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Coverage — what holds each rule, and what exercises each holder ​

Generated by scripts/coverage-map.py — edit the tree, not this file.

A rule is only as covered as its weakest layer: a stated enforced_by, a holder that ships, a test that exercises the holder, and a scenario that measures the behaviour. This map lists each layer from the tree itself; rates are not copied here — they live in ./runs, dated, where a rate belongs.

What the corpus says holds its rules ​

  • validator — stated 9×
  • harness — stated 4×
  • prose-only — stated 3×
  • request — stated 3×
  • git-host — stated 1×

The register of gates and the prose-only list: ./permissions.

Validators that ship ​

  • scripts/board.py — The board — every task, where it stands, who has it, which release it is for
  • scripts/changelog.py — The changelog skeleton — collation the author writes over, never the entry itself
  • scripts/check-freshness.py — Check-date validator: a date, not a tick
  • scripts/check-links.py — Cross-reference validator: does the file exist, and does the section inside it?
  • scripts/check-shelf-links.py — Every project on the shelf carries a link — the owner's rule, 2026-09-25
  • scripts/check-shell-exec.py — Refuse a shell script that would execute text as a command
  • scripts/check-structure.py — Structural integrity of the docs. Every check here exists because the defect it
  • scripts/check-trio.py — The Trio line of a release entry says what the release added — this measures whether it did
  • scripts/cost-report.py — What the work cost, rolled up from the run records — per task, per release, per model
  • scripts/coverage-map.py — Regenerate the coverage map: what holds each rule, and what exercises each holder
  • scripts/deps-report.py — What the project depends on, why, and how much each available update matters
  • scripts/fetch-source.py — Resolve, archive and verify entries for the sources register (./sources)
  • scripts/graph-check.py — Does this project's graph actually work? — every internal link resolved, both ways
  • scripts/guard-status.py — Is the project's guard installed, current, and actually wired to fire?
  • scripts/inventory.py — A deterministic inventory of a tree — the map of the territory, never the territory
  • scripts/link-ids.py — In a project, an id or a path named in passing becomes a link — so Obsidian's graph, GitHub and
  • scripts/link-names.py — A backticked name of a file in this tree becomes a link, so GitHub, Obsidian's graph and
  • scripts/map-blocks.py — Regenerate the map's touched by: blocks from the tasks' own declarations
  • scripts/migrate-layout.py — Move a pre-0.2.0 flat project into the _ops/ layout — as history, not as loss
  • scripts/new-id.py — Mint an entity id that is not already taken
  • scripts/new-task.py — Write a task file from the template, so its shape is not a thing anyone has to remember
  • scripts/transition.py — The one door a stage change goes through (./pipelines)

Hooks that ship ​

  • hooks/audit-gate.py — The audit gate: in a repository being taken over, the debt list comes before the first touch
  • hooks/audit-gate.sh — The audit gate travels with the plugin, because in a takeover the target repo cannot
  • hooks/post-compact.sh — SessionStart with matcher "compact" — the documented channel whose stdout DOES reach the
  • hooks/pre-compact.sh — Fires before the runtime compacts the conversation. Plain stdout from PreCompact is NOT

Tests that exercise the holders (run by scripts/preflight.sh) ​

  • scripts/test-assignee-exists.sh — §25 of the project guard — a task is assigned to somebody this project has — on a throwaway
  • scripts/test-audit-gate.sh — Mutation tests for hooks/audit-gate.py — the same discipline as preflight §13: every rule
  • scripts/test-board.sh — board.py — the derived board — on a throwaway project holding the two dialects a live one was
  • scripts/test-check-releases.sh — check-releases.sh exercised on its mutants and its honest twins
  • scripts/test-check-shelf-links.sh — check-shelf-links.py — every project on the shelf carries a link — shown on a throwaway shelf
  • scripts/test-check-shell-exec.sh — The shell-exec checker, exercised on its mutants and its twins — the form the capability bar
  • scripts/test-check-structure.sh — The corpus-count claims shown firing where a claim is made and silent where a record is kept
  • scripts/test-check-trio.sh — check-trio.py — an entry's Trio line against what the release added — shown on a throwaway
  • scripts/test-company-preflight.sh — The bypass net (§14) exercised end to end: a hand-flipped stage in a staged commit is
  • scripts/test-corpus-preflight.sh — The doors-regression check (preflight §1a) exercised on the mutant and the twin. The check
  • scripts/test-cost-report.sh — cost-report.py — the rollup — on a throwaway project holding the cases the page exists for:
  • scripts/test-deps-report.sh — deps-report.py — the updates sorted by what they ask of the owner, and the why of each thing the
  • scripts/test-eval-requeue.sh — The void sweep in eval-requeue.sh, exercised against the shapes that produced it
  • scripts/test-find-installs.sh — find-installs.sh exercised on its mutants and its honest twins
  • scripts/test-gate-vs-bash.sh — The publish gate held against bash itself, not against what its author expects bash to do
  • scripts/test-graph-check.sh — graph-check.py — does this project's graph actually work — on throwaway vaults holding every
  • scripts/test-guard-status.sh — guard-status.py — is the project's guard installed, current, and wired — shown on throwaway
  • scripts/test-inventory.sh — The inventory's three promises, exercised: identical twice, guest-safe, honest off git
  • scripts/test-link-ids.sh — link-ids.py — an id or a path named in passing becomes a link — shown on a throwaway project that
  • scripts/test-link-names.sh — link-names.py — a backticked name of a file in this tree becomes a link — shown on a throwaway
  • scripts/test-links-hard.sh — §27 of the project guard — a mention of something inside this project is a link — and every
  • scripts/test-map-blocks.sh — The touched-by executor exercised: blocks generated, only markers rewritten, and two live
  • scripts/test-migrate-layout.sh — The 0.2.0 layout migrator exercised on a flat 0.1.x fixture: history-preserving
  • scripts/test-native-register.sh — §20 and §21 of the project guard — the native files and the register held to each other —
  • scripts/test-recheck-trigger.sh — §22 of the project guard — a new tension in the source register reaches the findings resting on
  • scripts/test-record-moves.sh — §24 of the project guard — the product moved and the record did not — shown warning on the first
  • scripts/test-register-exists.sh — §1 of the project guard, its register clause — a project with dependencies and no register — on a throwaway
  • scripts/test-role-wiring.sh — §28 of the project guard — a role the runtime cannot see is a document, not a worker — on a
  • scripts/test-skills-attached.sh — §26 of the project guard — a skill attached to a role resolves to something — on a throwaway
  • scripts/test-task-shape.sh — §23 of the project guard — a task the commit CREATES has the shape the template gives it — and
  • scripts/test-transition.sh — The transition door, exercised end to end on a throwaway fixture — same habit as
  • scripts/test-verify-reads.sh — --verify-reads shown refusing each mutant and passing its honest twin

Behavioural scenarios ​

  • 122 runsheet rows over 29 fixtures (audience · brandkit · chain · cold · colleague · conflict · consult · copy · deadlink · deadtool · decompose · drift · escalation · evidence · feedback · flatlegacy · flowmap · guest · hire · import · injection · ledger · mcpsource · mess · recovery · routine · ship · thread · workshop)
  • scenario text: ./evals · ./scenarios — rates and their dates: ./runs