive --force` on your own.
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+ - Missing/stale verdict: regenerate `--deep` and request a fresh independent pass.
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+ - Surviving mutants: strengthen the discriminating test; after three rounds, review manually.
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+
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+ ## Next steps
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+
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+ Return to the [change lifecycle](changes-and-verification.md) for archive, review
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+ [Operating profiles](operating-profiles.md), or use [maintenance](maintenance-and-diagnostics.md)
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+ when no change exists.
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+ # Changes, specs, sensores e archive
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+
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+ **PT-BR** · [English](../../en/commands/changes-and-verification.md)
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+
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+ ## Objetivo
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+
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+ Conduzir uma mudança desde a intenção registrada até uma decisão arquivada, ligando requisitos,
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+ tarefas, sensores, evidência e verdict no grafo do cofre.
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+
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+ ## Quando usar
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+
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+ Use para qualquer implementação não trivial ou correção que precise deixar prova auditável.
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+
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+ ## Quando não usar
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+
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+ Não crie uma change para consultar saúde, importar sessões ou executar manutenção read-only.
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+ Para manutenção local elegível ao perfil `FLOW`, use o microcontrato descrito em
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+ [Perfis de Operação](operating-profiles.md); em `OFF`, o lifecycle permanece disponível, mas não
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+ é imposto pelo Wend Runtime.
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+
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+ ## Pré-requisitos
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+
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+ Tenha o projeto inicializado, um vault saudável e `wendkeep.sensors.json` válido na raiz.
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+
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+ ## Sintaxe
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep change new <slug>
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+ npx wendkeep change status [slug]
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+ npx wendkeep spec effective --change <slug>
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+ npx wendkeep sensors list
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+ npx wendkeep verify [--deep] [--change <slug>]
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+ npx wendkeep change archive <slug>
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Opções e códigos de saída
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+
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+ - `wendkeep change new <slug> [--simple]` cria uma change; `--simple` só pula o design, não é nem
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+ equivale a `FLOW` e preserva o lifecycle/ADR legado.
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+ - `change use`, `list`, `show`, `status`, `diff`, `done` e `undone` inspecionam ou atualizam o
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+ trabalho sem arquivar.
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+ - `change continue <arquivada> <nova>` abre continuação sem herdar evidência antiga.
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+ - `change bind <slug> --session <id>` liga uma sessão existente.
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+ - `change relink [--apply]` e `change backlink [--apply]` reparam o grafo; dry-run é o padrão.
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+ - `change abandon <slug>` descarta sem ADR; `archive --force` exige decisão humana explícita.
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+ - `wendkeep spec list|show|effective|migrate|rebase` administra contratos vivos e deltas.
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+ - `wendkeep sensors list|add` administra provas executáveis.
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+ - Exit `0` indica comando concluído; os gates usam exit `1` para prova vermelha e exit `2` para
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+ contexto/uso inválido.
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+
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+ ## Exemplos
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep change new login-tenant
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+ npx wendkeep spec effective --change login-tenant
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+ npx wendkeep change done 1.1 --change login-tenant
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+ npx wendkeep verify --change login-tenant
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+ npx wendkeep verify --deep --change login-tenant
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+ npx wendkeep change archive login-tenant
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+ ```
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+
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+ Para adicionar um sensor:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep sensors add api-contracts "npm run test:contracts" --severity critical
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Resultado esperado
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+
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+ A change arquivada move seu delta para o spec vivo, preserva proposta/design/tarefas/evidência e
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+ gera um ADR. O archive só passa com tarefas fechadas, sensores exigidos verdes e verdict atual.
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+
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+ ## Erros comuns e diagnóstico
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+
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+ - `no change`: selecione com `change use <slug>` ou informe `--change`.
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+ - `spec_impact: pending`: defina `required` com delta ou `none` com justificativa real.
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+ - Sensor não executado: mantenha uma ou mais tags `[sensor:id]` na mesma linha do checkbox. Todos
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+ os IDs distintos dessa linha são exigidos e executados uma vez, na ordem declarada.
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+ - Evidência stale: rode novamente `verify` e `verify --deep` depois de alterar tarefas/spec.
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+ - Rebase em conflito: resolva o delta ou use `--accept-current` apenas quando isso for a decisão.
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+
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+ ## Próximos passos
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+
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+ Leia [Perfis de Operação](operating-profiles.md), o guia profundo de [verify](verify.md) e a
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+ referência de [manutenção e diagnóstico](maintenance-and-diagnostics.md).
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+ # Custos e observabilidade
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+
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+ **PT-BR** · [English](../../en/commands/costs-and-observability.md)
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+
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+ ## Objetivo
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+
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+ Medir sessões, prompts, modelos e custo de IA, além de reconstruir históricos a partir dos
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+ transcripts canônicos quando necessário.
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+
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+ ## Quando usar
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+
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+ Use `stats` para visão rápida, `cost` para análise e `cost rebuild` quando notas antigas não têm
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+ custos confiáveis.
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+
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+ ## Quando não usar
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+
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+ Não aplique rebuild antes de validar provider e transcript de cada sessão. Não compare custos de
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+ projetos com registries misturados.
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+
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+ ## Pré-requisitos
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+
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+ Registry consistente, tabela de preços completa e acesso aos transcripts das sessões reconstruídas.
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+
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+ ## Sintaxe
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep stats [--vault <cofre>] [--json]
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+ npx wendkeep cost [--since <data>] [--top [N]] [--trend day|week|month] [--write] [--json]
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+ npx wendkeep cost rebuild [--session <id|arquivo>] [--limit N] [--apply] [--json]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Opções e códigos de saída
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+
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+ - `wendkeep stats` gera uma linha compartilhável ou JSON.
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+ - `wendkeep cost` agrega total/modelo/dia; `--trend` inclui projeção e `--write` atualiza
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+ `00-Custo.md`.
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+ - `wendkeep cost rebuild` é dry-run por padrão; `--apply` grava notas e
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+ `.brain/COST_REBUILD.json`.
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+ - Exit `0` indica cálculo consistente; não zero indica registry, preço, transcript ou parsing
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+ insuficiente.
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+
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+ ## Exemplos
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx wendkeep stats --vault .MeuApp-vault
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+ npx wendkeep cost --since 2026-07-01 --top 10 --trend week
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+ npx wendkeep cost rebuild --session 019abc --json
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Resultado esperado
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+
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+ Totais preservam dimensões de input/output/cache/reasoning por modelo e período. Rebuild mostra a
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+ prévia antes de alterar notas e deixa um relatório reproduzível quando aplicado.
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+
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+ ## Erros comuns e diagnóstico
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+
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+ - Modelo sem preço: atualize a tabela antes de aceitar o total.
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+ - Custos de provider errado: valide a cadeia de identidade da sessão.
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+ - Transcript ausente: não estime silenciosamente; mantenha a lacuna visível.
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+ - Total duplicado por subagent/fork: confirme relação pai/subagent e deduplicação do registry.
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+
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+ ## Próximos passos
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+
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+ Veja [sessões e importação](sessions-and-import.md), [importação retroativa](retroactive-import.md)
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+ e [manutenção](maintenance-and-diagnostics.md).
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+ # Instalação e primeiro uso
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+
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+ **PT-BR** · [English](../../en/commands/getting-started.md)
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+
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+ ## Objetivo
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+
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+ Instalar o WendKeep, vincular o projeto ao cofre correto e ativar captura, memória e skills sem
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+ sobrescrever configurações existentes.
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+
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+ ## Quando usar
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+
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+ Use `wendkeep init` na primeira instalação e `wendkeep sync` depois de atualizar o pacote.
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+
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+ ## Quando não usar
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+
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+ Não rode `init --force` para tentar reparar memória ou uma configuração ilegível. Use primeiro
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+ `wendkeep doctor` e o comando de reparo indicado.
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+
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+ ## Pré-requisitos
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+
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+ - Node.js 18 ou mais recente.
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+ - Projeto local e permissão de escrita no cofre.
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+ - Claude Code ou Codex; Obsidian é opcional para execução e recomendado para navegar no grafo.
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+
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+ ## Sintaxe
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install --save-dev wendkeep
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+ npx wendkeep init [opções]
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+ npx wendkeep sync [--project <raiz>] [--vault <cofre>] [--profile <perfil>] [--yes]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Opções e códigos de saída
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+
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+ - `--vault <path>` escolhe o cofre; sem ele, o vínculo local `.wendkeep.json` prevalece.
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+ - `--project <path>` aponta a raiz do projeto.
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+ - `--profile <OFF|FLOW|GUIDE|GOVERN|ASSURE>` seleciona o Perfil de Operação; instalação nova usa
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+ `GOVERN`, re-init/sync sem a flag preserva a escolha existente e `OFF` nunca é inferido.
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+ - `--no-mcp`, `--no-colors` e `--no-companions` desativam integrações opcionais.
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+ - `--companions <csv>` habilita companions explicitamente.
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+ - `--yes` aceita defaults não interativos; `--force` atualiza apenas blocos gerenciados.
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+ - Exit `0` indica instalação/sincronização concluída; exit diferente de zero identifica a etapa
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+ que falhou. `sync` para em `init`, `sync-defs` ou `doctor`, sem esconder o erro.
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+ - `sync` não pré-resolve o Vault antes de `init`: um vínculo inválido falha fechado nessa primeira
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+ etapa, e apenas um vínculo validado segue para `sync-defs` e `doctor`; nunca há fallback global.
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+
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+ ## Exemplos
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+
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+ Primeira instalação no projeto atual:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install --save-dev wendkeep
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+ npx wendkeep init --profile GOVERN --no-companions
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+ ```
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+
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+ Atualização posterior:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install --save-dev wendkeep@latest
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+ npx wendkeep sync --yes
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+ ```
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+
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+ Com pnpm, informe uma versão concreta porque políticas de idade mínima podem manter `latest`
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+ atrasado silenciosamente:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm add -D wendkeep@X.Y.Z --config.minimumReleaseAge=0
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+ pnpm exec wendkeep sync --yes
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Resultado esperado
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+
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+ O projeto recebe `.wendkeep.json`, hooks gerenciados de Claude/Codex, definições de skills e um
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+ cofre inicializado. Arquivos preexistentes são mesclados ou preservados; o comando informa o
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+ cofre efetivamente selecionado.
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+
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+ ## Erros comuns e diagnóstico
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+
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+ - Cofre errado: confira `.wendkeep.json` e rode `wendkeep doctor --vault <path>`.
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+ - Hooks do Codex não executam: aprove o aviso **Hooks need review** no próximo startup.
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+ - `defs stale`: rode `wendkeep sync-defs --reseed` e reinicie os agentes.
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+ - `sync` para no doctor: leia a seção que falhou; não repita com `--force` sem entender a causa.
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+
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+ ## Próximos passos
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+
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+ Veja [manutenção e diagnóstico](maintenance-and-diagnostics.md),
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+ [sessões e importação](sessions-and-import.md) e [memória compartilhada](memory.md).