G-033: proj: package-mode scope prefix - visitor binary resolves dev/src against the cwd's project
punk_main.tcl: an optional proj: prefix on the package-mode string
(e.g 'proj:internal-src') rebinds the dev/src path blocks to the punk
project containing the current directory instead of the executable's
own project. Root discovery is ::punkboot::proj_root_find, a lean
boot mirror of punk::repo::find_project/is_project_root in Tcl
builtins only (git/fossil control markers via 'file exists', unwise-
path exclusion, ./src plus src/modules|src/vfs|src/scriptapps|
punkproject.toml candidate check; .git accepted as file OR dir for
worktree checkouts - recorded divergence). The proc stays defined
post-boot like the G-129 mount procs. The prefix sits outside the
ordered dash-list, whose block order remains the same-version
tie-break dial; an invalid mode remainder is not consumed (whole arg
falls through as subcommand/script as today); bare 'proj:' reads as
internal and warns. Discovery outcome is always reported on stderr
(detected root + effective precedence - never a silent rebind), a
failed walk-up warns and leaves dev/src unbound (no exe-relative
fallback rebind), and proj: without a dev/src block warns it has no
effect. Under proj:, dev resolves <root>/modules{,_tclN} and
<root>/lib{,_tclN} only; src feeds the discovered root into the
existing src-mode machinery unchanged (tm paths, auto_path, package
prefer latest, inline #modpod scanner). Exe-relative src/dev launches
are untouched.
punk::args::moduledoc::punkexe 0.1.1: the packagemode help text
drafted in the goal file is now live as the packagemode leader of
(script)::punkexe (@leaders max 2), with proj: wording in the @cmd
overview; rendering/parse wiring remains G-032.
Verified on a rebaked punk91 kit, standalone copy outside any source
tree: proj:internal-src from tomlish (fossil root, builds no
executable) loads tomlish 999999.0a1.0 from its src/modules with
kit-first ties; proj:src flips the ordering; from punkshell the
visited-root modpod scan registers 6 modpods; no-project and
no-root-using-block warnings fire and proceed; bin/punk91 src
unchanged.
Docs: bin/AGENTS.md launch-package-modes proj: contract,
src/vfs/AGENTS.md punk_main contract line, ARCHITECTURE.md entry
point. punkshell 0.29.0 (minor - new launch invocation) + CHANGELOG.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0156PuejSCGjgeGb7jiABrDU
Assisted-by: harness=claude; primary-model=claude-fable-5; api-location=anthropic.com
- **Kit anatomy.** Each `src/vfs/*.vfs` folder is a runtime payload; `src/runtime/mapvfs.config` maps payload folders to platform runtimes under `bin/runtime/<platform>/`; `src/vfs/_vfscommon.vfs/` is a generated merge of common libraries (never hand-edited); `src/vfs/_config/` holds the entry scripts. Sources: `src/vfs/AGENTS.md`, `src/runtime/AGENTS.md`.
- **Kit anatomy.** Each `src/vfs/*.vfs` folder is a runtime payload; `src/runtime/mapvfs.config` maps payload folders to platform runtimes under `bin/runtime/<platform>/`; `src/vfs/_vfscommon.vfs/` is a generated merge of common libraries (never hand-edited); `src/vfs/_config/` holds the entry scripts. Sources: `src/vfs/AGENTS.md`, `src/runtime/AGENTS.md`.
- **Entry point.**`src/vfs/_config/punk_main.tcl`. An optional first argument is a dash-delimited package mode composed of tokens from `dev`, `os`, `src`, `internal` (`internal` is always appended when absent). The next argument is the subcommand: `shell`, `script`, `punk`, `tclsh`, `shellspy`. Any other first argument is treated as a script invocation; no arguments at all means interactive shell. Subcommands map to app packages under `src/lib/` (`app-punkshell`, `app-punkscript`, `app-repl`, `app-shellspy`).
- **Entry point.**`src/vfs/_config/punk_main.tcl`. An optional first argument is a dash-delimited package mode composed of tokens from `dev`, `os`, `src`, `internal` (`internal` is always appended when absent), optionally scoped with the `proj:` prefix (G-033: `dev`/`src` resolve against the project containing the cwd - walk-up to the nearest git/fossil repo root with a punkshell-style src tree - instead of the executable's own project; discovery is always reported, never a silent rebind). The next argument is the subcommand: `shell`, `script`, `punk`, `tclsh`, `shellspy`. Any other first argument is treated as a script invocation; no arguments at all means interactive shell. Subcommands map to app packages under `src/lib/` (`app-punkshell`, `app-punkscript`, `app-repl`, `app-shellspy`).
- **Package modes pick module provenance.**`internal` uses module snapshots baked into the kit at build time; `dev` loads build outputs from repo-root `modules/` and `lib/`; `src` loads the unbuilt working tree (`src/modules`, `src/lib`, `src/bootsupport`, `src/vendormodules`) with `package prefer latest` so magic-version dev modules (`999999.0a1.0`) beat stamped snapshots. `src` mode is the standard way to verify working-tree changes without a rebuild. Source: `bin/AGENTS.md` "Launch package modes".
- **Package modes pick module provenance.**`internal` uses module snapshots baked into the kit at build time; `dev` loads build outputs from repo-root `modules/` and `lib/`; `src` loads the unbuilt working tree (`src/modules`, `src/lib`, `src/bootsupport`, `src/vendormodules`) with `package prefer latest` so magic-version dev modules (`999999.0a1.0`) beat stamped snapshots. `src` mode is the standard way to verify working-tree changes without a rebuild. Source: `bin/AGENTS.md` "Launch package modes".
- **Payload mount derivation (G-129, achieved).** The boot keys zipfs presence on `tcl::zipfs::mount` and derives where the executable's attached archive actually mounted from the mount table itself (the entry whose archive file is the executable; fallback: the mount containing the boot script) instead of assuming `tcl::zipfs::root` + `//zipfs:/app`. Modern runtimes still answer `//zipfs:/app`; the androwish/undroidwish 8.6 backport has no `root` command, mounts at the executable's own path, and boots the same payload through its `app/main.tcl` in-archive hook (`src/vfs/punk8win.vfs` carries fauxlinks for both conventions). A mounted archive the boot cannot attribute is reported on stderr rather than silently yielding no internal paths. The derivation procs stay defined post-boot (`::punkboot::zipfs_kit_mountbase`). Sources: `src/vfs/AGENTS.md`, `bin/AGENTS.md` "Kit-wrappable runtime requirements", `src/tests/shell/testsuites/punkexe/kitmountpoint.test`.
- **Payload mount derivation (G-129, achieved).** The boot keys zipfs presence on `tcl::zipfs::mount` and derives where the executable's attached archive actually mounted from the mount table itself (the entry whose archive file is the executable; fallback: the mount containing the boot script) instead of assuming `tcl::zipfs::root` + `//zipfs:/app`. Modern runtimes still answer `//zipfs:/app`; the androwish/undroidwish 8.6 backport has no `root` command, mounts at the executable's own path, and boots the same payload through its `app/main.tcl` in-archive hook (`src/vfs/punk8win.vfs` carries fauxlinks for both conventions). A mounted archive the boot cannot attribute is reported on stderr rather than silently yielding no internal paths. The derivation procs stay defined post-boot (`::punkboot::zipfs_kit_mountbase`). Sources: `src/vfs/AGENTS.md`, `bin/AGENTS.md` "Kit-wrappable runtime requirements", `src/tests/shell/testsuites/punkexe/kitmountpoint.test`.
- **Static package capture (G-058, achieved).** Boot probe-loads the runtime's statically linked packages in a throwaway interp and records what each provides; every interp the shell fabricates (boot, codethread, shellthread workers) seeds `package ifneeded <name> <ver> {load {} <prefix>}` from that record, and `punk::packagepreference` resolves static-vs-bundled version-aware. Sources: `src/vfs/AGENTS.md`, `goals/archive/G-058-static-runtime-packages.md`.
- **Static package capture (G-058, achieved).** Boot probe-loads the runtime's statically linked packages in a throwaway interp and records what each provides; every interp the shell fabricates (boot, codethread, shellthread workers) seeds `package ifneeded <name> <ver> {load {} <prefix>}` from that record, and `punk::packagepreference` resolves static-vs-bundled version-aware. Sources: `src/vfs/AGENTS.md`, `goals/archive/G-058-static-runtime-packages.md`.
@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ Mechanics here are documented as pointers only - detailed prose would be obsolet
@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ platform-specific difference left in examples is path separator style
### Launch package modes (built punk shells)
### Launch package modes (built punk shells)
The first argument to a built punk shell may be a dash-delimited package mode composed of tokens from `dev`, `os`, `src`, `internal` (e.g. `punksys src`, `punk902z dev-os`). `internal` is the default and is always appended when absent. A first argument that is not a valid mode list is treated as a subcommand instead. Implementation: `src/vfs/_config/punk_main.tcl` (search `all_package_modes`).
The first argument to a built punk shell may be a dash-delimited package mode composed of tokens from `dev`, `os`, `src`, `internal` (e.g. `punksys src`, `punk902z dev-os`), optionally scoped with the `proj:` prefix (e.g. `punk91 proj:internal-src`). `internal` is the default and is always appended when absent. A first argument that is not a valid mode list is treated as a subcommand instead (a `proj:` prefix on a non-mode string is not consumed either). Implementation: `src/vfs/_config/punk_main.tcl` (search `all_package_modes`). The full packagemode contract (block meanings, ordering, proj: examples) is the punk::args documentation at id `(script)::punkexe` (module `punk::args::moduledoc::punkexe`).
`src` mode is the one that matters for verifying working-tree changes:
`src` mode is the one that matters for verifying working-tree changes:
@ -95,6 +95,12 @@ The first argument to a built punk shell may be a dash-delimited package mode co
- Prepends `src/modules`, `src/modules_tcl<N>`, `src/bootsupport/modules{,_tcl<N>}` and `src/vendormodules{,_tcl<N>}` to the module path, sets `package prefer latest` so dev-numbered `999999.0a1.0` source modules beat kit-stamped snapshots on unversioned `package require`, and registers `#modpod` modules from `src/modules` (startup notice: `src mode: registered N #modpod modules from .../src/modules`).
- Prepends `src/modules`, `src/modules_tcl<N>`, `src/bootsupport/modules{,_tcl<N>}` and `src/vendormodules{,_tcl<N>}` to the module path, sets `package prefer latest` so dev-numbered `999999.0a1.0` source modules beat kit-stamped snapshots on unversioned `package require`, and registers `#modpod` modules from `src/modules` (startup notice: `src mode: registered N #modpod modules from .../src/modules`).
- Consequence: `punksys src` / `punk902z src` exercises current working-tree source with no kit rebuild; a plain launch (`punksys`) exercises the module snapshots baked into the kit at build time. `package present <pkg>` reporting `999999.0a1.0` (vs a release version like `0.7.1`) tells you which set a session is running - runbooks with version expectations must state the intended launch mode.
- Consequence: `punksys src` / `punk902z src` exercises current working-tree source with no kit rebuild; a plain launch (`punksys`) exercises the module snapshots baked into the kit at build time. `package present <pkg>` reporting `999999.0a1.0` (vs a release version like `0.7.1`) tells you which set a session is running - runbooks with version expectations must state the intended launch mode.
`proj:` scope (G-033, achieved - see goals/archive/G-033-proj-mode-cwd-project.md) makes `dev`/`src` resolve against the project containing the CURRENT DIRECTORY instead of the executable's own project - visitor mode for an installed/standalone punk binary exploring a project that builds no shell of its own (the project may be modules-only, e.g. tomlish):
- Root discovery walks up from the cwd to the nearest git/fossil repo root that looks like a punkshell-style project (has `./src` plus one of `src/modules`, `src/vfs`, `src/scriptapps`, or `punkproject.toml` - a lean boot mirror of `punk::repo::is_project_root`).
- The launch always reports the detected root and effective mode precedence on stderr; when no project is found it warns and proceeds with dev/src unbound (never a silent or false rebind, no exe-relative fallback). `proj:` with no dev/src block warns that it has no effect.
- Canonical visitor invocation: `<punkexe> proj:internal-src shell` - kit copies win same-version ties, protecting the visiting shell's own infrastructure. `proj:src` is the faithful-vintage variant where the visited project's copies win ties. The project's genuinely-own code (dev-versioned or absent from the kit) loads from the project in either order.
### Kit-wrappable runtime requirements (G-129)
### Kit-wrappable runtime requirements (G-129)
What a runtime must provide for `make.tcl bake` to wrap it as a punk ZIP kit and for that
What a runtime must provide for `make.tcl bake` to wrap it as a punk ZIP kit and for that
@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ VFS (Virtual File System) folders define the runtime payloads that get wrapped i
- A `*.vfs` folder built against a runtime is expected to carry a root-level startup script: an actual `main.tcl`, or a root fauxlink resolving to the name `main.tcl` whose target exists and is a `.tcl` file. `make.tcl` warns when neither is present (column-0 `BUILD-WARNING:` token, ANSI-highlighted, recapped at end of run like provenance warnings) but still builds - a kit without a startup script is legal. Overlay-only folders with no runtime mapping (e.g `_vfscommon.vfs`) are not checked.
- A `*.vfs` folder built against a runtime is expected to carry a root-level startup script: an actual `main.tcl`, or a root fauxlink resolving to the name `main.tcl` whose target exists and is a `.tcl` file. `make.tcl` warns when neither is present (column-0 `BUILD-WARNING:` token, ANSI-highlighted, recapped at end of run like provenance warnings) but still builds - a kit without a startup script is legal. Overlay-only folders with no runtime mapping (e.g `_vfscommon.vfs`) are not checked.
- VFS content must be compatible with the target platform runtime.
- VFS content must be compatible with the target platform runtime.
- `_vfscommon.vfs/` is an auto-generated merge of common libraries; manually editing it will be overwritten.
- `_vfscommon.vfs/` is an auto-generated merge of common libraries; manually editing it will be overwritten.
- `_config/punk_main.tcl` accepts an optional package_mode argument before the subcommand. Valid modes are `dev`, `os`, `internal`, and `src`, dash-delimited in priority order (e.g `src-internal`). `internal` is always appended if omitted.
- `_config/punk_main.tcl` accepts an optional package_mode argument before the subcommand. Valid modes are `dev`, `os`, `internal`, and `src`, dash-delimited in priority order (e.g `src-internal`). `internal` is always appended if omitted. An optional `proj:` prefix (G-033, e.g `proj:internal-src`) makes `dev`/`src` resolve against the project containing the cwd (walk-up to the nearest git/fossil repo root with a punkshell-style src tree, via `::punkboot::proj_root_find`) instead of the executable's own project; discovery outcome is always reported on stderr and a failed discovery leaves dev/src unbound rather than falling back exe-relative.
- `_config/punk_main.tcl` captures the runtime's static/builtin packages at boot (G-058): empty-filename `info loaded` prefixes are probe-loaded in a throwaway interp (denylist `::punkboot::static_probe_denylist`, default `tk* vfs mk4tcl vlerq tdbc*` - side-effecting or composite inits) and each package a probe-load actually PROVIDES is recorded in `::punkboot::static_packages` {pkgname {version <v> prefix <p>}} with `::punkboot::static_prefixes` alongside. The boot interp and every punkshell-fabricated interp/thread (punk::lib::interp_sync_package_paths / snapshot_package_paths, repl codethread, shellthread workers) seed `package ifneeded <name> <ver> {load {} <prefix>}` from it, and punk::packagepreference resolves static-vs-bundled version-aware. Composite statics whose script layer lived in the runtime's own (replaced) zipfs provide nothing under the probe and are correctly left to bundled copies.
- `_config/punk_main.tcl` captures the runtime's static/builtin packages at boot (G-058): empty-filename `info loaded` prefixes are probe-loaded in a throwaway interp (denylist `::punkboot::static_probe_denylist`, default `tk* vfs mk4tcl vlerq tdbc*` - side-effecting or composite inits) and each package a probe-load actually PROVIDES is recorded in `::punkboot::static_packages` {pkgname {version <v> prefix <p>}} with `::punkboot::static_prefixes` alongside. The boot interp and every punkshell-fabricated interp/thread (punk::lib::interp_sync_package_paths / snapshot_package_paths, repl codethread, shellthread workers) seed `package ifneeded <name> <ver> {load {} <prefix>}` from it, and punk::packagepreference resolves static-vs-bundled version-aware. Composite statics whose script layer lived in the runtime's own (replaced) zipfs provide nothing under the probe and are correctly left to bundled copies.
- `src` mode loads unbuilt modules and libraries from the project's `src/` tree (`src/modules`, `src/lib`, `src/bootsupport`, `src/vendormodules`) instead of built output. It also runs an inline `#modpod` package-ifneeded scanner (using Tcl builtins only, since no punk modules are loaded at boot time) and sets `package prefer latest` so `999999.0a1.0` dev modules are preferred over stable bootsupport/vendored copies.
- `src` mode loads unbuilt modules and libraries from the project's `src/` tree (`src/modules`, `src/lib`, `src/bootsupport`, `src/vendormodules`) instead of built output. It also runs an inline `#modpod` package-ifneeded scanner (using Tcl builtins only, since no punk modules are loaded at boot time) and sets `package prefer latest` so `999999.0a1.0` dev modules are preferred over stable bootsupport/vendored copies.
- `_config/punk_main.tcl` and `_config/project_main.tcl` derive the kit's payload location from the runtime's own zipfs mount table (G-129): zipfs presence keys on `tcl::zipfs::mount` (not `tcl::zipfs::root`, which the androwish/undroidwish 8.6 backport lacks), the mount base is the table entry whose archive file is `[info nameofexecutable]` (fallback: the mount containing the boot script), `//zipfs:/app` stays the expected modern answer rather than a compiled-in assumption, and a mounted archive that cannot be attributed to the executable is reported on stderr. The derivation lives in `::punkboot` procs (`zipfs_kit_mountbase`, `zipfs_mount_pairs`, `path_within`) that remain defined after boot for probing and tests. Both files carry identical copies of this logic (G-031 is the planned consolidation). Characterization: `src/tests/shell/testsuites/punkexe/kitmountpoint.test`.
- `_config/punk_main.tcl` and `_config/project_main.tcl` derive the kit's payload location from the runtime's own zipfs mount table (G-129): zipfs presence keys on `tcl::zipfs::mount` (not `tcl::zipfs::root`, which the androwish/undroidwish 8.6 backport lacks), the mount base is the table entry whose archive file is `[info nameofexecutable]` (fallback: the mount containing the boot script), `//zipfs:/app` stays the expected modern answer rather than a compiled-in assumption, and a mounted archive that cannot be attributed to the executable is reported on stderr. The derivation lives in `::punkboot` procs (`zipfs_kit_mountbase`, `zipfs_mount_pairs`, `path_within`) that remain defined after boot for probing and tests. Both files carry identical copies of this logic (G-031 is the planned consolidation). Characterization: `src/tests/shell/testsuites/punkexe/kitmountpoint.test`.
