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RT-260511-02 — repo-as-canonical-store-flip COMPLETE (P4–P9)

Closed out the repo-as-canonical-store-flip workstream — all 10 phases (P0–P9) shipped in a single working day. /handoff and /resume are Notion-silent at runtime (invariant verified); 102 legacy files backfilled idempotently preserving the CONV-30 trinity + pending-reconcile marker; interim Python sync script (Plan 2 reference impl, 776 lines stdlib urllib) ships ready for stakeholder runs on demand. Heavy sub-agent parallelism — 6 sub-agents dispatched.

sessionrt-260511-02
Created
2026-05-11
Updated
2026-05-11
Plan
repo-as-canonical-store
Tags
ops, claude-code, architecture, infra

Summary

Closed out the repo-as-canonical-store-flip workstream — all 10 phases (P0–P9) now shipped in a single working day. The user-visible architectural flip is complete: /handoff and /resume are Notion-silent at runtime (verified by the falsifiable invariant tool_calls_breakdown.mcp__notion_offplan = 0 in every new session file); 102 legacy files backfilled idempotently with kind/external_id/sync-metadata while preserving the pending-reconcile marker and the CONV-30 trinity's three distinct external IDs; an interim Python sync script (Plan 2 reference implementation, 776 lines stdlib urllib) ships ready for stakeholder-visibility runs on demand. Heavy sub-agent parallelism throughout — 6 sub-agents dispatched (P4 resume.md + handoff.md amendment, P5 frontmatter convention, P6 variant wrappers, P8 backfill, P9 sync script).

What I Did

Decisions Made

For Future Me

The flip workstream landing in a single day was possible because the prior two sessions (P0–P3) had already done the load-bearing work: the frontmatter library, the schemas, the validator, the operator resolver, the hook. By the time P4 started, the surface area was clean and the helper layer (handoff_helpers.py) was the right place to add resume-side logic without polluting the markdown commands. The pattern "small focused helper subcommands behind a single CLI, called from markdown via Bash" is the right shape for slash commands that need precision — the model orchestrates, the Python validates and enforces invariants.

Sub-agent parallelism worked best when the brief was self-contained (full context + paths + constraints + expected output shape). The P8 brief was the longest (~250 lines) and the agent landed it cleanly on first try; the P4 resume.md brief was similar length and similar outcome. Brief length tracks task complexity — under-briefing produces shallow output; over-briefing is mostly free.

The Phase 9 sync script ships dry-run by default. Roman should --apply once when ready to seed Notion, then leave it idle until Plan 2 ships. Sergei doesn't run it (per the plan). The audit log at docs/sync/LAST_SYNC.md accumulates per-run sections — keep an eye on it for stale-cache or schema-drift surprises.

Learnings

Open Questions

Resume Prompt

repo-as-canonical-store-flip workstream is DONE — all 10 phases (P0–P9) shipped 2026-05-11. The two follow-ons available: (1) workstreams/repo-as-canonical-store-vault.md — Obsidian baseline + INDEX.md MOCs + relative-MD-link normalisation (the P1 sibling, blocked-by was the flip, now unblocked); (2) Plan 2 — port scripts/sync_to_notion_oneshot.py (776 lines stdlib Python) to Cloudflare Worker + cron in TypeScript. Both have ratified specs in plans/repo-as-canonical-store.md. Suggested: start vault next session — /build repo-as-canonical-store-vault from P0. Watch out for: (a) git config user.email = [email protected] isn't in .claude/operators.yaml — used --email [email protected] to claim this session; either add the email or set OPERATOR=roman before /handoff; (b) .claude/state/archive/, .claude/memory/, BACKFILL_LOCK are now gitignored (commit f0320bb); (c) Phase 9 sync script is dry-run by default — Roman runs --apply on demand. Confidence: H.

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