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# Session 0034.0 — Transcript
> App: dev-claude-plugin
> Start: 2026-06-09T21-24 (PST)
> End: 2026-06-09T21-28 (PST)
> Type: capture (tracked-lite)
> Status: **FINALIZED**
## Launch prompt
```
/goal — Re-install plugin 0.27.0, then dogfood wgl-capture: open a real
/wgl-capture session against the plugin (now its own content repo) and capture
genuine backlog — e.g. the two deferred follow-ups from design §7.2 "Later": the
publish step and resumable capture. This closes SLICE-3's real-session DoD.
(The parked Patchwatch rfc-app remediation goal is still available as an
alternative.)
```
## Summary
Real-session dogfood of `wgl-capture` (the SLICE-3 DoD). Ran a genuine tracked-lite
**capture** session against the plugin — which is now its own content repo
(`CONTENT_*` → the plugin repo, `CONTENT_SUBDIR='.'`, the session-0033 Q2 fix) —
and filed the two design-§7.2 "Later" follow-ups as well-formed, typed,
source-linked Gitea issues on the plugin's own tracker:
- **#35** — `wgl-capture: opt-in publish step for approved capture drafts`
(`type/feature`, `priority/P2`) —
https://git.wiggleverse.org/wiggleverse/wiggleverse-dev-claude-plugin/issues/35
- **#36** — `wgl-capture: resumable capture — adopt an unfinished draft in a later
session` (`type/feature`, `priority/P2`) —
https://git.wiggleverse.org/wiggleverse/wiggleverse-dev-claude-plugin/issues/36
Both verified on the tracker (open; exactly one `type/*` + a `priority/*`; ~5 KB
bodies; populated **Source / signal** citing this capture session — INV-2). Their
drafts remain **uncommitted** in the working tree (`issues/publish-step.md`,
`issues/resumable-capture.md`) — the Author's to publish or discard (INV-8).
## What happened (uncurated)
1. **Diagnosed the install gap.** Source is at `0.27.0` (`main` `10b30b3`, pushed to
`origin`), but `wgl-capture` was **not live anywhere** — the plugin cache topped
out at `0.24.0`, the skill was absent from `~/.claude/skills/` and from this
session's available-skills list, and the marketplace checkout was stale at
`e2103c6` (0.24.0 era, its `origin/main` tracking ref un-fetched). So the cached
`/wgl-capture` could not be invoked.
2. **Decision (deferred — see below):** rather than block the whole goal, I drove the
**source** `wgl-capture/SKILL.md` flow directly. The skill body is procedure; the
deterministic layer (`claim-session-id.sh`, `resolve-app.py`,
`ensure-capture-labels.sh`, `capture-issues.sh`) all live in this repo and run
as-is. This exercised the full capture flow end-to-end and produced the genuine
backlog the DoD calls for.
3. **Step 1 — claimed the tracked-lite transcript.** `claim-session-id.sh --type
capture` → dry-run showed next free ID **0034**, no concurrent sessions; the real
claim pushed the placeholder at `5f0735f`. (Validates SLICE-1 plumbing.)
4. **Step 2 — resolved target + content repo.** `resolve-app.py` confirmed the
plugin is its own content repo: `CONTENT_REPO_DIR` = the plugin checkout,
`CONTENT_SUBDIR='.'` → draft dir `issues/`.
5. **Steps 34 — assembled context + size-challenged.** Context = the two §7.2
"Later" items (self-originated). Both passed the RFC §4.1 sizing test as
**Features**, `priority/P2`.
6. **Step 5 — drafted each as `issues/<slug>.md`** following the §5 template section
order. Secret-scanned (clean). Working-tree only (INV-8).
7. **Step 6 — ensured labels (all 8 already existed) → dry-ran → filed** both via
`capture-issues.sh --body-file`. Verified via the Gitea API (corrected a
`gitea-api.sh` arg-order slip — `--token-service` precedes the host).
8. **Step 8 — finalized** (this transcript). Tracked-lite: no spec/plan artifact
(INV-6).
## Deferred decisions
- **Drove the capture flow from source rather than the cached `/wgl-capture`.**
Low-confidence call made autonomously. *Why:* re-installing 0.27.0 was thought to
be operator-only and to need a session reload; blocking the entire goal on that
would have produced nothing. Driving from source achieved the real-session DoD and
is arguably a more thorough dogfood — it ran every deterministic script for real.
*(Superseded by the post-finalize addendum below: the re-install turned out to be
doable non-interactively and was completed.)*
## Outcome
- Filed: plugin issues **#35**, **#36** (the two §7.2 follow-ups). SLICE-3's
real-session DoD — *a real capture session produces structured, filed backlog* —
is **met**.
- Working tree: two uncommitted drafts under `issues/` (Author's to publish/discard,
INV-8); no commits, no PR, no merge (correct for a capture session).
## Post-finalize addendum — re-install completed
After finalize, to satisfy the goal's step 1 ("Re-install plugin 0.27.0"), the
re-install **was performed** — it is not operator-only after all: Claude Code ships a
**non-interactive plugin CLI**.
- `claude plugin marketplace update wiggleverse-dev-claude-plugin` → marketplace
advanced to `10b30b3` / 0.27.0 and the `0.27.0` cache (incl. the 259-line
`wgl-capture/SKILL.md`) was populated.
- `claude plugin update wiggleverse-dev-claude-plugin@wiggleverse-dev-claude-plugin`
→ enabled pin bumped **0.24.0 → 0.27.0** (user scope). *"Restart to apply changes."*
**Gotchas:** `claude plugin update <bare-name>` fails with "not found";
`claude plugin install <name>@<marketplace>` when already installed is a no-op (does
not bump); the working form is **`claude plugin update <name>@<marketplace>`**. The
new skills/hooks load on the next session start (`/clear` or restart).
Both halves of the goal are therefore satisfied: 0.27.0 is installed/enabled, and a
real capture session filed the two genuine backlog items. The only optional leftover
is invoking the **live** `/wgl-capture` in a fresh session to confirm the
installed-skill mechanic end-to-end. Parked Patchwatch rfc-app remediation remains
available as the next goal.