Defined KB smoke contract and repo triage plan

• Day: 2026-04-23
• Time: 10:35 to 10:45
• Project: Dev
• Workspace: WP 2: Operational
• Status: Completed
• Priority: MEDIUM
• Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
• Tags: Triage, Smoke-Test, Kb, Entrypoints, Runbook, Diagnostics

Description

Session Goal

Clarify operational boundaries and next actions across a set of structured sessions focused on automation/repo health, support triage, and a small home-care workflow. The main technical thread was to distinguish when a project needs a bounded diagnosis versus a true path-fix, and to define canonical entrypoints and smoke criteria for the KB module.

Key Activities

• Reviewed multiple structured notes about repository screening and operational triage.
• Reclassified project surfaces into two main states: needs_path_fix when the canonical entrypoint or contract is missing, and ready_for_bounded_diagnosis when a contained health check is sufficient.
• Proposed a short diagnostic workflow to validate canonical entry paths and smoke targets across repositories, with explicit evidence requirements before advancing status.
• Defined kb/ as a compact integration package with sanctioned seams for ingesting, analyzing, and exporting local knowledge artifacts.
• Reframed KB closure around explicit purpose, canonical entrypoints, honest smoke/health boundaries, and a defined artifact surface.
• Also captured a non-technical household workflow for rescuing humidity-damaged shirts using staged triage, ventilation, vinegar/detergent soak, separate wash, and full dry-down.

Achievements

• Established a clear decision rule for repo triage: if the entry contract is wrong or missing, fix the path first; if the path exists, proceed with bounded diagnosis.
• Produced a handoff-ready operational mapping for the three project fronts, reducing ambiguity about next steps.
• Consolidated the KB module into a bounded operational package with a canonical smoke contract and closure blueprint.
• Identified a practical laundry rescue sequence that prioritizes odor removal at the source rather than masking it.

Pending Tasks

• Execute the proposed smoke/health checks for the identified repositories and confirm which ones require path fixes.
• Apply the KB closure blueprint: update state, validate entrypoints, and confirm artifact surfaces.
• If needed, run a small-batch test on the humidity-damaged shirts before processing the full load.

Evidence

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