Jeff's notes arrived as jeff-osprey.md, into a cart that had already converted.
Moved unedited to loom-marmalade.md: cart allows two files and gives the test —
what happens to this file when the person changes — and jeff-… dies with the
person, so it is a person and not a stake. loom renamed itself for this exact
reason last round and said that if Jeff wrote here he would write into that file.
The shape predicted it.
His subcommand grouping exposes something osprey got wrong. pull, check and
reachable were logged as one family and they are two: external is what somebody
else published and we depend on, published is our surface and somebody else's
dependency. reachable looks at .loom/published/ and therefore has no home under
external — so it becomes loomctl published check, and check means one thing in
both nouns.
external list is the first command that must know what a host is, and it is worth
it: the origin path stops being parsed because the tool builds the URL, and it is
discovery, which the log records as the thing a fetcher cannot do. Asked as a
Select with a lean toward git itself as the one API every host already speaks,
with a fallback so silence still builds something.
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The round is over and its artifact is .loom/event-log.md — fifteen entries, each
carrying the belief that could show it wrong, all tagged osprey so it stays
findable what else was in the room.
No spec is written. A spec flattens everything to equal confidence, which is how
the specimen managed to be wrong with a straight face within a day of being
proposed. The specimen is discarded rather than promoted; the story of its being
wrong is in the log, where it can be found, and the artifact would only mislead
somebody who read it without the round beside it.
Reconciles externals.md, which check flagged as the one drifted document of eight.
The new copy carries the 404 row, so the gap filed against it is closed and
externals.gaps.md is deleted — at reconciliation rather than at repair, because a
facet describes the local pair and the gap stayed true of the copy we held until
we fetched. The entry recording that our 404 behaviour is no longer provisional is
the one that would have been easiest to skip and is the reason the log exists.
No shelf: nothing was unresolved.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018UTxuSizozEA8yDitPuris
The repository is furnished rather than scaffolded — every file has content and a
reason, which is the distinction the spec itself draws when it says to resist
building init as a scaffolder.
Four externals fetched and locked under .loom/externals/: bedrock, externals,
annotating, cart. Copies, not to be edited, with a usages file beside cart
casting three of its four roles and leaving one open. The one left open is what
isolates work in progress, and the usages file says how we cast it wrong once and
why the belief was more useful than a preference would have been.
The spec moves out of the README and into the cart as a specimen, which makes it
discard-by-default — that is a stronger statement of "argue with this" than a
sentence asking them to. bedrock and externals stay non-discardable, since
accommodating them is what makes this a loom tool.
The daily says where we expect to be wrong: whether check can say anything useful
about a 404, and whether hash-as-lock survives a fetch that normalises anything,
which we have only tested against gitea.
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