- Port drive list --depth N BFS recursive listing (pan + workspace routes,
rate-limit requeue, SIGINT partial emit, --pattern/--quiet)
- Port doc style cover set/clear, background set/clear, get with local
image validation and attachment-upload subflow
- Register all 26 newly ported commands in schema_command_registry with
reviewed metadata/selection hints instead of exclusions (813->839 tools)
- Review fixes: drive list --node usage text no longer implies required
in agent schema; remove broken formula-verify --exit-on-error; error on
--range without --sheet-id; portable stdin read; drop local --yes
shadowing root -y on drive revert/transfer-owner; use
confirmDangerousAction for non-delete confirms; explicit
recursiveChange=false now transmitted; sheet version revert and
comment delete moved into sheet confirmationGuards registry
Remove --version flag from drive download (polymorphic tool dispatch
incompatible with schema validation). Regenerate schema catalog and
add new commands to schema_command_exclusions.json.
Restore calendar helper behavior to main, finalize reviewed alias/guard decisions, cover payload and dry-run paths, and record the local migration freeze checkpoint.
Now that alias spellings are normalized to canonical flags in the PreParse
pipeline, drop the redundant flagOrFallback tails in the event-list handler and
read --start/--end/--calendar-id/--cursor/--limit directly (keeping --count as a
deliberately separate flag). Behaviour is unchanged; the pilot test guards it.
Add the ⑥ regression gate that replays every reviewed validation_fixture bad case
through the real embedded PreParse pipeline and asserts the canonical outcome
(accepting either semantic rewrite or native real-flag acceptance, failing only
on a genuine unknown-flag hallucination). Add check-param-concepts.sh (dictionary
schema/loader invariants) and check-param-alias-cooccurrence.sh (full-tree
co-occurrence scan), and wire all three into make policy.
Unify runtime morphology on pkg/cmdutil.Morph (same function the generator uses),
add a SemanticAliasHandler that looks up the embedded generated table after
morphological normalization and rewrites synonyms to the command's canonical flag
(leaving blocked/ambiguous synonyms untouched for the did-you-mean path), and
thread the command CLIPath through the pipeline Context. Pilot the mechanism on
'calendar event list' by removing its hand-written hidden spelling variants; a
behaviour-preservation test locks the outcome.
Add internal/generator/cmd_param_aliases: reads the reviewed dictionary plus the
live Cobra tree, reduces each concept against a command's real flags (>=2 visible
real flags without a reviewed ambiguous entry fails generation), and emits the
committed internal/cli/param_aliases_generated.go table with lookup helpers.
Extend generate-schema and check-generated-drift.sh to treat the dictionary as a
reviewed input and byte-guard the generated table.
Introduce internal/cli/param_concepts.json as the single reviewed source of
parameter-normalization concepts and per-command overrides, guarded by a closed
JSON schema and a go:embed loader with contract tests. Add the design spec.
No production LeafSpec uses LeafInt64; devapp only needs LeafInt
(non-zero-only putInt semantics). The default MCP dispatch and Server
routing stay — they are the framework's documented main path for
future MCP-direct products.
Post-review cleanup round:
- leaf.go: required validation now matches leafArgs inclusion rules
(LeafInt explicit 0 / LeafInt64 <= 0 count as missing) via
leafHasEffectiveValue; fallback-chain candidates are judged after
TrimSpace when Trim is set so pure-whitespace values fall through.
- command_meta.go: drop catalogStringVal/catalogStringSliceVal in favor
of existing schemaString/schemaStringSlice.
- fetch_mcp_metadata: cross-owned canonicals skip name-coincidence
direct merges; the reviewed cross-server identity is the sole source.
Live matching only recognized srv.ID+"."+name == registry canonical, so
the 101 canonicals whose reviewed interface_ref routes to a differently
named server/tool were silently skipped and stayed frozen at the
previous snapshot (or degraded to stubs). Build a reverse index from the
previous snapshot's reviewed interface_refs (live key → canonicals) and
fan the live descriptor out to every owning canonical, preserving the
reviewed ref through the existing merge semantics.
addDevAppVersionLocatorFlags and registerDevAppMemberMutationFlags lost
their last callers when the dev app command surface was reworked; the
uncovered dead code regressed overall coverage below the merge base.
alias-vs-alias collisions in the command meta lookup now resolve to the
owner with the lexicographically smallest primary path instead of map
iteration order. Move catalogStringVal next to its sibling helpers in
command_meta.go and drop the redundant captureBaseHelpFunc alias in the
calendar help wrapper. Unify the Safety help annotation to English
"(requires --yes)".
matched_tools claimed every surface tool matched even when entries were
registry stubs with no live MCP metadata, and unmatched_tools was
hardcoded to 0. Coverage now excludes stubs from matched_tools, reports
them as unmatched, and a registry JSON parse failure warns instead of
silently producing a stub-only snapshot. The schema catalog policy
invariant is relaxed to match the honest accounting.
The leaf fallback chain read only string flags, so LeafInt/LeafInt64
flags could never satisfy Required via alias or env, alias values for
integer flags were silently dropped, and a registered Default shadowed
alias/env values. Resolution order is now explicit flag > alias > env >
Default > ArgDefault, aliases register with the primary flag's Kind, and
unparsable integer env values fail loudly.
Restore capabilities now supported on main (doc read --scope/--tags,
drive upload --node overwrite, chat category, dingtalk-markdown routing),
remove commands still absent from the open-source CLI (calendar event
instances, sheet info --include, chat group create --owner), remap
folded services (attendance/ding/oa/report/sheet) to dingtalk-misc in
the shortcut generator, and regenerate shortcut sections and schema
metadata.