finding(components+): family D — the ~60 registrations that read NEITHER `body` nor `children`, measured across all 25 registering packages

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Filed by the domain:ui PM seat (os-tesla) on ruling Q2 → C of objectui#8284 (PM ruling comment on PR objectui#9254). ⛔ Unassigned; grading and pm:* are triage's.

Why this is a separate card and not the rest of objectui#8284

objectui#8284 executed the summon #17 / decision batch #2 ruling — "every component schema narrows to the channel its renderer actually reads and tombstones the other" — for family A+B: the 12 registrations measured to read exactly one channel, own a dedicated declaration, and be claimed by exactly one registration.

⭐ The measurement that made that possible also corrected the ruling's own cardinal. A TypeScript compiler-API read-site sweep (⛔ not grep — layout/box.tsx says schema.body in a docblock, and schema.bodyExtra is a prefix match, both lit as grep-hit / checker-non-hit controls) found:

registrations under packages/components	114 (the card said 17/17; the ruling said 34)
reading exactly one channel — landed by PR objectui#9254	13 (12 narrowed; sidebar held out, see below)
family D — reading NEITHER channel	~60

⇒ family D is where most of the defect lives by count, collapsible among them — and collapsible is objectui#8197, one of the three cards already fixed one page at a time that objectui#8284 identified as sharing this root.

What this card is

Extend the narrowing to family D. ⚠️ But the first act is not narrowing — it is measurement, and it is bigger than objectui#8284's:

1. Extend the compiler-API instrument across the other 24 packages that call ComponentRegistry.register. objectui#8284's sweep covered packages/components only. A "reads NEITHER channel" verdict is only sound over the whole set of readers.
2. Include the generic traversers. packages/core/src/validation/schema-validator.ts reads schema.children || schema.body — a reader that is not a component and that no per-component sweep sees.
3. Only then narrow, in the shape objectui#9254 established: ?: never on the TypeScript face, a declared by-name refusal (aliasKeyRefusal) on the zod mirror, and the tombstone kept a MEMBER so zod-mirror-parity's key sets stay equal.

⛔ What is NOT in this card

• Family C — the 9 registrations with a live children || body fallback (div, card, button, aspect-ratio, the page family). ⛔ Removing a live read is a behaviour change and AGENTS.md #0.1 says the fallback itself is the defect; those pull in opposite directions. That is a decision, and it is with the maintainer.
• Family E — the sidebar-* family and the any-typed registrations. ⛔ Giving those a declaration is new published surface, not a narrowing. Do not move them until someone rules whether they deserve declarations at all.
• The dev-time warning slice. Severed by the same ruling; its end state is registration metadata plus a gate that re-derives read sites, and it lands with or after the families, not before.

⚠️ Known hazard the taker will meet

Nine type names are claimed by 2+ registrations with DIFFERENT schema declarations — button ×3, and accordion / card / tabs / sidebar / icon / text / image ×2 each, plus two dynamic-tag registrations. Which declaration governs an authored node of that type is unmeasured, and it is exactly why sidebar was held out of family B rather than guessed into it. All nine are already flagged in the table on objectui#8284 (comment 5643712599), which is the table this card continues.

⚠️ Not measured

Nothing in family D has been measured beyond the packages/components slice. ⛔ The taker re-derives; the ~60 figure is objectui#8284's reading of one package and will move once the other 24 are swept.

Dedup

⚠️ No duplicate sweep with a lit control was run — REST /search/* answers 403 for this session by design ⇒ there is no "no duplicate found" assertion here. Known adjacent: objectui#8284 (parent) · PR objectui#9254 (family A+B, the shape to copy) · objectui#8197 · objectui#8234 · objectui#6939 (the three per-page fixes this root explains).

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Dispatching — domain:ui PM seat (os-tesla), R16, 2026-09-12T06:4xZ

Claimed: os-dev seat, by the domain:ui PM seat (os-tesla), R16.

Clause-②: yes

Clause-② yes, mechanically and not on the "not sure" rule: the deliverable narrows published authoring types (?: never on the TypeScript face) and refuses keys by name on the zod mirror.

The ruling this inherits — ⛔ not re-opened

Summon #17, decision batch #2, maintainer 「同意」 (objectui#8284 comment 5572150897), executed for family A+B by PR objectui#9254. The shape to copy is settled: ?: never on the TS face, aliasKeyRefusal on the zod mirror, and ⭐ the tombstone kept a MEMBER so zod-mirror-parity's key sets stay equal.

⭐ Read objectui#9254 before planning — it is the template AND the warning

Its seat corrected the ruling's own cardinal by measuring: 114 registrations, not 34; 13 reading one channel, not 17/17. The old figures were grep artifacts — a docblock and a prefix match — and it proved that with lit controls in both directions. ⇒ your family-D verdict is a claim of ABSENCE across 25 packages, which is the most fragile kind of reading there is. ⛔ Do not produce it with grep.

⛔ Out of scope — ruled, do not drift into them

Family C (the 9 live children || body fallbacks) is with the maintainer. Family E (sidebar-*, the any-typed registrations) is frozen — giving those a declaration is new published surface. The dev-time warning slice is severed. If your work starts needing any of these, stop and report.

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Extended measured table — all 24 registering packages, not one (ruling execution step 1, family D)

Posted before any declaration moves, as the objectui#8284 ruling requires and as PR objectui#9254 did for families A+B. This continues the table on objectui#8284 comment 5643712599; every figure below is re-derived on this branch, and the two that moved are called out.

Instrument

The same TypeScript type checker instrument, extended from one package to 46 programs: every workspace package (40), apps/console, apps/site and the four examples/*. Each body / children read is an AST property access, element access or binding element whose OBJECT expression is asked for its TYPE, and the read is filed under that type. Comments and docblocks are not AST nodes, so they cannot score. 1,604 source files entered the programs (tests, dist, node_modules excluded).

Two instrument defects were found and fixed while extending it. Both produced WRONG answers silently, so they are reported rather than quietly corrected:

1. Attribution by bare type NAME pools unrelated types. __type is the symbol name of EVERY anonymous object type literal and Record of every mapped-type instantiation. Filing reads under bare names put 20 registrations into "reads BOTH" that read nothing — six app-shell renderers whose props type is an inline literal, the plugin-charts arms, plugin-detail, plugin-markdown, plugin-editor, layout. Identity is now NAME plus the file and line of the type's own declaration.
2. An unbuilt tree answers any, and any reads as NEITHER. @object-ui/types resolves through dist/*.d.ts; before turbo run build, GridSchema in renderers/layout/grid.tsx resolved to any and grid scored NEITHER — it reads children. The reading of record is taken on a fully built tree (43 of 43 build tasks green) and the module-resolution probe reports 0 unresolved-module diagnostics.

Lit controls, both directions (the instrument is proven able to miss and able to hit):

• grep-hit / checker-non-hit, inherited: the schema.body docblock in renderers/layout/box.tsx; schema.bodyExtra / schema.bodyShape in action/action-button.tsx and action/action-icon.tsx (prefix match).
• grep-hit / checker-non-hit, new in family D — four kinds the one-package sweep never met:
  • packages/plugin-chatbot/src/renderer.tsx writes body: schema.requestBody — an HTTP request body, three times, in the three registrations family D is about to narrow.
  • packages/components/src/renderers/complex/carousel.tsx and complex/resizable.tsx carry body: inside EXAMPLE schema literals in their own registration metadata (defaultProps) — authored documents, not reads.
  • packages/plugin-view/src/index.tsx renders a bare {children} from its React props. SchemaRenderer STRIPS children and body from the props bag it spreads, so that expression can never receive the authored channel.
  • packages/layout/src/index.ts says schema.children four times in prose.
• Positive control: the same instrument scores 36 schema-attributed reads filed under the 18 published declarations (families A, B, C below), including two the one-package sweep could not see.

Population

	measured here	objectui#8284's reading
registering packages	24	"25"
registrations	219	114
distinct registered type names	199	—

⚠️ 24, not 25. apps/console registers nothing through ComponentRegistry.register — it holds 21 registerLazy aliases pointing at plugin packages, and the declarations those resolve to live inside the plugin. That is the likeliest source of the card's 25; it is named here rather than counted, because a lazy alias contributes no declaration to narrow.

Summary — the whole population, by what its renderer READS

disposition	registrations	note
reads children only	9	family A — unchanged from the one-package table
reads body only	6	family B — two new, both outside packages/components
reads BOTH (live fallback)	15	family C — 9 published declarations + 6 inline types
reads NEITHER, published declaration	77	family D — this card
reads NEITHER, local or inline declaration	23	no published face to narrow
renderer prop typed any	77	family E — frozen
renderer prop typed bare BaseSchema	9	family E — the sidebar-* bucket
total	219

⚠️ The ~60 figure is superseded: 77. It was one package's reading. Family D reaches 12 packages: components 57, plugin-dashboard 4, plugin-ai 3, plugin-chatbot 3, plugin-view 3, and one each in plugin-detail, plugin-designer, plugin-calendar, plugin-list, plugin-report, plugin-timeline, layout. 20 of the 77 are outside packages/components — the truncated sweep could not have seen them.

Family B gained two rows the one-package sweep could not see

registered type	declaration	read site	package
list	ListViewRuntimeProps	the schema.body read in plugin-list/src/index.tsx	packages/plugin-list
list-view	ListViewRuntimeProps	same	packages/plugin-list

⚠️ Note list: packages/components registers list with ListSchema, which reads NEITHER, and plugin-list registers list with a declaration that reads body. That is the collision hazard below, and it is why list is held out.

The generic traversers — the readers no per-component sweep sees

reader	what it reads	verdict for family D
packages/react/src/SchemaRenderer.tsx	destructures children and body OUT of the props bag	⭐ it renders NEITHER generically — it hands the node to the registered component and strips both keys, so "the renderer reads neither" means the content is dropped, full stop
packages/core/src/validation/schema-validator.ts	schema.children else schema.body	VALIDATION recursion only — it descends into authored content to validate it; it renders nothing
packages/components/src/renderers/layout/semantic.tsx	schema.children else schema.body	a DYNAMIC-tag factory, 7 tag names: aside main header nav footer section article
packages/components/src/renderers/basic/html-elements.tsx	schema.children else schema.body	a DYNAMIC-tag factory, 37 HTML tag names
packages/components/src/renderers/layout/containers.tsx	schema?.body / schema?.children, 16 sites	the any-typed page-container registrations: tabs card accordion section header footer sidebar
packages/cli/src/commands/validate.ts, packages/runner/src/LayoutRenderer.tsx, packages/vscode-extension/src/providers/SchemaValidator.ts	data.children / item.children	validators and nav-item trees, not the node content channel

⭐ The two dynamic-tag factories DO read the channel, and they were the real risk to a NEITHER verdict. Their 44 tag names were enumerated and intersected with the family-D type names: the intersection is empty. containers.tsx is the one that does collide — accordion and tabs are family-D names it also claims — and both are held out below.

The hazard is bigger than nine: 19 type names carry 2+ registrations

ComponentRegistry.register writes the namespaced key AND a bare-name fallback, and the bare-name write is last-one-wins (the method's own comment says so). Which declaration governs an authored node of such a type therefore depends on module import order.

menu text image icon button form calendar card tabs grid accordion sidebar alert list timeline chart plus the two dynamic-tag registrations and the two dynamic fieldType registrations.

Eight of these are cross-PACKAGE collisions the one-package sweep could not see: form (components + plugin-form), calendar (components + plugin-calendar), grid (components + plugin-grid), list (components + plugin-list), alert (components + plugin-detail), menu (components + app-shell), chart and timeline (inside their own plugin).

Family D — 77 registrations, of which 66 are narrowable and 11 are held out

Held out, with the specific measurement each still needs:

held	why
accordion, button (UIActionSchema arm), calendar, icon (both arms), image, list, tabs, text, timeline	the type name carries 2+ registrations with DIFFERENT declarations; which one governs is unmeasured — the same reason sidebar was held out of family B
input (InputSchema)	InputShorthandSchema is declared as Omit of it, so a tombstone here propagates onto the email / password shorthand face, whose registrations are any-typed — family E, frozen
chatbot family, body channel only	the parity ledger already records this key: "TS declares a rendered slot; the mirror declares Record of unknown — two different meanings of one key, a naming collision to rule on". Their children channel is clean and is narrowed

The remaining 66 registrations over 64 published declarations are narrowed: both channels tombstoned, ?: never on the TypeScript face and a by-name refusal on the zod mirror, the tombstone kept a MEMBER so zod-mirror-parity's key sets stay equal.

⚠️ Real authored usage of the channels about to be refused — NON-ZERO, and it is in PUBLISHED material again

A brace-matched object-literal census over 7,182 files (positive control: the same scan finds 431 documents authoring the channel those renderers DO read, so the query is live). It found 11 hits; the false-positive guard matters, since "pageType": "detail" matched as a node of type detail until the key name was anchored.

Seven are real documents, and every one renders an EMPTY element today:

document	node	authored	what the renderer reads
examples/schema-catalog/src/schemas/components-overlay-dialog/dialog-trigger.json	dialog	children	content
examples/schema-catalog/src/schemas/components-overlay-drawer/basic-drawer.json	drawer	children	content
examples/schema-catalog/src/schemas/components-overlay-popover/basic-popover.json	popover	children	content
examples/schema-catalog/src/schemas/components-disclosure-collapsible/basic-collapsible.json	collapsible	children	trigger + content
content/docs/components/overlay/dialog.mdx	DialogSchema	documents children as the content channel	content
content/docs/components/overlay/drawer.mdx	DrawerSchema	documents children	content
content/docs/components/overlay/popover.mdx	PopoverSchema	documents children	content

⭐ The four catalog documents are the demo gallery — the rendered showcase — and the three docs pages are the published component reference, which is where an author learns the spelling. The docs page and the catalog document agree with each other and disagree with the renderer: the reference TEACHES the dead channel, so this is not seven authors slipping, it is the documentation manufacturing the defect. collapsible is objectui#8197, found for the third time.

The four remaining hits are packages/types fixtures and the chatbot mirror's own declaration line; they are triaged in the PR, not migrated silently.

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  "issue": 9256,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-9256-family-d-content-channel",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/9261",
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "summary": "Extended objectui#8284's compiler-API read-site instrument from one package to 46 programs (every workspace package plus the apps and examples, 1,604 source files) and posted the measured table on the card before any declaration moved (comment 5644340762). The population is 219 registrations in 24 registering packages, not 25: apps/console registers nothing directly, it holds 21 registerLazy aliases. Family D is 77 registrations, not the card's ~60, and 20 of them are outside packages/components. 64 registrations over 62 published declarations are narrowed: body and children become `?: never` on the TypeScript face and a by-name retirementTombstone refusal on the zod mirror, kept a MEMBER so zod-mirror-parity's key sets stay equal; each tombstone's guidance names the keys that declaration's renderer DOES read, derived from the same instrument. Eleven registrations are held out and named with the measurement each still needs. Two instrument defects were found and fixed while extending it, both of which answered wrong SILENTLY: attribution by bare type NAME pools `__type` and `Record` across unrelated inline types (it put 20 registrations in 'reads BOTH' that read nothing), and on an unbuilt tree `@object-ui/types` resolves to `any`, which reads as NEITHER (grid scored NEITHER that way; it reads children). Assignee was empty on arrival, as dispatched; I never set it.",
  "tests": "ALL on 7bde46114, the branch head, from the committed tree, every heavy command through scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh and read from its VERDICT line. BUILD: turbo run build --filter='!@object-ui/site' --concurrency=2 -> 43 successful, 43 total. TSC (downstream direction, the one a contract narrowing lands on): turbo run type-check --filter='...@object-ui/types' -> 77 successful, 77 total. VITEST: packages/types/ -> 180 files / 4101 tests passed; packages/components/ + packages/types/ -> 446 files / 6539 tests passed; examples/schema-catalog/ -> 31 files / 2151 tests passed; examples/schema-catalog/ + packages/core/ + packages/react/ -> 262 files / 6336 tests (green after the objectui#9254 live control this PR supersedes was updated). GATES (each exit code captured by redirect-then-capture, never through a pipe): check:doc-snippets, check:doc-examples, check:doc-types (188 docs / 1107 blocks / 897 type literals judged), check:doc-fences, check:doc-example-ids, check-changeset-presence (25 source files of 1 released package, 1 changeset), changeset:check (no changeset declares major), check:control-bytes (7,449 tracked text files), check:new-line-citations (0 new cross-file line citations), check:handler-key-reads, check:spec-symbols, check:action-forward-parity, check:designer-field-key-parity, check:readme-exports, check:sdui-registration-pins, check:dist-completeness, check-governed-queue-guard --test (NOT GOVERNED, 35 paths, 0 matched) -- all exit 0. One gate name in my dispatch does not exist here: `check:changeset-no-major` exits 254 with 'Command not found' (MODULE_NOT_FOUND class = NOT MEASURED, not a red gate); this repo spells it `changeset:check`, which I ran instead and which reports the same verdict. LINT: whole population read, no narrowing argument needed -- eslint . --no-inline-config --format json selected 4,877 files by eslint's own config; the 35 files this branch touches carry 0 errors and 98 warnings, every one @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any and NONE on a line this branch added (checked against the diff's added-line set); repo totals 95 errors / 13,008 warnings, all outside this diff. ABLATION -- both faces, both readers, from the committed tree, each leg prechecking git hash-object against the HEAD blob, proving the mutation on disk by marker count, and restoring under trap ... EXIT INT TERM with absolute paths, proved by an empty git diff HEAD and never by an exit code: BASELINE both files == HEAD blob, vitest GREEN 631/631, tsc exit 0. LEG 1 (delete DialogSchema's children refusal arm from the ZOD face; markers 18 -> 17, 8 lines removed): vitest RED 4 failed / 627 passed AND tsc RED, 2x TS2322 in zod-mirror-parity.test.ts's TYPED ledger -- a second, independent reader. LEG 2 (delete DialogSchema's `children?: never` from the TYPESCRIPT face; occurrences 9 -> 8): vitest GREEN 631 passed (631) and tsc RED with TS2578 Unused '@ts-expect-error' directive plus a TS2322 ledger error -- reporting only vitest would have recorded NOT MEASURED as green, which is exactly objectui#9254's lesson. RESTORE: git diff HEAD empty for both files, vitest GREEN 631/631, tsc exit 0. CROSS-PACKAGE REVERSE VALIDATION (proving the consumer reads the rebuilt .d.ts and not a cache): a temporary probe in packages/components authoring { type: 'dialog', children: [...] } as DialogSchema turned pnpm --filter @object-ui/components type-check RED with TS2322 'Type ... is not assignable to type undefined'; removing it returned exit 0 and git status is empty. AUTHORED-USAGE CENSUS: 7,182 files scanned, positive control 431 documents authoring the channel those renderers DO read; 11 hits, of which 7 are real documents rendering empty today and are fixed in this PR. NOT MEASURED and declared to CI: the full pnpm test, turbo run type-check across all 41 packages (only the 77-task downstream closure of @object-ui/types ran here), and the rest of the lint.yml gate farm.",
  "mcp_calls": "1 - one search_issues for dedup, which FAILED with 'API rate limit already exceeded for user ID 327383522'. Everything else went over repo-scoped REST (probe returned HTTP 200 at the start) plus git.",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "The `body` key of the three chatbot faces is held out of this card. `zod-mirror-parity.test.ts`'s ledger already records it verbatim: the TypeScript face inherits `body` as a content channel (SchemaNode or SchemaNode[]) while the mirror declares it as Record of unknown, 'additional API body params' -- 'Two different meanings of one key -- a naming collision to rule on, not a widening.' The renderer reads neither: it reads `schema.requestBody`. So the key is dead on BOTH readings, but tombstoning it would silently pick one of the two declared meanings.",
      "options": [
        "A - rule that the mirror's `body` is the stray spelling: refuse `body` on both faces (the family-D tombstone) and keep `requestBody`, which is the key the renderer actually reads and which the enhanced/floating faces already mirror alone",
        "B - rule that `body` is the canonical API-params spelling and `requestBody` is the alias: fold or alias-refuse `requestBody` instead, and leave `body` live as a record",
        "C - leave both declared as they are and record the collision as accepted drift"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, because it is the only option consistent with what was measured rather than with declaration history: no renderer read consumes `body` under any meaning (the three registrations read `schema.requestBody`), the two sibling faces ChatbotEnhancedSchema and ChatbotFloatingSchema already mirror `requestBody` alone and declare no `body` at all, and B would newly invite a key nothing reads. But it changes a key the ledger flags for a RULING, so it is not mine to take under this card."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "noted, NOT FILED (dedup channel unavailable, handing to PM to file): two published declarations declare a component `type` literal that a DIFFERENT registration serves -- `AppComponentSchema` declares `app`, and `app` is rendered by `PageNodeSchema` (family C, reads both channels); `DetailViewSchema` declares `detail-view`, and that name is registered in plugin-detail with an `any`-typed renderer while `DetailViewSchema` itself is the declaration of the `detail` registration. An author type-checking against either face is authoring keys for a renderer that is not the one their node reaches. Both were measured here (that is why both are held out of the narrowing), but I could not run the required duplicate search: REST /search/* is refused by the egress proxy by design, and the one targeted MCP search_issues call returned 'API rate limit already exceeded for user ID 327383522'. Filing unchecked is a forbidden shape, so the finding goes to PM with its evidence.",
    "noted, not filed: the multi-registration hazard is 19 `type` names, not the card's nine -- eight of them cross-PACKAGE collisions a one-package sweep cannot see (`form`, `calendar`, `grid`, `list`, `alert`, `menu`, `chart`, `timeline`). The mechanism is measured: ComponentRegistry.register writes a bare-name fallback LAST-ONE-WINS, so which declaration governs depends on import order. Successor: this card itself -- it is published in the table comment and in the PR, and it is the reason for nine of the eleven hold-outs.",
    "noted, not filed: the chatbot `body` collision above is already recorded in-repo, verbatim, in zod-mirror-parity.test.ts's KnownDrift ledger. A new card would duplicate an existing record; successor is whoever answers the open question.",
    "noted, not filed: `content/docs/components/overlay/{dialog,drawer,popover}.mdx` documented `children` as the content channel for renderers that read `content` -- the published reference was manufacturing the defect this card exists to close, not merely failing to mention it. FIXED IN THIS PR as an instance of the card, together with the four schema-catalog documents that followed it.",
    "noted, not filed: the instrument defects this run found (bare-name type attribution pooling `__type`/`Record`; an unbuilt tree resolving published declarations to `any`) are properties of the ad-hoc sweep, not of the repo. Nothing in the tree carries them today. Successor: whoever runs the next family (C or E) -- both are written up in the table comment so the next sweep starts from a correct instrument."
  ]
}

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Answer to the open question on the chatbot body key — ⛔ route, do not rule

Your recommendation (option A) is consistent with everything measurable here, and I verified the load-bearing half of it independently:

fact	measurement
the renderer reads requestBody, not body	packages/plugin-chatbot/src/renderer.tsx :85, :274, :412 — all three spell body: schema.requestBody, i.e. requestBody is what gets sent as the HTTP body
the rename already happened on the declaration side	packages/types/src/zod/base.zod.ts:123 — "declaration renamed the key to requestBody…"
the mirror's omission is deliberate, not an oversight	packages/types/src/zod/complex.zod.ts:656 — "requestBody is deliberately NOT in this pick."
the two sibling faces carry requestBody	complex.zod.ts:707, :745 — requestBody: chatbotRequestBodyArm()

⇒ nothing reads body under either meaning, exactly as you reported.

⭐ But the ruling is already someone else's, and the card already exists

objectui#8572 — ChatbotSchema.body accepts more than the declared contract — is open, labelled domain:spec, and is this same key, this same collision, already measured with a live control:

complex.zod.ts#ChatbotSchema mirrors the chat API's body params as z.record(z.string(), z.unknown()).optional(). That is WIDER than BaseSchemaCore.body, which is the single-or-list node slot. It is the only wider redeclaration among the 109 base-key redeclarations across the component union's arms — the other 108 are equal or narrower.

and it carries the reachability measurement your question implies but does not have:

document	main	objectui#8501 head
chatbot node at the ROOT	ACCEPTED	ACCEPTED
same node inside card.body[]	REFUSED	ACCEPTED
same node inside div.children[]	REFUSED	ACCEPTED
control — nested off-spec icon	ACCEPTED	REFUSED

⇒ ⛔ Keep the three chatbot faces held out of objectui#9261, exactly as you did. Do not tombstone body there. Deciding it inside a family-D narrowing would pick one of two declared meanings silently — which is the precise thing objectui#8572 exists to prevent, and it is a domain:spec contract call, not a domain:ui one.

I am not ruling A here, and I am not filing a new card: filing would duplicate objectui#8572. Your evidence — the three schema.requestBody read sites and the two sibling faces — is carried onto objectui#8572 as the read-site half it was missing, since its own table measures acceptance width but not what the renderer consumes.

Two notes on your report

• check:changeset-no-major does not exist in this repo. You were right to classify the 254 / Command not found as NOT MEASURED rather than a red gate, and right to run changeset:check instead. That wrong gate name came from my dispatch; the dispatch template is being corrected, not your run.
• Your search_issues failure was environmental, not yours: the MCP GitHub server is rate-limited on its own identity (user ID 327383522), independently of the repo token. ⭐ Refusing to file unchecked was the right call. I ran the dedup by enumerating all 452 open issues (complete: 464 items = 100+100+100+100+64, page 6 empty, matching open_issues_count) and filed what survived:
  • objectui#9264 — the bare-name last-one-wins registry hazard. ⚠️ Filed with your counts marked explicitly unverified by me: I re-read and confirmed the mechanism (Registry.ts:179, :185, :833; public-blocks.ts:47) but did not re-derive the 19 names or the eight cross-package ones. Since both instrument defects you found answered wrong silently, an unreplicated count from that run is a lead, not a result — the card says so.
  • objectui#9263 — the app / PageRenderer / PageNodeSchema collision. ⚠️ Your second example did not survive re-measurement and is not in the card: detail-view registers DetailViewRenderer (plugin-detail/src/index.tsx:284), which is React.FC<{…}> at :241, not any, and its wrapper casts to DetailViewSchema at :275 — declaration and registration agree there, by documented design. The app half held and got sharper: PageRenderer is typed schema: PageNodeSchema (page.tsx:475) and is registered under five names (page/app/utility/home/record), of which only app is measured.

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{
  "issue": 9256,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-9256-family-d-content-channel",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/9261",
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "summary": "MERGE FOLLOW-UP on the earlier report, which stands unchanged otherwise. `origin/main` moved to 20b507aff0 while this branch was in flight; merged with `git merge origin/main` into merge commit 502660a19 and pushed to the same branch -- never rebased, never amended, never force-pushed, and the branch's earlier history is byte-identical. PR 9261 is `mergeable: true` again; `mergeable_state` is now `blocked`, which is the draft-plus-checks-running state, not `dirty`. Exactly ONE conflict, and it is the one this PR's body predicted in advance: `examples/schema-catalog/test/overlay-trigger-mirror-6939.test.tsx`, where objectui#9254 rewrote the `tooltip` half of one `it` block and this card rewrote the `context-menu` half. Resolved by keeping BOTH refusals -- objectui#9254's live control ended on its own written terms ('that verdict needs a cross-package sweep before it can be acted on', and this card IS that sweep), and the reading about `tooltip` is now kept honest by the key-scoped control instead. Nothing else conflicted: the two cards narrow DISJOINT declarations, so the four shared `packages/types` files auto-merged and the `tombstone.zod.ts` import lists merged into their union. On @object-ui/core's export surface, which the coordinator flagged as the likely second conflict site: this diff changes no file under `packages/core` at all, so objectui#9258's new `optionDisplayLabel` export never met it -- verified by the merge output and by `git diff --name-only`. Nothing generated needed regenerating: `pnpm-lock.yaml` is byte-identical across the merge (empty `git diff` over it); `pnpm install` was re-run anyway and exited 0. A duplicate-member scan over every edited interface reports 0 duplicated `body` / `children` declarations.",
  "tests": "ALL RE-RUN on the merge commit 502660a19, from the committed tree, each heavy command through scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh and read from its VERDICT line. BUILD: turbo run build --filter='!@object-ui/site' --concurrency=2 -> 43 successful, 43 total. TSC: turbo run type-check --filter='...@object-ui/types' (the downstream closure) -> 77 successful, 77 total, 0 `error TS` lines. VITEST: pnpm exec vitest run packages/types/ packages/components/ examples/schema-catalog/ -> Test Files 478 passed (478) / Tests 8778 passed (8778). GATES, all exit 0: check:doc-snippets, check:doc-examples, check:doc-types, check:doc-fences, check:doc-example-ids, check:control-bytes, check:new-line-citations, check:handler-key-reads, check:spec-symbols, check-changeset-presence, changeset:check; check-governed-queue-guard --test -> NOT GOVERNED, 35 paths, 0 matched. LINT, whole population re-read on the merge commit: eslint . --no-inline-config --format json selected 4,879 files by eslint's own config; the 35 files this branch touches carry 0 errors and 98 warnings, every one @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any and NONE on a line this branch added; repo totals 95 errors / 13,006 warnings, all outside this diff. ABLATION RE-RUN IN FULL, because the merge touched both files its legs mutate: baseline both files == HEAD blob, vitest GREEN 631/631, tsc exit 0; LEG 1 (delete DialogSchema's children arm from the ZOD face, markers 18 -> 17, 8 lines removed) vitest RED 4 failed / 627 passed AND tsc RED with 2x TS2322 in the parity ledger; LEG 2 (delete DialogSchema's `children?: never` from the TS face) vitest GREEN 631 passed and tsc RED with TS2578 plus a TS2322 ledger error; restore proved by an empty `git diff HEAD` on both files, then GREEN/exit 0 again. The one number that moved is itself proof the merge landed: the baseline count of `children?: never` in packages/types/src/overlay.ts is now 10, not 9 -- objectui#9254's TooltipSchema tombstone is the tenth. CI ON THE PUSHED HEAD 502660a19: it has started -- 36 check runs, of which 28 success, 3 skipped, 5 still in progress (Test shards 1-4 of 4, and Type Check) and ZERO failures at the time of this report. That is `in_progress`, not green: I am reporting the count and the conclusions as read, and I am NOT waiting for the remaining five, per the coordinator's instruction. The previous head 7bde46114 indeed had zero check runs; it no longer matters, since the branch head is now the merge commit.",
  "mcp_calls": "1 for the whole run - the one dedup search_issues that failed with 'API rate limit already exceeded for user ID 327383522'. The merge round added none: branch, PR, label, comment and check-run reads all went over repo-scoped REST plus git.",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "Unchanged from the first report, and the coordinator has said they will rule on it separately: the `body` key of the three chatbot faces is held out. The TypeScript face inherits `body` as a content channel while the mirror declares it as `Record` of unknown, 'additional API body params'; zod-mirror-parity's ledger already records this verbatim as 'two different meanings of one key -- a naming collision to rule on, not a widening'. The renderer reads neither spelling of it: it reads `schema.requestBody`.",
      "options": [
        "A - refuse `body` on both faces (the family-D tombstone) and keep `requestBody`, the key the renderer reads and the only one the enhanced/floating faces mirror",
        "B - treat `body` as the canonical API-params spelling and alias-refuse `requestBody` instead",
        "C - record the collision as accepted drift and change nothing"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, on the measurement rather than on declaration history: no renderer read consumes `body` under either meaning, and the two sibling faces already mirror `requestBody` alone. Still not mine to take under this card -- it is a key the ledger flags for a ruling."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "filed by the PM with my evidence (per their message, so NOT re-filed here): the two declarations whose own `type` literal is served by a different registration -- `AppComponentSchema` declares `app` while `PageNodeSchema` renders it, and `DetailViewSchema` declares `detail-view` while that name is registered with an `any`-typed renderer.",
    "noted, not filed: the multi-registration hazard is 19 `type` names, not the card's nine, eight of them cross-PACKAGE (`form`, `calendar`, `grid`, `list`, `alert`, `menu`, `chart`, `timeline`); ComponentRegistry.register's bare-name fallback is last-one-wins, so which declaration governs depends on import order. Published in the table comment and the PR; it is the reason for nine of the eleven hold-outs.",
    "noted, not filed: the chatbot `body` collision is already recorded in-repo, verbatim, in zod-mirror-parity.test.ts's KnownDrift ledger; a new card would duplicate it, and the coordinator is ruling on it.",
    "noted, not filed: `content/docs/components/overlay/{dialog,drawer,popover}.mdx` documented `children` as the content channel for renderers that read `content` -- the published reference was manufacturing this card's defect. FIXED IN THIS PR with the four schema-catalog documents that followed it.",
    "noted, not filed: the merge conflict this PR predicted is itself a reading worth keeping -- two cards executing one ruling in per-family PRs will collide in any test that carries a cross-family live control. The resolution pattern (keep both refusals, replace the cross-family control with a key-scoped one) is written into the merge commit message for whoever lands families C or E."
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{
  "issue": 9256,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-9256-family-d-content-channel",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/9261",
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "summary": "RED-CI FOLLOW-UP; the two earlier reports stand. The failure was mine and was exactly what the coordinator diagnosed: narrowing CalendarViewSchema added `body` and `children` as declared members, so the interface went from 13 own keys to 15, and `packages/plugin-calendar/src/readme-calendar-view-schema.test.ts` holds the README's prose figure to the interface. Fixed at the prose, not at the pin. ⛔ NOT a bare number swap: 15 counts two members an author can never write, so the README now states both halves -- 13 authorable keys, which are the ones its listing carries, plus two REFUSALS counted because the interface declares them and omitted from the listing because the listing is the authorable surface, with the reason (no renderer read consumes either channel for a calendar-view node; it renders events computed from `data`) and the card number. SECOND STALE CLAIM FOUND BY THE SAME STANDARD, which a bare number swap would have missed: `content/docs/api/schema-reference.md`'s shared BaseSchema table described `children` as 'Alias for `body`'. Nothing folds one into the other at any point -- that sentence is the belief objectui#8284 exists to correct, on the reference page an author reads before writing either key. Both rows now say their types are BaseSchema's and point at a new note stating the real rule: two channels, which one a node renders is per component and measured, the other tombstoned (naming objectui#9254 and objectui#9256). ENUMERATED, NOT INFERRED, per the coordinator's warning: every .md / .mdx under packages/, content/, docs/, apps/ and examples/ was scanned for count-shaped prose (`declares N keys`, `N keys of its own`, `N declared keys`, `N members`, `N properties`, and the word-number forms) and for exhaustiveness-shaped prose (`all/every/complete/exhaustive ... keys`) within the 337 doc lines that mention any of the 62 narrowed declarations. Exactly two live claims move, both fixed here. Two near-misses checked and cleared: `packages/plugin-form/README.md` and `content/docs/plugins/plugin-form.mdx` state 23 keys for `FormField`, an interface this card does not touch; `docs/audits/2026-08-zod-to-json-schema-fidelity.md` counts `AnyComponentSchema` union ARMS, and this card adds and removes none. The 23 per-type tables in schema-reference.md make no exhaustiveness claim -- only the BaseSchema table does, and BaseSchema is untouched. I also re-checked `packages/plugin-dashboard/README.md`, which main changed after my enumeration: 14 mentions of `DashboardComponentSchema`, no key count, no exhaustiveness claim.",
  "tests": "CI IS GREEN on the pushed head 44e3eb2e5: 36 check runs, 33 success, 3 skipped, 0 failures, 0 pending -- and `Test (shard 1/4)`, the one that was red, is green. PR 9261 reads `mergeable_state: clean`. LOCAL, on the committed tree: pnpm exec vitest run packages/plugin-calendar/ -> Test Files 34 passed (34) / Tests 239 passed (239), the failing pin among them. Then the enumerated set in one run -- pnpm exec vitest run over packages/plugin-ai, plugin-calendar, plugin-chatbot, plugin-dashboard, plugin-designer, plugin-detail, plugin-list, plugin-report, plugin-timeline, plugin-view and layout -> Test Files 564 passed (564) / Tests 5548 passed (5548). Build: turbo run build --filter='!@object-ui/site' -> 43 successful, 43 total. Doc gates, re-run AFTER that build: check:doc-snippets and check:doc-examples exit 0 (their first run this round exited 2, PRECONDITION NOT MET, because the re-created worktree had no dist -- NOT MEASURED, not a red gate, and re-run properly rather than reported); check:doc-types, check:doc-fences, check:doc-example-ids, check:control-bytes, check:new-line-citations, check-changeset-presence all exit 0. ⚠️ ONE THING I STARTED AND DID NOT FINISH, declared rather than hidden: I began a full local `pnpm test` to answer 'do not infer' definitively, and KILLED it at ~30 minutes. It was holding the shared verify lock with a sibling agent (issue-9150) queued behind it for 751 seconds, and vitest emits no per-file progress in a non-TTY, so it was a long lock hold buying no visibility. I killed only my own PIDs, by PID, after tracing the chain 1926 -> 1925 -> 1909 -> 1897 -> 1849 -> 1848, never by process name, and confirmed the lock was released and the queued sibling acquired it. ⇒ the full local suite is NOT MEASURED. The 4-shard CI `Test` job is the authority on the whole population, it is the reader that caught plugin-calendar, and it is green on this head. MERGE STATE: main advanced again while CI ran (three commits: objectui#9265, objectui#9267, objectui#9268); `git diff --name-only HEAD...origin/main` shows they touch no file under packages/types, and the two they do touch in packages/components are `action-button.tsx` / `action-icon.tsx`, whose `UIActionSchema` arm this card HOLDS OUT -- no interaction. The branch is behind but mergeable and the queue rebuilds on current main, so I did not chase it.",
  "mcp_calls": "1 for the whole run - the one dedup search_issues that failed on the MCP identity's own rate limit. This round added none: pushes, check-run reads, PR and label reads all went over repo-scoped REST plus git.",
  "open_questions": [],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "resolved by the coordinator, not by me: the chatbot `body` naming collision is owned by objectui#8572 (open, `domain:spec`), which now carries my three `schema.requestBody` read sites. The three chatbot faces stay held out, and the LIVE CONTROL in the pin test keeps proving `body` still parses there.",
    "noted, not filed: `content/docs/api/schema-reference.md` told every reader that `children` is an alias for `body`. That is not a documentation nit -- it is the single sentence that most efficiently manufactures the defect objectui#8284 names, sitting on the page authors consult first. FIXED HERE as an instance of the card, on the same standard as the four schema-catalog documents and three overlay pages this PR already corrected.",
    "noted, not filed: the prose-figure class has exactly one mechanical guard in this repo -- `readme-calendar-view-schema.test.ts` -- and it covers one README of the 43 tracked ones. It is why this round had a red to act on at all; every other count figure in the tree is checked by reading. Successor: whoever lands family C or E will move counts again and will have no gate to tell them, so the enumeration recipe is written into the commit message rather than left in a scratchpad.",
    "noted, not filed: the multi-registration hazard is 19 `type` names, not the card's nine, eight of them cross-PACKAGE; unchanged from the first report and published in the table comment.",
    "noted, not filed: this round's process reading -- a long local run that holds the shared verify lock while emitting no progress is worse than the CI job it duplicates. The sibling waited 751s for a run I then killed. Declaring the run NOT MEASURED and leaning on CI's sharded job is the cheaper correct answer whenever CI runs the same command."
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