platform-checklist: carry implementation STATUS in the ledger — `status: planned` for capabilities the North Star's definition requires but the platform does not yet verify; RUNNER skips them, coverage does not count them, one command lists the state per area

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Maintainer ruling (chat, 2026-09-19), verbatim: 「感觉 platform-checklist 不是很合适,我们是不是应该维护一个平台真的功能清单,以及实现状态。」 → seat proposal: no second document; add the status axis to the existing ledger → 「同意,立卡」.

Why

docs/qa/platform-checklist/areas/*.json holds 264 items, all status: active — the ledger records only implemented, verified capabilities. The North Star's definition line (「做出来的是什么」… 「缺任何一样就不是这个应用」) makes a missing piece of a listed capability a requirement, but the ledger has nowhere to hold it, so (a) the backlog sweep has nowhere to point a capability-gap card and (b) the platform's implementation status lives in nobody's head. A separate feature list would drift against the ledger (the ADR-0136 lesson; the North Star: 「本页不带任何数字;数字从命令来」). One ledger, one id space, one more status.

仪器 question (北极星「仪器为车队服务」): which fleet decision differs — the disposition of every capability-gap card in the live two-repo sweep (keep with a Path: to a planned item vs. closed as 「不在清单上」), and where checklist-author writes a gap it finds. ⇒ p1 (blocks the sweep's 「待补账本」 column).

Scope

1. Item schema (docs/qa/platform-checklist/README.md, the item field table): status gains planned — a capability the definition requires, not yet implemented or not yet verified; a planned item carries id, area, title, priority, personas, since: null (or the target release), and NO steps until it is implementable. Existing values keep their meaning; every current item stays active.
2. docs/qa/platform-checklist/RUNNER.md + .claude/skills/checklist-test/SKILL.md: a planned item is skipped by every selector and reported as planned in the run record, never as pass/fail/blocked.
3. scripts/check-platform-checklist.mjs + coverage.json: a planned item does not count as coverage for any governed metadata kind (a kind mapped only to planned items is still UNMAPPED); the check's self-test pins both directions.
4. .claude/skills/checklist-author/SKILL.md: the five-angle coverage sweep writes a gap under a definition item as a planned item (title, area, priority) instead of leaving it in a comment; promotion planned → active happens only with a run record in which the item passed.
5. One command (e.g. pnpm checklist:status, or a --status mode of the existing check) that prints, per area, the counts of active / planned items and lists the planned ids — the 「平台功能清单 + 实现状态」 view is this command's output, not a hand-maintained page.
6. The North Star's 「账本」 sentence is untouched (the ledger is still docs/qa/platform-checklist/); AGENTS.md untouched unless a pointer there names the status axis (then Tier H).

Acceptance

• A fixture area file with one planned item: check-platform-checklist.mjs green with the kind still mapped by an active item, RED (unmapped) when the kind's only item is planned; the RUNNER selector on that area reports the item as planned and runs nothing for it.
• Status command output for the current tree: 264 active · 0 planned across 15 areas (numbers from the command, not typed anywhere).
• pnpm check:doc-authoring, check:pm-skill-ratchet (the two skills' ceilings), check:pm-skill-id-lint, check:skill-frame-sync green.

Relations

• skills(pm-dispatch): grading reads the checklist ITEM, not the area — Path: carries the item id, the card inherits the item's P, and 「有人在等」 is not a test #19155 (Path: line carries 定义项 | 清单项 id 或缺项) reads this card's planned ids as the 「缺项」 half; skills(pm-dispatch): grading reads the checklist ITEM, not the area — Path: carries the item id, the card inherits the item's P, and 「有人在等」 is not a test #19155 lands after this one or names 缺项 as the placeholder.
• Consumer: the maintainer's backlog sweep (batch tables' 「待补账本」 column) and checklist-author.

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Scope addendum 7 (maintainer, chat 2026-09-19, verbatim: 「但是功能清单我还需要一个可以人工阅读确认的入口」):

7. A human-readable entry point, GENERATED never hand-written: docs/qa/platform-checklist/STATUS.md, produced by the status command of item 5 (gen:checklist-status), one section per definition item / area, each listing its active and planned items with id, title and priority. Paired with check:checklist-status, which reds in CI when the page differs from the generator output (the same gen/check mechanism as gen:spec-changes / check:spec-changes). Edits go to the area JSON (the source); the page follows. The page carries numbers because they come from the command; the North Star page still carries none.

Acceptance addendum: pnpm gen:checklist-status on the current tree writes the page (15 sections, 264 active, 0 planned); check:checklist-status green on it and RED after a one-character edit to the page; the page is linked from docs/qa/platform-checklist/README.md as the reading entry.

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Amendment to addendum 7 (maintainer, chat 2026-09-19, verbatim: 「不需要 配套 CI 检查 check:checklist-status」): NO check:checklist-status and no CI pairing. STATUS.md is regenerated by gen:checklist-status and committed by whoever changes the area JSON (the skill text for checklist-author says so in one line); staleness is tolerated, not gated. The acceptance addendum shrinks to: pnpm gen:checklist-status writes the page (15 sections, 264 active, 0 planned) and README links it.

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Amendment 2 to addendum 7 (maintainer, chat 2026-09-19, verbatim: 「既然是生成的，定期生成不就好了？」): the entry point is produced on a SCHEDULE, not committed to the repo. A workflow (schedule: weekly + workflow_dispatch) runs pnpm gen:checklist-status and publishes the page to the repository wiki (one stable URL; the wiki is outside branch protection and the merge queue) and mirrors it into the job summary. No STATUS.md in the tree, no check:checklist-status, no regen-on-edit rule. The workflow file lives under .github/workflows/** ⇒ human merge only (the seat token lacks the workflow scope); the dev opens it as a separate draft PR beside the ledger PR.

Acceptance for item 7 becomes: workflow_dispatch run green, wiki page present with 15 sections and the counts the command prints, README links the wiki page.

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Amendment 3 to addendum 7 (maintainer, chat 2026-09-19: 「写入仓库 wiki，是否建议分模块写？」 → seat: split per area; agreed): the generator writes ONE index page Platform-Checklist (one row per area = definition item: area, active count, planned count, link) and ONE page per area Checklist-<area> (every item: id · title · priority · status · personas; the planned items in their own section first). One area JSON → one wiki page; the index is the 「功能清单 + 实现状态」 overview. Acceptance for item 7: 16 wiki pages after a workflow_dispatch run (index + 15 areas), index counts equal the command output.

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Claim: PM loop round 11 — ⭐ a CROSS-LANE take on the maintainer's direct instruction (「19157 插队」, chat 2026-09-19)
Session: session_01AmH9bKvGoLjiY86Q4Z3og2
Branch: claude/issue-19157-checklist-planned-status (PR A, the ledger) AND claude/issue-19157-checklist-status-workflow (PR B, the workflow)
Worktree: objectstack-issue-19157
Domain: domain:skills (the card's own) · Seat: domain:spec#4 (mine)
Thread-read: 4 comment(s), through 5738032962 (Amendment 3 to addendum 7, 2026-09-19T00:55:36Z) — read at 2026-09-19T01:0xZ, BEFORE this claim. No Claim: line stands on this thread; the four comments are all scope amendments by the filing seat.
Container & model: M, mode:subagent, model: opus
Clause-②: yes (widening)

⛔ Why a domain:spec seat is holding a domain:skills card

The maintainer said 「19157 插队」 in this session. 优先序 puts 维护者裁决 above every lane convention, so the card is taken now rather than handed across and queued behind a handoff.

⛔ This is not a re-route and ⛔ not a re-grade: domain:skills stays on the card, priority:p1 stays, no type is written. domain:skills#* — if you were about to take this, say so on this thread and I will release it in the same minute. The filing seat amended this card four times in three minutes and may have been minutes from claiming it; that is the collision I am most worried about and the reason this paragraph exists.

⚠️ The scope is NOT the title, and it moved four times in three minutes

Pinned as of comment 5738032962. A dev dispatched against the body alone would build the wrong thing:

#	as the body says	as the amendments leave it
7 (addendum)	a generated STATUS.md in the tree, paired with check:checklist-status	⛔ no STATUS.md in the tree, ⛔ no check:checklist-status, no CI pairing
7 (amendment 2)	—	produced on a schedule (schedule: weekly + workflow_dispatch) and published to the repository wiki; the workflow file is a separate draft PR, human-merged, because the seat token lacks the workflow scope
7 (amendment 3)	one page	16 wiki pages: one index Platform-Checklist (a row per area: area, active count, planned count, link) + one Checklist-<area> per area, planned items in their own section first

⇒ two PRs, not one, and they land by different routes.

⛔ Path surface, read before any work — this is a GOVERNED, Tier S change

PR A (the ledger PR) touches .claude/skills/checklist-test/SKILL.md and .claude/skills/checklist-author/SKILL.md. .claude/** is on the governed register, and under the tiering ruling (#19144, governedTierFor) .claude/** is Tier S: it lands on a contract-tier review of record on the PR thread — Served-tier: CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER plus **VERDICT: PASS** — and then the merge queue. ⛔ Not a human merge, ⛔ and never the queue without that record: a Tier S merge lacking one is a finding against this seat in the post-merge governed audit.

⚠️ Tier is ALL, not ANY. If any hunk of PR A lands on a Tier H path (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, docs/adr/**, docs/NORTH-STAR.md, published skills/**), the whole PR becomes Tier H and waits for the maintainer. Scope item 6 already anticipates this: the North Star's 「账本」 sentence stays untouched, and AGENTS.md is touched only if a pointer there must name the status axis — if the dev finds it must, that is a STOP and a report, not a decision. docs/qa/** and scripts/** are not governed.

PR B (the workflow PR) is .github/workflows/** alone — ⛔ not on the governed register, but human-merged for a different reason the maintainer gave: the seat token lacks the workflow scope. It is opened as a separate draft.

Why Clause-②: yes

By the maintainer's own contract-surface test — 「拿一份作者写的元数据,改动前后喂进去,接受还是拒绝的结果变了吗?」 — an area JSON carrying status: planned is refused today by scripts/check-platform-checklist.mjs and accepted after. The result changes, and it changes in the widening direction, which is条款② by the lane's own line (「放宽接受集或扩大公开面的卡,不论多小,即条款②」). ⛔ The dev does not re-declare this; if the work turns out to move no accept set at all, it reports that and I correct the claim.

The 仪器 question, already answered on the card and not re-derived here

北极星「仪器为车队服务」: the fleet decision that differs is the disposition of every capability-gap card in the live two-repo sweep — kept with a Path: pointing at a planned item, versus closed as 「不在清单上」 — and where checklist-author writes a gap it finds. That is 「一次本来会派错的派发」 in the North Star's own list of four. ⇒ the card's p1 stands on its own reasoning; ⛔ I am not re-grading it.

Acceptance the dev must hit, from the card and its amendments

• Fixture area file with one planned item: check-platform-checklist.mjs green when the kind is still mapped by an active item, RED (unmapped) when the kind's only item is planned; the self-test pins both directions.
• RUNNER selector on that area reports the item as planned and runs nothing for it — ⛔ never pass/fail/blocked.
• Status command on the current tree prints 264 active · 0 planned across 15 areas — ⛔ numbers from the command, never typed into a page.
• workflow_dispatch run green; 16 wiki pages (index + 15 areas); index counts equal the command output; README links the wiki page.
• Green: check:doc-authoring, check:pm-skill-ratchet (both skills' ceilings), check:pm-skill-id-lint, check:skill-frame-sync.

Related, and the ordering the card states

#19155 (Path: line carries 定义项 | 清单项 id 或缺项) reads this card's planned ids as the 「缺项」 half. It lands after this one, or names 缺项 as a placeholder. ⛔ Not this dev's to touch.

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⛔ Seat correction — this claim named ONE branch while the card mandates TWO

The half-state patrol raised H46 on PR #19162: its body carries Fixes #19157, while no Claim: on this thread named its branch claude/issue-19157-checklist-status-workflow. ⇒ merging it would have attributed the card to a branch the card never recorded as claimed, and nothing on the board would have stopped a second seat taking that half.

⛔ My error, and it was visible in my own text: the same claim that says 「two PRs, not one, and they land by different routes」 then names a single branch on its Branch: line. The line above now names both; ⛔ nothing else in this claim is changed.

⚠️ Also fixed in the same pass, from the same sweep: H31 — needs:contract-review was hung on this card and on PR #19161 but not on PR #19162, which is also a delivering PR of this card. The gate is a DUAL carrier (「两边都挂好」), so a half-written pair is indistinguishable from a strip. It is now on all three carriers.

⭐ The remedy this patrol offered for H46 had two arms — name the branch in a claim, or weaken PR B's body to Part of #19157. I took the first: PR B is the one that lands LAST (it needs pnpm gen:checklist-status, which PR A adds), so the closing keyword belongs on it and the claim is what was incomplete.

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    "noted, not filed: scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs's anchor-census docblock carried two UNPINNED corpus totals that were already stale on origin/main — it claimed '253 code-position matches / 223 are the bare selfTest' against a freshly measured 273/243 on that same tree. Nothing reddened, because only the three sibling numbers are pinned against COMPOUND_ANCHOR_LEDGER. Carrier: THIS PR, which corrects them to the measured 275/244 — not scope creep but arithmetic, since its own new row moves the pinned 30->31 and '244 + 31 = 275' has to stay true. Disclosed in PR #19161's acceptance notes. Dedupe words: anchor census, dispatch-gates docblock, compound self-test names, 253 matches, unpinned prose count.",
    "noted, not filed: the same docblock's experiment sentence says 'Neutralising each of the ten one at a time and re-extracting moves no hint in any of the six files' while its ACCIDENTAL list has ELEVEN rows across SEVEN files. Unpinned prose, untouched here because my row is genuine and moves neither number. Carrier: the next PR that adds an ACCIDENTAL row — the pinned 'ELEVEN are production code:' line reds in that same paragraph and forces an edit two lines from this sentence. Dedupe words: neutralising the ten, six files, accidental rows, COMPOUND_ANCHOR_LEDGER prose drift.",
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  "issue": 19157,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-19157-checklist-planned-status (PR A, new head b835196bc1) + claude/issue-19157-checklist-status-workflow (PR B, unchanged at 1ca5b62231)",
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  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "summary": "REWORK PASS answering the Tier S contract review (PR comment 5738678483, VERDICT: FAIL). One appended commit, b835196bc1; the reviewed head 22453417e1 is an ANCESTOR of it (`git merge-base --is-ancestor` exit 0), so nothing was amended, squashed, rebased or force-pushed. PR B is untouched. ⛔ I did not re-do any of the work the review measured PASS-grade, and I did not edit either PR body — the two stale claims in PR A's body are handed back for the seat to rewrite, worded in the handback. F1 (BLOCKING) FIXED: the `ADR-0136` citation is gone. ⛔ No number invented and nothing allowlisted — I checked the registry (highest record 0135) and found no ADR here that carries the lesson, so the lesson is now stated self-containedly, which is what a rule in this tree owes anyway. Whether a `cloud ADR-0136` exists stays NOT MEASURED and is no longer load-bearing. F3 (upgraded, carried) FIXED, and the review was right: my 'no ablation owed' was true of the shipped behaviour and false as a durability claim. `statusBindingProblems` now pins BOTH call sites by a source read driven ON and OFF, the pattern the line-citation limb in the same file already uses. ⭐ The OFF legs immediately earned their keep: my first draft was itself a decoy — the severing needles were plain string literals, the predicate matched THOSE instead of the real call sites, and both OFF legs read as passes. The predicate now demands EXACTLY ONE occurrence of each pinned spelling and the needles arrive in halves joined at runtime, so a second literal copy anywhere in the file reds. F2 FIXED by narrowing, per PD #10: `since` is shape-checked only, this ledger holds no release timeline, and the README, the refusal message and the docblock now all say so; two rows pin the limit in the direction it deliberately does not go. F4 FIXED: the hand-typed 264 is derived from the ledger read. F5: no code change — the reviewer is right and I was wrong. My previous report said 'eleven rows across SEVEN files'; it is 11 rows over SIX files, which makes the untouched sentence's 'in any of the six files' CORRECT and only 'each of the ten' stale. I left that sentence alone as instructed. ⚠️ PROCESS CORRECTION I now carry: 'every check is green' is not derivable from the dispatch-gates reconciliation — `check:adr-anchors` sits in the 43 UNDETERMINED families, outside the 43 that derivation covers. This time I read the PR's actual check runs before saying it.",
  "tests": "F1: `pnpm check:adr-anchors` EXIT=0 at the new head (it was exit 1 at the reviewed head); `git grep ADR-0136` in the worktree returns 0 hits. F3 — the four severings that used to leave everything green, re-run ON DISK against the new head with a trap restoring from `git checkout HEAD -- path`, each mutation confirmed on disk by blob hash BEFORE any reading: A3 sever `statusFieldProblems(item)` from the item walk -> --self-test EXIT=1, live gate EXIT=1 (was 0 and 0); A2 sever the `coverageEntryProblems` call -> --self-test EXIT=1, live gate EXIT=1 (was 0 and 0); A8 compute the coverage problems and never report them -> EXIT=1 / EXIT=1; A9 ungate `mappedCount` on `bearing` -> EXIT=1 / EXIT=1. Each leg names the severed binding in its failure text. RESTORE PROVEN BY STATE after every leg: `git diff HEAD` lists no file and the blob hash is back to HEAD's e490e592f6 — never by a restore command's exit code. The same four are also pinned IN-PROCESS as G1-G8 (ON leg, four OFF legs each with a cut-landed guard, and a control that the read reaches this file and finds a landmark that is not one of the pinned spellings). Battery 28 -> 38 assertions, floor raised to 38; whole self-test 207 -> 217, EXIT=0. Live gate EXIT=0: '15 areas, 264 items (264 active, 0 planned); coverage: 38 kinds mapped, 1 waived'. GATES, local: the derived set re-run on the new head and reconciled — 43 derived, 43 accounted for, 0 UNRUN (EXIT=0). 37 green; the SAME 5 exit 3 = PREREQUISITE NOT MET (no `dist/` in the worktree; `pnpm install` was run, which does not build): check:dts-closure, check:dual-build-cjs-loads, check:lean-entry-closure, check:sourcemap-no-sources-content, @objectstack/lint check:doc-formula-expressions. ⛔ Neither pass nor finding — and CI has now measured that ground: `Build Core` and `TypeScript Type Check` are both success on this head. check:doc-authoring re-measured GREEN after install (its first run this pass was exit 3 for the missing `typescript`, which is a prerequisite code, not a finding). check:pm-dispatch-gates 1866 cases pass, EXIT=0. ⭐ GATES, the instrument the review told me to use — the PR's ACTUAL check runs at b835196bc1 (`GET /commits/b835196bc1` answered 200 before this sha was cited): 34 check runs, 30 success + 4 skipped, NOT GREEN: none. All seven required contexts completed success, including `Lint & Repo Gates`, which F1 had reddened. Its job (105826824355) is success over 184 steps — 182 success, 2 skipped, zero non-green — with 'ADR anchors + number uniqueness' success; the 169-gates-never-ran tail is gone. LABELS re-read after the push (the documented size-labeler strip race): `skip-changeset` survives on both PRs. `needs:contract-review` is absent from both, as the concluded review states; ⛔ I neither hung nor removed it.",
  "mcp_calls": "0 — no MCP GitHub tool, read or write, in this pass or the previous one. REST proxy via curl only.",
  "api_writes": "1 REST write + 1 git push in this pass. REST: POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/issues/19157/comments (this report). git push: 1 on claude/issue-19157-checklist-planned-status, append-only (22453417e1 is an ancestor of b835196bc1). ⛔ No PR body PATCH — the bodies are the seat's. ⛔ No label write this pass (the read above is a read). ⛔ No issue created. Cumulative over both passes: 6 REST writes, 4 git pushes.",
  "open_questions": [],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "noted, not filed: `scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs`'s anchor-census docblock sentence 'Neutralising each of the ten one at a time ... in any of the six files' — the reviewer re-derived the accidental rows as 11 over SIX files, so 'six files' is CORRECT and only 'the ten' is stale. Stale at the merge base, unpinned, and my row moves neither accidental number. ⛔ Left untouched as instructed. Carrier: the next PR that adds an ACCIDENTAL row, whose pinned 'ELEVEN are production code:' line reds two lines away. Dedupe words: neutralising the ten, accidental rows, COMPOUND_ANCHOR_LEDGER prose drift.",
    "noted, not filed: `dispatch-gates`'s 43 UNDETERMINED families are invisible to the `--ran` reconciliation, which is how a red `check:adr-anchors` reached a PR whose gate accounting read 43/43/0-UNRUN. The tool states this itself and the reviewer confirmed the reconciliation was true of its own instrument. Not a defect to file against the tool — its own text prescribes the fix (declare the scan surface beside the roster) — but it is a standing trap for every dev who reads 0 UNRUN as 'green'. Carrier: any card that touches a gate in that bucket. Dedupe words: undetermined families, dispatch-gates reach, adr-anchors not derived, 0 UNRUN is not green.",
    "noted, not filed: the run-record TITLE grammar in `scripts/qa/qa-rollup.mjs` has a closed counts vocabulary with no room for a planned item — unchanged on purpose, and RUNNER.md now says so where a runner would otherwise guess. Carrier: RUNNER.md itself, in this PR. Dedupe words: qa-rollup title grammar, counts bucket, judged over total, planned in run record."
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