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Session 0081.0 — Transcript

App: ohm Start: 2026-06-06T00-56 (PST) End: 2026-06-06T17-48 (PST) Type: discovery Mode: autonomous (default) Status: FINALIZED (transcript refreshed post-merge after a finalize re-invoke)

Launch prompt

/superpowers:brainstorming — "Let's support existing doc repos like the engineering repo under wiggleverse-org. A tree view based on directory structure in git makes sense. Can that be woven into the existing left pane view, or do you think we need a new view?"

Pre-state

  • rfc-app framework on main (deployment "Wiggleverse RFC"; ohm is one project). Shared working checkout was on feat/s5-create-project-global-directory at session start with unrelated S5 WIP; a concurrent worktree session reset it to a clean main partway through (the shared-checkout volatility hazard).
  • Left-pane reality going in: Catalog.jsx (§7 flat slug list with lifecycle) + DocsLayout flyout (nested, no lifecycle); three-tier project→collection→entry routing (/p/:pid/c/:cid/e/:slug); content from gitea via TTL cache.
  • No memory resume pointer (project memory was empty).

Arc (turn by turn, wrong turns included)

  1. Gate + claim. Classified the prompt as a discovery session; ran wgl-session-discovery-init. Claimed ohm 0081 (3 other in-flight sessions 0078/0079/0080 — warned, proceeded per autonomous default).
  2. Brainstorming (superpowers). Offered + ran the visual companion. Mockups: doc-repo-as-tree → universal-tree (corpus + doc repo side by side) → dual-mode (structure vs flat). Resolved nine decisions via the operator: D1 full lifecycle · D2 tree becomes universal · D3 path-addressed · D4 folders ≠ collections · D5 no new project type · D6 new CorpusTree, retire Catalog · D7 "no record = active" · D8 keep all four flat affordances via dual mode · D9 e/* splat + ?pr= + legacy shim.
  3. Spec v1 (wrong format). Wrote the design in the ad-hoc style of existing docs/superpowers/specs/* files. Operator asked if it conformed to the solution-design template — it did not.
  4. Spec → template (the then-current one). Fetched handbook solution-design/TEMPLATE.md + GUIDE; rewrote to the 15-section Solution Design; folded BDDs into §8/§9; removed the standalone .feature.
  5. BUC leak. Operator caught product nouns (repository/collection/slug) in the Business Use Cases. Fixed §8 to pure business vocabulary. Operator asked what in the docs caused it → root-caused (authored inside-out; meta-tooling noun-overlap; GUIDE's example only catches the loud leak).
  6. Handbook PR #15. Opened wiggleverse/engineering#15 adding a "vocabulary firewall" + meta-tooling caveat + noun-shift example to GUIDE §1.9 (+ TEMPLATE cue).
  7. Standard moved under us. On fetching latest main for the PR, found the Solution Design standard had been restructured by a concurrent session (two-part front: §1 Business Context solution-agnostic + §2 Solution Proposal; §1.5 Pain Points; §1.3 Business Actors vs §3 Product Personas; renumbered). The spec (and the operator's "looks good") was against the now-superseded shape. Surfaced it; operator chose rework now.
  8. Spec v0.2.0. Reworked to the current standard. Operator approved.
  9. Finalize. Operator chose "finalize discovery." Landed the spec via an isolated worktree → rfc-app PR #28; restored the shared checkout to clean; updated memory; wrote next /goal; published this transcript (first pass).
  10. Merge + re-finalize. Operator: "merge them." Both PRs verified mergeable and merged with branch deletion — rfc-app #28 (077563e), engineering #15 (48e00ab); memory updated to reflect both. Operator re-invoked /wgl-session-finalize; survey confirmed nothing new to land, so this transcript was refreshed in place to record the merges.

Cut state (final)

  • rfc-app PR #28MERGED to main (077563e), branch deleted. The Solution Design is on origin/main at docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-06-corpus-tree-design.md.
  • engineering PR #15MERGED to main (48e00ab), branch deleted. The BUC vocabulary firewall is in solution-design/GUIDE.md §1.9.
  • Shared rfc-app main checkout clean (behind origin/main by 3 = concurrent sessions' merged work, intentionally not pulled).
  • Brainstorm mockups persisted under rfc-app .superpowers/brainstorm/ (gitignored). Visual companion server stopped.

Deferred decisions (resolution)

  1. Spec home = rfc-app, not a spec-RFC repo. ohm has no SPEC_RFC_REMOTE, and this is a framework design doc, so it landed in rfc-app/docs (where the M3 specs live). Still open as a standing question: if framework specs should live in a dedicated spec-RFC repo, register a contains:["spec-rfc"] repo. Surfaced to operator at closeout.
  2. PR auto-merge. Initially left both PRs open for review (matching how the operator reviewed the handbook PR). Resolved: operator said "merge them" — both merged.
  3. Removed the standalone .feature — folded BDDs into spec §1.9/§4 as the single source of truth (the Solution Design absorbs them).

Operator plate / next-session prompt

SLICE-1 runs as its own coding session; per handbook §7.1 its implementation plan is written just-in-time there (not now). The spec is already on rfc-app main.

/goal Implement SLICE-1 (backend foundation) of the Corpus Tree spec — path-keyed lifecycle + slug→path migration + "no record = active" + tree endpoint + path-addressed reads, per rfc-app docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-06-corpus-tree-design.md §7.2; Catalog still renders.

Read first: project memory corpus-tree-spec.md. Gotcha: the shared rfc-app checkout is volatile under concurrent sessions — use an isolated worktree.