session 2026-09-01 ADDENDUM 1: /doctor ran after the wrap
The wrap was complete and committed; the steward then ran /doctor, which found and fixed real breakage. Recorded as an addendum to the same session file rather than a new one — it is the same session, past midnight. Fixed: 8 sub-agent name collisions across 21 files (15 renamed; 0 remain, 48 unique names — confirmed by the harness, which surfaced 15 previously invisible agents immediately). 4 invalid SKILL.md frontmatters, latent rather than live since the harness parses leniently. plane MCP disabled (0 calls in 41 real sessions). permissions.defaultMode set to auto. chamber-library/CLAUDE.md trimmed 54,129 -> 22,530 chars, under the warning threshold, all 42 tool names and all 9 sections preserved. TWO LOOSE ENDS recorded in ADDENDUM 1 and flagged in MEMORY.md, because either would strand the next session: 1. chamber-library/CLAUDE.md is UNCOMMITTED — a 31,861-char deletion, steward-approved at the doctor gate, left for the steward because the doctor protocol forbids the executor committing CLAUDE.md edits. git diff --stat reports 11 lines and badly understates it; the cut sections were single 16k/20k-char lines. 2. ~/.claude/agents is NOT GIT-TRACKED — 51 hand-edited files, 0 tracked, not a symlink into dotfiles. The renames therefore have no version history, and the only backup went to a session-scoped scratchpad that dies on clear. The full rename mapping is written into ADDENDUM 1 and is the only undo that survives. The wider gap is noticed and NOT filed, per the proposed moratorium: a governed surface with no version control, in a system whose premise is that the record must be checkable. Found by accident. Also logged: a thirteenth instrument error. I reported dotfiles as having unpushed commits to "origin" by conflating two repos' status lines — dotfiles has gitea and github and no origin; the origin line was studium-engine's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017vKkg2EJF1rGwdFdBogwqx
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description: Survey the competitive/comparable-project landscape for CapableMind every couple of days — projects similar or too-identical to what we're building. Generative, not anxious: learn, borrow, sharpen our bet, and notice the day someone builds the governed/epistemic-integrity angle we depend on. Applies a two-tier lens, checks known entries for movement, and appends to the living landscape register. Sibling of /tooling-scan (which scans for dev tooling that helps us build).
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description: 'Survey the competitive/comparable-project landscape for CapableMind every couple of days — projects similar or too-identical to what we''re building. Generative, not anxious: learn, borrow, sharpen our bet, and notice the day someone builds the governed/epistemic-integrity angle we depend on. Applies a two-tier lens, checks known entries for movement, and appends to the living landscape register. Sibling of /tooling-scan (which scans for dev tooling that helps us build).'
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# Landscape Scan
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