Codex review + verification pass over f9a81a1/3708c00 found the triage
hook resolving boards differently from the CLI. Corrections:
- Config#planka_board: tracker=planka:<board> now counts as board
configuration everywhere (Resolver included), not just the explicit
board key that config-write never writes.
- Triage hook board resolution extracted to pure
TriageCheck.board_name_for honoring the umbrella rule: the session
cwd's .cc-os/config overrides the git root's (the hook previously
walked up and read only the root config).
- config-write keys the global project index by the realpath of the
directory the config lands in, not the git toplevel — umbrella
subprojects no longer overwrite the umbrella's row.
- projects <filter> matches name, tracker, or path; hook timeout
8s->15s; CC_OS_DEBUG=1 surfaces swallowed hook errors on stderr.
Residual (name-only board lookup across all Planka projects) captured
as Backlog card #1818385174308586768. Suite 138/295/0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VkeTPRWqaqJZEpf48H1aC7
Backlog::ProjectIndex at ~/.cc-os/projects.json, upserted fail-soft by
config-write, queried via new 'projects' subcommand. Discoverer template +
filing mechanics reference doc; CROSS-PROJECT rule line in the SessionStart
note. ADR-0034 Accepted. Suite 112/233/0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CLeMz48rvG3s9XpAsDxeho
Pure repo -> board decision function (Backlog::Resolver) plus the
`resolve` os-backlog subcommand: given repo path, .cc-os/config contents,
and a board-name inventory (all passed in — no filesystem or network
access in the resolver itself), returns exactly one of "use <board>" /
"activate <archived board>" / "stop-and-discuss". An explicit config
board takes precedence; otherwise the board name is derived from the
repo/client dir basename with project inferred from ~/dev vs ~/clients.
Unmapped paths, and configured-but-unmatched boards, both resolve to
stop-and-discuss rather than silently falling back. Pure Ruby unit tests,
no network.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XknQRvihHDpYE47RTmUR4N
jared