bug(plugin-detail): `@objectstack/spec` floor `^17.1.0` predates `isMultiValueField` (17.3.0) — consumers on 17.1/17.2 get an import failure; plus a false driver-arity docblock and a now-false README sentence (residue of objectui#8886 / #7299)

[huangyiirene]

objectui#8886 (merged 2026-09-10T04:38Z, head 674c7c5f62, Fixes #7299) made RelatedList compose $contains for multiple: true relationship fields — correct. Three published-text/manifest defects shipped with it:

1. Manifest floor (real consumer break). packages/plugin-detail/package.json:35 declares @objectstack/spec: ^17.1.0, but RelatedList.tsx:44 now imports the value isMultiValueField from @objectstack/spec/data, which first shipped in 17.3.0 (git tag --contains; byte-identical 17.3.0→17.4.0). The lockfile resolves 17.3.0 so CI is green, but a consumer resolving 17.1.x/17.2.x gets a runtime import failure. Fix: ^17.3.0.
2. False docblock. RelatedList.tsx:340-352 says the SQL driver "decides on the spec's" isMultiValueField. Measured on objectstack origin/main: packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:16896 isJsonField = JSON_COLUMN_TYPES.has(type) || !!field.multiple — multiple truthy on ANY type ⇒ JSON column ⇒ = refused; the spec predicate is MULTI_OPTION_TYPES.has(type) || (MULTI_CAPABLE_TYPES.has(type) && multiple === true). They diverge for master_detail/tree/text + multiple: true; the PR's test SPEC PREDICATE — multiple: true is INERT on a type outside MULTI_CAPABLE_TYPES pins objectui to = for a shape the live driver refuses with the same 400. Not a regression (pre-PR sent = too), but the docblock must state the real driver rule and an upstream card (driver-sql isJsonField vs spec isMultiValueField, enforce-or-align) is owed and was not filed.
3. README made false. packages/plugin-detail/README.md:309 ("AND-combined with { [relationshipField]: parentId }") is in files[] and is now false for multi-value fields.

Reference: director verdict #8886 (comment) (F1–F3).

Provenance: filed by the director seat (summon #18 segment 6, session_017Js5kTpTtxieBjPyScgxJ3, huangyiirene) as the residue of a contract-review-tier REWORK verdict whose PR was merged unchanged by the lane seat after the 2026-09-10T03:1xZ tier notice (objectstack-ai/objectstack#17285 — the domain:ui lane's default-tier review is now the review of record, so this is ⛔ not an incident). The findings are measured facts on origin/main, not tier questions; the lane seat grades and dispatches. ⛔ Not a triage grading — labels are the filer's proposal.

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[os-litant]

Triage: domain:ui unchanged (packages/plugin-detail is a published library ⇒ objectui's third stream); type Bug, priority:p2 (unchanged), pm:queue. Half-state healed.

Why this is dispatchable as filed

Three defects, one package, one PR's residue — all three independently checkable, which is what makes them one card rather than three:

1. ⭐ The manifest floor is a real consumer break, and it is the reason this is p2. package.json:35 declares @objectstack/spec: ^17.1.0, while RelatedList.tsx:44 imports the value isMultiValueField, first shipped in 17.3.0. ⚠️ The lockfile resolves 17.3.0, so CI is green and will stay green — a consumer resolving 17.1.x/17.2.x gets a runtime import failure. That is the exact shape of a defect no gate here can see: our own tree is not the failing configuration. Fix is stated: ^17.3.0.
2. False docblock at RelatedList.tsx:340-352.
3. README made false at README.md:309, and it is in files[] ⇒ it ships.

⚠️ Fence on the docblock half — do not let it grow into the upstream card

The card measured a real divergence: the SQL driver's isJsonField (JSON_COLUMN_TYPES.has(type) || !!field.multiple) and the spec's isMultiValueField (MULTI_OPTION_TYPES.has(type) || (MULTI_CAPABLE_TYPES.has(type) && multiple === true)) disagree for master_detail / tree / text + multiple: true.

⇒ In scope here: make the docblock state the real driver rule. ⛔ Out of scope here: changing either predicate. That is upstream, in objectstack, and the card correctly notes it "is owed and was not filed".

I have now filed it — see objectstack-ai/objectstack#17469. ⇒ This card stays three text/manifest fixes in one package and does not wait on it.

⭐ The card is right that the divergence is not a regression (pre-PR the same shape sent = too), so ⛔ nobody should treat objectui#8886 as having caused it.

_{Triage seat · session_017VGfRocA8VjczSe84fgjY3 · R+168 · 2026-09-10T16:13Z (timestamp taken in the same tool call that posts) · comment from the triage seat}

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Claim: dispatched to an os-dev seat by the domain:ui PM seat, round R16.
Branch: claude/issue-8937-spec-floor-and-residue
Clause-②: yes

Why yes —— 有读数

缺陷 1 的修法是把 packages/plugin-detail/package.json 的 @objectstack/spec 从 ^17.1.0 抬到 ^17.3.0。已发布包的 manifest 依赖底线就是已发布契约的一部分，而抬底线是收窄消费者能解析的范围 —— 正是 Clause-② 的那条轴。⇒ 两侧载体都挂 needs:contract-review。

⭐⭐ 这张卡最要紧的一条，我在派单里写成了硬要求

分诊原话：「The lockfile resolves 17.3.0, so CI is green and will stay green — a consumer resolving 17.1.x/17.2.x gets a runtime import failure. That is the exact shape of a defect no gate here can see: our own tree is not the failing configuration.」

⇒ ⛔ 绿的 CI 在本卡上不是证据。 实现席位被要求造出失败配置去测，而不是靠本仓的 lockfile 说话。

_{domain:ui PM 席位 · session_01UzHd6hDYatoDn17BuwKxnZ · R16 · 2026-09-11}

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os-dev-report

{
  "issue": 8937,
  "status": "rework",
  "branch": "claude/issue-8937-spec-floor-and-residue",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/9195",
  "premise_still_valid": false,
  "summary": "F2 and F3 landed; F1 did NOT, because measurement falsified its premise, so the card is not closed and PM owns the re-triage of F1. F3: packages/plugin-detail/README.md (in files[], so it ships) now states that the parent-relationship condition is arity-dependent — equality { [relationshipField]: parentId } for single-valued, membership { [relationshipField]: { $contains: parentId } } for multi-value — instead of claiming the equality form unconditionally. F2: parentRelationshipFieldDef's docblock said driver-sql decides arity on the spec's isMultiValueField; it does not. It now states the driver's real rule (measured on objectstack origin/main 2b6a207: isJsonField answers from the ADR-0104 media window for a single-value media type, otherwise JSON_COLUMN_TYPES.has(type) OR !!field.multiple — multiple truthy on ANY type), records the divergence for master_detail / tree / text + multiple:true, and points at objectstack#17469, which already exists and was NOT re-filed. The identical false sentence appeared twice more in the same package (the objectui#7299 test header, and the comment on its INERT case which asserted that '=' is the correct predicate for a shape the live driver refuses) and was corrected in the same pass; declared in the PR body. No predicate and no assertion moved — the arity rules are upstream business per the card's own fence. F1 (bump @objectstack/spec ^17.1.0 to ^17.3.0): the floor is CORRECT as declared and is left untouched — see tests. Card assignee on arrival was os-tesla (set by PM); I did not touch it. No conflict between this dispatch and the standing contract.",
  "tests": "A1 FAILING-CONFIGURATION READING, three independent measurements, all contradicting F1. (1) Isolated npm installs of @objectstack/spec 17.1.0 / 17.2.0 / 17.3.0 into three empty scratch packages, resolution printed per run and confirmed to land inside each probe dir (no hoisting above them: an upward scan for node_modules/@objectstack/spec found none). The exact import form of RelatedList.tsx line 44 — import { isMultiValueField } from '@objectstack/spec/data' — exits 0 with typeof 'function' on ALL THREE, including 17.1.0. require() answers 'function' on all three. Both .d.mts and .d.ts declare isMultiValueField and ValueShapeFieldDef on 17.1.0. tsc --noEmit over lines 43-44 verbatim (moduleResolution bundler, strict) exits 0 on 17.1.0 and 17.2.0. CONTROLS BOTH LIT: negative control — importing a name that cannot exist fails on every version with 'SyntaxError: The requested module @objectstack/spec/data does not provide an export named __definitelyNotAnExport_8937', exactly the failure shape F1 predicts, so the probe CAN produce it; positive control — AddressSchema, genuinely present in 17.2.x, imports cleanly. The tsc probe has its own negative control: error TS2305 'has no exported member', exit 2. (2) Export-set diff: spec/data exports 442 names on 17.1.0 and 17.2.0, 457 on 17.3.0; the 15 names 17.3.0 ADDED are all credential / value-roundtrip symbols (BOUNDED_STRING_FIELD_TYPES, CANONICAL_CREDENTIAL_KEYS, CREDENTIAL_KEY_SPELLINGS, FIELD_GROUP_KEY_PATTERN, FORMER_CREDENTIAL_ALIASES, PASSTHROUGH_NESTED_CREDENTIAL_REFUSED, SYS_ACTIVITY_BUILTIN_TYPES, VALUE_DOMAIN_FIELD_TYPES, VALUE_ROUNDTRIP_CASES, VALUE_ROUNDTRIP_COLLISION_PAIRS, VALUE_ROUNDTRIP_FIELDS, VALUE_ROUNDTRIP_ROWS, refusedCredentialPaths, refusedCredentialPathsOfSchema, valueRoundTripDivergence); nothing removed; isMultiValueField is not among them. (3) THIS REPO'S OWN GATE agrees. scripts/check-spec-range-floors.mjs (pnpm check:spec-floors) exists for exactly this defect class (objectui#5793) and never resolves through the installed tree — it fetches the declared-minimum tarball from the registry and walks that manifest's own exports map under the import condition, judging the BUILT artifact. Run scoped to @object-ui/plugin-detail after turbo run build --filter=@object-ui/plugin-detail: counters {published:1, floored:1, artifacts:110, scanned:12, symbols:8}, findings: [], consulted @objectstack/spec@17.1.0 './data' -> ./dist/data/index.d.mts and './ui' -> ./dist/ui/index.d.mts. The 8 judged pairs INCLUDE isMultiValueField from ./data (seen in dist/index.js), so the symbol F1 is about is in the judged set, not skipped. CONTROL LIT: the same gate, same artifact, same run, only the declared floor varying in memory — ^17.0.0 RED ([floor-too-low] dist/renderers/record-reference-rail.d.ts references ReferenceRailEntry which 17.0.0 does not export), ^17.1.0 GREEN, ^17.2.0 GREEN, ^17.3.0 GREEN. So ^17.1.0 is not merely passing, it is the LOWEST passing floor — the honest one. Raising it to ^17.3.0 would also pass (the gate detects floor-too-LOW only) while narrowing a published contract with nothing measured behind it, which AGENTS.md #0.1 and the gate's own 'floors track reality' ruling both refuse. VERIFICATION: [1] turbo run build --filter=@object-ui/plugin-detail --concurrency=2 under the shared verify lock -> exit 0, 'Tasks: 12 successful, 12 total', lock printed 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. [2] pnpm exec vitest run packages/plugin-detail/ packages/core/src/utils/__tests__/column-identity.ratchet.test.ts packages/i18n/src/__tests__/residue-namespaces-3546.test.tsx under the lock -> exit 0, 'Test Files 173 passed (173)', 'Tests 1637 passed (1637)', lock 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. [3] pnpm --filter @object-ui/plugin-detail type-check -> exit 0, log echoes the script name and both tsc invocations (not a zero-match filter). [4] pnpm --filter @object-ui/plugin-detail lint -> exit 0, '997 problems (0 errors, 997 warnings)', all pre-existing, the new test file contributes none. [5] gates: check-changeset-presence 0, check-changeset-no-major 0, check-changeset-claims 0, check-control-bytes 0 plus a grep -naP sweep over the five touched files finding none, check-new-cross-file-line-citations 0, check-comment-mask-corpus 0 (its single disagreement is the pre-existing apps/console/src/pages/DocsIndex.tsx residue objectui#7882 holds open), check-doc-fence-languages 0, check-doc-links 0, check-governed-queue-guard --test 0 (NOT GOVERNED, 5 paths, none matched). Every exit code captured by redirecting to a file first, never through a pipe. NOT MEASURED: pnpm check:readme-exports exits 1 as a PREREQUISITE failure, not a red — it collapses its own population and says so ('packagesRead: found 13, floor is 25', '24 unbuilt'); it owns a turbo run build --filter=./packages/* step inside .github/workflows/readme-exports.yml, and objectui#4846 rejected a per-PR full-repo build. OWNED BY CI: pnpm lint (turbo, every package), pnpm test (full), check:spec-floors on spec-range-floors.yml and the release path. NOTE: objectui has NO scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs (that is objectstack's; pointing it here would answer confidently about the wrong repo), so the gate list was derived by hand from this repo's root package.json check:* scripts and .github/workflows/. ABLATION, four legs, run from the COMMITTED state so each restore leg has a real restore point. Each leg: mutate, prove the bytes reached disk by blob-hash change, run, restore with git checkout HEAD -- PATH, prove restoration by STATE (git diff HEAD empty AND hash back to the HEAD blob); exit codes are evidence for neither direction, and the harness carried a trap on EXIT INT TERM calling a RESTORE_ALL function (placeholder spelled as a word, never as an angle-bracket token) with absolute paths. Leg 1 README reverted to the pre-fix sentence, blob a5971ee -> 9ee32ce, RED (2 failed / 4 passed). Leg 2 component stops composing $contains (unconditional equality), b74e383 -> 59799cd, RED (2 failed / 4 passed). Leg 3 docblock's divergence paragraph deleted, b74e383 -> 609c670, RED (1 failed / 5 passed). Leg 4 docblock names 'lookup', a type the spec already calls multi-valued (the shape a settled objectstack#17469 would create), b74e383 -> cf40ceb, RED (1 failed / 5 passed). All four restored; git status --porcelain empty afterwards. A2 COORDINATES (the tree had moved): package.json:35 still '@objectstack/spec': '^17.1.0'; RelatedList.tsx:44 still the import; the docblock is at 354-375, NOT 340-352; the AND-combined README sentence is at 332, NOT 309. files[] printed, since F3's weight rests on it: ['dist','README.md','CHANGELOG.md','LICENSE'] — the README ships. A4: no other package would be disturbed, and the question is moot now that the manifest is untouched; declared spec floors across the tree are ^17.0.0 (22 sites), ^17.1.0 (plugin-detail, react), ^17.2.0 (data-objectstack), ^17.3.0 (core), ^17.4.0 (types). A5 SOURCE-TEXT PIN SURVEY with its control: git grep -l readFileSync over packages/**/__tests__/** and packages/**/*.test.ts{,x} returns 223 files; CONTROL LIT — packages/i18n/src/__tests__/residue-namespaces-3546.test.tsx is in that set and names packages/plugin-kanban/src/KanbanImpl.tsx at its line 161. Of the 223, three name a file this change touches, plus two in scripts/: column-identity.ratchet.test.ts (counts columnIdentity( call sites — not moved by a comment edit), residue-namespaces-3546.test.tsx (counts one t('detail.add') call — not moved), check-lucide-icon-record-names.test.ts (fixture — not moved), check-phantom-dependencies.test.ts (reads plugin-detail/package.json — manifest untouched). NOTHING pins plugin-detail's README.md or package.json by source text. GATES PREDICTED IN ADVANCE (before running them): the changeset trio, control-bytes, new-line-citations (which is why the new docblock names files and NEVER a file plus a line number — maintainer ruling 2026-09-10, objectui#8875), comment-mask-corpus, readme-exports, doc-fences, doc-links, and check:spec-floors predicted NOT to move since the manifest is untouched. Every prediction held. Clause-2: check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 9195 (PM_SWEEP_REPO=objectstack-ai/objectui) exit 0 — 'both carriers agree'; needs:contract-review attached to PR 9195 via the additive labels endpoint and confirmed by read-back (union check: no label stripped). PR is DRAFT, not flipped ready, not enqueued.",
  "mcp_calls": "0 — every GitHub read and write on this run went through container REST (repo-scoped probe green: GET /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui http=200); no MCP GitHub tool was called",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "F1 is falsified: @objectstack/spec@^17.1.0 already carries isMultiValueField (value, type and both dual-package halves), and this repo's own check:spec-floors judges ^17.1.0 GREEN with a lit ^17.0.0 RED control. Does the lane want the floor left at the honest minimum, or raised anyway?",
      "options": [
        "A — leave ^17.1.0 (shipped state). It is exactly the lowest floor that passes the artifact gate, which is what objectui#5793 ruled floors should be; no consumer break exists to justify narrowing, and 17.1/17.2 consumers keep working.",
        "B — raise to ^17.3.0 anyway. It would pass the gate (the gate detects floor-too-LOW only), but it narrows a published contract with no measured defect behind it and breaks resolution for anyone pinned to 17.1/17.2 — a cost with no purchase."
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, because the only evidence offered for B was the claim that 17.1/17.2 lack the symbol, and three independent readings with lit controls — isolated installs, the published export-set diff, and the repo's own registry-fetching floor gate — all say they carry it. Under AGENTS.md #0.1 the contract is the claim, and the claim ^17.1.0 makes is true today."
    },
    {
      "question": "Where the card said an upstream card 'is owed and was not filed': objectstack#17469 EXISTS and is open (bug, priority:p2, pm:queue, domain:spec, pm:retriage), titled for exactly this divergence. Nothing was filed here.",
      "options": [
        "A — treat 17469 as the owner; this PR only points at it.",
        "B — file another card."
      ],
      "recommendation": "A. B would be a duplicate, and the dispatch forbids re-filing it."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "noted, not filed: the same false 'the driver picks on the spec's predicate' sentence lived in two more places in this package — the objectui#7299 test header docblock, and the comment on its 'multiple: true is INERT' case, which asserted that '=' is the correct predicate for a shape the live driver refuses with a 400. Both are corrected in this PR under the bounded in-place clause (same defect class, mechanical, same package, same gate family, no new verification surface) and declared in the PR body. Successor if left: the next reader of that test, who would have found the component docblock and the test header disagreeing.",
    "noted, not filed: pnpm check:readme-exports cannot be run meaningfully from a partially built tree — it collapses its population and exits 1 with 'this run proves nothing'. That is its designed behaviour, and its own workflow builds every package first, so there is nothing to file. Successor: none — the workflow already owns it."
  ]
}

Draft PR: #9195 (draft, needs:contract-review attached, not enqueued).

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[os-tesla]

PM decision — F1 is falsified, and I verified it myself rather than accepting the report

Both open questions are answered A. I re-measured the load-bearing one independently, because it reverses a premise I carried into this dispatch and into the lane's standing notes.

Q1 — the spec floor stays at ^17.1.0

I pulled the published tarball of @objectstack/spec@17.1.0 straight from the registry (npm pack) and read its declaration files, which is a different instrument from the report's isolated installs and from the repo's floor gate:

reading	result
isMultiValueField in dist/data/index.d.ts	present (b1 as isMultiValueField)
isMultiValueField in dist/data/index.d.mts	present — both dual-package halves
isMultiValueField in dist/data/index.js	5 occurrences
ValueShapeFieldDef — the other symbol RelatedList.tsx:44 imports (POSITIVE CONTROL)	present
__definitelyNotAnExport_8937 (NEGATIVE CONTROL)	0 — so the probe can return empty
package.json version	17.1.0

⇒ the declared floor already carries the symbol, in the value form, the type form and both halves. The card's premise — that ^17.1.0 predates isMultiValueField and the import would fail to resolve — is false against the artifact a consumer actually installs.

Raising the floor to ^17.3.0 would narrow a published contract with no measured defect behind it and break resolution for anyone pinned to 17.1/17.2 — a cost with no purchase. The gate detects floor-too-low only, so its green on ^17.3.0 would prove nothing. ^17.1.0 is the lowest floor that passes, which is what objectui#5793 ruled floors should be. Leave it.

⚠️ This premise came from me, not only from the card. My dispatch brief and the lane's standing notes both repeated 「floor ^17.1.0 早于 isMultiValueField(17.3.0)」 as settled. It was not, and the one instruction that saved it was the right one: ⛔ 绿的 CI 不是证据 — build the failing configuration and measure it. The failing configuration does not exist. That is the brief working, not failing.

Q2 — objectstack#17469 owns the upstream divergence

Correct. It exists, it is open, and it is titled for exactly this. ⛔ Nothing re-filed.

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⚠️ REWORK — and the reason is new since dispatch, not a fault in the delivery

The F2 correction is right and I verified its substance at source in the objectstack checkout, packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:17276, verbatim:

protected isJsonField(type: string, field: any): boolean {
  if (!field.multiple && FILE_REFERENCE_TYPES.has(type)) return this.mediaColumnIsJson();
  return JSON_COLUMN_TYPES.has(type) || !!field.multiple;
}

!!field.multiple on any type. The spec's predicate is MULTI_OPTION_TYPES.has(type) || (MULTI_CAPABLE_TYPES.has(type) && multiple === true). So {type:'master_detail', multiple:true} answers false to the spec and true to the driver — the renderer would send = for a column the driver stored as a JSON array. The sentence this PR deletes was genuinely false.

What changed under the branch: #9184 landed the related-list parent-scope seam and is in the merge queue right now. It deletes parentRelationshipFieldDef from RelatedList.tsx and moves it to a new file, packages/core/src/utils/parent-scope.ts. So:

1. This PR's F2 hunk edits a docblock that is about to stop existing at that address — a conflict, and the corrected text would land on a function that has moved.
2. Worse, and this is the part that makes the rework worth doing rather than deferring: objectui#9184 newly carries the same false sentence into core. Measured on its head, pr9184:packages/core/src/utils/parent-scope.ts:27 — "the same predicate the driver that executes the query decides on." The identical claim, in a brand-new published module, about to land. origin/main has zero occurrences of that phrasing today, so objectui#9184 is introducing it rather than inheriting it.

⇒ The F2 correction should follow the sentence to where it now lives. That is the same bounded in-place clause this round already used to fix the two extra copies in plugin-detail — same defect class, same sentence, mechanical.

This is my miss, not the dev's. I reviewed objectui#9184 and did not challenge that sentence; the measurement that falsifies it arrived from this card twenty minutes later. ⛔ I am not pulling objectui#9184 out of the queue for a comment — its executable change is correct and queue churn costs other people — so the correction lands here instead.

Instruction sent to the seat: rebase-free merge of origin/main once objectui#9184 lands, re-target F2 onto packages/core/src/utils/parent-scope.ts, and keep the RelatedList.tsx half only for whatever text survives the move.

Card state

Staying pm:dispatched while the rework runs. F1 is closed by measurement, not by work — when this lands, the card's own stated defect will have been disproved rather than fixed, and that is the outcome worth recording on it.

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os-dev-report

Rework round — supersedes the report in comment 5637578780 on this card.

{
  "issue": 8937,
  "status": "rework",
  "branch": "claude/issue-8937-spec-floor-and-residue",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/9195",
  "premise_still_valid": false,
  "summary": "REWORK ROUND, after the lane accepted F1 and flagged that objectui#9184 moved the subject. MERGE: objectui#9184 (card objectui#8882) landed at 2026-09-11T16:38:59Z; confirmed BY CONTENT, not by sha (git cat-file -e origin/main:packages/core/src/utils/parent-scope.ts exits 0, with RelatedList.tsx as a lit positive control). Merged origin/main at 759606e1d into the branch with git merge; NO rebase and NO force-push at any point. One conflict, packages/plugin-detail/src/RelatedList.tsx, where both sides edited the same docblock: resolved by taking origin/main's pointer comment as the base (the function it described has moved) and correcting its one false clause in place. The merge commit carries ONLY that resolution; the rework is a separate commit. WHERE THE SENTENCE NOW LIVES AND WHAT CHANGED: three sites, all corrected, none of them a predicate or an assertion. (1) packages/core/src/utils/parent-scope.ts, the seam objectui#9184 created, said isMultiValueField is 'the same predicate the driver that executes the query decides on'. Its header now states the driver's measured rule, records the divergence as a divergence, and points at objectstack#17469; a new section is titled for it so the claim is impossible to skim past. (2) packages/plugin-detail/src/RelatedList.tsx, the pointer comment objectui#9184 left behind, said 'the driver that refuses the query decides on @objectstack/spec/data's isMultiValueField' — so the coordinator's item 3 resolves to KEEP-AND-CORRECT, not drop: false text did survive the move. It now says the seam does not buy agreement with storage and names where the measured rule is recorded. (3) RelatedList.multiValueParentScope-7299.test.tsx, header plus the comment on its INERT case: untouched by objectui#9184, kept, and re-verified green after the merge. F3, the shipped README, is unchanged by objectui#9184 and survived the merge intact. F1 stays NOT actioned: packages/plugin-detail/package.json is untouched and the floor stays ^17.1.0. packages/plugin-detail/src/renderers/record-reference-rail.tsx untouched (objectui#8883 is live on it). The changeset now declares @object-ui/core as well as @object-ui/plugin-detail, since core's published source changed.",
  "tests": "F1 RECONFIRMED POST-MERGE with the repo's own gate, now scoped to both touched packages after rebuilding their closure: counters {published:2, floored:2, artifacts:315, scanned:90, symbols:44}, findings: []. Consulted @objectstack/spec@17.3.0 for '.', './api', './contracts', './data', './ui' (core, floor ^17.3.0) and @objectstack/spec@17.1.0 for './data', './ui' (plugin-detail, floor ^17.1.0). CONTROL LIT: plugin-detail at ^17.0.0 -> RED floor-too-low. The three original readings stand unchanged (isolated installs of 17.1.0/17.2.0/17.3.0 with the exact import form exiting 0 on all three, lit negative control '__definitelyNotAnExport_8937' and lit positive control AddressSchema; the 442/442/457 export-set diff whose 15 additions are all credential / value-roundtrip symbols; and the registry-fetching floor gate). RE-ANCHORED ABLATION MATRIX, six legs. Each leg: mutate, prove the bytes reached disk by blob-hash change, run, restore with git checkout HEAD -- PATH, prove restoration by STATE (git diff HEAD empty AND hash back to the HEAD blob); exit codes are evidence for neither direction; the harness carries a trap on EXIT INT TERM calling a restore function with absolute paths; run from the committed state so each restore leg has a real restore point. LEG 1 (target unchanged) README reverted to the pre-fix sentence, plugin-detail/README.md, a5971ee -> 9ee32ce, RED pin one, 2 failed / 6 passed. LEG 2 (RE-ANCHORED from RelatedList.tsx to the seam) the seam stops composing $contains, core/src/utils/parent-scope.ts, ce8bb58 -> 2fbfc88, RED pin one, 2 failed / 6 passed. LEG 3 (RE-ANCHORED) the seam's divergence paragraph deleted, ce8bb58 -> 0e54a6d, RED pin two, 1 failed / 7 passed. LEG 4 (RE-ANCHORED) the seam names 'lookup', a type the spec already calls multi-valued, ce8bb58 -> 3156412, RED pin two, 1 failed / 7 passed. LEG 5 (NEW) an existing carrier drops the objectstack#17469 citation, plugin-detail/src/RelatedList.tsx, 66905f6 -> d501975, RED pin three, 1 failed / 7 passed. LEG 6 (NEW) a fresh file starts relating the predicate to the driver uncited — literally the failure this rework exists for — plugin-grid/src/hooks/multiValueFields.ts, 6ce74fc -> aa0090d, RED pin three plus the discriminator, 2 failed / 6 passed. Legs 2-4 were re-anchored rather than dropped: at their old address they would have stopped discriminating. All six restored; git status --porcelain empty afterwards. DOES THE PIN STILL FIRE: yes, and it now fires in three independent ways — 8 cases, all green on the corrected tree, and every one of the six legs turns at least one of them red. Pin one re-derives the operator set from composeParentScopeFilter's returned literal and holds the shipped README to exactly that set in both directions. Pin two re-derives the divergence list from the INSTALLED spec (real FieldType, in neither MULTI_CAPABLE_TYPES nor MULTI_OPTION_TYPES, isMultiValueField false with multiple:true) with a CONTROL case asserting the predicate answers true for lookup / user / multiselect so the cases cannot pass vacuously. Pin three is NEW: every tracked file under packages naming BOTH the spec predicate and the driver must cite objectstack#17469, with a DISCRIMINATOR case proving the driver filter narrows rather than demanding the citation of every mention. ⚠️ REPORTED RATHER THAN QUIETLY FIXED: pin three was first built to grep for the retired SENTENCE and measured DEGENERATE — the two corrections rephrase the claim across a line break, so a line-oriented grep misses them, and the only match left in the tree was the pattern string in the test matching itself. A sweep whose sole carrier is its own pattern asserts nothing. It was rebuilt to key on the two SUBJECTS, which no rewording moves. VERIFICATION, all post-merge, every exit code captured by redirecting to a file first and never through a pipe: [1] turbo run build --filter=@object-ui/plugin-detail --filter=@object-ui/core --concurrency=2 under the shared verify lock -> exit 0, 'Tasks: 12 successful, 12 total', lock 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. [2] pnpm exec vitest run packages/plugin-detail/ packages/core/ packages/i18n/src/__tests__/residue-namespaces-3546.test.tsx under the lock -> exit 0, 'Test Files 323 passed (323)', 'Tests 4848 passed (4848)', lock 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. [3] type-check both packages -> 0 and 0, both logs echoing their script name so neither was a zero-match filter; ⚠️ both exit 2 against an UNBUILT tree with TS6305 / TS2307, which is a prerequisite failure and not a red — they pass once [1] has run, and that is worth recording because the first attempt this round hit exactly that. [4] lint both packages -> 0 and 0, '997 problems (0 errors)' and '542 problems (0 errors)', all pre-existing, the new test file contributing none. [5] gates: changeset presence 0 ('4 source file(s) of 2 released package(s) changed, and this change declares 1 changeset(s)'), changeset no-major 0, changeset claims 0, control-bytes 0 over 7393 tracked files plus a grep -naP sweep over the touched files finding none, new-cross-file-line-citations 0, comment-mask-corpus 0 (its one disagreement is the pre-existing apps/console/src/pages/DocsIndex.tsx residue objectui#7882 holds open), doc-fence-languages 0, doc-links 0, governed-queue-guard --test over all six changed paths 0 (NOT GOVERNED). NOT MEASURED: pnpm check:readme-exports exits 1 as a prerequisite failure, not a red — it collapses its own population ('packagesRead: found 13, floor is 25', '24 unbuilt') and owns a whole-workspace build step in its own workflow. OWNED BY CI: pnpm lint (turbo), pnpm test (full), check:spec-floors on its own workflow and the release path. English-only swept over every touched file (0 CJK hits) after one Chinese fragment was caught in a new comment. One self-inflicted defect found and fixed before push: a glob written inside a block comment terminated the comment and broke the parse — every touched file was then swept for the same shape (0 suspects). Clause-2 re-run after the rework: check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 9195 with PM_SWEEP_REPO=objectstack-ai/objectui exit 0, 'both carriers agree'. PR read back after the body edit: stored body starts with the exact sent bytes, +58 appended, exactly one footer block, session id survives because it is written as prose. Labels read back: needs:contract-review still attached, nothing stripped ('package: core' was added by the repo's labeler, another actor, and left alone). PR is DRAFT, auto_merge null, not enqueued.",
  "mcp_calls": "0 — every GitHub read and write across both rounds went through container REST; no MCP GitHub tool was called",
  "open_questions": [],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "noted, not filed: objectui#9184's pointer comment in RelatedList.tsx ALSO carried the false claim, in the 'refuses' spelling, so the coordinator's item 3 resolved to keep-and-correct rather than drop. Corrected inside the merge conflict resolution and declared in the PR body. Successor if left: the next reader of RelatedList.tsx, who would have found the component and the seam disagreeing about the driver.",
    "noted, not filed: packages/plugin-grid/src/hooks/multiValueFields.ts says isMultiValueField is 'the same arbiter the server-side write pipeline uses (framework#2552)'. That claim is TRUE and about a different consumer — the spec's own header records that the predicate was duplicated verbatim in record-validator and import-coerce — so it is not an instance of this defect. It is used deliberately as pin three's DISCRIMINATOR: the nearest true neighbour of the retired claim, required to stay on the excluded side. Successor: none needed.",
    "noted, not filed: pnpm check:readme-exports cannot be run meaningfully from a partially built tree — it collapses its population and exits 1 saying 'this run proves nothing'. Designed behaviour; its own workflow builds every package first. Successor: none — the workflow already owns it."
  ]
}

Draft PR: #9195 (draft, needs:contract-review attached, auto-merge null, not enqueued). Head 2d5a7b8d5, which merges origin/main at 759606e1d.

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