v1 made the cart untracked and did not say what that does to conversion. Every
earlier version left the dailies in git, so "gone" was only ever true of the tree;
now it is true absolutely, and the agreement was silent.
Filed by loom-cli as first adopter, from three rounds: two rules now both push
toward loss — act as if the shelf is discarded daily, and the cart is not
committed — and neither said what has to be written down first. They staged a
write-ahead log as they went and noted they would not have thought of it
unsuggested, which is the whole argument for stating it here.
Names what must be extracted: every prompt answer, since an answer lands in a
notes file which dies at dissolve and an untracked cart has no history to fall
back on; every surviving write-ahead entry; and every fallback that quietly became
the decision. And the practice that makes it cheap — stage as you go, so
conversion is a move rather than a rewrite at the moment you have least appetite
for one.
This is a defect introduced this afternoon and repaired the same day, on a report
from the adopter who hit it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
jeffryandClaude Opus 5
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