G-030 (proposed): make.tcl - the first surface a developer sees - parses
subcommands/options via punk::args and showcases the tabled usage for
help and argument errors; every interactive y/n prompt gains a declared
flag equivalent (interactive stdin prompts as today; flag proceeds;
non-interactive stdin without the flag fails fast with usage instead of
hanging or half-aborting) so agents drive make.tcl with arguments rather
than piped y/n; punk::args joins the bootstrap-tracked staleness set.
Degradation is a hard requirement: boot stays self-contained and the
repair commands (check/bootsupport/modules) keep working with plain
fallback help when the bootsupport punk::args or the ANSI rendering
stack is stale/unavailable - this week''s stale-fileutil and
stale-textblock incidents are the cautionary tales.
G-015 detail: recorded the runx -tcl result-shape observation (dict keyed
{result stdout stderr}, no exitcode key unlike exec mode).
G-020 detail: stamped the 2026-07-07 decision - acceptance gates on a
full testable Windows system without requiring other platforms first.
Assisted-by: harness=claude; primary-model=claude-fable-5; api-location=anthropic.com
G-015: complete the punk executable `script` subcommand - run a script file
or piped stdin (scriptname optional) in an interp preloaded with the default
punk shell modules/aliases, honest exit codes, no shellfilter transforms, no
interactive-shell fallthrough. Replaces the fragile `...;exit | punkexe`
repl-pipe pattern (currently a stub in punk_main.tcl that only emits stderr
diagnostics). Lean bare-script execution deferred to a later `tclsh`
subcommand expansion.
G-016: extend `dev projects.work` to discover git-based projects alongside
fossil (git has no central registry - enumeration-source candidates recorded
in the detail file).
G-017 (index-only): once G-015 lands, direct agents via repo guidance to
locate sibling projects with a piped projects.work call instead of scanning
the filesystem.
Assisted-by: harness=claude; primary-model=claude-fable-5; api-location=anthropic.com
Julian Noble