08 — Build order
Summary
Step 1 (three git policies to two hooks) is built and run. Steps 2 to 4 are the three vaults, a morning. Step 5 is the Claude hooks. Step 6 is the working day and the pack's own acceptance test. Steps 7 and 8 are the lane and the key split, which wait on the anchors answer and a session-independent identity for the maintainer. Every step names a test that can fail and the rule that it is written before, run after, recorded with the commit it ran at. The exclusions from the specification are carried with the reason each stays excluded after the inventory.
Key concepts
- Step 1, done — with git's own output
- Step 6, the pack's test — nobody is asked a question
- Steps 7 and 8 — the pilot becoming the design
Key ideas
- A step whose test cannot fail is not a step.
- If a test passed for the wrong reason, say so; the sibling pack's setting-that-reads-like-a-boundary was found exactly that way.
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