Pre-build spec for the uniform cross-harness capture path. Grounds the
design in the homelab invariants (I1-I5, now canonical on infra main):
- I1 sovereignty gate: refuse confidential capture via us-nexus harness
- I2: distributed-library form (no high-degree observer node) is
admissible; central relay needs a security-baseline ledger entry
- I5: capture is a privileged write path, must emit audit records
Gherkin scenarios cover the happy path, the sovereignty refusal,
supersession + staleness discipline (#45/#47), fail-closed validation,
best-effort partial-failure receipts, dry-run, and fidelity supersession.
Four open questions flagged for review (classification trust is the
highest-risk one).
Disciplined end-of-session closeout for Claude.ai chats: harvest →
ground-truth gitea → confirm issue actions → commit session summary →
brain orientation note → safe-to-archive verdict.
Finalized against current infra (git.d-ma.be, koala:30401 LiteLLM,
Authentik) and the brain_update/brain_get verbs. Phase 5 uses
supersede-by-slug + brain_get read-after-write with the batch
no-semantic-query-after-supersede discipline. session_log/brain_tunnel
inlined (now callable from claude.ai). Summary frontmatter is the
reduced live-capture schema with fidelity:live-capture to distinguish
from batch-export summaries.
Drop the context:sync:cursor task and remove .cursorrules +
.aider.conventions.md from the drift-guard file list in `check`, now
that the generator no longer emits them.
Cursor and Aider are not supported harnesses. Remove generate_cursor
and generate_aider, their no-arg calls, and their case arms. The active
adapters are claude (CLAUDE.md), agents (AGENTS.md), and system-prompt
(.context/system-prompt.txt).
mathias