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\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n## Walkthrough\\n\\nThis PR implements the first Vim power-move runtime execution package, extending editor state to track Vim-specific metadata (registers, marks, pending keys, repeat history), adding complete motion and text-object resolution algorithms, and wiring a new Vim chord execution pipeline into normal-mode input handling. It also adds forced-quit command dispatch and availability-aware command completions for title-screen editor state.\\n\\n## Changes\\n\\n**Vim Power-Move Runtime Execution**\\n\\n|Layer / File(s)|Summary|\\n|---|---|\\n|**Grammar vocabulary, token types, and guards**
`src/app/workspace/vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts`, `src/app/workspace/vim-grammar.ts`, `src/app/workspace/vim-chord-token-guards.ts`|Extends Vim token model with mark token kind (`'mark'`), adds `joinWithSpace` operator, defines `VimMarkActionName` and `VimMarkToken` with mark constants (`MARK_EXACT_JUMP_KEY`, `MARK_LINE_JUMP_KEY`, `MARK_SET_KEY`, `MARK_NAMES`). Implements mark tokenization via `readMark` and centralizes type-guard functions for all token kinds.|\\n|**Editor state model extensions for Vim state**
`src/app/workspace/editor/model.ts`, `src/app/workspace/workspace-text-reading-cache.ts`|`EditorState` gains `pendingVimKeys`, `registers` (named register map), `lastVimEdit` (`VimRepeatState`), and `marks` (named mark map). Introduces `RegisterSourceState`, `VimRepeatState`, and `VimMarkState` interfaces for register provenance and Vim metadata. Reading cache preserves these fields across refreshes.|\\n|**Motion and text-object resolvers**
`src/app/workspace/vim-motion-resolver.ts`, `src/app/workspace/vim-text-object-resolver.ts`|`resolveVimMotion` converts motion requests into resolved target ranges with basis digest, cursor positions, and shape. Supports character/line/word/WORD/paragraph motions with FNV-1a basis digest and count expansion. `resolveVimTextObject` resolves inner/around scope word/WORD/paragraph/delimiter objects to target ranges.|\\n|**Vim editor operators**
`src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`|Implements case transformation (`applyVimCaseTransform`), mark operations (`setVimMark`, `jumpToVimMark` with exact vs line-indentation modes), join with configurable spacing (`applyVimJoinCurrentLine`), mode switching, and operator detection helpers. Includes internal utilities for character transformation and join logic.|\\n|**Chord syntax parsing with mark support**
`src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts`|Extends `VimChordSyntax` to recognize mark tokens. Introduces `VimMarkSyntax`, adds `'mark'` family to `VimChordSyntaxFamilies`, extends `parseNonOperatorSyntax` to emit completed mark syntax with `markSyntax` helper.|\\n|**Vim chord syntax executor**
`src/app/workspace/vim-command-executor.ts`|`applyVimChordSyntaxToEditor` dispatches completed chord syntax by family (motion/mode-switch/mark/operator). Handles operator-motion, operator-text-object, put-operator, and standalone operators with register provenance, linewise normalization, and optional repeat recording via `withRepeat`. `repeatLastVimEdit` replays stored keys with recording disabled.|\\n|**Normal mode Vim chord pipeline integration**
`src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts`|`updateNormalMode` integrates Vim chord execution: routes non-Escape keys through `updateVimNormalCommand` to accumulate `pendingVimKeys`, parse chord syntax, and execute complete chords. Falls back to existing pending-normal logic if Vim handling returns `undefined`. Clears both `pendingNormal` and `pendingVimKeys` on Escape.|\\n|**Vim power execution test suite**
`spec/vim-power-execution.spec.mjs`|Comprehensive test coverage: motion resolution with counts and basis, text-object resolution (inner/around scopes), operator execution with register provenance, linewise operations, change-to-insert, counted text-object expansion, named register put, normal-mode key buffering and dot-repeat, dot-repeat re-resolution against current basis, case operators, join spacing variants, mark storage/jumping, interactive mark prefixes, and legacy operator state preservation.|\\n\\n**Command-Line Forced Quit & Availability-Aware Completions**\\n\\n|Layer / File(s)|Summary|\\n|---|---|\\n|**Command-line completion availability filtering**
`src/app/workspace/command-completion.ts`, `src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts`, `src/app/workspace/viewer-overlays.ts`|Introduces `WorkspaceCommandCompletionAvailability` with optional `hasOpenFile` flag. Marks `write` and `wq` descriptors as `requiresOpenFile: true`. Implements `commandDescriptorAvailable` filter and threads `hasOpenFile` through completion context/selection APIs via new `workspaceHasOpenFile(model)` helper.|\\n|**Forced quit command dispatch and validation**
`src/app/workspace/command-line-dispatch.ts`, `src/app/workspace/command-line-validation.ts`|`dispatchWorkspaceCommandLine` recognizes `QuitBang`/`QuitBangAlias` and returns `quit()` immediately. Command name mappings expand to include forced-quit variants. `FORCE_QUIT_COMMAND_NAMES` constant included in prefix matching for validation.|\\n|**Command-line feature tests**
`spec/workspace-command-completion.spec.mjs`, `spec/workspace-command-line.spec.mjs`, `spec/workspace-text-boundaries.spec.mjs`|Tests forced-quit dispatch and completion availability: validates `q!`/`quit!` close workspace without confirmation, that completions omit file-write commands when no file is open, that forced-quit inputs are recognized as valid, and that marks are preserved across editor refresh with Vim chord-syntax cursor jumps.|\\n\\n**Design Documentation & Release Notes**\\n\\n|Layer / File(s)|Summary|\\n|---|---|\\n|**Design docs, BEARING roadmap, and CHANGELOG**
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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@CHANGELOG.md` around lines 5 - 7, The release note currently uses the generic\\nphrase \\\"case-transform operators\\\"; update the CHANGELOG entry to list the exact\\noperators shipped to match BEARING.md by replacing that phrase with\\n\\\"`gu`/`gU`/`g~` case operators\\\" (retain the rest of the phrase about transformed\\ndot-repeat metadata, `J`/`gJ`, local marks, and `:q!`/`:quit!` as-is) so users\\ncan find these operators by name.\\n```\\n\\n

\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\\n\\n\\n\\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\",\"path\":\"CHANGELOG.md\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":null}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\\n\\n**Resolve the \\\"transformed repeat\\\" contradiction.**\\n\\nLine 152 claims \\\"transformed repeat...remain[s] open\\\" for the `vim/power-moves-execution` branch, yet lines 155-156 immediately state that the `vim/power-moves-next-five` branch \\\"extends that runtime package with explicit transformed-repeat metadata\\\". This creates ambiguity: is transformed repeat open or closed?\\n\\nBased on the design retrospective (lines 1272-1273), the current branch adds `sourceBasisDigest` and `resolve-current-basis` replay, meaning transformed repeat **is** implemented in the `vim/power-moves-next-five` branch. Line 152 should acknowledge \\\"basic dot repeat\\\" is present while \\\"transformed-repeat metadata\\\" arrives in the next branch, or remove \\\"transformed repeat\\\" from the open list entirely.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```diff\\n The proof surface is\\n `spec/vim-power-execution.spec.mjs`; full search, structural motions, advanced\\n- registers, transformed repeat, macros, marks, visual mode, substitute, and\\n+ registers, macros, marks, visual mode, substitute, and\\n causal strand previews remain open.\\n```\\n\\nOr alternatively, be more precise:\\n\\n```diff\\n The proof surface is\\n `spec/vim-power-execution.spec.mjs`; full search, structural motions, advanced\\n- registers, transformed repeat, macros, marks, visual mode, substitute, and\\n+ registers, transformed-repeat hardening, macros, visual mode, substitute, and\\n causal strand previews remain open.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\n> ‼️ **IMPORTANT**\\n> Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.\\n\\n```suggestion\\nThe `vim/power-moves-execution` branch adds the first runtime execution package\\nafter the grammar/state-machine scaffolding: reading-basis motion resolution,\\ncore motion parity, text-object resolution, operator execution, delete, change,\\nyank, put, named register storage, register provenance facts, Normal-mode\\npending Vim keys, and dot repeat. The proof surface is\\n`spec/vim-power-execution.spec.mjs`; full search, structural motions, advanced\\nregisters, macros, marks, visual mode, substitute, and\\ncausal strand previews remain open.\\n```\\n\\n```suggestion\\nThe `vim/power-moves-execution` branch adds the first runtime execution package\\nafter the grammar/state-machine scaffolding: reading-basis motion resolution,\\ncore motion parity, text-object resolution, operator execution, delete, change,\\nyank, put, named register storage, register provenance facts, Normal-mode\\npending Vim keys, and dot repeat. The proof surface is\\n`spec/vim-power-execution.spec.mjs`; full search, structural motions, advanced\\nregisters, transformed-repeat hardening, macros, visual mode, substitute, and\\ncausal strand previews remain open.\\n```\\n\\n

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@docs/BEARING.md` around lines 146 - 153, Update the paragraph describing the\\nvim/power-moves-execution and vim/power-moves-next-five branches to remove the\\ncontradiction about \\\"transformed repeat\\\": state that vim/power-moves-execution\\nimplements basic dot repeat (or \\\"dot repeat\\\") while transformed-repeat metadata\\nis added in vim/power-moves-next-five; mention the specific metadata introduced\\nthere (sourceBasisDigest and resolve-current-basis replay) so readers understand\\ntransformed repeat is implemented in vim/power-moves-next-five rather than left\\nopen.\\n```\\n\\n

\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\",\"path\":\"docs/BEARING.md\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":null}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\\n\\n**Clarify which slices are actually complete.**\\n\\nLine 1208 claims \\\"Slices 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 now have inspectable planning, syntax, and state-machine artifacts.\\\" However, your own design plan defines:\\n- Slice 4: Transactional Register Doctrine And Token Model\\n- Slice 5: Vim Grammar Parser \\n- Slice 6: Normal/Operator-Pending State Machine\\n- Slice 7: Reading-Basis Motion Resolver\\n- Slices 8-15: runtime execution (operators, text objects, etc.)\\n\\nLines 1211-1216 describe runtime execution features (motion resolution, operators, text-object resolution, delete/change/yank/put), which map to slices 7-15 in the design plan, **not** slices 2-6. Either the slice numbering is wrong, or the retrospective is conflating planning artifacts (slices 2-6) with runtime execution (slices 7+).\\n\\nBe precise: state which exact slices closed in this branch and don't let the retrospective prose drift from your own slice definitions.\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md` around lines 1207 - 1209,\\nUpdate the retrospective paragraph that currently states \\\"Slices 2, 3, 4, 5, and\\n6 now have inspectable planning, syntax, and state-machine artifacts\\\" so it\\naccurately lists exactly which slices this branch closes and does not conflate\\nplanning artifacts with runtime execution: replace or split that sentence to\\nexplicitly state which slices are complete (e.g., list the specific slice\\nnumbers and names from the design plan such as Slice 4: Transactional Register\\nDoctrine And Token Model, Slice 5: Vim Grammar Parser, Slice 6:\\nNormal/Operator-Pending State Machine) and move the runtime-execution features\\ndescribed later (motion resolution, operators, text-object resolution,\\ndelete/change/yank/put) under the correct slice numbers (Slices 7–15 as per the\\nplan) so the prose aligns with the design plan definitions and the lines\\nreferencing runtime features are corrected to refer to the appropriate slice\\nnumbers.\\n```\\n\\n

\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\",\"path\":\"docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":null}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\\n\\n**Fix the temporal confusion around \\\"next runtime batch\\\".**\\n\\nLine 1270 claims \\\"The next runtime batch adds `src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`...\\\", but the review stack context explicitly lists `vim-editor-operators.ts` as part of **layer 4: Vim editor operators (case, marks, joins, mode switch)** in the **current cohort**. Furthermore, lines 1271-1273 describe repeat metadata (`sourceBasisDigest`, `resolve-current-basis`) which is implemented in the current branch per your own retrospective intro (lines 1208-1209).\\n\\nEither:\\n1. `vim-editor-operators.ts` is in the current branch → change \\\"next runtime batch\\\" to \\\"current branch\\\" or \\\"this branch\\\"\\n2. `vim-editor-operators.ts` is truly future work → the review stack context is wrong and you must fix it\\n\\nDo not leave retrospective tense ambiguous. State clearly whether a module ships in the current PR or remains deferred.\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md` around lines 1270 - 1273,\\nThe phrasing \\\"The next runtime batch adds\\n`src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`...\\\" is temporally inconsistent with\\nthe review stack and retrospective (which already list `vim-editor-operators.ts`\\nin layer 4) and with the implemented repeat metadata (`sourceBasisDigest`,\\n`resolve-current-basis`); update this sentence to clearly state that\\n`vim-editor-operators.ts` ships in the current branch (e.g., replace \\\"next\\nruntime batch\\\" with \\\"this branch\\\" or \\\"current branch\\\") or, if it truly is future\\nwork, correct the review stack/retrospective to remove it from layer 4 and\\nremove any claim that `sourceBasisDigest`/`resolve-current-basis` are\\nimplemented here so the document and stack are consistent.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-dispatch.ts` around lines 27 - 28, The\\nduplicated magic strings \\\"quit!\\\" and \\\"q!\\\" are declared as QuitBang and\\nQuitBangAlias; extract these literals into a single exported constant (e.g.,\\nexport const QUIT_COMMANDS = { QuitBang, QuitBangAlias } or separate exported\\nconstants) in the module that currently defines them and replace the inline\\nliterals in command-line-validation (where they are repeated) to import and\\nreference the exported constants instead; update any references to use the new\\nexported symbols (QuitBang, QuitBangAlias or QUIT_COMMANDS.) so the values\\nare maintained in one place.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts` around lines 223 - 225, DRY\\nviolation: the helper workspaceHasOpenFile(model: WorkspaceModel) is duplicated;\\nmove it to a single shared module (e.g., export from a model or utils module)\\nand import it where needed. Specifically, create and export workspaceHasOpenFile\\nfrom a common location (keeping the signature WorkspaceModel -> boolean), remove\\nthe local definitions in command-line-key-bindings and viewer-overlays, and\\nupdate both files to import and call the shared function instead.\\n```\\n\\n

\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\",\"path\":\"src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":null}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\\n\\n**Replace Vim operator and repeat key magic strings with vocabulary references.**\\n\\nLines 56-61 define local constants with string literals:\\n- `VIM_REPEAT_KEY = '.'` is a magic string (single character).\\n- `VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE`, `VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE`, `VIM_OPERATOR_YANK` duplicate `VimOperatorName` union members.\\n\\nAs per coding guidelines, magic strings are forbidden.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n

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\\n\\nExport these constants from vocabulary and import them:\\n\\n```diff\\n+import { VIM_REPEAT_KEY, VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE, VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE, VIM_OPERATOR_YANK } from './vim-grammar-vocabulary.js';\\n import { parseVimChordSyntax, VimChordSyntaxKinds, type VimChordSyntax } from './vim-chord-syntax.js';\\n // ...\\n\\n-const VIM_REPEAT_KEY = '.';\\n-const VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE = 'change';\\n-const VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE = 'delete';\\n-const VIM_OPERATOR_YANK = 'yank';\\n const VIM_PENDING_KIND = VimChordSyntaxKinds['Pending'];\\n const VIM_COMPLETE_KIND = VimChordSyntaxKinds['Complete'];\\n```\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts` around lines 56 - 61, Replace the local\\nmagic-string constants VIM_REPEAT_KEY, VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE, VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE,\\nand VIM_OPERATOR_YANK with vocabulary exports: remove these local definitions\\nand import the canonical values from the vocabulary module (export them there if\\nthey don't already exist), then update all usages in this file (e.g., where\\nVIM_REPEAT_KEY and the VIM_OPERATOR_* names are referenced) to use the imported\\nsymbols; keep the VimChordSyntaxKinds-derived VIM_PENDING_KIND and\\nVIM_COMPLETE_KIND as-is.\\n```\\n\\n

\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\\n\\n\\n\\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\",\"path\":\"src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":null}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"_🧹 Nitpick_ | _🔵 Trivial_ | _⚡ Quick win_\\n\\n**Consider importing `VimGrammarTokenKinds` instead of duplicating token kind strings.**\\n\\nThe local `TOKEN_*` constants duplicate the string values already exported in `VimGrammarTokenKinds` from `vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts`. This creates two sources of truth. As per coding guidelines, prefer explicit runtime objects over ad hoc string literals.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```diff\\n+import { VimGrammarTokenKinds } from './vim-grammar-vocabulary.js';\\n import type {\\n VimCommandLineTextToken,\\n // ... other imports\\n } from './vim-grammar.js';\\n\\n-const TOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION = 'commandLineInvocation';\\n-const TOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_TEXT = 'commandLineText';\\n-const TOKEN_COUNT = 'count';\\n-const TOKEN_MACRO_CONTROL = 'macroControl';\\n-const TOKEN_MARK = 'mark';\\n-// ... etc.\\n\\n export function isCommandLineInvocationToken(token: VimGrammarToken | undefined): boolean {\\n- return token?.kind === TOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION;\\n+ return token?.kind === VimGrammarTokenKinds.CommandLineInvocation;\\n }\\n\\n export function isMarkToken(token: VimGrammarToken | undefined): token is VimMarkToken {\\n- return token?.kind === TOKEN_MARK;\\n+ return token?.kind === VimGrammarTokenKinds.Mark;\\n }\\n \\n // ... apply same pattern to all guards\\n```\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-chord-token-guards.ts` around lines 15 - 27, Replace\\nthe duplicated TOKEN_* string constants with the exported runtime object\\nVimGrammarTokenKinds from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts: remove the\\nTOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION ... TOKEN_VISUAL_PREFIX constants and update all\\nusages in this module (e.g., references to TOKEN_MOTION, TOKEN_OPERATOR,\\nTOKEN_PREFIX, TOKEN_TEXT_OBJECT, etc.) to reference\\nVimGrammarTokenKinds. (the matching property names) so the module\\nuses the single source of truth; add the import for VimGrammarTokenKinds at top\\nof the file and run a quick search/replace to ensure every occurrence now uses\\nthe VimGrammarTokenKinds property instead of the local TOKEN_* constants.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-command-executor.ts` around lines 44 - 72, The\\nconstants in vim-command-executor.ts (e.g., FAMILY_MODE_SWITCH, FAMILY_MARK,\\nFAMILY_MOTION, FAMILY_OPERATOR_MOTION, FAMILY_OPERATOR_TEXT_OBJECT, FAMILY_PUT,\\nOPERATOR_CHANGE, OPERATOR_DELETE, OPERATOR_YANK, OPERATION_CHANGE,\\nTARGET_SHAPE_LINEWISE, TARGET_SHAPE_CHARWISE, etc.) are duplicate magic-string\\nliterals that should be canonicalized; remove these local literal definitions\\nand import the corresponding exported symbols from the vocabulary modules (e.g.,\\nvim-grammar-vocabulary.ts or vim-chord-syntax.ts) instead, update all usages in\\nthis file to reference the imported names, and ensure the vocabulary modules\\nexport these identifiers (add exports there if missing) so there are no\\nremaining hard-coded string literals in vim-command-executor.ts.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\nOption 1: Export action/mode name constants from `vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts` and import them here.\\n\\nOption 2: Use type assertions to ensure compile-time safety while keeping string literals minimal:\\n\\n```diff\\n-const MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP = 'jumpExact';\\n-const MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP = 'jumpLine';\\n-const MARK_ACTION_SET = 'set';\\n+const MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP: VimMarkActionName = 'jumpExact';\\n+const MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP: VimMarkActionName = 'jumpLine';\\n+const MARK_ACTION_SET: VimMarkActionName = 'set';\\n-const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER = 'insertAfter';\\n-const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE = 'insertBefore';\\n-const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END = 'insertLineEnd';\\n-const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE = 'insertFirstNonWhitespace';\\n-const MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE = 'openLineAbove';\\n-const MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW = 'openLineBelow';\\n+const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER: VimModeSwitchName = 'insertAfter';\\n+const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE: VimModeSwitchName = 'insertBefore';\\n+const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END: VimModeSwitchName = 'insertLineEnd';\\n+const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE: VimModeSwitchName = 'insertFirstNonWhitespace';\\n+const MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE: VimModeSwitchName = 'openLineAbove';\\n+const MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW: VimModeSwitchName = 'openLineBelow';\\n```\\n\\nBetter: export these constants from vocabulary and import them.\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts` around lines 38 - 46, Replace the\\nlocal magic string constants (MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP, MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP,\\nMARK_ACTION_SET, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE,\\nMODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE,\\nMODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE, MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW) with shared, typed\\nconstants exported from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts that correspond to the\\nVimMarkActionName and VimModeSwitchName union members; import the appropriate\\nexported names and use them instead of the local string literals so the values\\nare centralized and type-safe against the VimMarkActionName/VimModeSwitchName\\ntypes.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\nDefine action name constants at module scope and reference them:\\n\\n```diff\\n+const MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT: VimMarkActionName = 'jumpExact';\\n+const MARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE: VimMarkActionName = 'jumpLine';\\n+const MARK_ACTION_SET: VimMarkActionName = 'set';\\n+\\n function markAction(key: string): VimMarkActionName {\\n if (key === MARK_EXACT_JUMP_KEY) {\\n- return 'jumpExact';\\n+ return MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT;\\n }\\n- return key === MARK_LINE_JUMP_KEY ? 'jumpLine' : 'set';\\n+ return key === MARK_LINE_JUMP_KEY ? MARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE : MARK_ACTION_SET;\\n }\\n```\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-grammar.ts` around lines 298 - 303, The markAction\\nfunction returns magic string literals; replace them with module-scope constants\\n(e.g., MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT, MARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE, MARK_ACTION_SET) and\\nupdate markAction to return those constants instead of raw strings; also export\\nor reuse the constants where other code expects VimMarkActionName values so\\ncallers still work with the named constants rather than literal strings.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```diff\\n if (motion === MOTION_CHAR_LEFT) {\\n- return normalTextIndex(editor) - count;\\n+ return Math.max(\\n+ lineStartTextIndex(editor.lines, editor.cursorRow),\\n+ normalTextIndex(editor) - count,\\n+ );\\n }\\n if (motion === MOTION_CHAR_RIGHT) {\\n- return normalTextIndex(editor) + count;\\n+ return Math.min(\\n+ lineEndTextIndex(editor),\\n+ normalTextIndex(editor) + count,\\n+ );\\n }\\n```\\n

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Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nInline comments:\\nIn `@CHANGELOG.md`:\\n- Around line 5-7: The release note currently uses the generic phrase\\n\\\"case-transform operators\\\"; update the CHANGELOG entry to list the exact\\noperators shipped to match BEARING.md by replacing that phrase with\\n\\\"`gu`/`gU`/`g~` case operators\\\" (retain the rest of the phrase about transformed\\ndot-repeat metadata, `J`/`gJ`, local marks, and `:q!`/`:quit!` as-is) so users\\ncan find these operators by name.\\n\\nIn `@docs/BEARING.md`:\\n- Around line 146-153: Update the paragraph describing the\\nvim/power-moves-execution and vim/power-moves-next-five branches to remove the\\ncontradiction about \\\"transformed repeat\\\": state that vim/power-moves-execution\\nimplements basic dot repeat (or \\\"dot repeat\\\") while transformed-repeat metadata\\nis added in vim/power-moves-next-five; mention the specific metadata introduced\\nthere (sourceBasisDigest and resolve-current-basis replay) so readers understand\\ntransformed repeat is implemented in vim/power-moves-next-five rather than left\\nopen.\\n\\nIn `@docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md`:\\n- Around line 1207-1209: Update the retrospective paragraph that currently\\nstates \\\"Slices 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 now have inspectable planning, syntax, and\\nstate-machine artifacts\\\" so it accurately lists exactly which slices this branch\\ncloses and does not conflate planning artifacts with runtime execution: replace\\nor split that sentence to explicitly state which slices are complete (e.g., list\\nthe specific slice numbers and names from the design plan such as Slice 4:\\nTransactional Register Doctrine And Token Model, Slice 5: Vim Grammar Parser,\\nSlice 6: Normal/Operator-Pending State Machine) and move the runtime-execution\\nfeatures described later (motion resolution, operators, text-object resolution,\\ndelete/change/yank/put) under the correct slice numbers (Slices 7–15 as per the\\nplan) so the prose aligns with the design plan definitions and the lines\\nreferencing runtime features are corrected to refer to the appropriate slice\\nnumbers.\\n- Around line 1270-1273: The phrasing \\\"The next runtime batch adds\\n`src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`...\\\" is temporally inconsistent with\\nthe review stack and retrospective (which already list `vim-editor-operators.ts`\\nin layer 4) and with the implemented repeat metadata (`sourceBasisDigest`,\\n`resolve-current-basis`); update this sentence to clearly state that\\n`vim-editor-operators.ts` ships in the current branch (e.g., replace \\\"next\\nruntime batch\\\" with \\\"this branch\\\" or \\\"current branch\\\") or, if it truly is future\\nwork, correct the review stack/retrospective to remove it from layer 4 and\\nremove any claim that `sourceBasisDigest`/`resolve-current-basis` are\\nimplemented here so the document and stack are consistent.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-dispatch.ts`:\\n- Around line 27-28: The duplicated magic strings \\\"quit!\\\" and \\\"q!\\\" are declared\\nas QuitBang and QuitBangAlias; extract these literals into a single exported\\nconstant (e.g., export const QUIT_COMMANDS = { QuitBang, QuitBangAlias } or\\nseparate exported constants) in the module that currently defines them and\\nreplace the inline literals in command-line-validation (where they are repeated)\\nto import and reference the exported constants instead; update any references to\\nuse the new exported symbols (QuitBang, QuitBangAlias or QUIT_COMMANDS.)\\nso the values are maintained in one place.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts`:\\n- Around line 223-225: DRY violation: the helper workspaceHasOpenFile(model:\\nWorkspaceModel) is duplicated; move it to a single shared module (e.g., export\\nfrom a model or utils module) and import it where needed. Specifically, create\\nand export workspaceHasOpenFile from a common location (keeping the signature\\nWorkspaceModel -> boolean), remove the local definitions in\\ncommand-line-key-bindings and viewer-overlays, and update both files to import\\nand call the shared function instead.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts`:\\n- Around line 56-61: Replace the local magic-string constants VIM_REPEAT_KEY,\\nVIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE, VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE, and VIM_OPERATOR_YANK with vocabulary\\nexports: remove these local definitions and import the canonical values from the\\nvocabulary module (export them there if they don't already exist), then update\\nall usages in this file (e.g., where VIM_REPEAT_KEY and the VIM_OPERATOR_* names\\nare referenced) to use the imported symbols; keep the\\nVimChordSyntaxKinds-derived VIM_PENDING_KIND and VIM_COMPLETE_KIND as-is.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-chord-token-guards.ts`:\\n- Around line 15-27: Replace the duplicated TOKEN_* string constants with the\\nexported runtime object VimGrammarTokenKinds from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts:\\nremove the TOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION ... TOKEN_VISUAL_PREFIX constants and\\nupdate all usages in this module (e.g., references to TOKEN_MOTION,\\nTOKEN_OPERATOR, TOKEN_PREFIX, TOKEN_TEXT_OBJECT, etc.) to reference\\nVimGrammarTokenKinds. (the matching property names) so the module\\nuses the single source of truth; add the import for VimGrammarTokenKinds at top\\nof the file and run a quick search/replace to ensure every occurrence now uses\\nthe VimGrammarTokenKinds property instead of the local TOKEN_* constants.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-command-executor.ts`:\\n- Around line 44-72: The constants in vim-command-executor.ts (e.g.,\\nFAMILY_MODE_SWITCH, FAMILY_MARK, FAMILY_MOTION, FAMILY_OPERATOR_MOTION,\\nFAMILY_OPERATOR_TEXT_OBJECT, FAMILY_PUT, OPERATOR_CHANGE, OPERATOR_DELETE,\\nOPERATOR_YANK, OPERATION_CHANGE, TARGET_SHAPE_LINEWISE, TARGET_SHAPE_CHARWISE,\\netc.) are duplicate magic-string literals that should be canonicalized; remove\\nthese local literal definitions and import the corresponding exported symbols\\nfrom the vocabulary modules (e.g., vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts or\\nvim-chord-syntax.ts) instead, update all usages in this file to reference the\\nimported names, and ensure the vocabulary modules export these identifiers (add\\nexports there if missing) so there are no remaining hard-coded string literals\\nin vim-command-executor.ts.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`:\\n- Around line 38-46: Replace the local magic string constants\\n(MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP, MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP, MARK_ACTION_SET,\\nMODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE,\\nMODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE,\\nMODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE, MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW) with shared, typed\\nconstants exported from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts that correspond to the\\nVimMarkActionName and VimModeSwitchName union members; import the appropriate\\nexported names and use them instead of the local string literals so the values\\nare centralized and type-safe against the VimMarkActionName/VimModeSwitchName\\ntypes.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-grammar.ts`:\\n- Around line 298-303: The markAction function returns magic string literals;\\nreplace them with module-scope constants (e.g., MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT,\\nMARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE, MARK_ACTION_SET) and update markAction to return those\\nconstants instead of raw strings; also export or reuse the constants where other\\ncode expects VimMarkActionName values so callers still work with the named\\nconstants rather than literal strings.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-motion-resolver.ts`:\\n- Around line 159-163: The MOTION_CHAR_LEFT and MOTION_CHAR_RIGHT handling in\\nvim-motion-resolver (the branches checking MOTION_CHAR_LEFT / MOTION_CHAR_RIGHT\\nthat currently return normalTextIndex(editor) ± count) must clamp the resulting\\nindex to the current line bounds instead of raw text indices; change these\\nbranches to compute the current line's start and end indices (start = index of\\nline's first character, end = index of line's last character before the '\\\\n')\\nand return max(start, min(end, normalTextIndex(editor) ± count)) so horizontal\\nmotions cannot go past column 0 or onto the newline character.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-text-object-resolver.ts`:\\n- Around line 265-283: enclosingSymmetricDelimiterRange treats any matching\\ndelimiter char as a pair even when escaped; update it to ignore delimiters that\\nare escaped by a backslash (i.e., preceded by an odd number of consecutive\\nbackslashes) before toggling start/end. Inside enclosingSymmetricDelimiterRange\\n(and where it checks text[index] === delimiter) add an isEscaped check (or\\ninline logic that walks backwards counting consecutive '\\\\' chars) and continue\\nwhen escaped; keep using FIRST_INDEX, INNER_OFFSET, start, and\\ndelimiterContainsCursor as-is so pairing logic and cursor test remain unchanged.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/workspace-text-reading-cache.ts`:\\n- Line 72: The code is incorrectly preserving live editor state by copying\\nprojection.existing?.pendingVimKeys into the cache; remove that copy so\\npendingVimKeys is not carried across buffer reprojection. Locate the assignment\\nthat references pendingVimKeys (the projection.existing?.pendingVimKeys entry)\\nand either delete that property from the object being built or explicitly set it\\nto undefined/null so pendingVimKeys is not restored from projection; leave\\nlastVimEdit, marks, and registers.source unchanged. This ensures the live state\\ntracked in editor-editing.ts (pendingVimKeys) is not replayed across snapshots.\\n\\n---\\n\\nOutside diff comments:\\nIn `@spec/vim-power-execution.spec.mjs`:\\n- Around line 1-555: The spec file exceeds the 500-line rule; split the monolith\\ninto four focused test files by moving the related test blocks (identified by\\ntheir test names and helper usage) into: 1) vim-motion-text-object.spec.mjs —\\nmove \\\"vim motion resolver resolves counted reading-basis motions\\\" and \\\"vim text\\nobject resolver targets words and delimiter interiors\\\" (they use\\nmotion.resolveVimMotion and textObjects.resolveVimTextObject, mockEditor,\\nimportDist); 2) vim-operators-registers.spec.mjs — move operator/register tests\\nfrom \\\"vim operator compiler deletes motion ranges with register provenance\\\"\\nthrough \\\"vim counted word text objects expand over multiple words\\\" (they use\\nexecutor.applyVimChordSyntaxToEditor, syntax.parseVimChordSyntax,\\nmodel.RegisterKinds); 3) vim-case-join-marks.spec.mjs — move case/join/marks\\ntests from \\\"vim case operators transform motion and text object ranges\\\" through\\n\\\"vim join operators merge the current line with and without spacing\\\" and \\\"vim\\nmarks store exact and line jump targets\\\" (they use\\nexecutor.applyVimChordSyntaxToEditor, syntax.parseVimChordSyntax, mockEditor);\\nand 4) vim-normal-mode-integration.spec.mjs — move normal-mode, dot-repeat, and\\nlegacy compatibility tests including \\\"normal mode stores pending vim keys and\\ndot repeats the last edit\\\", \\\"dot repeat resolves text objects against the\\ncurrent basis\\\", and \\\"normal mode preserves legacy pending operators without vim\\nkey state\\\" (they use editing.updateNormalMode, executor.repeatLastVimEdit,\\nsyntax.parseVimChordSyntax). For each new file duplicate the necessary imports\\n(importDist, mockEditor, editing, syntax, executor, mode, model as used) at the\\ntop of that file, ensure each test block is copied exactly, run the test suite\\nand update any relative helper imports (importDist calls) if needed so each file\\nbuilds independently.\\n\\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts`:\\n- Around line 162-175: Replace the local FAMILY_* string-literal constants\\n(FAMILY_COMMAND_LINE, FAMILY_MACRO, FAMILY_MARK, FAMILY_MODE_SWITCH,\\nFAMILY_MODIFIER, FAMILY_MOTION, FAMILY_OPERATOR_COMMAND, FAMILY_OPERATOR_MOTION,\\nFAMILY_OPERATOR_TEXT_OBJECT, FAMILY_PREFIX, FAMILY_PUT, FAMILY_TEXT_OBJECT,\\nFAMILY_UNKNOWN, FAMILY_VISUAL_PREFIX) with references to the centralized\\nexported VimChordSyntaxFamilies map/object; update all usages in this file\\n(vim-chord-syntax.ts) to pull the values from VimChordSyntaxFamilies instead of\\nhard-coded strings so the code relies on the single exported source of truth for\\nVimChordSyntaxFamily names.\\n```\\n\\n

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\n\n\n\n\n\n## Walkthrough\n\nThis PR implements the first Vim power-move runtime execution package, extending editor state to track Vim-specific metadata (registers, marks, pending keys, repeat history), adding complete motion and text-object resolution algorithms, and wiring a new Vim chord execution pipeline into normal-mode input handling. It also adds forced-quit command dispatch and availability-aware command completions for title-screen editor state.\n\n## Changes\n\n**Vim Power-Move Runtime Execution**\n\n|Layer / File(s)|Summary|\n|---|---|\n|**Grammar vocabulary, token types, and guards**
`src/app/workspace/vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts`, `src/app/workspace/vim-grammar.ts`, `src/app/workspace/vim-chord-token-guards.ts`|Extends Vim token model with mark token kind (`'mark'`), adds `joinWithSpace` operator, defines `VimMarkActionName` and `VimMarkToken` with mark constants (`MARK_EXACT_JUMP_KEY`, `MARK_LINE_JUMP_KEY`, `MARK_SET_KEY`, `MARK_NAMES`). Implements mark tokenization via `readMark` and centralizes type-guard functions for all token kinds.|\n|**Editor state model extensions for Vim state**
`src/app/workspace/editor/model.ts`, `src/app/workspace/workspace-text-reading-cache.ts`|`EditorState` gains `pendingVimKeys`, `registers` (named register map), `lastVimEdit` (`VimRepeatState`), and `marks` (named mark map). Introduces `RegisterSourceState`, `VimRepeatState`, and `VimMarkState` interfaces for register provenance and Vim metadata. Reading cache preserves these fields across refreshes.|\n|**Motion and text-object resolvers**
`src/app/workspace/vim-motion-resolver.ts`, `src/app/workspace/vim-text-object-resolver.ts`|`resolveVimMotion` converts motion requests into resolved target ranges with basis digest, cursor positions, and shape. Supports character/line/word/WORD/paragraph motions with FNV-1a basis digest and count expansion. `resolveVimTextObject` resolves inner/around scope word/WORD/paragraph/delimiter objects to target ranges.|\n|**Vim editor operators**
`src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`|Implements case transformation (`applyVimCaseTransform`), mark operations (`setVimMark`, `jumpToVimMark` with exact vs line-indentation modes), join with configurable spacing (`applyVimJoinCurrentLine`), mode switching, and operator detection helpers. Includes internal utilities for character transformation and join logic.|\n|**Chord syntax parsing with mark support**
`src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts`|Extends `VimChordSyntax` to recognize mark tokens. Introduces `VimMarkSyntax`, adds `'mark'` family to `VimChordSyntaxFamilies`, extends `parseNonOperatorSyntax` to emit completed mark syntax with `markSyntax` helper.|\n|**Vim chord syntax executor**
`src/app/workspace/vim-command-executor.ts`|`applyVimChordSyntaxToEditor` dispatches completed chord syntax by family (motion/mode-switch/mark/operator). Handles operator-motion, operator-text-object, put-operator, and standalone operators with register provenance, linewise normalization, and optional repeat recording via `withRepeat`. `repeatLastVimEdit` replays stored keys with recording disabled.|\n|**Normal mode Vim chord pipeline integration**
`src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts`|`updateNormalMode` integrates Vim chord execution: routes non-Escape keys through `updateVimNormalCommand` to accumulate `pendingVimKeys`, parse chord syntax, and execute complete chords. Falls back to existing pending-normal logic if Vim handling returns `undefined`. Clears both `pendingNormal` and `pendingVimKeys` on Escape.|\n|**Vim power execution test suite**
`spec/vim-power-execution.spec.mjs`|Comprehensive test coverage: motion resolution with counts and basis, text-object resolution (inner/around scopes), operator execution with register provenance, linewise operations, change-to-insert, counted text-object expansion, named register put, normal-mode key buffering and dot-repeat, dot-repeat re-resolution against current basis, case operators, join spacing variants, mark storage/jumping, interactive mark prefixes, and legacy operator state preservation.|\n\n**Command-Line Forced Quit & Availability-Aware Completions**\n\n|Layer / File(s)|Summary|\n|---|---|\n|**Command-line completion availability filtering**
`src/app/workspace/command-completion.ts`, `src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts`, `src/app/workspace/viewer-overlays.ts`|Introduces `WorkspaceCommandCompletionAvailability` with optional `hasOpenFile` flag. Marks `write` and `wq` descriptors as `requiresOpenFile: true`. Implements `commandDescriptorAvailable` filter and threads `hasOpenFile` through completion context/selection APIs via new `workspaceHasOpenFile(model)` helper.|\n|**Forced quit command dispatch and validation**
`src/app/workspace/command-line-dispatch.ts`, `src/app/workspace/command-line-validation.ts`|`dispatchWorkspaceCommandLine` recognizes `QuitBang`/`QuitBangAlias` and returns `quit()` immediately. Command name mappings expand to include forced-quit variants. `FORCE_QUIT_COMMAND_NAMES` constant included in prefix matching for validation.|\n|**Command-line feature tests**
`spec/workspace-command-completion.spec.mjs`, `spec/workspace-command-line.spec.mjs`, `spec/workspace-text-boundaries.spec.mjs`|Tests forced-quit dispatch and completion availability: validates `q!`/`quit!` close workspace without confirmation, that completions omit file-write commands when no file is open, that forced-quit inputs are recognized as valid, and that marks are preserved across editor refresh with Vim chord-syntax cursor jumps.|\n\n**Design Documentation & Release Notes**\n\n|Layer / File(s)|Summary|\n|---|---|\n|**Design docs, BEARING roadmap, and CHANGELOG**
`CHANGELOG.md`, `docs/BEARING.md`, `docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md`|CHANGELOG describes dot-repeat transformations and case/join/mark/forced-quit features. BEARING documents Slice 4 progress: `vim/power-moves-execution` package and `vim/power-moves-next-five` extensions. Design doc updates retrospective with coverage claims, extends test claims, clarifies runtime module organization (motion resolver, text-object resolver, command executor), describes repeat identity changes via `sourceBasisDigest`, and revises follow-up scope (search/structural motions future; marks support only local set/exact/line jumps).|\n\n## Estimated code review effort\n\n🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~60 minutes\n\n## Possibly related PRs\n\n- [flyingrobots/jedit#119](https://github.com/flyingrobots/jedit/pull/119): Extends the Vim grammar/token-model foundations from `#119` by adding new mark token support to `vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts` and `vim-grammar.ts`.\n- [flyingrobots/jedit#120](https://github.com/flyingrobots/jedit/pull/120): Builds on the normal-mode key accumulation/state-machine behavior from `#120` by extending `updateNormalMode` with the new Vim chord execution pipeline and `pendingVimKeys` state management.\n\n## Poem\n\n> 🎵 *Motions resolve, text objects bloom,* \n> *Marks dance from room to room,* \n> *Operators jest with case and line,* \n> *Dot-repeat echoes — ah, divine!* \n> *From title screen to editor's gleam,* \n> *Vim power-moves, the perfect dream.* ✨\n\n\n\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@docs/BEARING.md` around lines 146 - 153, Update the paragraph describing the\nvim/power-moves-execution and vim/power-moves-next-five branches to remove the\ncontradiction about \"transformed repeat\": state that vim/power-moves-execution\nimplements basic dot repeat (or \"dot repeat\") while transformed-repeat metadata\nis added in vim/power-moves-next-five; mention the specific metadata introduced\nthere (sourceBasisDigest and resolve-current-basis replay) so readers understand\ntransformed repeat is implemented in vim/power-moves-next-five rather than left\nopen.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Clarify which slices are actually complete.**\n\nLine 1208 claims \"Slices 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 now have inspectable planning, syntax, and state-machine artifacts.\" However, your own design plan defines:\n- Slice 4: Transactional Register Doctrine And Token Model\n- Slice 5: Vim Grammar Parser \n- Slice 6: Normal/Operator-Pending State Machine\n- Slice 7: Reading-Basis Motion Resolver\n- Slices 8-15: runtime execution (operators, text objects, etc.)\n\nLines 1211-1216 describe runtime execution features (motion resolution, operators, text-object resolution, delete/change/yank/put), which map to slices 7-15 in the design plan, **not** slices 2-6. Either the slice numbering is wrong, or the retrospective is conflating planning artifacts (slices 2-6) with runtime execution (slices 7+).\n\nBe precise: state which exact slices closed in this branch and don't let the retrospective prose drift from your own slice definitions.\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md` around lines 1207 - 1209,\nUpdate the retrospective paragraph that currently states \"Slices 2, 3, 4, 5, and\n6 now have inspectable planning, syntax, and state-machine artifacts\" so it\naccurately lists exactly which slices this branch closes and does not conflate\nplanning artifacts with runtime execution: replace or split that sentence to\nexplicitly state which slices are complete (e.g., list the specific slice\nnumbers and names from the design plan such as Slice 4: Transactional Register\nDoctrine And Token Model, Slice 5: Vim Grammar Parser, Slice 6:\nNormal/Operator-Pending State Machine) and move the runtime-execution features\ndescribed later (motion resolution, operators, text-object resolution,\ndelete/change/yank/put) under the correct slice numbers (Slices 7–15 as per the\nplan) so the prose aligns with the design plan definitions and the lines\nreferencing runtime features are corrected to refer to the appropriate slice\nnumbers.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Fix the temporal confusion around \"next runtime batch\".**\n\nLine 1270 claims \"The next runtime batch adds `src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`...\", but the review stack context explicitly lists `vim-editor-operators.ts` as part of **layer 4: Vim editor operators (case, marks, joins, mode switch)** in the **current cohort**. Furthermore, lines 1271-1273 describe repeat metadata (`sourceBasisDigest`, `resolve-current-basis`) which is implemented in the current branch per your own retrospective intro (lines 1208-1209).\n\nEither:\n1. `vim-editor-operators.ts` is in the current branch → change \"next runtime batch\" to \"current branch\" or \"this branch\"\n2. `vim-editor-operators.ts` is truly future work → the review stack context is wrong and you must fix it\n\nDo not leave retrospective tense ambiguous. State clearly whether a module ships in the current PR or remains deferred.\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md` around lines 1270 - 1273,\nThe phrasing \"The next runtime batch adds\n`src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`...\" is temporally inconsistent with\nthe review stack and retrospective (which already list `vim-editor-operators.ts`\nin layer 4) and with the implemented repeat metadata (`sourceBasisDigest`,\n`resolve-current-basis`); update this sentence to clearly state that\n`vim-editor-operators.ts` ships in the current branch (e.g., replace \"next\nruntime batch\" with \"this branch\" or \"current branch\") or, if it truly is future\nwork, correct the review stack/retrospective to remove it from layer 4 and\nremove any claim that `sourceBasisDigest`/`resolve-current-basis` are\nimplemented here so the document and stack are consistent.\n```\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-dispatch.ts` around lines 27 - 28, The\nduplicated magic strings \"quit!\" and \"q!\" are declared as QuitBang and\nQuitBangAlias; extract these literals into a single exported constant (e.g.,\nexport const QUIT_COMMANDS = { QuitBang, QuitBangAlias } or separate exported\nconstants) in the module that currently defines them and replace the inline\nliterals in command-line-validation (where they are repeated) to import and\nreference the exported constants instead; update any references to use the new\nexported symbols (QuitBang, QuitBangAlias or QUIT_COMMANDS.) so the values\nare maintained in one place.\n```\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts` around lines 223 - 225, DRY\nviolation: the helper workspaceHasOpenFile(model: WorkspaceModel) is duplicated;\nmove it to a single shared module (e.g., export from a model or utils module)\nand import it where needed. Specifically, create and export workspaceHasOpenFile\nfrom a common location (keeping the signature WorkspaceModel -> boolean), remove\nthe local definitions in command-line-key-bindings and viewer-overlays, and\nupdate both files to import and call the shared function instead.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Replace Vim operator and repeat key magic strings with vocabulary references.**\n\nLines 56-61 define local constants with string literals:\n- `VIM_REPEAT_KEY = '.'` is a magic string (single character).\n- `VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE`, `VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE`, `VIM_OPERATOR_YANK` duplicate `VimOperatorName` union members.\n\nAs per coding guidelines, magic strings are forbidden.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

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\n\nExport these constants from vocabulary and import them:\n\n```diff\n+import { VIM_REPEAT_KEY, VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE, VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE, VIM_OPERATOR_YANK } from './vim-grammar-vocabulary.js';\n import { parseVimChordSyntax, VimChordSyntaxKinds, type VimChordSyntax } from './vim-chord-syntax.js';\n // ...\n\n-const VIM_REPEAT_KEY = '.';\n-const VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE = 'change';\n-const VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE = 'delete';\n-const VIM_OPERATOR_YANK = 'yank';\n const VIM_PENDING_KIND = VimChordSyntaxKinds['Pending'];\n const VIM_COMPLETE_KIND = VimChordSyntaxKinds['Complete'];\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts` around lines 56 - 61, Replace the local\nmagic-string constants VIM_REPEAT_KEY, VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE, VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE,\nand VIM_OPERATOR_YANK with vocabulary exports: remove these local definitions\nand import the canonical values from the vocabulary module (export them there if\nthey don't already exist), then update all usages in this file (e.g., where\nVIM_REPEAT_KEY and the VIM_OPERATOR_* names are referenced) to use the imported\nsymbols; keep the VimChordSyntaxKinds-derived VIM_PENDING_KIND and\nVIM_COMPLETE_KIND as-is.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\n_🧹 Nitpick_ | _🔵 Trivial_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Consider importing `VimGrammarTokenKinds` instead of duplicating token kind strings.**\n\nThe local `TOKEN_*` constants duplicate the string values already exported in `VimGrammarTokenKinds` from `vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts`. This creates two sources of truth. As per coding guidelines, prefer explicit runtime objects over ad hoc string literals.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

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\n\n```diff\n+import { VimGrammarTokenKinds } from './vim-grammar-vocabulary.js';\n import type {\n VimCommandLineTextToken,\n // ... other imports\n } from './vim-grammar.js';\n\n-const TOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION = 'commandLineInvocation';\n-const TOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_TEXT = 'commandLineText';\n-const TOKEN_COUNT = 'count';\n-const TOKEN_MACRO_CONTROL = 'macroControl';\n-const TOKEN_MARK = 'mark';\n-// ... etc.\n\n export function isCommandLineInvocationToken(token: VimGrammarToken | undefined): boolean {\n- return token?.kind === TOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION;\n+ return token?.kind === VimGrammarTokenKinds.CommandLineInvocation;\n }\n\n export function isMarkToken(token: VimGrammarToken | undefined): token is VimMarkToken {\n- return token?.kind === TOKEN_MARK;\n+ return token?.kind === VimGrammarTokenKinds.Mark;\n }\n \n // ... apply same pattern to all guards\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-chord-token-guards.ts` around lines 15 - 27, Replace\nthe duplicated TOKEN_* string constants with the exported runtime object\nVimGrammarTokenKinds from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts: remove the\nTOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION ... TOKEN_VISUAL_PREFIX constants and update all\nusages in this module (e.g., references to TOKEN_MOTION, TOKEN_OPERATOR,\nTOKEN_PREFIX, TOKEN_TEXT_OBJECT, etc.) to reference\nVimGrammarTokenKinds. (the matching property names) so the module\nuses the single source of truth; add the import for VimGrammarTokenKinds at top\nof the file and run a quick search/replace to ensure every occurrence now uses\nthe VimGrammarTokenKinds property instead of the local TOKEN_* constants.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Replace operator and mode magic strings with vocabulary references.**\n\nLines 44-72 define local string constants (`FAMILY_MODE_SWITCH`, `OPERATOR_CHANGE`, `OPERATOR_DELETE`, etc.) whose values are string literals that duplicate type union members from the vocabulary. As per coding guidelines, magic strings are forbidden.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

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\n\nExport these constants from `vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts` and/or `vim-chord-syntax.ts` and import them, rather than redefining them with string literals here.\n

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\n\n\n\n\n\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Replace magic string constants with shared vocabulary or typed constants.**\n\nLines 38-46 define local string constants (`MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP`, `MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER`, etc.) whose values match union members in `VimMarkActionName` and `VimModeSwitchName` types. As per coding guidelines, magic strings are forbidden.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

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\n\nOption 1: Export action/mode name constants from `vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts` and import them here.\n\nOption 2: Use type assertions to ensure compile-time safety while keeping string literals minimal:\n\n```diff\n-const MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP = 'jumpExact';\n-const MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP = 'jumpLine';\n-const MARK_ACTION_SET = 'set';\n+const MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP: VimMarkActionName = 'jumpExact';\n+const MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP: VimMarkActionName = 'jumpLine';\n+const MARK_ACTION_SET: VimMarkActionName = 'set';\n-const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER = 'insertAfter';\n-const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE = 'insertBefore';\n-const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END = 'insertLineEnd';\n-const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE = 'insertFirstNonWhitespace';\n-const MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE = 'openLineAbove';\n-const MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW = 'openLineBelow';\n+const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER: VimModeSwitchName = 'insertAfter';\n+const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE: VimModeSwitchName = 'insertBefore';\n+const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END: VimModeSwitchName = 'insertLineEnd';\n+const MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE: VimModeSwitchName = 'insertFirstNonWhitespace';\n+const MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE: VimModeSwitchName = 'openLineAbove';\n+const MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW: VimModeSwitchName = 'openLineBelow';\n```\n\nBetter: export these constants from vocabulary and import them.\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts` around lines 38 - 46, Replace the\nlocal magic string constants (MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP, MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP,\nMARK_ACTION_SET, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE,\nMODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE,\nMODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE, MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW) with shared, typed\nconstants exported from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts that correspond to the\nVimMarkActionName and VimModeSwitchName union members; import the appropriate\nexported names and use them instead of the local string literals so the values\nare centralized and type-safe against the VimMarkActionName/VimModeSwitchName\ntypes.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Replace magic string literals with constants.**\n\nThe `markAction` helper returns string literals `'jumpExact'`, `'jumpLine'`, and `'set'` that are not defined as constants. As per coding guidelines, magic strings are forbidden.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

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\n\nDefine action name constants at module scope and reference them:\n\n```diff\n+const MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT: VimMarkActionName = 'jumpExact';\n+const MARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE: VimMarkActionName = 'jumpLine';\n+const MARK_ACTION_SET: VimMarkActionName = 'set';\n+\n function markAction(key: string): VimMarkActionName {\n if (key === MARK_EXACT_JUMP_KEY) {\n- return 'jumpExact';\n+ return MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT;\n }\n- return key === MARK_LINE_JUMP_KEY ? 'jumpLine' : 'set';\n+ return key === MARK_LINE_JUMP_KEY ? MARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE : MARK_ACTION_SET;\n }\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-grammar.ts` around lines 298 - 303, The markAction\nfunction returns magic string literals; replace them with module-scope constants\n(e.g., MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT, MARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE, MARK_ACTION_SET) and\nupdate markAction to return those constants instead of raw strings; also export\nor reuse the constants where other code expects VimMarkActionName values so\ncallers still work with the named constants rather than literal strings.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟠 Major_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Clamp `h`/`l` to the current line instead of raw text indices.**\n\nLines 159-163 let `charLeft` go negative at column 0 and let `charRight` step onto the `\\n` between lines. That makes horizontal motions and operator-motions cross line boundaries (`dl` at EOL can delete the newline) even though Vim `h`/`l` stop at the line edge.\n\n \n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-motion-resolver.ts` around lines 159 - 163, The\nMOTION_CHAR_LEFT and MOTION_CHAR_RIGHT handling in vim-motion-resolver (the\nbranches checking MOTION_CHAR_LEFT / MOTION_CHAR_RIGHT that currently return\nnormalTextIndex(editor) ± count) must clamp the resulting index to the current\nline bounds instead of raw text indices; change these branches to compute the\ncurrent line's start and end indices (start = index of line's first character,\nend = index of line's last character before the '\\n') and return max(start,\nmin(end, normalTextIndex(editor) ± count)) so horizontal motions cannot go past\ncolumn 0 or onto the newline character.\n```\n\n

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\n\n```diff\n function enclosingSymmetricDelimiterRange(\n text: string,\n cursor: number,\n delimiter: string,\n ): CandidateRange | undefined {\n let start: number | undefined;\n for (let index = FIRST_INDEX; index < text.length; index += INNER_OFFSET) {\n- if (text[index] !== delimiter) {\n+ if (text[index] !== delimiter || isEscapedDelimiter(text, index)) {\n continue;\n }\n if (start == null) {\n start = index;\n } else {\n@@\n }\n return undefined;\n }\n+\n+function isEscapedDelimiter(text: string, index: number): boolean {\n+ let backslashes = 0;\n+ for (let cursor = index - INNER_OFFSET; cursor >= FIRST_INDEX && text[cursor] === '\\\\'; cursor -= INNER_OFFSET) {\n+ backslashes += 1;\n+ }\n+ return backslashes % 2 === 1;\n+}\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-text-object-resolver.ts` around lines 265 - 283,\nenclosingSymmetricDelimiterRange treats any matching delimiter char as a pair\neven when escaped; update it to ignore delimiters that are escaped by a\nbackslash (i.e., preceded by an odd number of consecutive backslashes) before\ntoggling start/end. Inside enclosingSymmetricDelimiterRange (and where it checks\ntext[index] === delimiter) add an isEscaped check (or inline logic that walks\nbackwards counting consecutive '\\' chars) and continue when escaped; keep using\nFIRST_INDEX, INNER_OFFSET, start, and delimiterContainsCursor as-is so pairing\nlogic and cursor test remain unchanged.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟠 Major_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Do not carry half-typed Vim chords across buffer reprojection.**\n\n`pendingVimKeys` is live execution state in `src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts:312-330`, but unlike `lastVimEdit`, `marks`, and `registers.source` it has no basis/provenance. Preserving it here lets a refresh turn `d` typed on one snapshot into `dw` on another snapshot.\n\n \n\n

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\n\n```diff\n- pendingVimKeys: projection.existing?.pendingVimKeys,\n+ pendingVimKeys: undefined,\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/workspace-text-reading-cache.ts` at line 72, The code is\nincorrectly preserving live editor state by copying\nprojection.existing?.pendingVimKeys into the cache; remove that copy so\npendingVimKeys is not carried across buffer reprojection. Locate the assignment\nthat references pendingVimKeys (the projection.existing?.pendingVimKeys entry)\nand either delete that property from the object being built or explicitly set it\nto undefined/null so pendingVimKeys is not restored from projection; leave\nlastVimEdit, marks, and registers.source unchanged. This ensures the live state\ntracked in editor-editing.ts (pendingVimKeys) is not replayed across snapshots.\n```\n\n

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Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nInline comments:\nIn `@CHANGELOG.md`:\n- Around line 5-7: The release note currently uses the generic phrase\n\"case-transform operators\"; update the CHANGELOG entry to list the exact\noperators shipped to match BEARING.md by replacing that phrase with\n\"`gu`/`gU`/`g~` case operators\" (retain the rest of the phrase about transformed\ndot-repeat metadata, `J`/`gJ`, local marks, and `:q!`/`:quit!` as-is) so users\ncan find these operators by name.\n\nIn `@docs/BEARING.md`:\n- Around line 146-153: Update the paragraph describing the\nvim/power-moves-execution and vim/power-moves-next-five branches to remove the\ncontradiction about \"transformed repeat\": state that vim/power-moves-execution\nimplements basic dot repeat (or \"dot repeat\") while transformed-repeat metadata\nis added in vim/power-moves-next-five; mention the specific metadata introduced\nthere (sourceBasisDigest and resolve-current-basis replay) so readers understand\ntransformed repeat is implemented in vim/power-moves-next-five rather than left\nopen.\n\nIn `@docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md`:\n- Around line 1207-1209: Update the retrospective paragraph that currently\nstates \"Slices 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 now have inspectable planning, syntax, and\nstate-machine artifacts\" so it accurately lists exactly which slices this branch\ncloses and does not conflate planning artifacts with runtime execution: replace\nor split that sentence to explicitly state which slices are complete (e.g., list\nthe specific slice numbers and names from the design plan such as Slice 4:\nTransactional Register Doctrine And Token Model, Slice 5: Vim Grammar Parser,\nSlice 6: Normal/Operator-Pending State Machine) and move the runtime-execution\nfeatures described later (motion resolution, operators, text-object resolution,\ndelete/change/yank/put) under the correct slice numbers (Slices 7–15 as per the\nplan) so the prose aligns with the design plan definitions and the lines\nreferencing runtime features are corrected to refer to the appropriate slice\nnumbers.\n- Around line 1270-1273: The phrasing \"The next runtime batch adds\n`src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`...\" is temporally inconsistent with\nthe review stack and retrospective (which already list `vim-editor-operators.ts`\nin layer 4) and with the implemented repeat metadata (`sourceBasisDigest`,\n`resolve-current-basis`); update this sentence to clearly state that\n`vim-editor-operators.ts` ships in the current branch (e.g., replace \"next\nruntime batch\" with \"this branch\" or \"current branch\") or, if it truly is future\nwork, correct the review stack/retrospective to remove it from layer 4 and\nremove any claim that `sourceBasisDigest`/`resolve-current-basis` are\nimplemented here so the document and stack are consistent.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-dispatch.ts`:\n- Around line 27-28: The duplicated magic strings \"quit!\" and \"q!\" are declared\nas QuitBang and QuitBangAlias; extract these literals into a single exported\nconstant (e.g., export const QUIT_COMMANDS = { QuitBang, QuitBangAlias } or\nseparate exported constants) in the module that currently defines them and\nreplace the inline literals in command-line-validation (where they are repeated)\nto import and reference the exported constants instead; update any references to\nuse the new exported symbols (QuitBang, QuitBangAlias or QUIT_COMMANDS.)\nso the values are maintained in one place.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts`:\n- Around line 223-225: DRY violation: the helper workspaceHasOpenFile(model:\nWorkspaceModel) is duplicated; move it to a single shared module (e.g., export\nfrom a model or utils module) and import it where needed. Specifically, create\nand export workspaceHasOpenFile from a common location (keeping the signature\nWorkspaceModel -> boolean), remove the local definitions in\ncommand-line-key-bindings and viewer-overlays, and update both files to import\nand call the shared function instead.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts`:\n- Around line 56-61: Replace the local magic-string constants VIM_REPEAT_KEY,\nVIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE, VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE, and VIM_OPERATOR_YANK with vocabulary\nexports: remove these local definitions and import the canonical values from the\nvocabulary module (export them there if they don't already exist), then update\nall usages in this file (e.g., where VIM_REPEAT_KEY and the VIM_OPERATOR_* names\nare referenced) to use the imported symbols; keep the\nVimChordSyntaxKinds-derived VIM_PENDING_KIND and VIM_COMPLETE_KIND as-is.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-chord-token-guards.ts`:\n- Around line 15-27: Replace the duplicated TOKEN_* string constants with the\nexported runtime object VimGrammarTokenKinds from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts:\nremove the TOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION ... TOKEN_VISUAL_PREFIX constants and\nupdate all usages in this module (e.g., references to TOKEN_MOTION,\nTOKEN_OPERATOR, TOKEN_PREFIX, TOKEN_TEXT_OBJECT, etc.) to reference\nVimGrammarTokenKinds. (the matching property names) so the module\nuses the single source of truth; add the import for VimGrammarTokenKinds at top\nof the file and run a quick search/replace to ensure every occurrence now uses\nthe VimGrammarTokenKinds property instead of the local TOKEN_* constants.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-command-executor.ts`:\n- Around line 44-72: The constants in vim-command-executor.ts (e.g.,\nFAMILY_MODE_SWITCH, FAMILY_MARK, FAMILY_MOTION, FAMILY_OPERATOR_MOTION,\nFAMILY_OPERATOR_TEXT_OBJECT, FAMILY_PUT, OPERATOR_CHANGE, OPERATOR_DELETE,\nOPERATOR_YANK, OPERATION_CHANGE, TARGET_SHAPE_LINEWISE, TARGET_SHAPE_CHARWISE,\netc.) are duplicate magic-string literals that should be canonicalized; remove\nthese local literal definitions and import the corresponding exported symbols\nfrom the vocabulary modules (e.g., vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts or\nvim-chord-syntax.ts) instead, update all usages in this file to reference the\nimported names, and ensure the vocabulary modules export these identifiers (add\nexports there if missing) so there are no remaining hard-coded string literals\nin vim-command-executor.ts.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`:\n- Around line 38-46: Replace the local magic string constants\n(MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP, MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP, MARK_ACTION_SET,\nMODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE,\nMODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE,\nMODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE, MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW) with shared, typed\nconstants exported from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts that correspond to the\nVimMarkActionName and VimModeSwitchName union members; import the appropriate\nexported names and use them instead of the local string literals so the values\nare centralized and type-safe against the VimMarkActionName/VimModeSwitchName\ntypes.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-grammar.ts`:\n- Around line 298-303: The markAction function returns magic string literals;\nreplace them with module-scope constants (e.g., MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT,\nMARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE, MARK_ACTION_SET) and update markAction to return those\nconstants instead of raw strings; also export or reuse the constants where other\ncode expects VimMarkActionName values so callers still work with the named\nconstants rather than literal strings.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-motion-resolver.ts`:\n- Around line 159-163: The MOTION_CHAR_LEFT and MOTION_CHAR_RIGHT handling in\nvim-motion-resolver (the branches checking MOTION_CHAR_LEFT / MOTION_CHAR_RIGHT\nthat currently return normalTextIndex(editor) ± count) must clamp the resulting\nindex to the current line bounds instead of raw text indices; change these\nbranches to compute the current line's start and end indices (start = index of\nline's first character, end = index of line's last character before the '\\n')\nand return max(start, min(end, normalTextIndex(editor) ± count)) so horizontal\nmotions cannot go past column 0 or onto the newline character.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-text-object-resolver.ts`:\n- Around line 265-283: enclosingSymmetricDelimiterRange treats any matching\ndelimiter char as a pair even when escaped; update it to ignore delimiters that\nare escaped by a backslash (i.e., preceded by an odd number of consecutive\nbackslashes) before toggling start/end. Inside enclosingSymmetricDelimiterRange\n(and where it checks text[index] === delimiter) add an isEscaped check (or\ninline logic that walks backwards counting consecutive '\\' chars) and continue\nwhen escaped; keep using FIRST_INDEX, INNER_OFFSET, start, and\ndelimiterContainsCursor as-is so pairing logic and cursor test remain unchanged.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/workspace-text-reading-cache.ts`:\n- Line 72: The code is incorrectly preserving live editor state by copying\nprojection.existing?.pendingVimKeys into the cache; remove that copy so\npendingVimKeys is not carried across buffer reprojection. Locate the assignment\nthat references pendingVimKeys (the projection.existing?.pendingVimKeys entry)\nand either delete that property from the object being built or explicitly set it\nto undefined/null so pendingVimKeys is not restored from projection; leave\nlastVimEdit, marks, and registers.source unchanged. This ensures the live state\ntracked in editor-editing.ts (pendingVimKeys) is not replayed across snapshots.\n\n---\n\nOutside diff comments:\nIn `@spec/vim-power-execution.spec.mjs`:\n- Around line 1-555: The spec file exceeds the 500-line rule; split the monolith\ninto four focused test files by moving the related test blocks (identified by\ntheir test names and helper usage) into: 1) vim-motion-text-object.spec.mjs —\nmove \"vim motion resolver resolves counted reading-basis motions\" and \"vim text\nobject resolver targets words and delimiter interiors\" (they use\nmotion.resolveVimMotion and textObjects.resolveVimTextObject, mockEditor,\nimportDist); 2) vim-operators-registers.spec.mjs — move operator/register tests\nfrom \"vim operator compiler deletes motion ranges with register provenance\"\nthrough \"vim counted word text objects expand over multiple words\" (they use\nexecutor.applyVimChordSyntaxToEditor, syntax.parseVimChordSyntax,\nmodel.RegisterKinds); 3) vim-case-join-marks.spec.mjs — move case/join/marks\ntests from \"vim case operators transform motion and text object ranges\" through\n\"vim join operators merge the current line with and without spacing\" and \"vim\nmarks store exact and line jump targets\" (they use\nexecutor.applyVimChordSyntaxToEditor, syntax.parseVimChordSyntax, mockEditor);\nand 4) vim-normal-mode-integration.spec.mjs — move normal-mode, dot-repeat, and\nlegacy compatibility tests including \"normal mode stores pending vim keys and\ndot repeats the last edit\", \"dot repeat resolves text objects against the\ncurrent basis\", and \"normal mode preserves legacy pending operators without vim\nkey state\" (they use editing.updateNormalMode, executor.repeatLastVimEdit,\nsyntax.parseVimChordSyntax). For each new file duplicate the necessary imports\n(importDist, mockEditor, editing, syntax, executor, mode, model as used) at the\ntop of that file, ensure each test block is copied exactly, run the test suite\nand update any relative helper imports (importDist calls) if needed so each file\nbuilds independently.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts`:\n- Around line 162-175: Replace the local FAMILY_* string-literal constants\n(FAMILY_COMMAND_LINE, FAMILY_MACRO, FAMILY_MARK, FAMILY_MODE_SWITCH,\nFAMILY_MODIFIER, FAMILY_MOTION, FAMILY_OPERATOR_COMMAND, FAMILY_OPERATOR_MOTION,\nFAMILY_OPERATOR_TEXT_OBJECT, FAMILY_PREFIX, FAMILY_PUT, FAMILY_TEXT_OBJECT,\nFAMILY_UNKNOWN, FAMILY_VISUAL_PREFIX) with references to the centralized\nexported VimChordSyntaxFamilies map/object; update all usages in this file\n(vim-chord-syntax.ts) to pull the values from VimChordSyntaxFamilies instead of\nhard-coded strings so the code relies on the single exported source of truth for\nVimChordSyntaxFamily names.\n```\n\n

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src/app/workspace/command-completion.ts (4)
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src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts (1)
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src/app/workspace/viewer-overlays.ts (1)
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src/app/workspace/command-line-dispatch.ts (2)
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src/app/workspace/command-line-validation.ts (1)
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spec/workspace-command-completion.spec.mjs (2)
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spec/workspace-command-line.spec.mjs (2)
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spec/workspace-text-boundaries.spec.mjs (2)
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docs/BEARING.md (1)
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docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md (2)
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src/app/workspace/vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts (1)
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src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts (2)
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src/app/workspace/vim-command-executor.ts (4)
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src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts (2)
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\n\n\nSelf-discovered Code Lawyer finding after resolving review feedback:\n\n| Severity | File | Evidence | Mitigation |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| P3 Major | `src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts` | `npm run --silent quality` reports `max-lines actual=502 allowed=500` | Extract a small helper module or otherwise reduce the file below 500 lines, then rerun build/quality/tests. |\n\n@codex please confirm this follow-up is sufficient once pushed.\n\n### Confirmation\n\nThis follow-up is sufficient in the checked-out PR state: `src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts` is now **493 lines**, below the 500-line quality limit, and the repo quality gate reports **no regressions**. The file ends at line 493, confirming it is under the limit. [src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.tsL487-L493](https://github.com/flyingrobots/jedit/blob/f986c8d534cae8747394525b1d1726c16c214f01/src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts#L487-L493)\n\nNo code changes were needed from me in this follow-up, so I did **not** create a commit or open a new PR.\n\n**Commands used**\n* `wc -l src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts`\n* `npm run --silent quality`\n* `git status --short --branch`\n\n**Testing**\n* ✅ `npm run --silent quality`\n* ✅ `wc -l src/app/workspace/vim-chord-syntax.ts`\n\n▓▓░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 13% (4/30 slices) \nWIP: Vim Power Moves Causal Parity\n\n- [x] Slice 4: register and transaction doctrine advanced for the grammar-token goalpost. [docs/BEARING.mdL139-L144](https://github.com/flyingrobots/jedit/blob/f986c8d534cae8747394525b1d1726c16c214f01/docs/BEARING.md#L139-L144)\n- [ ] Continue remaining Vim power-move parity slices for search history, structural motions, advanced registers, macros, visual mode, substitute, and causal strand previews. 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BEARING","Current bearing: prove, with executable evidence, that `jedit` is the first","correct Echo-hosted application without moving `jedit` nouns into Echo.","The completed release-gate baseline is","[`docs/design/0024-jedit-powered-by-echo-release-gate.md`](design/0024-jedit-powered-by-echo-release-gate.md).","That plan records slices 1-30 and the proof that `jedit` has an installed","package/evidence path.","The active post-release-pressure direction is","[`docs/design/0025-echo-application-hosting-pattern.md`](design/0025-echo-application-hosting-pattern.md).","That completed plan proved the reusable Echo application-hosting pattern before","applying the model to Graft, Think, or other apps.","The active hardening plan is","[`docs/design/0026-echo-hosting-hardening-first-twenty.md`](design/0026-echo-hosting-hardening-first-twenty.md).","That plan records slices 41-60. The current branch closes slice 60: trusted","lifecycle start/drain/stop, package identity, install posture, Echo no-app-noun","guards, ticketed mutation authority, read-only query observers, local receipt","correlation, retained lookup, restart recovery, replay identity, counter","template portability, guide drift checks, and release-gate consolidation are","closed locally.","The active production cutover plan is","[`docs/design/0027-echo-hosted-production-cutover.md`](design/0027-echo-hosted-production-cutover.md).","It records slices 61-80. The mission is no longer \"support Echo mode\" as a","parallel product path. The mission is to make jedit's production text model","Echo-hosted, quarantine or delete the legacy in-memory authority path, and keep","Echo free of text/editor nouns.","The current branch closes slices 61-80 at the production session and witness","boundary: text runtime posture is now Echo-hosted only, direct text authority","paths are inventoried, and the production text session opens, edits,","checkpoints, observes bounded windows, exports materialized text, reports","retained refs, and proves local replay through `TextBufferSessionPort`. The","release gate now runs the production session witness and static guard.","The current branch extends that proof through slices 81-90: interactive","workspace open, initial read, render, insert/delete/backspace, viewport refresh,","save/export, checkpoint, and static guard coverage now run through the","jedit-owned production text session. `EditorState.lines` remains a render and","navigation cache, not production text authority.","The current branch also closes slices 101-110: render-cache terminology is","explicit, reading-cache behavior is isolated, edit range planning has a","jedit-owned boundary, replace commands flow through the production session,","production undo/redo is explicitly unsupported until modeled as causal input,","footer/preview/highlight surfaces consume reading material, active-buffer save","targeting is covered, and non-Echo text runtime profiles have been removed","from the production TUI surface.","The local notes for this package live in","[`docs/design/0032-jedit-echo-reading-cache-and-fallback-boundaries.md`](design/0032-jedit-echo-reading-cache-and-fallback-boundaries.md).","The current branch also advances the Echo retained-evidence release-gate batch:","the text-window observer adapter now projects reading retained-evidence posture","into `TextBufferSessionPort`, and the witness consumes those refs instead of","manufacturing reading evidence after observation. The same witness now carries","generated structural-history `replaceTextRange` intent material from Wesley","metadata while the lower hot-text executor remains a transitional adapter","detail. The structural-history contract also has an explicit generated-package","descriptor that installs through the same generic Echo contract-package port;","the witness now reports an explicit mutation/query round trip: the","structural-history package owns the `replaceTextRange` mutation and receipt","coordinate, while the transitional hot-text package still owns the bounded","`textWindow` observer until the generated structural-history query path lands.","`scripts/jedit-echo-release-gate.mjs --json-report` now emits the consolidated","happy path, unsupported mutation path, local replay posture, retained evidence,","and authority-boundary report for the current release-gate PR.","The developer-facing recipe lives in","[`docs/echo-application-hosting-guide.md`](echo-application-hosting-guide.md).","The current branch closes slices 127-136: WSC history listing now exposes","app-safe submissions, outcomes, receipts, readings, checkpoints, rejection","reasons, export refs, and typed missing-evidence posture; WSC replay compares","semantic evidence while excluding host timing; current export ignores retained","rejections for applied-text export; an agent JSON CLI lists and exports","historical bases; the release gate includes the WSC history/export/replay","witnesses; and the reusable Echo hosting guide carries the portability template","and Graft/Think readiness checklist.","The active title startup UX slice is","[`docs/design/0036-title-intro-startup-file-modal.md`](design/0036-title-intro-startup-file-modal.md).","It records the deterministic intro timing, Enter/Escape skip behavior, and the","post-intro startup modal with input and current-directory files. This is jedit","UI state only; it does not create Echo work, add a recent-workspace database, or","reopen non-Echo runtime modes.","## Active Plan: Vim Command-Line Completion Surface","The next file-selection consolidation plan is","[`docs/design/0102-vim-command-line-completion-surface.md`](design/0102-vim-command-line-completion-surface.md).","The goal is to make `:` in Normal mode enter a Vim-shaped command-line context,","render provider-backed inline completions as Bijou-shaped components, open files","through `:edit `, and reuse the same completion component for later","Graft-backed editor symbol, documentation, source-definition, and causal-history","previews.","The target workflow ledger is","[`docs/design/0105-vim-target-usability-tests.md`](design/0105-vim-target-usability-tests.md).","It records common Vim-shaped end-to-end usability tests for open, edit, save,","quit, invalid command recovery, dirty quit obstruction, unsupported files,","restart recovery, and multi-file editing. These workflows are target contracts","until the production TUI harness can drive them and verify filesystem and","Echo-hosted text evidence.","## Active Plan: Vim Power Moves Causal Parity","The Vim parity expansion plan is","[`docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md`](design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md).","The goal is comprehensive Vim power-move parity through a jedit-owned grammar,","motion algebra, text-object resolver, operator compiler, registers, macros,","repeat, search/substitute, marks, visual mode, and causal strand/braid","extensions, while preserving Echo as generic causal authority rather than","teaching Echo Vim or editor nouns.","This arc locks `jim` as the future user-facing command and editor name:","`JIM = Jedit Is Modal`. The repository, packages, internal contracts, WSC","directories, and release gates stay `jedit` until the Echo-powered proof and","compatibility plan make the rename safe. The arc is intentionally 30 slices,","doubling the first draft so each Vim parity step has a focused proof surface","instead of becoming a broad compatibility bucket.","The stacked power-moves branches advance Slice 2 by adding","[`docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-parity-matrix.json`](design/0105-vim-power-moves-parity-matrix.json)","and `spec/vim-power-parity-matrix.spec.mjs`. The matrix is the current-state","inventory for motions, operators, text objects, visual modes, registers, marks,","macros, repeat, search/substitute, and ex commands. It records supported,","partial, unsupported, and causally enhanced rows without turning planned work","into fake proof.","The stacked power-moves branches also advance Slice 3 by adding","[`docs/design/0105-vim-power-target-usability-fixtures.json`](design/0105-vim-power-target-usability-fixtures.json)","and `spec/vim-power-target-usability-fixtures.spec.mjs`. Those fixtures turn","the target workflows into structured witness inputs tied back to matrix row ids,","while still marking them as target fixtures rather than runtime proof.","The current branch advances Slice 4 by making register and transaction doctrine","the first part of the grammar-token goalpost. Registers remain required","user-facing Vim language state, backed by Echo evidence but owned by jedit.","Read-resolve-write commands such as `di\"` are transaction-optic candidates:","they must resolve and mutate on one basis, obstruct stale basis, or explicitly","transform to a newer basis. Silent read-then-later-write is forbidden.","The `vim/power-moves-execution` branch adds the first runtime execution package","after the grammar/state-machine scaffolding: reading-basis motion resolution,","core motion parity, text-object resolution, operator execution, delete, change,","yank, put, named register storage, register provenance facts, Normal-mode","pending Vim keys, and basic dot repeat. The proof surfaces are","`spec/vim-power-motion-text-object.spec.mjs`,","`spec/vim-power-operators-registers.spec.mjs`, and","`spec/vim-power-normal-mode-integration.spec.mjs`; full search, structural","motions, advanced registers, macros, marks, visual mode, substitute, and causal","strand previews remain open.","The `vim/power-moves-next-five` branch extends that runtime package with","explicit transformed-repeat metadata through `sourceBasisDigest` and","`resolve-current-basis` replay policy, `gu`/`gU`/`g~` case operators, `J` and","`gJ` joins, local `m{mark}`/`` `{mark}``/`'{mark}` marks and jumps, and","`:q!`/`:quit!` force-quit dispatch. Search history, structural motions, advanced","registers, macros, visual mode, substitute, and causal strand previews remain","open.","## Active Plan: Executable Design Cycle Template","The current branch advances","[`docs/design/0034-design-cycle-template-and-lifecycle.md`](design/0034-design-cycle-template-and-lifecycle.md).","The goal is to make full-cycle design docs official, repo-specific, and hostile","to fake proof: design defines intent, while implementation requires executable","witnesses over real software surfaces.","## Active Plan: CI Shard And Impact Planning","[`docs/design/0034-ci-shard-and-impact-planning.md`](design/0034-ci-shard-and-impact-planning.md).","The goal is to shorten jedit pull-request iteration time by splitting the","single `npm run check` CI monolith into auditable shards, while keeping a final","aggregate `check` gate and forcing full CI whenever the planner cannot prove a","narrower shard set is sufficient.","Shard jobs consume the build job's `dist` artifact through","`spec/dist-helpers.mjs`; spec-local loaders must not rebuild TypeScript when","`JEDIT_DIST_PREBUILT=1`.","## Active Plan: Echo Authoritative Recovery Gate B","[`docs/design/0033-echo-authoritative-recovery-gate-b.md`](design/0033-echo-authoritative-recovery-gate-b.md).","Echo now exposes a generic recovery gate payload; jedit must consume that truth","through app-owned ports, keep CLI/process/WAL details adapter-private, block","legacy local-memory fallback, and emit an honest recovery report.","Gate question:","```text","Can jedit consume Echo truth through ports without local memory fallback?","```","- [x] Slice 18: \\[jedit] Echo recovery port interface.","- [x] Slice 19: \\[jedit] Echo recovery adapter implementation.","- [x] Slice 20: \\[jedit] generic-to-editor posture mapping.","- [x] Slice 21: \\[jedit] stable edit submission identity.","- [x] Slice 22: \\[jedit] recovery evidence report fields.","- [x] Slice 32: \\[jedit] production legacy memory static guard.","- [x] Slice 33: \\[jedit] release-gate runtime tripwire mode.","- [x] Slice 23: \\[jedit] recovered bounded reading path.","- [x] Slice 24: \\[jedit] happy-path recovery gate scenario.","- [x] Slice 25: \\[jedit] retry after local amnesia scenario.","- [x] Slice 34: \\[jedit] materialize artifact from recovered causal basis.","## Active Plan: Interactive Workspace Echo Cutover","The next plan is not WSC. WSC waits until the interactive workspace cutover is","credible. The current production text session and witness prove that jedit can","drive its text model through a jedit-owned Echo-hosted session. Slices 81-90","make the interactive workspace consume that session as production text","authority for open, edit, render, save, export, and checkpoint flows.","Slices 101-110 close remaining render-cache, edit-planner, status, and","runtime-profile ambiguity before WSC durability begins.","Core claim:","jedit's interactive workspace opens, edits, renders, saves, exports, and","checkpoints text through jedit-owned ports backed by Echo-hosted causal state.","Echo remains generic and contains no text, editor, file, buffer, cursor, or","selection nouns.","Closed drift:","- `src/app/workspace/file-tree.ts` opens production files through the text"," session port.","- `src/app/workspace/viewer-key.ts` plans production text mutations through"," session commands instead of mutating cached lines.","- `src/app/workspace/viewer-content.ts` renders production text from the"," reading cache.","- `src/app/workspace/global-key-bindings.ts` saves production text by exporting"," and checkpointing through the session port.","- The production cutover guard covers current production session files and"," catches legacy authority bypass tokens.","Remaining caveat:","- The legacy line model still exists for render/cache/navigation mechanics and"," focused fake-port tests. It is not production text authority.","Slices 81-90 are now closed locally. Each slice below includes its user story,","acceptance criteria, test plan, and checklist.","### Slice 81 - Workspace Text Authority State","User story:","As a jedit workspace user, I want the UI to represent Echo-hosted text authority","separately from the render cache, so the displayed lines never become the","production source of truth.","Acceptance criteria:","- Workspace state records the production text authority posture for each open"," text buffer.","- Rendered lines are modeled as a reading-derived cache, not authoritative"," mutable text.","- Pending, opened, dirty, obstructed, checkpointed, and exported postures can"," be represented without granting tick authority to the UI.","- The production default remains Echo-hosted; local direct text authority is"," allowed only as an explicit test fixture posture.","Test plan:","- Add state-model tests proving Echo-hosted authority and render cache are"," distinct fields.","- Add tests for pending, opened, obstructed, and dirty postures.","- Add a guard assertion that workspace state does not expose lifecycle tick or"," scheduler controls.","Checklist:","- [x] Add or update workspace text authority types.","- [x] Keep display lines as cache-only data.","- [x] Cover authority/cache distinction in tests.","- [x] Update design docs if names differ from this plan.","### Slice 82 - Open File Through Production Session","As a user opening a file, I want jedit to import file bytes into the production","text session and receive an Echo-backed buffer posture, instead of treating the","loaded file as mutable in-memory authority.","- File open routes through `ProductionTextSession.openBuffer` or the equivalent"," `TextBufferSessionPort` method.","- The file adapter is used only to read host bytes before jedit submits them"," into its Echo-backed text session.","- Failed or obstructed open operations produce explicit UI posture and do not"," leave the workspace pretending the file opened successfully.","- Opening a file does not call lifecycle drain, scheduler tick, or runtime"," control directly.","- Add file-tree or workspace command tests proving open calls the production","- Add obstruction tests proving failed open leaves an obstruction posture.","- Add a no-tick-authority assertion for the open path.","- [x] Route production file open through the text session port.","- [x] Preserve file adapter as an import source, not text authority.","- [x] Represent open obstruction in workspace state.","- [x] Cover open behavior with deterministic tests.","### Slice 83 - Initial Bounded Reading After Open","As a user after opening a file, I want the first visible editor contents to come","from a bounded Echo-backed reading with evidence, so the workspace can explain","what it is showing.","- Successful open requests an initial bounded window reading.","- The UI render cache is populated from that reading.","- The reading identity and posture are retained in workspace state.","- Query observer behavior remains read-only.","- Add tests proving open success triggers `observeWindow` or the equivalent"," bounded read.","- Assert rendered lines match the reading payload.","- Assert reading evidence reaches workspace state.","- Assert read path does not mutate text state.","- [x] Trigger initial bounded read after open.","- [x] Populate render cache from reading output.","- [x] Store reading identity/posture.","- [x] Prove query/read path remains read-only.","### Slice 84 - Render From Reading Cache","As a user viewing text, I want the editor surface to render from the latest","bounded reading cache, so rendering cannot accidentally become another source of","truth.","- Viewer rendering in the production profile reads from the reading-derived"," cache.","- Source highlighting and preview materialization consume reading text through"," ports.","- Missing or stale reading state renders an explicit posture instead of silently"," falling back to direct line authority.","- No production render path depends on direct mutable `EditorState.lines`"," authority.","- Add viewer-content tests proving production rendering consumes the reading","- Add missing-reading tests for explicit posture.","- Extend the static guard to catch direct production render authority imports"," if needed.","- [x] Route production viewer rendering through reading cache.","- [x] Route preview/highlighting through reading materialization ports.","- [x] Add explicit missing-reading posture.","- [x] Expand guard coverage for direct render authority.","### Slice 85 - Insert And Replace Command Planner","As a user typing or replacing selected text, I want jedit to plan a contract","operation from the current cursor or selection and submit it through the","Echo-hosted text session, so local key handling never mutates production text","directly.","- Insert and replace commands translate UI cursor/selection state into jedit"," contract ranges.","- Production insert and replace submit through `insertText`/`replaceRange` or"," equivalent port methods.","- The UI does not mutate cached lines before an applied outcome or refreshed"," reading is available.","- Obstructions are surfaced as editor issues without pretending the edit"," succeeded.","- Add key-command tests proving insert routes through the session port.","- Add replace tests proving selection ranges become contract ranges.","- Add obstruction tests proving cached lines are unchanged on failure.","- Add no-direct-mutation assertions for the production edit path.","- [x] Add production insert command planner.","- [x] Add production replace command planner.","- [x] Refresh bounded reading after applied outcome.","- [x] Cover obstruction and no-local-mutation behavior.","### Slice 86 - Delete And Backspace Command Planner","As a user deleting text, I want delete and backspace to submit bounded jedit","contract operations, so deletion has the same Echo-backed evidence path as","insert and replace.","- Delete and backspace commands translate UI state into contract delete ranges.","- Production delete submits through `deleteRange` or the equivalent port method.","- Unsupported multi-range or structurally ambiguous deletes return typed"," obstruction until explicitly designed.","- Production delete never falls back to direct line mutation.","- Add delete/backspace command tests proving the session port is called.","- Add edge tests for start-of-buffer, end-of-buffer, and selection deletion.","- Add unsupported multi-range obstruction tests if multi-range is not in scope.","- Add no-direct-mutation assertions for production delete paths.","- [x] Add production delete command planner.","- [x] Add production backspace command planner.","- [x] Define unsupported multi-range posture if needed.","- [x] Cover delete behavior with deterministic tests.","### Slice 87 - Cursor And Viewport Refresh Reads","As a user moving the cursor or viewport, I want jedit to update local view","position without creating edits, and request new bounded readings only when the","visible aperture changes.","- Cursor movement changes UI cursor state without submitting mutation intents.","- Viewport movement may request a new bounded reading when the reading aperture"," changes.","- Echo basis/reading identity and UI cursor position remain separate.","- Movement paths do not call lifecycle drain, scheduler tick, or runtime","- Add cursor movement tests proving no edit intent is submitted.","- Add viewport movement tests proving bounded reads occur only on aperture","- Add state tests proving reading basis and cursor state are separate.","- [x] Separate cursor state from Echo reading basis.","- [x] Add aperture-change read refresh logic.","- [x] Avoid edit submission on movement.","- [x] Cover movement and viewport refresh with tests.","### Slice 88 - Save And Export UI Boundary","As a user saving a file, I want jedit to materialize file bytes from the","Echo-backed reading/export path, so save is a jedit-owned artifact export and","not a mutation of Echo state.","- Save/export materializes text from the production session or reading"," materialization port.","- Host file writes happen only after successful materialization.","- Checkpoint remains a contract/session operation distinct from file export.","- Save/export failure does not clear dirty posture.","- Add save tests proving host file write happens after successful materialized"," reading/export.","- Add failure tests proving dirty posture remains true.","- Add checkpoint tests proving checkpoint uses the session port and does not"," imply file export.","- Add no-Echo-mutation assertion for export-only paths.","- [x] Route save through materialized Echo-backed text.","- [x] Keep checkpoint and file export distinct.","- [x] Preserve dirty posture on failed save/export.","- [x] Cover save/export behavior with tests.","### Slice 89 - Legacy Direct Mutation Quarantine","As a maintainer, I want legacy direct line mutation quarantined behind fixtures","or adapter-private modules, so future production code cannot accidentally","restore the in-memory source of truth.","- Legacy direct text helpers are renamed, moved, or documented as fixtures,"," test-local behavior, or adapter-private implementation details.","- Production workspace files cannot import direct load/save/edit helpers.","- The static guard catches direct `EditorState.lines` authority usage in"," production paths.","- Tests and fixtures keep explicit escape hatches where they are still needed.","- Extend the production cutover guard to fail on direct production imports of"," direct load, save, insert, replace, delete, or raw line-authority helpers.","- Add a fixture import allow-list test if needed.","- Run the release gate and verify the guard reports actionable failures.","- [x] Quarantine legacy helper modules.","- [x] Expand static guard over production workspace paths.","- [x] Preserve explicit fixture/test-local escape hatches.","- [x] Update docs naming legacy state as non-production authority.","### Slice 90 - Interactive Echo Cutover Gate","As a maintainer preparing jedit for real Echo-powered use, I want one release","gate command to prove interactive open, edit, read, save/export, and checkpoint","flows all use the Echo-hosted production session without giving the app tick","authority.","- The release gate includes an interactive workspace smoke or equivalent"," executable witness.","- The witness covers open, initial read, insert/replace or delete, refreshed"," read, save/export, and checkpoint.","- The witness proves no direct lifecycle tick authority is exposed to UI or app"," command handlers.","- The gate fails with clear output when the interactive workspace bypasses the"," production text session.","- BEARING and design docs identify WSC as the next durability plan only after"," this cutover is credible.","- Add the interactive workspace smoke to `npm run release-gate:jedit-echo`.","- Run `npm run release-gate:jedit-echo`.","- Run `npm test` or the narrow relevant suites covering workspace command and"," render paths.","- Run `git diff --check`.","- [x] Add interactive workspace witness to release gate.","- [x] Prove open/edit/read/save/checkpoint through production session.","- [x] Prove no UI tick authority.","- [x] Mark slices 81-90 complete before starting WSC work.","## Next Plan: Powered By Echo Completion Budget","This is the 50-slice budget for moving from \"interactive workspace cutover is","credible\" to \"jedit is powered by Echo\" without weakening the generic Echo","boundary. Keep checking off slice items just before committing the slice that","closes them.","The plan has five bars:","1. [jedit] Make the current branch and release gate names unambiguous.","2. [jedit] Prove the real app path, not only seam fixtures.","3. [jedit] Quarantine or delete remaining legacy text-authority ambiguity.","4. [Echo][jedit] Persist and recover causal editing history through WSC.","5. [jedit][Echo] Close replay, export, authority, and release-readiness proofs.","Recovered execution posture:","- [x] Free slice A: recover the active branch context. The current branch is"," `enable-echo-hosted-tui-default`; recovered planning work through slice 110 is"," already present on this branch.","- [x] Free slice B: make the 50-slice budget visible as one progress ledger.","- [x] Free slice C: set the next execution window. Work proceeds through slices"," 111-125, then pauses for a drift check before slice 126.","Drift-check watch items:","- WSC iteration time is now a first-class concern for the slice-126 drift"," check. Current observed focused witnesses are slow: `cargo test -p warp-core"," --test wsc_store_tests --no-run` and `cargo clippy -p warp-core --test"," wsc_store_tests -- -D warnings -D missing_docs` have taken roughly 45-68s"," because the target pulls `echo-graph` and `echo-dry-tests`; the Echo"," pre-commit hook adds roughly 25s for `warp-core` lib clippy/check. Candidate"," follow-up: split or slim the WSC store contract target so WSC envelope/store"," changes can validate without the broader adapter stack.","- jedit WSC reducer slices can keep a fast red/green loop by running the"," focused Node spec first, then `tsc`, `quality-gate`, and `git diff --check`"," once before commit. Slice 122's focused witness stayed near two seconds.","Progress ledger:","- [x] 91 - Rename The jedit Echo Gate.","- [x] 92 - Real App Harness Boundary.","- [x] 93 - Real App Open File Proof.","- [x] 94 - Real App Edit Proof.","- [x] 95 - Real App Save And Export Proof.","- [x] 96 - Real App Obstruction Posture.","- [x] 97 - Agent Workspace Witness.","- [x] 98 - UI Lifecycle Authority Audit.","- [x] 99 - Legacy Text Authority Inventory.","- [x] 100 - PR Gate And Review Package.","- [x] 101 - Rename Render Cache Concepts.","- [x] 102 - Text Reading Cache Module Boundary.","- [x] 103 - Cursor And Selection Planner Boundary.","- [x] 104 - Replace Selection Through Session.","- [x] 105 - Undo And Redo Policy Boundary.","- [x] 106 - Dirty, Pending, And Stale UI Posture.","- [x] 107 - Source Highlight From Reading Material.","- [x] 108 - Preview From Reading Material.","- [x] 109 - Multi-Buffer Authority Map.","- [x] 110 - Fixture-Local Fallback Quarantine.","- [x] 111 - WSC Durability Scope Document.","- [x] 112 - Echo WSC Store Port.","- [x] 113 - Persist Accepted Submission Events.","- [x] 114 - Persist Ticket And Receipt Correlation.","- [x] 115 - Persist Reading And Retention Refs.","- [x] 116 - WSC Atomic Commit Markers.","- [x] 117 - Recover Pending Submissions.","- [x] 118 - Recover Decided Submissions.","- [x] 119 - Reject Half-Accepted WSC State.","- [x] 120 - jedit WSC Workspace Store Adapter.","- [x] 121 - Startup Recovery From WSC.","- [x] 122 - Persist Edits After Settlement.","- [x] 123 - Restart Round Trip Proof.","- [x] 124 - Historical Basis Selection.","- [x] 125 - Current History Export.","- [x] 126 - Point-In-Time Export.","- [x] 127 - History Listing And Evidence View.","- [x] 128 - Replay Same Edits Same Evidence.","- [x] 129 - Host Timing Permutation Proof.","- [x] 130 - Conflict And Rejection Retention.","- [x] 131 - Multi-File History Recovery.","- [x] 132 - Agent Historical Export.","- [x] 133 - WSC Release Gate Integration.","- [x] 134 - DIND Replay Closeout.","- [x] 135 - Portability Template Update.","- [x] 136 - Graft/Think Readiness Checklist.","- [ ] 137 - End-To-End Guide Refresh.","- [ ] 138 - Version And Compatibility Audit.","- [ ] 139 - Authority And Security Audit.","- [ ] 140 - Powered By Echo Release Candidate Gate.","### Slice 91 - Rename The jedit Echo Gate","As a maintainer, I want the Echo-integration release gate named as a jedit gate,","so no one mistakes jedit application tests for Echo core release tests.","- `release-gate:jedit-echo` is the canonical package script.","- `release-gate:echo` remains only as a temporary compatibility alias or is"," removed with explicit docs.","- Docs and specs use the canonical jedit-prefixed name.","- The gate still runs the same focused jedit Echo-integration witnesses.","- Add or update the release-gate script spec.","- Run `npm run build && npm run quality`.","- [x] Add canonical `release-gate:jedit-echo` script.","- [x] Update docs and quickstarts.","- [x] Preserve or intentionally remove the old alias.","- [x] Cover script naming with tests.","### Slice 92 - Real App Harness Boundary","As a maintainer, I want a non-terminal app harness that constructs the real","workspace app dependencies, so the next proofs exercise production wiring","instead of isolated reducers only.","- The harness builds the same workspace runtime path used by `main`.","- It injects deterministic file, clock, random, and production text ports.","- It does not expose trusted Echo lifecycle controls to app-facing tests.","- It can drive app messages and inspect rendered/state posture.","- Add a harness spec proving initialization uses the production text profile.","- Assert injected ports receive calls through their public interfaces only.","- Assert no lifecycle tick/drain method is exposed by the harness API.","- [x] Add real app harness module or test helper.","- [x] Inject deterministic ports.","- [x] Keep trusted lifecycle hidden.","- [x] Cover harness construction with tests.","### Slice 93 - Real App Open File Proof","As a user opening a file in jedit, I want the real app path to import host bytes","into the production text session before rendering the file.","- The harness opens a fixture file through the real file-tree/update path.","- Host file bytes are only an import source.","- Production text authority becomes opened with a bounded reading cache.","- The UI does not treat host-loaded lines as production authority.","- Add an app-harness open-file spec.","- Assert `openBuffer` and initial `observeWindow` calls.","- Assert rendered text comes from the returned reading.","- Assert no app-facing lifecycle control is called.","- [x] Drive real app file open.","- [x] Verify production session open/read calls.","- [x] Verify rendered cache comes from reading.","- [x] Verify no tick authority leak.","### Slice 94 - Real App Edit Proof","As a user typing in jedit, I want the real app key path to submit edits through","the production text session and wait for refreshed reading evidence.","- Insert, delete, and backspace go through the real key-binding/viewer path.","- The app submits session edit commands, not local authoritative mutation.","- The displayed text updates only from the applied result or refreshed reading.","- Receipt posture is retained in workspace state.","- Extend the app harness to send key messages.","- Assert production edit requests and receipt identity.","- Assert stale local cache does not become the final rendered text.","- Assert obstruction leaves the prior reading intact.","- [x] Drive insert through real app key path.","- [x] Drive delete/backspace through real app key path.","- [x] Assert receipt and reading posture.","- [x] Assert no direct authoritative line mutation.","### Slice 95 - Real App Save And Export Proof","As a user saving a file, I want the real app to export materialized text from","the production session and then write host file bytes.","- The real `ctrl-s` path exports text before host file write.","- Checkpoint and file export remain distinct operations.","- Failed export does not clear dirty posture or write stale text.","- Successful save records export and checkpoint posture.","- Add a real app save/export harness test.","- Assert host file writes use exported text.","- Assert checkpoint calls do not imply file write success.","- Add failure tests for export obstruction.","- [x] Drive `ctrl-s` through real app key path.","- [x] Verify export precedes host file write.","- [x] Verify checkpoint remains separate.","- [x] Cover export failure posture.","### Slice 96 - Real App Obstruction Posture","As a user, I want failed open, edit, read, export, or checkpoint operations to","show honest jedit posture instead of silently reverting to local state.","- Open obstruction leaves an explicit failed-open posture.","- Edit/read/export/checkpoint obstructions create visible runtime issues.","- Dirty and stale states are not cleared by obstruction.","- Obstruction does not trigger automatic retry.","- Add harness tests for each obstruction stage.","- Assert runtime issues are emitted with typed stage information.","- Assert production session calls are not repeated automatically.","- [x] Cover open obstruction.","- [x] Cover edit/read obstruction.","- [x] Cover export/checkpoint obstruction.","- [x] Assert no hidden retry.","### Slice 97 - Agent Workspace Witness","As an AI agent using jedit, I want a CLI or MCP witness that can open, edit,","read, save, and report evidence without privileged Echo authority.","- The agent witness uses the same production text session port.","- It reports structured JSON for open, edit, read, save, and checkpoint.","- It exposes no trusted lifecycle start, drain, stop, or tick controls.","- It fails closed with typed obstruction on unsupported operations.","- Add CLI or MCP adapter tests with deterministic fixture input.","- Assert JSON includes operation, receipt, reading, export, and checkpoint ids.","- Assert lifecycle authority names are absent from the public schema.","- [x] Add agent-facing workspace witness.","- [x] Cover successful structured report.","- [x] Cover obstruction report.","- [x] Guard against lifecycle authority exposure.","### Slice 98 - UI Lifecycle Authority Audit","As a maintainer, I want executable proof that interactive UI code cannot call","trusted Echo lifecycle controls.","- Production UI modules cannot import trusted lifecycle ports.","- App-facing production text session types do not expose tick/drain controls.","- Static guard catches `requestRunUntilIdle`, `requestStart`, and `requestStop`"," in production UI paths.","- Fixture-only exceptions are explicit and narrow.","- Extend the production cutover guard.","- Add a sample forbidden-file test.","- Run the jedit Echo release gate.","- [x] Expand lifecycle authority guard.","- [x] Add fixture allow-list if required.","- [x] Verify app-facing types remain safe.","- [x] Run release gate.","### Slice 99 - Legacy Text Authority Inventory","As a maintainer, I want every remaining direct text authority path inventoried,","so we can either delete it, fixture-scope it, or put it behind an adapter.","- BEARING or a design doc lists every remaining direct line-authority helper.","- Each entry has a disposition: delete, fixture, adapter-private, or keep as"," render cache.","- No entry is left as ambiguous production authority.","- The inventory is referenced by the static guard.","- Add a doc drift spec or guard that checks listed files exist.","- Run `rg` for legacy tokens and classify every match.","- [x] Inventory legacy helper paths.","- [x] Assign a disposition to each path.","- [x] Reference inventory from docs or guard.","- [x] Verify no ambiguous production authority remains.","### Slice 100 - PR Gate And Review Package","As a reviewer, I want one PR package that explains the real app proof and gate","renaming without mixing it with WSC durability work.","- PR notes summarize slices 91-99.","- The branch has focused commits and clean status.","- `release-gate:jedit-echo`, build, quality, and diff checks pass.","- The summary states WSC is next and not included.","- Self-review the diff against this plan.","- [x] Update PR notes.","- [x] Run all local gates.","- [x] Self-review against plan.","- [x] Push for review.","### Slice 101 - Rename Render Cache Concepts","As a maintainer, I want display-line terminology to make cache status obvious,","so future work does not treat render data as production text authority.","- Production-facing names distinguish reading cache from text authority.","- `EditorState.lines` usage is documented as render/navigation cache where it"," remains.","- No app-facing name implies local lines are source of truth.","- Tests still prove render output comes from readings.","- Add or update naming-focused tests where public state is constructed.","- Run the production cutover guard.","- Run workspace render and edit specs.","- [x] Rename ambiguous render cache fields or helpers.","- [x] Update docs and tests.","- [x] Keep compatibility where necessary.","- [x] Run focused workspace specs.","### Slice 102 - Text Reading Cache Module Boundary","As a maintainer, I want text reading cache behavior isolated in one module, so","render, preview, highlight, and save paths cannot each invent authority rules.","- Reading cache creation, refresh, stale posture, and materialization live in a"," focused module.","- Consumers do not inspect raw reading internals unless needed for rendering.","- Missing or stale cache has explicit typed posture.","- The module has no Echo lifecycle authority.","- Add unit tests for cache creation, stale posture, and materialization.","- Add import guard coverage for production consumers.","- Run workspace render/save specs.","- [x] Add text reading cache module.","- [x] Move cache materialization helpers.","- [x] Cover missing/stale posture.","- [x] Update consumers.","### Slice 103 - Cursor And Selection Planner Boundary","As a user selecting text, I want jedit to translate cursor and selection state","into contract ranges through a planner, not through ad hoc key handlers.","- Cursor-to-byte and selection-to-range conversion live behind a planner.","- The planner owns unsupported selection posture.","- Production edit code does not duplicate range math.","- Echo remains unaware of cursor, selection, and text semantics.","- Add planner tests for single-line, multi-line, start, and end ranges.","- Add unsupported multi-range tests if not in scope.","- Run workspace edit specs.","- [x] Add cursor/selection planner boundary.","- [x] Move range conversion there.","- [x] Cover supported ranges.","- [x] Cover unsupported ranges.","### Slice 104 - Replace Selection Through Session","As a user replacing selected text, I want jedit to submit a replace operation","through the production text session with retained receipt and reading posture.","- Selection replacement uses the planner from slice 103.","- The production text session receives a replace-range request.","- The UI updates from the applied result or refreshed reading only.","- Failed replace leaves prior cache and selection posture honest.","- Add key or command tests for selection replacement.","- Assert replace request range and text.","- Add obstruction tests for invalid/stale selection.","- [x] Route selection replace through planner.","- [x] Submit replace through production session.","- [x] Refresh reading after applied replace.","- [x] Cover obstruction path.","### Slice 105 - Undo And Redo Policy Boundary","As a user, I want undo and redo behavior to be honest about causal history, so","jedit does not silently mutate local text outside Echo.","- Production undo/redo either submit explicit jedit contract intents or return"," typed unsupported posture.","- Local undo stacks do not mutate production text authority.","- Docs state undo is causal input, not historical rollback.","- Tests prove hidden local undo is unavailable in production profile.","- Add undo/redo key tests for production profile.","- Assert unsupported posture or explicit intent submission.","- Assert cached lines do not change on unsupported undo.","- [x] Define production undo/redo policy.","- [x] Block hidden local undo/redo.","- [x] Add tests for chosen policy.","- [x] Update docs.","### Slice 106 - Dirty, Pending, And Stale UI Posture","As a user, I want the UI to distinguish pending, dirty, stale, exported, and","checkpointed text state, so Echo-backed editing does not feel ambiguous.","- Workspace state exposes these postures without granting authority.","- Viewer/footer can render concise status.","- Stale reading and dirty buffer are distinct.","- Obstruction state is visible and not conflated with dirty state.","- Add state tests for posture transitions.","- Add footer/view tests for visible status.","- Add obstruction transition tests.","- [x] Add posture model if needed.","- [x] Render concise status.","- [x] Cover posture transitions.","- [x] Cover obstruction distinctions.","### Slice 107 - Source Highlight From Reading Material","As a user viewing highlighted source, I want highlighting to consume reading","material, not local text authority.","- Highlight refresh uses reading materialization or render cache input.","- It does not read host files or direct authoritative lines in production mode.","- Highlight failure does not change text authority.","- Stale highlight state is explicit.","- Add source-highlight integration tests for production text.","- Assert highlight input equals reading material.","- Add failure tests preserving text authority.","- [x] Route highlight input through reading material.","- [x] Remove production direct file/text bypass.","- [x] Cover success and failure.","- [x] Update guard if needed.","### Slice 108 - Preview From Reading Material","As a user opening preview mode, I want preview output to derive from the","bounded reading cache rather than hidden local text authority.","- Markdown/preview rendering consumes reading material in production mode.","- Missing reading state renders explicit posture.","- Preview does not submit edits or lifecycle controls.","- Preview refresh behavior is deterministic.","- Add preview render tests for production text.","- Assert stale local lines do not feed preview.","- Assert no production session edit calls occur.","- [x] Route preview through reading material.","- [x] Add missing-reading posture.","- [x] Cover no-edit behavior.","- [x] Run render specs.","### Slice 109 - Multi-Buffer Authority Map","As a user moving between files, I want each open file to have separate","Echo-backed authority and reading cache identity.","- Workspace state can represent multiple opened buffers or an explicit"," single-buffer limitation.","- Switching files does not lose authority posture for the previous file.","- Buffer id, file path, reading id, and dirty posture stay paired.","- Tests cover two files with different readings.","- Add multi-file open/switch tests.","- Assert per-file cache and authority identity.","- Assert save targets the active buffer only.","- [x] Define multi-buffer or explicit single-buffer policy.","- [x] Implement authority map if in scope.","- [x] Cover file switch behavior.","- [x] Cover active-buffer save behavior.","### Slice 110 - Fixture-Local Fallback Quarantine","As a maintainer, I want local direct text behavior available only through","focused fake-port tests, so production cannot silently fall back to in-memory","editing or select a non-Echo runtime profile.","- Non-Echo profile names are not accepted runtime input.","- Production defaults cannot select direct local authority accidentally.","- Static guard catches fallback imports in production modules.","- Fixture docs state fake ports are test scaffolding, not product behavior.","- Add profile parser tests for invalid and legacy non-Echo profiles.","- Add guard sample tests.","- [x] Delete non-Echo runtime profile selection.","- [x] Document fake-port scope.","- [x] Extend guard coverage.","- [x] Cover profile behavior.","### Slice 111 - WSC Durability Scope Document","As a maintainer, I want a precise WSC durability scope before code changes, so","we do not turn persistence into unbounded storage redesign.","Scope doc: `docs/design/0035-jedit-wsc-durability-scope.md`.","- The doc defines what WSC must persist for jedit editing history.","- It separates Echo generic causal history from jedit export semantics.","- It defines crash/restart states: not accepted, pending, decided, rejected, or"," obstructed.","- It states that export is a jedit read/materialization, not Echo mutation.","- Add a docs drift spec if the repo pattern supports it.","- Run markdown and dead-link checks where available.","- Review against Echo no-app-noun doctrine.","- [x] Write WSC durability scope.","- [x] Define accepted restart states.","- [x] Define jedit export boundary.","- [x] Link from BEARING.","### Slice 112 - Echo WSC Store Port","As Echo, I need a generic WSC store port so causal-history persistence is","behind a runtime adapter and not tied to jedit.","Echo commit: `a4ed532f feat: add generic WSC store port`.","- [Echo] The port names generic causal-history records, not text/editor nouns.","- [Echo] The adapter can write and read deterministic WSC envelopes.","- [Echo] Corruption and missing material return typed obstruction.","- [jedit] jedit depends only on the generic port-facing behavior.","- [Echo] Add port contract tests.","- [Echo] Add deterministic serialization golden tests.","- [jedit] Add compile/integration test using the generic adapter boundary.","- [x] Define generic WSC store port.","- [x] Add deterministic envelope format tests.","- [x] Add typed obstruction path.","- [x] Keep jedit nouns out of Echo.","### Slice 113 - Persist Accepted Submission Events","As Echo, I want accepted submissions written to WSC before tick decision, so","accepted-but-not-yet-decided jedit edits survive restart.","Echo commit: `98936624 feat: persist accepted submissions in WSC`.","- [Echo] Accepted submission events serialize with stable identity.","- [Echo] Duplicate canonical submissions do not append duplicate semantic"," events.","- [Echo] Persistence failure returns obstruction before pretending acceptance.","- [jedit] jedit can observe pending accepted submission after restart.","- [Echo] Add accepted-submission WSC tests.","- [Echo] Add duplicate submission tests.","- [jedit] Add restart fixture reading pending posture.","- [x] Serialize accepted submission event.","- [x] Preserve duplicate posture.","- [x] Block half-accepted state.","- [x] Expose pending posture to jedit.","### Slice 114 - Persist Ticket And Receipt Correlation","As a user, I want a decided edit to recover with its ticket and receipt","correlation after restart.","Echo commit: `68cc77cb feat: persist receipt correlation in WSC`.","- [Echo] Admission ticket, ticketed ingress, and receipt correlation serialize"," without app nouns.","- [Echo] Recovery reconstructs app-safe outcome handles.","- [Echo] Missing correlation is obstruction, not success.","- [jedit] jedit can display applied/rejected outcome after restart.","- [Echo] Add WSC correlation round-trip tests.","- [Echo] Add missing-correlation obstruction tests.","- [jedit] Add restart outcome observation tests.","- [x] Persist ticket/ingress correlation.","- [x] Persist receipt correlation.","- [x] Recover outcome handles.","- [x] Cover missing correlation.","### Slice 115 - Persist Reading And Retention Refs","As a user, I want retained readings and payload references to recover after","restart, so jedit can explain what it displays.","Echo commits:","- `1d64cd0b feat: persist retention refs in WSC`","- `c1c21353 test: cover retention WSC obstruction posture`","- [Echo] Reading envelope refs and payload refs serialize distinctly.","- [Echo] Semantic coordinate is persisted separately from byte identity.","- [Echo] Missing retained material returns typed obstruction.","- [jedit] jedit can restore reading cache posture from recovered refs.","- [Echo] Add reading/ref WSC round-trip tests.","- [Echo] Add semantic-coordinate mismatch tests.","- [jedit] Add reading restoration test.","- [x] Persist reading envelope refs.","- [x] Persist payload refs.","- [x] Persist semantic coordinates.","- [x] Cover missing material.","### Slice 116 - WSC Atomic Commit Markers","As Echo, I need crash-consistent WSC writes so a restart never sees half-written","causal history as valid.","Echo commit: `8580ac67 feat: add WSC commit markers`.","- [Echo] WSC writes use a commit marker or equivalent atomic protocol.","- [Echo] Recovery ignores or obstructs incomplete writes.","- [Echo] Successful commits are idempotent.","- [jedit] jedit restart reports typed obstruction for incomplete WSC state.","- [Echo] Add interrupted-write recovery tests.","- [Echo] Add idempotent commit tests.","- [jedit] Add incomplete-store fixture test.","- [x] Add commit marker protocol.","- [x] Reject incomplete writes.","- [x] Prove idempotent recovery.","- [x] Expose obstruction to jedit.","### Slice 117 - Recover Pending Submissions","As a user restarting jedit after submitting an edit, I want pending accepted","submissions to remain visible and honest.","Echo commit: `7fe747a1 feat: recover pending submissions from WSC`.","- [Echo] Pending submissions recover from WSC.","- [Echo] Pending state does not imply execution or receipt.","- [jedit] jedit displays pending posture without mutating text.","- [jedit] No hidden retry is triggered on restart.","- [Echo] Add pending recovery tests.","- [jedit] Add restart UI/state tests.","- Assert no automatic edit resubmission occurs.","- [x] Recover pending submission state.","- [x] Keep pending distinct from applied.","- [x] Display jedit pending posture.","- [x] Prove no hidden retry.","### Slice 118 - Recover Decided Submissions","As a user restarting jedit after an applied or rejected edit, I want the decided","outcome to recover with evidence.","Echo commit: `6b17054d feat: recover decided submissions from WSC`.","- [Echo] Applied and rejected outcomes recover from WSC.","- [Echo] Receipt evidence is available by submission id.","- [jedit] jedit restores applied text reading or rejected posture.","- [jedit] Rejected outcome does not become a retry.","- [Echo] Add decided recovery tests.","- [jedit] Add applied and rejected restart tests.","- Assert receipt correlation survives restart.","- [x] Recover applied outcome.","- [x] Recover rejected outcome.","- [x] Restore receipt correlation.","- [x] Keep rejection final for that attempt.","### Slice 119 - Reject Half-Accepted WSC State","As a maintainer, I want corrupt or half-accepted WSC state to fail closed, so","jedit never shows invented history.","Echo commit: `0ae88f5c feat: reject incomplete WSC causal history`.","- [Echo] Recovery detects missing submission, ticket, receipt, or retained"," material required by a committed state.","- [Echo] The failure is typed and auditable.","- [jedit] jedit surfaces the obstruction without local fallback.","- [jedit] The file is not silently opened from stale host bytes as authority.","- [Echo] Add malformed WSC fixture tests.","- [jedit] Add corrupt recovery tests.","- Assert no fallback text authority is activated.","- [x] Add corrupt WSC fixtures.","- [x] Detect half-accepted states.","- [x] Surface typed obstruction.","- [x] Block local authority fallback.","### Slice 120 - jedit WSC Workspace Store Adapter","As a jedit host, I want a workspace WSC adapter that connects Echo's generic","WSC store to the project directory without teaching Echo about files.","Implementation: `src/ports/jedit-wsc-workspace-store.ts` defines the","jedit-owned generic WSC envelope store port, and","`src/adapters/jedit-wsc-workspace-store.ts` implements the Node workspace path","policy under `.jedit/echo-wsc/envelopes/`.","- [jedit] The adapter owns path policy and project-directory placement.","- [jedit] Echo sees generic WSC store operations only.","- [jedit] The adapter is injectable for tests.","- [jedit] Host path errors become typed obstruction.","- Add adapter tests for read/write/list behavior.","- Add path error tests.","- Add integration test wiring adapter into production session.","- [x] Add jedit WSC workspace adapter.","- [x] Keep path policy in jedit.","- [x] Inject adapter into session.","- [x] Cover path failures.","### Slice 121 - Startup Recovery From WSC","As a user reopening jedit, I want the workspace to recover Echo-backed text","authority from WSC instead of starting from host file bytes only.","Implementation: startup recovery now lists committed WSC workspace envelopes","through the injected store, records no-history as explicit import required,","records found WSC history as Echo-history authority pending materialization, and","stores obstruction posture on the initial workspace model.","- [jedit] Startup can discover existing WSC history for a workspace.","- [jedit] Recovered WSC history records Echo-history authority posture and"," pending materialization without rebuilding live editor buffers yet.","- [jedit] Host file import remains an explicit import path for new files.","- [jedit] Recovery failures are visible.","- Add startup recovery harness tests.","- Add no-history import tests.","- Add corrupt-history obstruction tests.","- [x] Discover workspace WSC history on startup.","- [x] Record recovered Echo-history authority posture.","- [x] Keep new-file import explicit.","- [x] Cover recovery failure.","### Slice 122 - Persist Edits After Settlement","As a user editing a file, I want each settled production edit to be written to","WSC history with enough evidence for restart and replay.","- [jedit] Applied edit settlement triggers WSC persistence through the adapter.","- [jedit] Rejected and obstructed attempts retain honest outcome evidence.","- [jedit] Persistence failure does not pretend the edit is durable.","- [Echo] Generic evidence remains app-noun-free.","- Add edit persistence tests.","- Add persistence failure tests.","- Add rejected/obstructed outcome persistence tests.","- [x] Persist applied edit evidence.","- [x] Persist rejected outcome evidence.","- [x] Persist obstruction posture where appropriate.","- [x] Cover persistence failure.","Proof note:","- `spec/jedit-wsc-edit-settlement.spec.mjs` proves applied edit results write"," their WSC settlement envelope before accepting a receipt, WSC write"," obstruction keeps the UI from claiming durability, and obstructed edit"," results preserve honest outcome evidence without writing settlement bytes.","### Slice 123 - Restart Round Trip Proof","As a user, I want settled WSC edit evidence to survive quit and restart, so","later materialization can prove the same Echo-backed text history without stale","process memory.","- [jedit] A test persists WSC edit-settlement evidence, stops the in-memory"," runtime, starts a fresh runtime, and recovers retained WSC evidence.","- [jedit] The restarted state comes from WSC/Echo history posture, not stale"," editor memory.","- [jedit] Receipt, reading, checkpoint, and materialized-text evidence are still"," available in the retained envelope.","- [jedit] Host artifact export/materialization remains a separate read"," operation covered by slice 125.","- Add restart retained-evidence round-trip spec.","- Assert retained materialized-text payload, receipt id, reading id, and"," checkpoint id.","- Assert no direct local authority fallback.","- [x] Build restart retained-evidence fixture.","- [x] Assert retained materialized-text evidence.","- [x] Assert evidence recovery.","- [x] Add to release gate.","- `spec/jedit-wsc-restart-round-trip.spec.mjs` proves a WSC-backed edit"," settlement envelope is written through the real Node workspace store, a fresh"," runtime recovers the envelope id on restart without carrying stale editor"," memory, and the recovered bytes still contain the receipt, reading,"," checkpoint, and materialized-text evidence. Full current-history host export"," remains slice 125.","### Slice 124 - Historical Basis Selection","As a user inspecting history, I want jedit to select a previous causal basis so","it can materialize earlier file content.","- [jedit] Historical basis ids are represented in app-safe terms.","- [jedit] Selecting a basis does not mutate current Echo history.","- [jedit] Missing or stale basis returns typed obstruction.","- [Echo] Echo basis lookup remains generic.","- Add basis-list and basis-select tests.","- Add missing basis obstruction tests.","- Assert current buffer authority is unchanged by inspection.","- [x] Add app-safe historical basis model.","- [x] Add basis selection command/port.","- [x] Keep selection read-only.","- [x] Cover missing basis.","- `src/ports/jedit-wsc-history-basis.ts` defines app-safe historical basis"," terms over retained WSC envelope evidence. `src/app/jedit-wsc-history-basis.ts`"," lists deterministic bases and selects one read-only through the workspace"," store. `spec/jedit-wsc-history-basis.spec.mjs` covers deterministic listing,"," selection without workspace mutation, and missing-basis obstruction.","### Slice 125 - Current History Export","As a user, I want to export the current file artifact from Echo causal history,","so the host filesystem is a materialized output, not the source of truth.","- [jedit] Current export reads from WSC/Echo history.","- [jedit] Export writes host artifact only after successful materialization.","- [jedit] Export records reading or export evidence.","- [jedit] Export does not mutate Echo state.","- Add current export tests from recovered history.","- Assert host file write uses materialized payload.","- Assert no mutation/session edit is submitted.","- [x] Implement current history export.","- [x] Record export evidence.","- [x] Preserve read-only boundary.","- [x] Cover materialization failure.","- `src/ports/jedit-wsc-current-history-export.ts` defines the app-facing"," current-history export and materialization contract."," `src/app/jedit-wsc-current-history-export.ts` lists retained WSC envelopes,"," selects the latest basis, materializes the retained envelope through an"," explicit app materializer, and writes the host artifact only after successful"," materialization. `spec/jedit-wsc-current-history-export.spec.mjs` covers"," current export evidence, read-only WSC behavior, missing basis, and"," materialization failure.","### Slice 126 - Point-In-Time Export","As a user, I want to export the file as it existed at a previous causal point,","so jedit can recover artifacts from any meaningful editing moment.","- [jedit] Export accepts a historical basis id.","- [jedit] The exported artifact matches that basis, not current state.","- [jedit] Export does not change current workspace state.","- [jedit] Missing retained material returns typed obstruction.","- Add two-edit historical export tests.","- Assert export at basis A and basis B differ correctly.","- Assert current editor state remains unchanged.","- [x] Add historical export command.","- [x] Resolve basis-specific material.","- [x] Cover multiple points in time.","- `src/app/jedit-wsc-current-history-export.ts` now exposes"," `exportJeditWscHistoryAtBasis`, which resolves a requested retained WSC"," envelope id and reuses the same materialize-then-write boundary as current"," export. `spec/jedit-wsc-current-history-export.spec.mjs` covers exporting two"," different historical bases, preserving the active editor state, and returning"," typed obstruction when requested retained material is missing.","### Slice 127 - History Listing And Evidence View","As a user or agent, I want to list meaningful editing history with evidence ids,","so I can choose what to inspect or export.","- [jedit] History listing includes submissions, outcomes, receipts, readings,"," checkpoints, and export refs where available.","- [jedit] The listing does not expose trusted Echo internals.","- [jedit] Unsupported or missing evidence is explicit.","- [jedit] The UI/CLI output is deterministic.","- Add history listing tests over a fixture with multiple edits.","- Assert stable ordering and ids.","- Add missing evidence tests.","- [x] Add history listing model.","- [x] Add CLI/UI/port output.","- [x] Keep output app-safe.","- [x] Cover deterministic ordering.","### Slice 128 - Replay Same Edits Same Evidence","As a maintainer, I want replaying the same jedit edit history to produce the","same semantic evidence, so the powered-by-Echo claim is reproducible.","- [Echo][jedit] Same inputs and scheduler policy reproduce receipts/readings.","- [jedit] Diagnostic prose and wall-clock cadence are excluded from semantic"," identity.","- [jedit] Replay mismatch reports typed differences.","- [Echo] Echo remains app-noun-free.","- Add local replay proof over WSC-backed jedit edit history.","- Assert semantic identity equality.","- Add mismatch fixture tests.","- [x] Build replay fixture.","- [x] Compare semantic evidence identity.","- [x] Exclude non-semantic diagnostics.","- [x] Cover mismatch report.","### Slice 129 - Host Timing Permutation Proof","As a maintainer, I want host timing differences to have no effect on causal","editing history, so JS callbacks and wall-clock cadence do not become hidden","semantics.","- [jedit] Tests run the same edit sequence with different host timings.","- [Echo] Trusted runtime tick ownership remains behind the host adapter.","- [jedit] Semantic receipts/readings remain equal.","- [jedit] Host diagnostics may differ but are excluded.","- Add timing permutation replay tests.","- Assert semantic equality.","- Assert app code does not choose tick boundaries.","- [x] Add deterministic timing variants.","- [x] Compare semantic outcomes.","- [x] Guard app tick authority.","- [x] Document host timing boundary.","### Slice 130 - Conflict And Rejection Retention","As a user, I want rejected or conflicting edits to remain honest causal","attempts without corrupting successful history.","- [Echo][jedit] Conflict/rejection outcomes persist and recover.","- [jedit] Rejected attempts do not export as applied text.","- [jedit] Retry remains a new explicit intent.","- [jedit] History listing shows the rejection reason.","- Add conflict/rejection fixture tests.","- Add restart recovery for rejected attempt.","- Add explicit retry tests.","- [x] Persist rejection evidence.","- [x] Keep export applied-only.","- [x] Cover explicit retry.","- [x] Show rejection in history.","### Slice 131 - Multi-File History Recovery","As a user working across files, I want multiple file histories to recover","independently from WSC-backed Echo history.","- [jedit] Two or more files recover distinct authority and history posture.","- [jedit] Exporting one file does not alter another file.","- [jedit] Missing history for one file does not poison unrelated files.","- [Echo] Generic history remains file-noun-free.","- Add multi-file edit/restart/export tests.","- Add missing/corrupt one-file history tests.","- Assert unrelated file can still open.","- [x] Recover multiple file histories.","- [x] Isolate export by file.","- [x] Isolate corruption by file where safe.","- [x] Cover unrelated-file continuation.","### Slice 132 - Agent Historical Export","As an AI agent, I want to request current or historical exports through a stable","CLI/MCP surface, so automated workflows can inspect jedit history.","- [jedit] The agent surface can list history and export by basis id.","- [jedit] The output includes structured evidence and artifact path/material.","- [jedit] The surface exposes no trusted lifecycle or tick authority.","- [jedit] Errors are typed JSON obstructions.","- Add CLI/MCP historical export tests.","- Assert structured success and obstruction JSON.","- Assert lifecycle controls are absent.","- [x] Add agent historical export command.","- [x] Add history listing command.","- [x] Cover success and obstruction.","- [x] Guard authority boundary.","### Slice 133 - WSC Release Gate Integration","As a maintainer, I want WSC recovery and historical export in the jedit Echo","gate, so durability regressions block merges.","- [jedit] The release gate runs WSC restart, current export, historical export,"," and replay witnesses.","- [jedit] The gate remains deterministic and reasonably scoped.","- [jedit] Failures report the exact witness that failed.","- [Echo] Echo-specific WSC tests stay in Echo gates.","- Update the jedit Echo gate.","- Add script tests for included WSC specs.","- Run the full gate.","- [x] Add WSC witnesses to jedit gate.","- [x] Keep Echo core tests in Echo.","- [x] Add script coverage.","- [x] Run full gate.","### Slice 134 - DIND Replay Closeout","As a maintainer, I want a DIND-style closeout proof for the jedit contract path,","so the local app proof is not just a happy-path fixture.","- [Echo][jedit] Replay proof covers submission, admission, ticket, execution,"," receipt, reading, retention, and export identity.","- [jedit] The proof includes at least one rejection or obstruction.","- [jedit] The proof is deterministic on clean checkout.","- [jedit] Failure output identifies the divergent evidence coordinate.","- Add DIND/replay witness command or spec.","- Run it in the jedit Echo release gate or a documented heavier gate.","- [x] Add closeout replay witness.","- [x] Include non-applied outcome.","- [x] Compare retained evidence coordinates.","- [x] Add to appropriate gate.","### Slice 135 - Portability Template Update","As a future Graft or Think maintainer, I want the jedit lessons captured in a","portable app-hosting template.","- [jedit] The template names app-owned semantics and Echo-owned runtime"," responsibilities.","- [jedit] It includes production session, reading cache, retention, recovery,"," and export boundaries.","- [jedit] It forbids app nouns in Echo.","- [jedit] It explains fake-port fixture policy without reopening runtime modes.","- Add docs/spec drift test if available.","- Verify links and commands.","- Cross-check against jedit implementation files.","- [x] Update reusable app-hosting template.","- [x] Include durability lessons.","- [x] Include authority bar.","- [x] Add drift check.","### Slice 136 - Graft/Think Readiness Checklist","As a maintainer, I want a checklist for applying the pattern to Graft and Think,","so jedit does not become a one-off integration.","- [jedit] The checklist names required ports, adapters, witnesses, and guards.","- [jedit] It identifies what app teams own versus Echo/Wesley.","- [jedit] It includes a minimum release-gate shape for new apps.","- [jedit] It references jedit examples without requiring jedit nouns.","- Run docs link checks.","- Self-review against Echo generic boundary.","- Add backlog cards if repo method requires them.","- [x] Write portability checklist.","- [x] Define app/Echo/Wesley ownership.","- [x] Define minimum gate.","- [x] Link from BEARING or guide.","### Slice 137 - End-To-End Guide Refresh","As a new contributor, I want the end-to-end guide to match the real","WSC-backed production path from startup to shutdown.","- [jedit] The guide covers app startup, trusted host loop, open, edit, read,"," save, checkpoint, WSC persistence, restart, export, and shutdown.","- [jedit] Mermaid diagrams reflect current types and boundaries.","- [jedit] The guide states Echo never knows jedit text semantics.","- [jedit] Commands in the guide are executable.","- Add guide command checks if possible.","- Run markdown and link checks.","- Run relevant release gate.","- [ ] Update lifecycle narrative.","- [ ] Update diagrams.","- [ ] Update command examples.","- [ ] Add or update guide tests.","### Slice 138 - Version And Compatibility Audit","As a release manager, I want version compatibility between jedit, Echo, and","Wesley to be explicit.","- [jedit][Echo][Wesley] Required versions are documented.","- [jedit] Generated package identity includes schema, artifact, codec, and"," helper compatibility where available.","- [jedit] Incompatible versions fail before runtime-visible work.","- [jedit] Release notes name supported combinations.","- Add compatibility preflight tests.","- Add generated artifact/version fixture tests.","- Run package install and query observer specs.","- [ ] Document version matrix.","- [ ] Add compatibility preflight.","- [ ] Cover incompatible versions.","- [ ] Update release notes.","### Slice 139 - Authority And Security Audit","As a maintainer, I want a final authority audit proving app code cannot bypass","Echo's runtime boundaries.","- [jedit] UI, CLI, MCP, and tests expose no trusted tick/drain authority except"," host-owned adapters.","- [jedit] Query observers remain read-only.","- [jedit] Mutation handlers run only through scheduler-owned execution.","- [Echo] Echo contains no jedit or text-specific nouns.","- Run static authority guards.","- Run no-app-noun checks in Echo if available.","- Run jedit Echo release gate.","- Self-review public ports and adapters.","- [ ] Audit UI authority.","- [ ] Audit CLI/MCP authority.","- [ ] Audit query observer read-only boundary.","- [ ] Audit Echo noun-free boundary.","### Slice 140 - Powered By Echo Release Candidate Gate","As the project owner, I want one release-candidate gate that justifies saying","\"jedit is powered by Echo.\"","- [jedit] The gate covers real app open, edit, render, save, checkpoint,"," restart, current export, historical export, and replay.","- [jedit] The gate proves no app tick authority.","- [jedit] Docs state current limitations honestly.","- [Echo][jedit] WSC durability and replay evidence are green on clean checkout.","- Run the WSC/replay closeout gate.","- Run build, quality, and diff checks.","- Perform final Code Lawyer self-review.","- [ ] Assemble release-candidate gate.","- [ ] Run all local witnesses.","- [ ] Update BEARING and release docs.","- [ ] Pause for final human inspection.","## Current Truth","- `TextBufferOptic` is a jedit app capability.","- Text windows, rope/piece-table semantics, panes, commands, cursors, and"," editor policy belong in jedit contracts, generated adapters, or jedit ports.","- Echo owns generic admission, scheduling, ticks, receipts, QueryView routing,"," retained evidence, and obstruction/fault posture.","- `docs/design/echo-identity-doctrine.md` is now the canonical identity rulebook:"," values are content-hashed, things are declared IDs, names are bindings, views"," are Basis.","- Echo must not contain hardcoded jedit or text-buffer behavior.","- The current real Echo witness fails closed with `UNSUPPORTED_QUERY` unless a"," jedit-owned query observer is installed.","- Interactive workspace production text flows now open, edit, render, save,"," export, and checkpoint through the production text session/controller. The"," remaining caveat is legacy line state kept as render/cache/navigation"," mechanics and explicit test-local fixture support, not production authority.","- After interactive workspace cutover, the next durability bar is Echo-native"," WSC causal-history serialization: the full causal history of editing a file"," in jedit should be recoverable across application lifecycles, and jedit"," should materialize file artifacts from any historical point through its own"," export adapter.","## Completed Local Batch","The previous local inspection point was slice 40 of the application-hosting","pattern plan:","1. Slice 31: application hosting contract pattern.","2. Slice 32: `jedit` state authority cutover.","3. Slice 33: read-side state authority cutover.","4. Slice 34: submission ledger port.","5. Slice 35: ticketed work boundary.","6. Slice 36: real receipt correlation.","7. Slice 37: real local retained evidence lookup.","8. Slice 38: restart and recovery witness.","9. Slice 39: second-app template proof.","10. Slice 40: developer app host guide.","Agents can inspect the installed-package witness path with:","```bash","node scripts/jedit-echo-powered-session.mjs --json --dry-run","node scripts/jedit-echo-powered-session.mjs --json","The current branch now extends that proof through slice 60 of the hardening","plan:","1. Slice 41: trusted runtime lifecycle doctrine closure.","2. Slice 42: runtime host port finalization.","3. Slice 43: Echo adapter lifecycle integration.","4. Slice 44: lifecycle failure posture.","5. Slice 45: agent lifecycle surface.","6. Slice 46: contract package identity audit.","7. Slice 47: no app nouns in Echo gate.","8. Slice 48: jedit contract package install fixture.","9. Slice 49: unsupported operation boundary.","10. Slice 50: package reinstall and duplicate policy.","11. Slice 51: ticketed mutation execution tightening.","12. Slice 52: query observer read-only tightening.","13. Slice 53: receipt correlation happy path closure.","14. Slice 54: retained reading lookup closure.","15. Slice 55: restart persistence adapter boundary.","16. Slice 56: local replay proof hardening.","17. Slice 57: second-app template authority audit.","18. Slice 58: developer guide drift check.","19. Slice 59: PR release gate consolidation.","20. Slice 60: drift reflection and next plan.","Slice-80 reflection is next. Review the remaining drift between the production","session witness and the interactive workspace before starting the next batch.","After the interactive workspace cutover is credible, the next likely plan is","WSC-backed persistence and point-in-time export. Distributed transport,","settlement shells, streaming, and full observer-rights governance remain outside","this batch.","## Non-Negotiables","- Application code cannot tick Echo.","- Application dispatch does not execute synchronously.","- Trusted host lifecycle control stays behind a host adapter.","- Mutation handlers run only during Echo scheduler-owned execution.","- Query observers are read-only.","- Retry is explicit new causal input.","- Unsupported or rejected work is final for that attempt; a retry is a new"," submission, not a hidden runtime loop.","- Echo remains 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{"," COMMAND_LINE_ACCEPT_KEY,"," tokenizeVimKeys,"," type VimGrammarToken,"," type VimMacroControlName,"," type VimMacroControlToken,"," type VimMarkToken,"," type VimModeSwitchName,"," type VimMotionName,"," type VimMotionToken,"," type VimOperatorName,"," type VimOperatorToken,"," type VimTextObjectScope,"," type VimTextObjectTarget,"," type VimTextObjectToken,"," type VimVisualModeName,","} from './vim-grammar.js';"," isCommandLineInvocationToken,"," isCommandLineTextToken,"," isCountToken,"," isMacroControlToken,"," isMarkToken,"," isModeSwitchToken,"," isMotionToken,"," isOperatorToken,"," isPrefixToken,"," isRegisterToken,"," isTextObjectToken,"," isUnknownToken,"," isVisualPrefixToken,","} from './vim-chord-token-guards.js';"," TEXT_OBJECT_AROUND_PREFIX,"," TEXT_OBJECT_INNER_PREFIX,"," VimOperatorNames,","} from './vim-grammar-vocabulary.js';","export type VimChordSyntaxKind = 'complete' | 'invalid' | 'pending';","export type VimChordSyntaxFamily = 'commandLine' | 'macro' | 'mark' | 'modeSwitch' | 'modifier' | 'motion' | 'operatorCommand'"," | 'operatorMotion' | 'operatorTextObject' | 'prefix' | 'put' | 'textObject' | 'unknown' | 'visualPrefix';","export type VimChordObstruction = 'empty' | 'strayTextObject' | 'trailingTokens' | 'unexpectedCommandLineToken'"," | 'unexpectedOperatorTarget' | 'unknownToken';","export interface VimTextObjectSyntax {"," readonly scope: VimTextObjectScope;"," readonly target: VimTextObjectTarget;","}","export interface VimCommandLineSyntax {"," readonly text: string;","export interface VimMacroSyntax {"," readonly control: VimMacroControlName;"," readonly register?: string;","export type VimMarkSyntax = Pick;","export interface VimChordSyntax {"," readonly commandLine?: VimCommandLineSyntax;"," readonly count?: number;"," readonly family: VimChordSyntaxFamily;"," readonly kind: VimChordSyntaxKind;"," readonly keys: readonly string[];"," readonly macro?: VimMacroSyntax;"," readonly mark?: VimMarkSyntax;"," readonly modeSwitch?: VimModeSwitchName;"," readonly motion?: VimMotionName;"," readonly obstruction?: VimChordObstruction;"," readonly operator?: VimOperatorName;"," readonly textObject?: VimTextObjectSyntax;"," readonly tokens: readonly VimGrammarToken[];"," readonly visualMode?: VimVisualModeName;","export const VimChordSyntaxKinds = Object.freeze({"," Complete: 'complete',"," Invalid: 'invalid',"," Pending: 'pending',","} as const satisfies Record);","export const VimChordSyntaxFamilies = Object.freeze({"," CommandLine: 'commandLine',"," Macro: 'macro',"," Mark: 'mark',"," ModeSwitch: 'modeSwitch',"," Modifier: 'modifier',"," Motion: 'motion',"," OperatorCommand: 'operatorCommand',"," OperatorMotion: 'operatorMotion',"," OperatorTextObject: 'operatorTextObject',"," Prefix: 'prefix',"," Put: 'put',"," TextObject: 'textObject',"," Unknown: 'unknown',"," VisualPrefix: 'visualPrefix',","} as const satisfies Record);","export const VimChordObstructions = Object.freeze({"," Empty: 'empty',"," StrayTextObject: 'strayTextObject',"," TrailingTokens: 'trailingTokens',"," UnexpectedCommandLineToken: 'unexpectedCommandLineToken',"," UnexpectedOperatorTarget: 'unexpectedOperatorTarget',"," UnknownToken: 'unknownToken',","} as const satisfies Record);","interface ParserContext {"," readonly modifiers: ParsedModifiers;"," readonly primaryIndex: number;","interface ParsedModifiers {"," readonly index: number;","interface SyntaxDraft {","interface ModifierFields {","interface PayloadFields {","const KIND_COMPLETE = VimChordSyntaxKinds.Complete;","const KIND_INVALID = VimChordSyntaxKinds.Invalid;","const KIND_PENDING = VimChordSyntaxKinds.Pending;","const FAMILY_COMMAND_LINE = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.CommandLine;","const FAMILY_MACRO = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.Macro;","const FAMILY_MARK = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.Mark;","const FAMILY_MODE_SWITCH = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.ModeSwitch;","const FAMILY_MODIFIER = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.Modifier;","const FAMILY_MOTION = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.Motion;","const FAMILY_OPERATOR_COMMAND = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.OperatorCommand;","const FAMILY_OPERATOR_MOTION = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.OperatorMotion;","const FAMILY_OPERATOR_TEXT_OBJECT = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.OperatorTextObject;","const FAMILY_PREFIX = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.Prefix;","const FAMILY_PUT = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.Put;","const FAMILY_TEXT_OBJECT = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.TextObject;","const FAMILY_UNKNOWN = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.Unknown;","const FAMILY_VISUAL_PREFIX = VimChordSyntaxFamilies.VisualPrefix;","const OBSTRUCTION_EMPTY = VimChordObstructions.Empty;","const OBSTRUCTION_STRAY_TEXT_OBJECT = VimChordObstructions.StrayTextObject;","const OBSTRUCTION_TRAILING_TOKENS = VimChordObstructions.TrailingTokens;","const OBSTRUCTION_UNEXPECTED_COMMAND_LINE = VimChordObstructions.UnexpectedCommandLineToken;","const OBSTRUCTION_UNEXPECTED_OPERATOR_TARGET = VimChordObstructions.UnexpectedOperatorTarget;","const OBSTRUCTION_UNKNOWN_TOKEN = VimChordObstructions.UnknownToken;","const OPERATOR_PUT_AFTER = VimOperatorNames.PutAfter;","const OPERATOR_PUT_BEFORE = VimOperatorNames.PutBefore;","const STANDALONE_OPERATORS: ReadonlySet = new Set(["," VimOperatorNames.ChangeToLineEnd, VimOperatorNames.DeleteChar, VimOperatorNames.DeleteToLineEnd, VimOperatorNames.JoinNoSpace,"," VimOperatorNames.JoinWithSpace, VimOperatorNames.PutAfter, VimOperatorNames.PutBefore, VimOperatorNames.YankLine,","]);","const COMMAND_LINE_TEXT_INDEX = 1;","const COMMAND_LINE_COMPLETE_TOKEN_COUNT = 2;","const COMMAND_LINE_ACCEPT_MISSING = -1;","const EMPTY_MODIFIER_FIELDS: ModifierFields = Object.freeze({});","const EMPTY_PAYLOAD_FIELDS: PayloadFields = Object.freeze({});","export function parseVimChordSyntax(keys: readonly string[]): VimChordSyntax {"," return parseTokenSyntax(tokenizeVimKeys(keys), keys.slice());","export function parseVimChordTokens(tokens: readonly VimGrammarToken[]): VimChordSyntax {"," return parseTokenSyntax(tokens, keysFromTokens(tokens));","function parseTokenSyntax(tokens: readonly VimGrammarToken[], keys: readonly string[]): VimChordSyntax {"," if (tokens.length <= 0) {"," return invalidSyntax(emptyDraft(keys, tokens));"," }"," if (isCommandLineInvocationToken(tokens[0])) {"," return parseCommandLineSyntax(keys, tokens);"," const context = parserContext(keys, tokens);"," return parsePrimarySyntax(context);","function parsePrimarySyntax(context: ParserContext): VimChordSyntax {"," const primary = context.tokens[context.primaryIndex];"," if (primary == null) {"," return pendingSyntax(baseDraft(context, FAMILY_MODIFIER));"," if (isUnknownToken(primary)) {"," return invalidSyntax(baseDraft(context, FAMILY_UNKNOWN, OBSTRUCTION_UNKNOWN_TOKEN));"," if (isOperatorToken(primary)) {"," return parseOperatorSyntax(context, primary);"," return parseNonOperatorSyntax(context, primary);","function parseNonOperatorSyntax(context: ParserContext, token: VimGrammarToken): VimChordSyntax {"," if (isMotionToken(token)) {"," return completeLeaf(context, FAMILY_MOTION, { motion: token.motion });"," if (isModeSwitchToken(token)) {"," return completeLeaf(context, FAMILY_MODE_SWITCH, { modeSwitch: token.modeSwitch });"," if (isVisualPrefixToken(token)) {"," return completeLeaf(context, FAMILY_VISUAL_PREFIX, { visualMode: token.visualMode });"," if (isMacroControlToken(token)) {"," return completeLeaf(context, FAMILY_MACRO, { macro: macroSyntax(token) });"," if (isMarkToken(token)) {"," return completeLeaf(context, FAMILY_MARK, { mark: markSyntax(token) });"," return parseNonActionSyntax(context, token);","function parseNonActionSyntax(context: ParserContext, token: VimGrammarToken): VimChordSyntax {"," if (isPrefixToken(token)) {"," return pendingSyntax(baseDraft(context, FAMILY_PREFIX));"," if (isTextObjectToken(token)) {"," return invalidSyntax(textObjectDraft(context, token, OBSTRUCTION_STRAY_TEXT_OBJECT));"," return invalidSyntax(baseDraft(context, FAMILY_UNKNOWN, OBSTRUCTION_UNKNOWN_TOKEN));","function parseOperatorSyntax(context: ParserContext, operator: VimOperatorToken): VimChordSyntax {"," const target = context.tokens[context.primaryIndex + 1];"," if (target == null) {"," return isStandaloneOperator(operator.operator)"," ? completeOperatorCommand(context, operator)"," : pendingSyntax(operatorDraft(context, operator, FAMILY_OPERATOR_COMMAND));"," if (isMotionToken(target)) {"," return completeOperatorTarget(context, operator, target);"," if (isTextObjectToken(target)) {"," return completeOperatorTextObject(context, operator, target);"," if (!isStandaloneOperator(operator.operator) && isPendingTextObjectScopeToken(target)) {"," return pendingSyntax(operatorDraft(context, operator, FAMILY_OPERATOR_COMMAND));"," if (isStandaloneOperator(operator.operator)) {"," return completeOperatorCommand(context, operator);"," return invalidSyntax(operatorDraft(context, operator, FAMILY_OPERATOR_COMMAND, OBSTRUCTION_UNEXPECTED_OPERATOR_TARGET));","function completeOperatorTarget("," context: ParserContext,"," operator: VimOperatorToken,"," motion: VimMotionToken,","): VimChordSyntax {"," return completeOrTrailing(context, context.primaryIndex + 2, {"," ...operatorDraft(context, operator, FAMILY_OPERATOR_MOTION),"," motion: motion.motion,"," });","function completeOperatorTextObject("," textObject: VimTextObjectToken,"," ...operatorDraft(context, operator, FAMILY_OPERATOR_TEXT_OBJECT),"," textObject: textObjectSyntax(textObject),","function completeOperatorCommand(context: ParserContext, operator: VimOperatorToken): VimChordSyntax {"," return completeOrTrailing(context, context.primaryIndex + 1, operatorDraft(context, operator, operatorFamily(operator)));","function completeLeaf("," family: VimChordSyntaxFamily,"," payload: PayloadFields,"," return completeOrTrailing(context, context.primaryIndex + 1, {"," ...baseDraft(context, family),"," ...payload,","function completeOrTrailing(context: ParserContext, consumed: number, draft: SyntaxDraft): VimChordSyntax {"," return consumed < context.tokens.length"," ? invalidSyntax({ ...draft, obstruction: OBSTRUCTION_TRAILING_TOKENS })"," : completeSyntax(draft);","function parseCommandLineSyntax(keys: readonly string[], tokens: readonly VimGrammarToken[]): VimChordSyntax {"," const modifiers = { index: 0 };"," const textToken = tokens[COMMAND_LINE_TEXT_INDEX];"," const draft = { family: FAMILY_COMMAND_LINE, keys, modifiers, tokens };"," if (textToken == null) {"," return pendingSyntax(draft);"," if (!isCommandLineTextToken(textToken) || tokens.length !== COMMAND_LINE_COMPLETE_TOKEN_COUNT) {"," return invalidSyntax({ ...draft, obstruction: OBSTRUCTION_UNEXPECTED_COMMAND_LINE });"," const acceptIndex = commandLineAcceptIndex(textToken.raw);"," if (acceptIndex === COMMAND_LINE_ACCEPT_MISSING) {"," return pendingSyntax({ ...draft, commandLine: { text: textToken.text } });"," if (acceptIndex < textToken.raw.length - 1) {"," return completeSyntax({ ...draft, commandLine: { text: textToken.text } });","function parserContext(keys: readonly string[], tokens: readonly VimGrammarToken[]): ParserContext {"," const modifiers = readModifiers(tokens);"," return { keys, modifiers, primaryIndex: modifiers.index, tokens };","function readModifiers(tokens: readonly VimGrammarToken[]): ParsedModifiers {"," let count: number | undefined;"," let register: string | undefined;"," let index = 0;"," while (index < tokens.length && canReadModifier(tokens[index], count, register)) {"," const token = tokens[index];"," count = isCountToken(token) ? token.value : count;"," register = isRegisterToken(token) ? token.register : register;"," index += 1;"," return { count, index, register };","function canReadModifier("," token: VimGrammarToken | undefined,"," count: number | undefined,"," register: string | undefined,","): boolean {"," return (isCountToken(token) && count == null) || (isRegisterToken(token) && register == null);","function baseDraft("," obstruction?: VimChordObstruction,","): SyntaxDraft {"," return { family, keys: context.keys, modifiers: context.modifiers, obstruction, tokens: context.tokens };","function emptyDraft(keys: readonly string[], tokens: readonly VimGrammarToken[]): SyntaxDraft {"," return {"," family: FAMILY_UNKNOWN,"," keys,"," modifiers: { index: 0 },"," obstruction: OBSTRUCTION_EMPTY,"," tokens,"," };","function operatorDraft("," token: VimOperatorToken,"," return { ...baseDraft(context, family, obstruction), operator: token.operator };","function textObjectDraft("," token: VimTextObjectToken,"," obstruction: VimChordObstruction,"," return { ...baseDraft(context, FAMILY_TEXT_OBJECT, obstruction), textObject: textObjectSyntax(token) };","function completeSyntax(draft: SyntaxDraft): VimChordSyntax {"," return syntaxWithKind(KIND_COMPLETE, draft);","function pendingSyntax(draft: SyntaxDraft): VimChordSyntax {"," return syntaxWithKind(KIND_PENDING, draft);","function invalidSyntax(draft: SyntaxDraft): VimChordSyntax {"," return syntaxWithKind(KIND_INVALID, draft);","function syntaxWithKind(kind: VimChordSyntaxKind, draft: SyntaxDraft): VimChordSyntax {"," kind,"," family: draft.family,"," keys: draft.keys,"," tokens: draft.tokens,"," ...modifierFields(draft.modifiers),"," ...payloadFields(draft),","function modifierFields(modifiers: ParsedModifiers): ModifierFields {"," ...(modifiers.count == null ? EMPTY_MODIFIER_FIELDS : { count: modifiers.count }),"," ...(modifiers.register == null ? EMPTY_MODIFIER_FIELDS : { register: modifiers.register }),","function payloadFields(draft: SyntaxDraft): PayloadFields {"," ...optionalField('operator', draft.operator),"," ...optionalField('motion', draft.motion),"," ...optionalField('textObject', draft.textObject),"," ...optionalField('modeSwitch', draft.modeSwitch),"," ...optionalField('visualMode', draft.visualMode),"," ...optionalField('commandLine', draft.commandLine),"," ...optionalField('macro', draft.macro),"," ...optionalField('mark', draft.mark),"," ...optionalField('obstruction', draft.obstruction),","function optionalField("," key: K,"," value: PayloadFields[K] | undefined,","): Pick | PayloadFields {"," return value == null ? EMPTY_PAYLOAD_FIELDS : { [key]: value };","function commandLineAcceptIndex(raw: readonly string[]): number {"," return raw.indexOf(COMMAND_LINE_ACCEPT_KEY);","function operatorFamily(operator: VimOperatorToken): VimChordSyntaxFamily {"," return isPutOperator(operator.operator) ? 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src/app/workspace/command-completion.ts (4)
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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-grammar.ts` around lines 298 - 303, The markAction\nfunction returns magic string literals; replace them with module-scope constants\n(e.g., MARK_ACTION_JUMP_EXACT, MARK_ACTION_JUMP_LINE, MARK_ACTION_SET) and\nupdate markAction to return those constants instead of raw strings; also export\nor reuse the constants where other code expects VimMarkActionName values so\ncallers still work with the named constants rather than literal strings.\n```\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts` around lines 38 - 46, Replace the\nlocal magic string constants (MARK_ACTION_EXACT_JUMP, MARK_ACTION_LINE_JUMP,\nMARK_ACTION_SET, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_AFTER, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_BEFORE,\nMODE_SWITCH_INSERT_LINE_END, MODE_SWITCH_INSERT_FIRST_NON_WHITESPACE,\nMODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_ABOVE, MODE_SWITCH_OPEN_LINE_BELOW) with shared, typed\nconstants exported from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts that correspond to the\nVimMarkActionName and VimModeSwitchName union members; import the appropriate\nexported names and use them instead of the local string literals so the values\nare centralized and type-safe against the VimMarkActionName/VimModeSwitchName\ntypes.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295","src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts","_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Replace operator and mode magic strings with vocabulary references.**\n\nLines 44-72 define local string constants (`FAMILY_MODE_SWITCH`, `OPERATOR_CHANGE`, `OPERATOR_DELETE`, etc.) whose values are string literals that duplicate type union members from the vocabulary. As per coding guidelines, magic strings are forbidden.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

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\n\nExport these constants from `vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts` and/or `vim-chord-syntax.ts` and import them, rather than redefining them with string literals here.\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-command-executor.ts` around lines 44 - 72, The\nconstants in vim-command-executor.ts (e.g., FAMILY_MODE_SWITCH, FAMILY_MARK,\nFAMILY_MOTION, FAMILY_OPERATOR_MOTION, FAMILY_OPERATOR_TEXT_OBJECT, FAMILY_PUT,\nOPERATOR_CHANGE, OPERATOR_DELETE, OPERATOR_YANK, OPERATION_CHANGE,\nTARGET_SHAPE_LINEWISE, TARGET_SHAPE_CHARWISE, etc.) are duplicate magic-string\nliterals that should be canonicalized; remove these local literal definitions\nand import the corresponding exported symbols from the vocabulary modules (e.g.,\nvim-grammar-vocabulary.ts or vim-chord-syntax.ts) instead, update all usages in\nthis file to reference the imported names, and ensure the vocabulary modules\nexport these identifiers (add exports there if missing) so there are no\nremaining hard-coded string literals in vim-command-executor.ts.\n```\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/vim-chord-token-guards.ts` around lines 15 - 27, Replace\nthe duplicated TOKEN_* string constants with the exported runtime object\nVimGrammarTokenKinds from vim-grammar-vocabulary.ts: remove the\nTOKEN_COMMAND_LINE_INVOCATION ... TOKEN_VISUAL_PREFIX constants and update all\nusages in this module (e.g., references to TOKEN_MOTION, TOKEN_OPERATOR,\nTOKEN_PREFIX, TOKEN_TEXT_OBJECT, etc.) to reference\nVimGrammarTokenKinds. (the matching property names) so the module\nuses the single source of truth; add the import for VimGrammarTokenKinds at top\nof the file and run a quick search/replace to ensure every occurrence now uses\nthe VimGrammarTokenKinds property instead of the local TOKEN_* constants.\n```\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts` around lines 56 - 61, Replace the local\nmagic-string constants VIM_REPEAT_KEY, VIM_OPERATOR_CHANGE, VIM_OPERATOR_DELETE,\nand VIM_OPERATOR_YANK with vocabulary exports: remove these local definitions\nand import the canonical values from the vocabulary module (export them there if\nthey don't already exist), then update all usages in this file (e.g., where\nVIM_REPEAT_KEY and the VIM_OPERATOR_* names are referenced) to use the imported\nsymbols; keep the VimChordSyntaxKinds-derived VIM_PENDING_KIND and\nVIM_COMPLETE_KIND as-is.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n_Source: Coding guidelines_\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295","src/app/workspace/editor-editing.ts","_🛠️ Refactor suggestion_ | _🟠 Major_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**DRY violation: `workspaceHasOpenFile` defined in two files.**\n\nThe identical helper function `workspaceHasOpenFile(model: WorkspaceModel): boolean { return model.editor != null; }` is defined in both `command-line-key-bindings.ts` and `viewer-overlays.ts`. Extract to a shared location (e.g., `model.ts` or a utilities module) and import in both files.\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts` around lines 223 - 225, DRY\nviolation: the helper workspaceHasOpenFile(model: WorkspaceModel) is duplicated;\nmove it to a single shared module (e.g., export from a model or utils module)\nand import it where needed. Specifically, create and export workspaceHasOpenFile\nfrom a common location (keeping the signature WorkspaceModel -> boolean), remove\nthe local definitions in command-line-key-bindings and viewer-overlays, and\nupdate both files to import and call the shared function instead.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commits 6688b76 to af97295","src/app/workspace/command-line-key-bindings.ts","_🛠️ Refactor suggestion_ | _🟠 Major_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Magic strings: forced-quit command names duplicated across files.**\n\nThe strings `\"quit!\"` and `\"q!\"` appear as literals in `command-line-dispatch.ts` (lines 27-28) and `command-line-validation.ts` (line 18). Per coding guidelines, \"No magic strings in code.\" Extract these to a shared constant (e.g., export from dispatch and import in validation) to maintain single-source-of-truth.\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@docs/design/0105-vim-power-moves-causal-parity.md` around lines 1270 - 1273,\nThe phrasing \"The next runtime batch adds\n`src/app/workspace/vim-editor-operators.ts`...\" is temporally inconsistent with\nthe review stack and retrospective (which already list `vim-editor-operators.ts`\nin layer 4) and with the implemented repeat metadata (`sourceBasisDigest`,\n`resolve-current-basis`); update this sentence to clearly state that\n`vim-editor-operators.ts` ships in the current branch (e.g., replace \"next\nruntime batch\" with \"this branch\" or \"current branch\") or, if it truly is future\nwork, correct the review stack/retrospective to remove it from layer 4 and\nremove any claim that `sourceBasisDigest`/`resolve-current-basis` are\nimplemented here so the document and stack are consistent.\n```\n\n

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