- schema_cobra_binding: the Identity-vs-spec check is now a defensive
self-consistency assertion (the spec is collected from the same
ContractFinal.Identity), not a cross-source pin; name the real drift
anchors (native annotation cross-check, collector uniqueness
self-validation, homology tool-count tripwire, surface/catalog hash
baselines) and relabel the mismatch diagnostic as collected vs declared.
- schema-compat: state explicitly that accepting interface_type clearing
is a deliberate wire-visible policy decision taken with the MCP pin
retirement (missing = unknown; re-population requires ParamDecl).
- schema_command_registry: drop retired bindings audit / MCP pin from the
peer reviewed-inputs comment; note they must not reappear.
- canonical: schema help no longer claims commands must enter a reviewed
registry; identity is collected from ContractFinal.Identity.
- homology: the tool-count tripwire error now says where to bump it after
review.
- Sweep stale 'reviewed registry' wording in corecmd and the help-flag
completeness gate comment; AGENTS.md interface-facts section matches.
- Relocate the registry-agnostic side-guards from the deleted
check-schema-command-registry.sh into check-schema-catalog.sh:
legacy hint/visibility source ban, go:generate single-track checks,
agent-metadata embed/loader bans, lazy-loader reference-count checks,
package-scope eager-initializer ban, internal/app loader ban, and the
two fresh-process laziness tests (TestRuntimeSchemaMetadataLoadsOnlyOnDemand,
TestOrdinaryRootCommandsDoNotLoadSchemaMetadata). Drop the guards that only
protected the retired reviewed registry (JSON Schema/product shard presence,
registry-overwrite go:generate ban, registry-count test runs); the native
materialization ban already lived in check-schema-catalog.sh.
- Rename the wire-visible CommandSpec.Source label from
"reviewed_command_registry" to "contract_identity" (new exported
constant CommandSourceContractIdentity): identity is collected from
ContractFinal.Identity declarations, the registry is gone. Source is a
provenance label excluded from the identity SourceHash (surface hash is
unchanged); the catalog content hash shifts with the delivered bytes as
expected. Updated every assignment and every test pin consistently.
- Update docs/schema-dynamic-endpoint-design.md,
docs/rfc-command-framework-convergence.md and
docs/flag-help-schema-homology.md: collector is the single identity
source, reviewed registry retired; keep genuine historical context.
Phase 3 of identity-deregistry. BuildEffectiveCommandRegistry now builds the
EffectiveCommandRegistry from CollectIdentitySpecs(root) instead of the
embedded reviewed registry, and the registry source is removed atomically:
- delete internal/cli/schema_command_registry/ (registry.json + products/),
schema_command_registry.schema.json, the three //go:embed directives, and
the registry-only loaders/validators (loadReviewedCommandRegistry,
decodeCommandRegistry, ValidateCommandRegistrySource, shard assemble/merge
helpers, ReviewedCommandRegistryMergedJSON/SourceHash, ReviewedCommandSpecs)
- keep CommandSpec/CommandRegistry/EffectiveCommandRegistry,
newEffectiveCommandRegistry/indexCommandSpecs, and SourceHash; the
collector-built effective hash is byte-identical to the reviewed one, so
catalog surface_hash/source_hash are unchanged
- convert the Phase 2 dual-run gate into TestCollectedIdentityIsValidSingleSource:
collected specs non-empty, no missing primaries, effective build succeeds,
SourceHash stable across repeated collection walks
- generators: catalog -surface and agent-metadata -registry/-surface become
fail-closed retired valves; outputguard no longer protects the registry
paths; fetch_mcp_metadata derives interface refs from collected identity
instead of the merged registry JSON
- retire scripts/policy/check-schema-command-registry.sh and its Makefile
invocation; generate-schema/check-generated-drift now fail closed if
schema_command_registry/ reappears
- update AGENTS.md, docs/reference.md, and in-code reviewed-input notes
Flipping BuildEffectiveCommandRegistry to the identity collector before
removing the reviewed registry is not a clean incremental step: the collector
only finds leaves present in the tree, so the 'reviewed entry without a Cobra
leaf' bind-failure path disappears and synthetic-root tests that exercise it
break. The switchover therefore ships together with the registry removal
(Phase 3) as one atomic change. The standing dual-run gate
(TestCollectedIdentityMatchesReviewedRegistry) keeps collected identity
byte-equivalent with the registry until then.
Move mapping_exclusions/removals into a reviewed Go ledger so ParamDecl.Property
stays the sole property authority without a committed empty bindings{} Phase 2 gate.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Runtime assemble was stamping Snapshot.SourceHash with the registry
surface hash, so schema --all catalog_hash diverged from the CI dump
content source_hash and failed Policy. Also remap ContractFinal
Interface.Ref onto pinned MCP metadata so interface_type stays aligned.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Move schema authority to declare-time ParamDecl/ContractFinal and
ResolveSchemaBuild so CI/runtime assemble instead of shipping JSON
exclusions/meta-index as delivery sources.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Publishes all 210 public built-in shortcuts as reviewed Agent-visible
leaf tools across 16 product groups, with stable canonical identities,
executable +shortcut CLI paths, parameter and cross-parameter
constraints, selection guidance, interface metadata, and runtime-aligned
safety/confirmation semantics. Catalog grows from 603 to 813 tools.