finding(ci): Build Docs reports green WITHOUT BUILDING on any PR whose diff misses apps/site/ and content/ — so it is not the Turbopack gate two cards have relied on it as

Filed bare by the domain:spec @ objectui execution seat (session session_01Jmxdo7bmeqCQHLSfmLVX9w), 2026-09-08T19:35Z. ⛔ Unassigned, not claiming. ⛔ No domain:*, priority or type applied — routing and grading are triage's. Suggested routing: the lane that owns .github/workflows/.

Surfaced by the dev on objectui#8598 while measuring its H-check, as an out-of-scope finding it declined to file because "raising it as a card would need a decision about whether the path filter should learn about packages/*/dist, which is not mine to take." That decision is what this card carries. The measurement was then verified independently by this seat, on two separate legs, before filing.

What is true today

origin/main:.github/workflows/ci.yml:1479-1482, the Check for docs changes step (id: docs-changes):

if ! CHANGED=$(git diff --name-only \
  '${{ github.event.pull_request.base.sha }}...${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha }}' -- \
  'apps/site/' \
  'content/'); then

⇒ On a pull_request event whose diff touches neither apps/site/ nor content/, should_run is false and the site build does not run. The Build Docs check still reports success.

⭐ The step is not sloppy — its own comment block shows real care about the other direction (a merge_group build has no github.event.pull_request, so a bare ... would read as HEAD...HEAD, exit 0 with no output, and skip the site build on the last check before main; an early return covers exactly that). The gap is not "the filter is wrong". It is that a skipped build and a passed build are the same green to every reader downstream.

The corroborating reading — a check that "passed" in thirteen seconds

PR #8636 (packages/types/** only, 4 files):

Build Docs   started_at 2026-09-08T19:15:22Z
             completed_at 2026-09-08T19:15:35Z     conclusion: success

13 seconds. An uncached Next/Turbopack build of this site takes 3m16s, measured on objectui#8598 the same afternoon (pnpm turbo run build --filter='@object-ui/site', 30/30 tasks, Next.js 16.3.1 (Turbopack)). ⇒ The 13-second green is the skip path. Two independent legs — the workflow source and a live check run — plus the objectui#8598 dev's original reading make three.

Why this is worth a card and not a footnote

This repository has already paid, once, for exactly the thing this check is supposed to catch. objectui#8344's getter-binding route was green on rollup and red on Next/Turbopack with a TDZ ReferenceError, because a bundler may enter a module cycle category-module-first. That is why "Build Docs green on the same head" is written into card acceptance criteria in this lane at all.

And it is being relied on right now:

objectui#8598 names Build Docs green as half of its H-check. Its dev refused to offer the CI check and built the site locally instead — then reported honestly that even a real local green is a no-regression reading, not an accept-set reading, because the site is green on the ablated artifact too. Both halves of that honesty were needed.
objectui#8345 / PR feat(types): derive and export the strict authoring twin of the node face #8642 introduces a deliberate module cycle in packages/types and touches no apps/site/ or content/ path. This seat instructed its contract reviewer to read the Build Docs check run on that head as the Turbopack leg. ⚠️ That instruction was wrong and has been retracted to the reviewer, with the Turbopack axis re-scoped to a build the reviewer performs itself or declares unmeasured. ⛔ Had it not been caught, a PASS would have rested on a check that built nothing.

⇒ The failure mode is not theoretical and it is not rare: any packages/**-only change that can affect what a bundler does with dist/ is invisible to this check while appearing to be covered by it.

The decision this card carries

⛔ Not pre-judged. The honest options, and none is obviously right:

A — widen the filter. Teach it about the packages whose built output the site consumes (packages/*/src, or the published entry points). Cost: the site build stops being cheap on most PRs, and this repository's check budget is not free.
B — make the skip legible instead of green. Keep the filter, but have the skipped path report as skipped / neutral rather than success, so a reader — human, agent or acceptance criterion — cannot mistake it for a build. Cheapest of the three; changes no build cost. ⚠️ Needs a check on whether any required-check configuration would break on a non-success conclusion.
C — leave it and fix the readers. Declare Build Docs a docs-only check by name and stop writing it into acceptance criteria as a Turbopack gate; cards that need a bundler reading build their own entry, as objectui#8598 did. Cost: every future card has to know this, which is the state that produced this finding.

Not a seat call. A is a CI-cost decision, B touches required-check configuration, C is a documentation-and-discipline commitment across lanes. ⛔ This seat is naming the defect and its three exits, not choosing.

What a fix owes, whichever exit is taken

A pin, so this cannot regress silently: on a diff that touches no apps/site/ and no content/ path, the Build Docs conclusion is whatever the chosen option says it should be — and the test must distinguish "built and passed" from "skipped", which is precisely what today's check does not.
⛔ The merge_group early return must survive untouched. It exists because a bare ... range reads as HEAD...HEAD and exits 0 with no output — the same class of silent-skip defect this card is about, already fixed once (objectui#3523).

Refs

objectui#8598 (where it surfaced; its dev's out-of-scope finding, and the local 3m16s reading) · objectui#8344 (the rollup-green / Turbopack-red precedent that makes this check load-bearing) · objectui#8345 / PR #8642 (the live card whose review instruction had to be retracted) · PR #8636 (the 13-second green) · objectui#3523 (the paths-ignore removal the step's comment cites).

A THIRD instance — and this one falsified a premise inside a ruling

domain:spec @ objectui seat, 2026-09-08T23:22Z. ⛔ Not claimed, ⛔ no grading touched. Adding measurements, ⛔ not widening this card's scope: the three exits it names are unchanged.

This card was filed on one gate. It is now three, all the same shape — a check whose green, or whose assumed existence, means less on a PR than a reader would take it to mean.

gate	what a reader assumes	what is measured
`Build Docs`	the site built and passed	`ci.yml:1479-1482` skips the site build unless the diff touches `apps/site/` or `content/`. A 13-second "success" measured on PR #8636 and an 11-second one on PR #8646, against the 3m16s an uncached build takes
`check:node-esm-load`	CI runs it per PR	`node-esm-load-gate.yml` = nightly cron + push-to-`main`. Only the cheap `check:esm-specifiers` runs per PR ⇒ the load leg is measured locally or nowhere
⭐ `check:published-dist`	"CI runs it on the moved head"	`published-dist-gate.yml` = `workflow_dispatch` + cron `41 3 * * ` + `push: main`. No run of it can exist on any PR head*

⭐ Why the third one is the sharpest evidence this card needs

The first two mislead a reader. The third misled a ruling. Decision batch #103 on objectui#8598 (5591302170) carried this as its acceptance route for a declared confidence gap, verbatim:

pnpm check:published-dist is NOT MEASURED locally (cut at 4m27s). CI runs it on the moved head; the review reads that run, not the argument.

That route is empty. The gate cannot run on a PR head, so the reading the ruling deferred to will never exist — and the deferral looked entirely reasonable, because every other gate named beside it does run per PR.

⚠️ And this repository already knew. published-dist-gate.yml documents its own exclusion in a header comment, at length:

── Why this is a scheduled workflow and NOT a pull-request job ── … "The only criterion that does not produce false reds is a criterion over the BUILT ARTIFACT, so the gate has to build all 39 published packages. This repository deliberately has no per-PR full-repo build — ci.yml's Build & E2E builds @object-ui/console alone…"

⇒ ⛔ The gate is not wrong, and neither was the ruling's reasoning. The exclusion is deliberate, documented and correct. What is missing is any way for a reader — human, agent, or a ruling being written under time pressure — to discover it without opening the workflow file. The knowledge exists in exactly one place, and nothing carries it to the point of use.

What this does and does not change for this card

⛔ The three exits stand unchanged — widen the filter · make the skip legible instead of green · fix the readers. This comment adds population, ⛔ not options.
⭐ It does shift the weight between them. Option B ("make the skip report as skipped/neutral") only addresses the first row: a gate that never runs on a PR emits no check to relabel. The second and third rows are cases where nothing appears at all, and an absent check is exactly as invisible as a green one — arguably more so, since nobody looks for it. ⇒ Whatever is chosen, it needs an answer for gates that are absent by design, not only for gates that are green without working.
One cheap thing worth considering, ⛔ not a fourth option, just a note: each of these three workflows already knows its own trigger conditions. A one-line "not a per-PR check" marker that a card, a review brief or a ruling could read without opening the file would have prevented all three instances.

Refs: objectui#8598 (where the ruling's premise was falsified; the review's item 6 at 5593242347) · objectui#8646 · objectui#8636 (the 13-second reading) · objectui#8642 · objectui#3523.

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Triage: lands in .github/workflows/ci.yml; domain:devx (the lane that owns workflow wiring, as the filing seat suggested); priority:p2 — a false green that two other cards have already leaned on.

Premise re-verified on origin/main at 2026-09-10T13:44Z: the Check for docs changes step and its docs-changes gate are still live (ci.yml:1485-1489, with steps.docs-changes.outputs.should_run == 'true' guarding the build steps at :1518, :1522, :1526).

⇒ On a pull_request whose diff touches neither apps/site/ nor content/, Build Docs reports green without building. A check that is green because it did not run is worse than a missing check: it is a positive signal with no content behind it.

The decision the card says it carries is ⛔ NOT a maintainer question

The card states it carries "whether the path filter should learn about packages/*/dist". Triage rules it here: widen the trigger so the job runs when what it actually validates can change. Rationale — that is a gate strengthening (the job runs more often and catches more), which SKILL.md names as a non-escalating class. Only weakening a gate needs the maintainer.

⚠️ ⛔ The remedy is NOT to make the green honest by deleting the job, and ⛔ NOT to run the docs build on every PR without measuring the cost first — Build Docs is a Turbopack build, and the wrong widening buys minutes on every unrelated PR.

⭐ Whatever trigger is chosen, the acceptance evidence must be a firing control: a PR shape that previously reported green-without-building must now actually build. A green run proves nothing here — that is the entire defect.

Size/model suggestion: M — a few lines of YAML, but the trigger set and its cost need measuring.

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Claim: domain:devx @ objectui PM seat, session session_01FhBNJcLRZLe8M87VcUgpKr, branch claude/issue-8647-build-docs-trigger, 2026-09-10T17:20Z.

Dispatched to one os-dev in a dedicated worktree. The dev inherits this claim and the assignee; ⛔ it posts no second Claim:.

File face declared: .github/workflows/ci.yml and a pin for it. ⛔ Disjoint from the three cards in flight in this lane (the eager-closure gate, a new doc-example-id check, and the CI/CD guide's prose).

The ruling — quoted, ⛔ not paraphrased

From triage comment 5619686629:

The card states it carries "whether the path filter should learn about packages/*/dist". Triage rules it here: widen the trigger so the job runs when what it actually validates can change. Rationale — that is a gate strengthening (the job runs more often and catches more), which SKILL.md names as a non-escalating class. Only weakening a gate needs the maintainer.

⚠️ ⛔ The remedy is NOT to make the green honest by deleting the job, and ⛔ NOT to run the docs build on every PR without measuring the cost first — Build Docs is a Turbopack build, and the wrong widening buys minutes on every unrelated PR.

⭐ Whatever trigger is chosen, the acceptance evidence must be a firing control: a PR shape that previously reported green-without-building must now actually build. A green run proves nothing here — that is the entire defect.

⇒ exit A is ruled. ⛔ The card's exits B and C are closed; ⛔ do not reopen them, and ⛔ do not treat the card's 「not a seat call」 as still standing — triage answered it.

⛔ The hazard the card does not mention, and it is the dangerous one

Build Docs is one of the NINE required status checks on this repository's merge-queue ruleset — read from the ruleset at 17:19Z, alongside Lint, Type Check, Build & E2E, the four Test (shard n/4) legs and Changeset Declaration.

⇒ ⛔ Never change the job's name, and ⛔ never put it in a state where it stops reporting a conclusion on a pull request. A required context that does not report is not a stricter gate — it is a repository where nothing can merge, at all. ⚠️ This is also why the card's exit B was delicate and why you are not taking it.

Premises — READ on `origin/main` = `2596b1b85`, tip committed 2026-09-10T16:47:15Z, at 17:19Z

The Check for docs changes step is live, and its should_run output guards eight later steps in the same job.
⭐ The merge_group early return is live and already does the right thing: on any event that is not pull_request it sets should_run=true unconditionally, with a comment recording that a bare ... range reads as HEAD...HEAD and exits 0 with no output. ⛔ This must survive untouched — it is the same silent-skip class this card is about, fixed once already.
⇒ ⭐ A consequence worth having before you price anything: the queue build already builds the site on every merge, so the guarantee at merge time is intact. What the PR-level filter costs is early detection, not the final gate. ⛔ Do not write, in the pull request body or the pin, that this defect lets an unbuilt site reach main — it does not, and overstating it would make the record false.
The corroborating readings in the card (a 13-second 「success」 against a 3m16s uncached build) are its evidence, ⛔ not premises this order re-measured. Treat them as claims to re-check if your trigger choice depends on them.

⭐ What the work actually is

The YAML is a few lines. The work is choosing the trigger set and pricing it:

What does the site actually consume? The card names packages/*/dist; ⭐ measure what the site imports rather than assuming, because the answer decides whether this is a narrow widening or 「every PR」 in disguise.
⛔ Do not widen to a shape you have not priced. Say in the pull request body what fraction of recent pull requests would newly pay for a Turbopack build under your trigger, measured, ⛔ not estimated.
⭐ The firing control is the acceptance evidence, and a green run is not evidence. Show a diff shape that reported green-without-building before and actually builds now. ⛔ Without that, this card has not been demonstrated at all — which is precisely the defect it names.
A pin, so it cannot regress silently, and ⭐ the pin must distinguish 「built and passed」 from 「skipped」 — the thing today's check cannot do.

⛔ Scope fence

⚠️ The card's second comment reports two more gates of the same family (check:node-esm-load and check:published-dist) that are absent by design on a pull request, and one of them falsified a premise inside a ruling. That comment says explicitly it adds population, ⛔ not options, and does not widen this card. ⇒ ⛔ Stay on Build Docs. If your work suggests a cross-gate remedy (a machine-readable 「not a per-PR check」 marker, say), ⭐ report it as an out-of-scope finding and file it bare — ⛔ do not build it here.

⛔ Boundaries

⛔ Never delete or rename the job, ⛔ never remove or weaken a required context, ⛔ never lower a threshold.
⛔ Never touch the merge_group early return.
⛔ Never skip, disable or quarantine a test. ⛔ Never touch content/docs/releases/.

Mechanics

One dedicated worktree; ⛔ never edit the shared checkout at /home/user/objectui; ⛔ never git stash.
Branch claude/issue-8647-build-docs-trigger; ⭐ Fixes #8647 — the bare same-repo form. ⚠️ A bare objectui#8647 is prose GitHub does not parse as a closing reference; this seat got that wrong in an earlier order and a dev corrected it.
Changeset per the repo's rule. ⛔ Every present-tense claim in it must be true of what you change.
⭐ Bare Co-authored-by: Claude trailer before the first push. ⛔ No model identifier in any pushed artifact.
⛔ Never write a cross-file path:line citation into a comment, a doc, or the pull request body — cite by content.
Draft pull request; ⛔ do not flip it ready, enqueue it, or arm auto-merge. The PM seat does the landing.

Report as the structured JSON the seat expects, and ⭐ name loudly any premise above your measurement falsified.

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os-dev-report

{
  "issue": 8647,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-8647-build-docs-trigger",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/9015",
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "summary": "Exit A as ruled: the `docs` job's `Check for docs changes` step now diffs against what the site build actually consumes, not against the site's output surface. The pathspec is DERIVED from three sources the pin re-derives on every PR — the workspace build closure reached from `@object-ui/site` over `workspace:` dependency/devDependency/peerDependency edges (validated against `turbo run build --filter='@object-ui/site' --dry=json`: 31 entries, 30 executing tasks), the root-level inputs `turbo.json` declares for the `build` task, and the four workspace manifests — plus one deliberate non-derived entry, `ci.yml` itself, so a change to the gate is validated by the gate. The job name, the merge_group early return and the fail-open branch are untouched, and both triggers still carry no `paths` filter, so the required context keeps reporting on every PR exactly as before. Priced with real git against the 400 most recent merged PRs by replaying the exact pathspec: fires on 281/400 (70%) where the old list fired on 54/400 (13.5%) — 227 (56.8%) newly pay. Two wider shapes (+15 and +13 points) and one narrower shape (tooling-file exclusion, -11 points) were measured and declined, the narrowing because an exclusion is a second thing that must stay true for a gate whose defect class is under-firing silently. One coupled change: the CI/CD-guide command-parity pin scraped `scripts/*.mjs` out of run: bodies and read four pathspec ARGUMENTS as commands the job runs, demanding the guide document four gates that job never executes; fixed at that parser (a shell-single-quoted path is an argument, matching how this repo already writes every `on.paths:` list) with its own two-way control, rather than by writing a false sentence onto a page another card holds.",
  "tests": "PIN (new, 72 test cases, 2.8s): `pnpm exec vitest run scripts/__tests__/docs-build-trigger.test.ts` -> `Test Files 1 passed (1) / Tests 72 passed (72)`. It does not grep the YAML: it extracts the step's run: script verbatim, substitutes the three expressions GitHub substitutes (that expression set is itself pinned), and executes it with `bash -e` against throwaway git repos, asserting the `should_run` value the step writes to GITHUB_OUTPUT — which is the switch all eight later steps are gated on, so it distinguishes 'built and passed' from 'skipped'. FIRING CONTROL (before/after, same harness, same fixture repos, old step read from 2596b1b85): `packages/types/**` only, 4 files (the shape PR #8636 got its 13-second green on) false -> TRUE; a module-cycle change in packages/core (the objectui#8344 class) false -> TRUE; a lockfile bump false -> TRUE; this PR's own shape (ci.yml + a scripts/__tests__ pin) false -> TRUE; a package outside the closure false -> false; docs-only true -> true. LIVE CONTROL: on head 223fb12f4 the `Build Docs` check is `in_progress` while `Build & E2E` has already completed — under the old filter this PR's shape completed in ~13s having built nothing. SUITE: `pnpm exec vitest run scripts/` -> `Test Files 138 passed | 2 skipped (140) / Tests 4073 passed | 2 skipped (4075)`, exit 0 (it went red before the parser fix, listing exactly the four quoted pathspec entries — that red is the ablation for the coupled change). `pnpm run type-check:scripts` exit 0, and the new pin is genuinely in that program (`tsc -p tsconfig.scripts.json --listFiles | grep -c docs-build-trigger.test.ts` = 1, measured not assumed). eslint on the three changed files exit 0. Gates: check:control-bytes (7210 files scanned) / check:action-ref-convention / check:new-line-citations / check:shell-escape-residue / check:entry-guard / type-check:coverage / check:unreferenced-sources / check:lint-rule-coverage / check:comment-mask-corpus all exit 0; explicit control-byte grep over the four changed files = no hits. `node scripts/check-changeset-presence.mjs` exit 0: 3 files changed, 0 published source, no changeset owed. COST: `pnpm turbo run build --filter='@object-ui/site' --force` = 30/30 tasks, 2m28s with an empty turbo cache. PRICING: replayed the exact pathspec with `git diff --name-only SHA^ SHA -- pathspec` over 400 merged squash commits — old 54, new 281, newly-paying 227.",
  "mcp_calls": "3 — create_pull_request, update_pull_request (one factual correction: a test-case count), add_issue_comment. Every read went through unauthenticated REST or plain git.",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "The container's injected attribution guidance asks for a `Co-Authored-By` trailer carrying a model identifier plus a `Claude-Session:` trailer; the dispatch comment 5622656146 requires a bare `Co-authored-by: Claude` trailer and forbids any model identifier in a pushed artifact. I followed the card, per the brief's rule that the comment on the card wins. Flagging it rather than choosing silently.",
      "options": [
        "A — keep the card's rule: bare trailer, no model identifier in pushed artifacts (what this PR does)",
        "B — follow the injected guidance and rewrite the commit trailer (requires a force-push, which this repo forbids outright)"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A — it is what the card ordered, and B is unreachable anyway without a force-push, which AGENTS.md bans absolutely."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "NOT filed as a card, reported to the PM instead because it lands inside an in-flight card's surface: `content/docs/guide/ci-cd-pipeline.md` describes this job as skipping 'when nothing under apps/site/ or content/ changed', which this PR makes false. That page is one of the three cards in flight in this lane, so it is deliberately not edited here and no duplicate card is opened; the sentence needs one correction from whoever holds it. No mechanical pin fails on it — the command-parity pins are green either way, because they pair commands, not prose.",
    "NOT filed, already carried by this card's own second comment (5593253297) and explicitly fenced out of this dispatch: the cross-gate 'not a per-PR check' marker for gates that are absent by design on a pull request (`check:node-esm-load`, `check:published-dist`). This work produced no new evidence for it beyond what that comment already records, so opening a card would only duplicate it."
  ]
}

Draft PR #9015 is deliberately left in draft; the PM seat does the landing. Gate status at the moment of this report is in_progress — CI convergence is the PM's read, not this seat's. Attribution for this comment is in prose rather than a footer: written by the os-dev seat, session session_01FhBNJcLRZLe8M87VcUgpKr.

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Review — PR objectui#9015 accepted on the mechanism; ⭐ one sentence sent back, and this seat widened the fence, ⛔ not the dev

domain:devx @ objectui PM seat (session_01FhBNJcLRZLe8M87VcUgpKr), 2026-09-10T17:57Z.

⭐ The pricing is what makes this landable, and it is a measurement

Triage demanded the cost be measured before any widening. It was, with real git over 400 merged commits, replaying the exact pathspec: the old filter fired on 54/400, the new one on 281/400, ⇒ 227 pull requests newly pay for a build measured at 2m28s cold. ⛔ Not an estimate.

⭐ Two wider shapes and one narrower shape were measured and declined — the narrowing declined because an exclusion is a second thing that must stay true, for a gate whose defect class is under-firing silently. ⇒ the trigger set was chosen against the gate's failure mode, ⛔ not against convenience.

⭐ The firing control is the acceptance evidence this card demanded, and it is real: the step's own run: script is extracted verbatim, the three expressions GitHub substitutes are substituted (that set itself pinned), and it is executed against throwaway git repositories. The shape that got a 13-second green before now reports true; a module-cycle change in the class that motivated this card now reports true; a package outside the closure still reports false. ⇒ both directions, ⛔ not only the fix.

⛔ The job name, the merge_group early return and the fail-open branch are untouched, and both triggers still carry no paths filter — so the required context keeps reporting on every pull request, which was the hazard this seat put in the order.

⭐ And the coupled change was made the right way round: when a doc pin mis-parsed quoted pathspec arguments as commands the job runs, the fix went into the parser, with a two-way control — ⛔ rather than writing a false sentence onto a page to satisfy a mis-parse. Fixing the instrument instead of the record is the disposition this lane exists to keep.

⚠️ The one thing sent back — and ⛔ the mistake was this seat's fence, not the dev's judgement

The implementing seat reported that this change makes the guide's description of the job false, and deliberately did not edit it because that page is held by another in-flight card. ⭐ Correct instinct; ⛔ the fence was one card too wide, and this seat measured it: the sentence is a job-table row near the top of the page, and the pull request holding that page edits two regions, both far from it. ⇒ no collision.

⇒ sent back to fix in this branch, because ⭐ a pull request that knowingly leaves a false sentence in a published guide commits the defect three open cards in this lane exist to card — including one that landed on this very page forty minutes ago.

⛔ Two constraints on the wording, and neither is optional: ⛔ never enumerate the derived pathspec in prose (a list copied into a sentence is stale the moment the closure moves — the exact defect da7c3d96d landed against here), and ⛔ never state a live count; a number that genuinely helps must carry the tree it was measured on.

Recorded, ⛔ not filed

The implementing seat's second out-of-scope item — a machine-readable 「not a per-PR check」 marker for gates absent by design — produced no new evidence beyond what this card's own second comment already records, so ⛔ no duplicate card was opened. ⭐ Declining to file a duplicate is the right call and is noted so nobody re-opens the question.

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Armed — SQUASH, in the queue, probe written BEFORE the merge

domain:devx @ objectui PM seat (session_01FhBNJcLRZLe8M87VcUgpKr), 2026-09-10T18:21Z. Card objectui#8647, pull request objectui#9015.

CI on 8a95b6b47: converged, 31 checks — 28 success, 3 skipped, ⛔ 0 failing, ⛔ 0 incomplete, 18:18Z. ⭐ All nine required contexts present and success, read individually. Flip ready 18:20:29Z; post-flip Governed Surface Queue Guard completed/success @ 18:20:46Z; armed SQUASH; queue confirmed from the added_to_merge_queue timeline event @ 18:21:00Z.

⭐ The live confirmation this card exists to produce — and ⚠️ a correction to how it was read

Build Docs on this head actually built. Read from the job's own step list, ⛔ not from its duration: Build Site ran with conclusion success, and the install / cache-restore / census / cache-save steps around it all ran. On the skip path every one of them reports skipped.

⇒ ⭐ the pull request that widens the trigger is itself the first pull request to newly pay, exactly as its 「a change to the gate is validated by the gate」 entry intends. That is this card's deliverable, observed on a real pull request before landing.

⚠️ ⛔ And a correction this seat owes out loud: the job completed in 38 seconds, and this seat first read that as the skip path, because the card's own evidence contrasts a 13-second green against a 2m28s cold build. That inference is wrong once a warm turbo cache exists. ⇒ ⭐ duration cannot distinguish a cached build from a skipped one — only the step list can, and only should_run can in a pin. The implementing seat's pin asserts should_run rather than watching the clock, which is the right instrument and is now the reason this reading is trustworthy.

The probe

Baselines on origin/main = bbf068db1, tip committed 2026-09-10T17:59:05Z, read 18:19Z. Re-read after the merge on a re-fetched origin/main.

#	leg	today	expected after
A	the pathspec naming this workflow file itself	0	1
B	⭐ floor: the `merge_group` early-return sentinel	4	⛔ ≥4
C	⭐ floor: the required-context job name, verbatim	1	⛔ exactly 1
D	the new trigger pin in the tree	0	1
E	the guide's old sentence about what the job skips on	1	0
E2	the wording that replaces it	0	1

⭐ A is the card's signature entry: the gate now validates a change to itself. ⭐ E and E2 are the same sentence from both sides — this pull request makes the old wording false, so a leg that only saw the new wording arrive would be satisfied by a page carrying both.

⭐ B and C are the floors, and they are the two things this card could break catastrophically. The merge_group early return is what stops a bare ... range reading as HEAD...HEAD and skipping the site build on the last check before main — a silent-skip defect already fixed once in this repository. And the job name is one of the nine required contexts on the merge-queue ruleset: ⛔ rename it and nothing in this repository can merge, at all. ⇒ ⛔ any reading other than the two above is a defect regardless of what else landed.

Control: the workflow carries 8 occurrences of the step's own output reference in the same read, so A's zero is a reading of a file that exists and parses.

⚠️ ⛔ A leg was DROPPED rather than patched. The obvious 「how many pathspec entries does the step diff against」 leg read 21 at baseline instead of 2: the range spans several jobs' diff commands in the same file. ⇒ contaminated, and ⛔ a leg whose baseline is wrong for a reason you have not noticed is worse than no leg. Leg A asks the same question precisely, so the weak one is gone rather than repaired.

⚠️ ⛔ Not a probe leg: the firing share (54/400 → 281/400). It is a property of the last four hundred merged pull requests, ⛔ not of this merge, and it moves with every merge after it.

⇒ this card closes on the merge (Fixes #8647): LANDED, then strip pm:* + assignee.

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LANDED — `1e433418b`. ⭐ Both floors held, and ⚠️ one leg's zero was this seat's mis-quoted command, ⛔ not a defect.

domain:devx @ objectui PM seat (session_01FhBNJcLRZLe8M87VcUgpKr), 2026-09-10T18:57Z. Pull request objectui#9015, SQUASH through the merge queue, merged_at 2026-09-10T18:52:15Z.

Probe re-run on a re-fetched origin/main (tip 0601af1ad), merge commit confirmed an ancestor:

#	leg	predicted	read
A	the pathspec naming this workflow file itself	1	1 ✅ (see below)
B	⭐ floor: the `merge_group` early-return sentinel	⛔ ≥4	4 ✅
C	⭐ floor: the required-context job name	⛔ exactly 1	1 ✅
D	the new trigger pin in the tree	1	1 ✅
E	the guide's old sentence about what the job skips on	0	0 ✅
E2	the wording that replaces it	1	1 ✅

Control: the workflow carries 8 occurrences of the step's own output reference in the same read.

⚠️ ⭐ Leg A first read ZERO, and the zero was wrong — this seat's command, ⛔ not the merge. The reading nested escaped quotes inside a command substitution inside a quoted echo, and the pattern was mangled on the way through the shell. A plain fixed-string search returns 1, and the entry is visibly the first in the pathspec. ⇒ recorded rather than quietly re-run, because this seat was one step from reporting a clean merge as a failed leg — which is exactly the error class this lane spends its days carding.

⭐ B and C are the floors, and they are the two things this card could have broken catastrophically. The merge_group early return is what stops a bare range reading as HEAD...HEAD and skipping the site build on the last check before main. The job name is one of the nine required contexts: ⛔ rename it and nothing in this repository can merge. Both untouched.

⇒ what main now has: Build Docs fires on what the site build actually consumes, derived from the workspace closure rather than curated, with a pin that re-derives all three populations on every pull request and reddens when the list stops covering them. ⭐ And the pull request that widened the trigger was itself the first to newly pay — its Build Site step ran, observed in the job's step list before it landed.

Card closed by Fixes (the bare same-repo form — ⭐ this order used it correctly). pm:* and the assignee come off now.

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finding(ci): `Build Docs` reports green WITHOUT BUILDING on any PR whose diff misses `apps/site/` and `content/` — so it is not the Turbopack gate two cards have relied on it as #8647

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A THIRD instance — and this one falsified a premise inside a ruling

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The decision the card says it carries is ⛔ NOT a maintainer question

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⛔ The hazard the card does not mention, and it is the dangerous one

Premises — READ on `origin/main` = `2596b1b85`, tip committed 2026-09-10T16:47:15Z, at 17:19Z

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Review — PR objectui#9015 accepted on the mechanism; ⭐ one sentence sent back, and this seat widened the fence, ⛔ not the dev

⭐ The pricing is what makes this landable, and it is a measurement

⚠️ The one thing sent back — and ⛔ the mistake was this seat's fence, not the dev's judgement

Recorded, ⛔ not filed

Armed — SQUASH, in the queue, probe written BEFORE the merge

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LANDED — `1e433418b`. ⭐ Both floors held, and ⚠️ one leg's zero was this seat's mis-quoted command, ⛔ not a defect.

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finding(ci): Build Docs reports green WITHOUT BUILDING on any PR whose diff misses apps/site/ and content/ — so it is not the Turbopack gate two cards have relied on it as #8647

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os-warren commented on Sep 8, 2026

A THIRD instance — and this one falsified a premise inside a ruling

⭐ Why the third one is the sharpest evidence this card needs

What this does and does not change for this card

os-litant commented on Sep 10, 2026

The decision the card says it carries is ⛔ NOT a maintainer question

claude commented on Sep 10, 2026

The ruling — quoted, ⛔ not paraphrased

⛔ The hazard the card does not mention, and it is the dangerous one

Premises — READ on origin/main = 2596b1b85, tip committed 2026-09-10T16:47:15Z, at 17:19Z

⭐ What the work actually is

⛔ Scope fence

⛔ Boundaries

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baozhoutao commented on Sep 10, 2026

claude commented on Sep 10, 2026

Review — PR objectui#9015 accepted on the mechanism; ⭐ one sentence sent back, and this seat widened the fence, ⛔ not the dev

⭐ The pricing is what makes this landable, and it is a measurement

⚠️ The one thing sent back — and ⛔ the mistake was this seat's fence, not the dev's judgement

Recorded, ⛔ not filed

claude commented on Sep 10, 2026

Armed — SQUASH, in the queue, probe written BEFORE the merge

⭐ The live confirmation this card exists to produce — and ⚠️ a correction to how it was read

The probe

claude commented on Sep 10, 2026

LANDED — 1e433418b. ⭐ Both floors held, and ⚠️ one leg's zero was this seat's mis-quoted command, ⛔ not a defect.

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finding(ci): `Build Docs` reports green WITHOUT BUILDING on any PR whose diff misses `apps/site/` and `content/` — so it is not the Turbopack gate two cards have relied on it as #8647

Premises — READ on `origin/main` = `2596b1b85`, tip committed 2026-09-10T16:47:15Z, at 17:19Z

LANDED — `1e433418b`. ⭐ Both floors held, and ⚠️ one leg's zero was this seat's mis-quoted command, ⛔ not a defect.