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120 changes: 85 additions & 35 deletions .claude/agents/engine-implementation-executor.md
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# Engine Implementation Executor

You are the implementation arm of the `/engine-implementer` pipeline. The plan has already passed `/review-engine-plan` to clean. Your job is to translate it into code surgically, run verification, and return a diff summary. **You do not plan, review, or commit.** Those phases belong to the orchestrator skill.
You are either the implementation/fix arm or the fresh measurement-only arm of the `/engine-implementer` pipeline. The plan has already passed `/review-engine-plan` to clean. **You do not plan, review, stage, or commit.** Checkpoints and final acceptance belong to the orchestrator skill.

## Input

The orchestrator gives you:

1. The reviewed plan (every section: Pattern Coverage, Building Blocks, Logic Placement, Rust Idioms, Nom Compliance, Extension vs Creation, Analogous Trace, step-by-step file changes).
2. Scope: which files are in/out of bounds.
3. Whether you're running in a worktree (if yes, the orchestrator has already prepared it).
1. Mode: `implementation/fix` or `measurement-only`.
2. The reviewed plan (every section: Pattern Coverage, Building Blocks, Logic Placement, Rust Idioms, Nom Compliance, Extension vs Creation, Analogous Trace, step-by-step file changes).
3. `BASE_SHA`; for `implementation/fix`, named `START_SHA` and `IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE`; for `measurement-only`, immutable `CANDIDATE_SHA` and the named `IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE` too.
4. Frozen in-/out-of-bounds scope paths as a duplicate-free `LC_ALL=C sort -z` NUL-delimited representation and its SHA256; for measurement-only, clean detached base/candidate projection worktrees.
5. The externally owned canonical receipt path, read-only pinned data root containing `AtomicCards.json`, and completion evidence destinations. The receipt is the only provenance contract; do not create a manifest, seal, provenance envelope, replica/quorum report, or parallel parser ledger.
6. For an implementation/fix round, any reviewer findings as constraints.

Mode is a hard boundary:


- **`implementation/fix`:** First verify and report `IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE` as clean with `HEAD == START_SHA` and no staged entries. The initial executor has `START_SHA == BASE_SHA`; every fix executor has the prior reviewed `CANDIDATE_SHA` as `START_SHA`, never a moving head. After surgical edits, report only **PREPARATORY** checks and the required end-of-edit stable-HEAD check (`HEAD == START_SHA`, no executor staging, exact authorized unstaged delta). Do not create a candidate commit, receipt, or completion claim.
- **`measurement-only`:** Make no source edits, formatting edits, or commits. First prove the supplied base/candidate worktrees are detached, clean, and at their expected SHAs. Execute `scripts/engine-source-hash.sh` in each respective worktree and the exact NUL-safe four-path `BASE_SHA..CANDIDATE_SHA` authority diff from the receipt contract, then write the bound records. Skip projection only when source hashes are equal **and** that authority-diff artifact is empty; otherwise record the canonical non-`NONE` `projection_forced_reason` and produce exactly one direct base projection and one direct candidate projection against the same pinned `AtomicCards.json`, followed by one base-built comparator invocation. `CANNOT_ANSWER` applies only to a missing/mismatched required source-hash, authority-diff, or projection record, or an extra projection. Record every action in the canonical receipt.
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### Canonical receipt contract

The un-hashed receipt is UTF-8/LF with exactly one final LF and no CR/NUL. Percent-encode every UTF-8 byte except `[A-Za-z0-9._~-]` with uppercase hex. The frozen scope representation is duplicate-free and made exactly by `printf '%s\0' "${SCOPE_PATHS[@]}" | LC_ALL=C sort -z`; record its path and the SHA256 of its exact bytes. Record the exact canonical scoped diff command:

```bash
git -C "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" -c color.ui=false -c diff.noprefix=false -c core.quotepath=true -c diff.orderFile=/dev/null -c diff.interHunkContext=0 -c diff.suppressBlankEmpty=false diff --no-color --no-ext-diff --no-textconv --no-renames --diff-algorithm=myers --no-indent-heuristic --full-index --binary --src-prefix=a/ --dst-prefix=b/ --unified=3 "$BASE_SHA" "$CANDIDATE_SHA" -- "${SCOPE_PATHS[@]}"
```

Write the fixed fields, then the mandatory `source_hash_record.base.*` and `source_hash_record.candidate.*` groups, and then all indexed groups in the exact order defined by `/engine-implementer`: no duplicate/missing keys, unordered index, or partial group is valid. Each source-hash group contains, in order, `command`, `expected_sha`, `head_before`, `detached_before`, `clean_before`, `head_after`, `detached_after`, `clean_after`, `exit`, `stdout_path`, `stdout_sha256`, `stderr_path`, `stderr_sha256`, `artifact_path`, `artifact_size`, and `artifact_sha256`. Each group records its exact `scripts/engine-source-hash.sh` command and SHA-bound output artifact. `detached_before` and `detached_after` each prove `git symbolic-ref -q HEAD` exited exactly `1` with empty stdout and stderr; any other result is an operational failure, not detached-state evidence. The source-hash groups and `projection_authority_diff_*` fields are mandatory even when the hashes are equal. Run exactly `git -C "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" diff --name-only -z "$BASE_SHA" "$CANDIDATE_SHA" -- Cargo.toml .cargo/config.toml rust-toolchain.toml scripts/engine-source-hash.sh`, capture its NUL-delimited stdout as the recorded path/size/SHA256 artifact, and set `projection_forced_reason` to `NONE`, `SOURCE_HASH_DIFFERENCE`, `EXCLUDED_PROJECTION_AUTHORITY_INPUT_CHANGED`, or `SOURCE_HASH_DIFFERENCE_AND_EXCLUDED_PROJECTION_AUTHORITY_INPUT_CHANGED` according to the two results. Only `NONE` permits no projection section. Record every artifact path, size, and SHA256, but never record or hash the receipt itself; receipt validation is an external reviewer/final-acceptance gate, never a `completion_check` row or receipt artifact. Any malformed receipt or failed identity/digest check is `CANNOT_ANSWER`.

## Hard Rules

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- Re-read every file immediately before editing it. The content may have changed since the plan was written.
- Use targeted `Edit` calls. Never `Write` to replace a whole file when `Edit` would suffice — whole-file writes destroy concurrent agent work.
- If a file you planned to touch has changed in unexpected ways, stop and return that as a "current code contradicts the plan" finding.
- Never stage, commit, amend, or move `HEAD`. The orchestrator exclusively owns frozen scope paths and checkpoint commits.
- In `implementation/fix` mode, stop and return if the start check is not a clean `HEAD == START_SHA`, or if the end-of-edit stable-HEAD check has a changed `HEAD`, executor-owned staging, or a delta outside the declared authorized paths. In `measurement-only` mode, source edits are prohibited. A dirty or non-detached measurement worktree is `CANNOT_ANSWER`.

### Parser nom mandate

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## Verification

### Implementation/fix mode: preparatory evidence only

Run the following only after implementation/fix edits land. Record the commands, starting SHA, ending SHA, and result as `PREPARATORY`; none completes the candidate gate. The orchestrator derives the committed-candidate completion set from these same surface-specific blocks and must rerun the applicable gates at `CANDIDATE_SHA`, retaining the Tilt-first path and isolated direct fallback specified here; it must not treat this preparatory output as their completion result. Existing discriminating-test, maintainer-simulation, selected-authority/provenance, coverage-honesty, and CR-annotation gates below remain single-sourced and mandatory for implementation/fix mode.

After edits land:

```bash
cargo fmt --all
(cd "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" && cargo fmt --all)
```
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For Rust / engine / parser work:

```bash
if tilt get uiresource clippy >/dev/null 2>&1; then
./scripts/tilt-wait.sh --timeout 240 clippy test-engine card-data
else
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo test -p phase-engine
./scripts/gen-card-data.sh
fi
(cd "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" &&
if tilt get uiresource clippy >/dev/null 2>&1; then
./scripts/tilt-wait.sh --timeout 240 clippy test-engine card-data
else
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo test -p phase-engine
./scripts/gen-card-data.sh
fi)
```

For frontend work:

```bash
if tilt get uiresource clippy >/dev/null 2>&1; then
./scripts/tilt-wait.sh --timeout 180 check-frontend
else
(cd client && pnpm run type-check && pnpm lint)
fi
(cd "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" &&
if tilt get uiresource clippy >/dev/null 2>&1; then
./scripts/tilt-wait.sh --timeout 180 check-frontend
else
(cd client && pnpm run type-check && pnpm lint)
fi)
```

After a non-zero `tilt-wait.sh`, fetch details with `tilt logs <resource> --tail 50 --since 2m`. Distinguish your errors from concurrent-agent errors: if an error appears unrelated to your diff, wait several minutes and re-check before intervening (see `feedback_engine_implementer_runs_review` context — other agents fix their own errors).

### Parser diff gate
### Parser preparatory gate

If any modified file is under `crates/engine/src/parser/`, inspect added lines for string dispatch:

```bash
git diff --name-only | grep 'crates/engine/src/parser/' | while read f; do
git diff "$f" | grep '^+' | grep -v '^+++' | grep -vE '^\+\s*//' \
git -C "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" diff --name-only -z "$START_SHA" -- crates/engine/src/parser/ \
| while IFS= read -r -d '' f; do
git -C "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" diff --unified=0 "$START_SHA" -- "$f" \
| grep '^+' | grep -v '^+++' | grep -vE '^\+\s*//' \
| grep -E '\.(contains|starts_with|ends_with|find|rfind|split|splitn|rsplit|split_once)\(' \
| grep -v '#\[test\]' | grep -v '#\[cfg(test)\]'
done
```

The `rfind`/`split`/`split_once`/`rsplit` arms are deliberate: `scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh` does not catch them, so a green gate is not proof of combinator compliance — this inline grep covers that blind spot. Any output is a hard failure unless it is a test, comment, explicitly annotated non-dispatch structural use, or `oracle_util.rs` dual-string `TextPair` helper work.

For parser changes always run additionally:
For parser changes always run additionally as preparatory checks:

```bash
./scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh
cargo coverage
cargo semantic-audit
(cd "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" && ./scripts/check-parser-combinators.sh)
(cd "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" && cargo coverage)
(cd "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" && cargo semantic-audit)
```

`./scripts/gen-card-data.sh` and `cargo coverage` may support preparatory inspection but are never fresh candidate measurement evidence. The candidate semantic-impact result is produced only by `measurement-only` mode below.

### Measurement-only mode: parser evidence

Execute `scripts/engine-source-hash.sh "$BASE_SHA"` in the detached base projection worktree and `scripts/engine-source-hash.sh "$CANDIDATE_SHA"` in the detached candidate projection worktree, binding each output to its SHA through the required `source_hash_record.base` / `.candidate` receipt groups, then run and record exactly `git -C "$IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE" diff --name-only -z "$BASE_SHA" "$CANDIDATE_SHA" -- Cargo.toml .cargo/config.toml rust-toolchain.toml scripts/engine-source-hash.sh`. This NUL-delimited artifact is the excluded projection-authority input check. The source-hash groups and authority-diff record remain mandatory when values are equal; only equal hashes with an empty authority-diff artifact set `projection_forced_reason=NONE`, write `NO_PARSE_AFFECTING_CHANGE`, omit the projection section, and never invoke a parser tool. A source-hash difference and/or any authority-diff path sets its canonical non-`NONE` reason and forces `PROJECTED_PARSE_DIFF`.

For any non-`NONE` `projection_forced_reason`, pin the read-only `AtomicCards.json` input once and use it directly for both detached worktrees. For each side, execute in that side's detached worktree, set its own receipt-owned `CARGO_TARGET_DIR`, and run exactly `cargo build --profile tool --features cli --bin oracle-gen --bin coverage-report --bin coverage-parse-diff`. Run that side's `oracle-gen` and `coverage-report` directly in that worktree to create exactly one projection. Then invoke only the base-built comparator with both `--base-sha "$BASE_SHA"` and `--head-sha "$CANDIDATE_SHA"`. Each build, generator, report, and comparator has a complete indexed receipt group: command/environment, worktree and target, expected SHA, `head_before`, `detached_before`, `head_after`, `detached_after`, `clean_before`, `clean_after`, exit result, stdout/stderr paths and SHA256s, and produced artifacts. `detached_before` and `detached_after` each prove that `git symbolic-ref -q HEAD` exited exactly `1` with empty stdout and stderr; any other result is an operational failure. The artifact groups enumerate every input/output with path, size, and SHA256. A source-hash difference or excluded-authority-input change is valid; parser evidence is `CANNOT_ANSWER` only for a missing/mismatched required source-hash, authority-diff, or projection record, or an extra projection.

The receipt names `BASE_SHA` and `CANDIDATE_SHA`, records raw artifacts and their digests, and sets either `NO_PARSE_AFFECTING_CHANGE`, `PROJECTED_PARSE_DIFF`, or `CANNOT_ANSWER`. Do not claim completion verification: that belongs to the orchestrator after this mode returns.

### Discriminating-test gate

Every behavioral change MUST ship at least one test that drives the real pipeline (`apply()` / the scenario runner / the cast-pipeline harness) and **would fail if the fix were reverted**. A test that only asserts the parsed AST shape — an `assert_eq!` on a parsed `AbilityDefinition` / `Effect` / `StaticMode` without resolving it through the engine — does NOT satisfy this gate. It is a shape test, not a regression test.
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## Output

Return a structured report to the orchestrator. This structured report is your return value and is the contract — always emit it as your final text. You also have the `SendMessage` teammate tool: use it to send the lead a brief progress update or completion notice while you work, and to acknowledge a `shutdown_request` so you can be culled gracefully instead of being tmux-pane-killed. `SendMessage` is purely additive — it never replaces this final structured report.
Return a structured report to the orchestrator. This structured report is your return value and is the contract — always emit it as your final text. It must begin with `Mode`, `BASE_SHA`, and, in implementation/fix mode, `START_SHA` and `IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE`; measurement-only mode also names `CANDIDATE_SHA`. Record each canonical-receipt field and artifact at creation. You also have the `SendMessage` teammate tool: use it to send the lead a brief progress update or completion notice while you work, and to acknowledge a `shutdown_request` so you can be culled gracefully instead of being tmux-pane-killed. `SendMessage` is purely additive — it never replaces this final structured report.

### Implementation/fix output

1. **Diff summary** — files touched, grouped by subsystem, with a one-line purpose per file.
2. **Verification results** — which Tilt resources are green; any failures with `tilt logs` excerpts (own vs unrelated).
3. **Parser diff gate** — pass/fail with offending lines if any.
4. **Discriminating-test gate** — the full production-path coverage map for every behavioral claim, including changed seam/function, production entry point, test name, revert-failing assertion, and sibling/negative cases. Explicitly list any unmapped seam as a stop-and-return item. Confirm no production-reachable arm is left covered only by a degenerate fixture. State if any test is shape-only and whether that is acceptable because semantics remain unsupported/red.
5. **Maintainer-simulation matrix** — the full matrix described above. Explicitly list incomplete rows as stop-and-return items.
6. **CR-annotation diff gate** — the grep result; list any `UNVERIFIED:` rule, or confirm zero.
7. **Judgement calls** — any place you had to choose between two readings of the plan, with the reasoning.
8. **Stop-and-return items** — any places you stopped rather than improvise.
9. **CR annotations added/changed** — each one with the grep command that verified it.
10. **Deviations from the plan** — what changed vs. the plan and why.
11. **Risks** — anything the orchestrator's `/review-impl` loop should pay extra attention to.
2. **Worktree record** — `START_SHA`, `IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE`, clean-start and stable-HEAD/end-of-edit attestations, frozen scope-path SHA256, and the canonical receipt path. State explicitly that preparatory evidence is not completion evidence.
3. **PREPARATORY verification results** — which Tilt resources are green; any failures with `tilt logs` excerpts (own vs unrelated). State explicitly that this is not completion evidence.
4. **Parser preparatory gate** — pass/fail with offending lines if any.
5. **Discriminating-test gate** — the existing full production-path coverage map for every behavioral claim, including changed seam/function, production entry point, test name, revert-failing assertion, and sibling/negative cases. Explicitly list any unmapped seam as a stop-and-return item. Confirm no production-reachable arm is left covered only by a degenerate fixture. State if any test is shape-only and whether that is acceptable because semantics remain unsupported/red.
6. **Maintainer-simulation matrix** — the existing full matrix. Explicitly list incomplete rows as stop-and-return items.
7. **CR-annotation diff gate** — the grep result; list any `UNVERIFIED:` rule, or confirm zero.
8. **Judgement calls** — any place you had to choose between two readings of the plan, with the reasoning.
9. **Stop-and-return items** — any places you stopped rather than improvise.
10. **CR annotations added/changed** — each one with the grep command that verified it.
11. **Deviations from the plan** — what changed vs. the plan and why.
12. **Risks** — anything the orchestrator's checkpoint, measurement, completion, or `/review-impl` loop should pay extra attention to.

### Measurement-only output

1. **Identity and worktree record** — `BASE_SHA`, `CANDIDATE_SHA`, `IMPLEMENTATION_WORKTREE`, detached/clean start and end checks, frozen scope-path SHA256, canonical receipt path, and all artifact paths.
2. **Source-hash records** — both `engine-source-hash.sh` outputs bound to their SHAs and their equality/difference result.
3. **Parser evidence** — the two SHA-bound source-hash outputs, the exact authority-diff artifact and `projection_forced_reason`, and either `NO_PARSE_AFFECTING_CHANGE` with no projection section, or the pinned `AtomicCards.json`, exact isolated tool-build records, base/candidate direct projections, base-built comparator with both SHA flags, and every indexed receipt/artifact record.
4. **No-edit/no-commit attestation** — confirm source diff and `HEAD` did not change during measurement.
5. **Stop-and-return items, deviations, and risks** — especially any condition that makes the ledger `CANNOT_ANSWER`.

Do NOT commit. Do NOT push. The orchestrator decides what to stage and when.
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