Update documentation with 12 changed files (#4982) - #4985
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… guards Add docs/architecture/metacognitive-atlas.md and 5 DOT diagrams (system-map, thread-drilldown, ooda-loop, overseer-sketch, metacognition-flow). Add shell + Rust drift-guard harnesses binding docs to code-first truth (ThreadName::ALL, cited src paths). Wire mkdocs nav and reciprocal link in metacognitive-model.md. Additive-only. Overseer framed as an unwired dashed design sketch. Refs #4982 Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Step 17b — Comprehensive Code Review
Verdict: Approve. High-quality, additive-only docs deliverable with genuine code-first drift guards. No blocking issues.
Scope reviewed
10 files: 5 Graphviz .dot sources, metacognitive-atlas.md, metacognitive-model.md (reciprocal link), mkdocs.yml (nav), and two acceptance harnesses (scripts/verify-metacognitive-atlas.sh, tests/metacognitive_atlas.rs).
Checklist
- Code quality & standards — Rust harness is clean std-only, well-documented, each
#[test]= one acceptance criterion. Shell harness mirrors siblingverify-docs.sh,set -uo pipefail, runs all checks before exiting. - Test coverage adequate — Both gates green on re-run: shell 40 passed / 0 failed, Rust 6 passed / 0 failed. Guards are non-tautological: they bind diagram content to source of truth (
ThreadName::ALLroster,#![allow(dead_code)]framing, canonical flow tokens), so docs cannot silently drift from code. - No TODOs, stubs, or swallowed exceptions — none found. Test
unwrap()/panic!usage is idiomatic (carry diagnostic messages). - No unimplemented functions — n/a; all helpers implemented.
- Logic correctness — Verified independently against source:
pub const ALL: [ThreadName; 13]exists insrc/ooda_brain/thread_reasoning_record.rs:80;src/overseer/mod.rs:46carries#![allow(dead_code)]; all referenced module paths (mind.rs,schedule.rs,telemetry.rs,recipe_rail.rs,salience_signal.rs,ooda_loop/,ooda_brain/,operator_cli/ooda.rs) exist.contains_word/grep -qwcorrectly avoid substring false-positives (e.g.narrativevsnarratives). - Edge case handling —
all_variants_in_declaration_orderanchors on the= [array literal (not the[ThreadName; 13]type bracket);front_matter_blockhandles missing front-matter; asserts exact roster size of 13. - Additive-only / constraints — PRD preserved; changes within docs/test allowlist; no
Bridgenaming; noprint!/println!; no--admin/--no-verify; commit uses Conventional Commit format.
Non-blocking findings
F1 (nit, doc-drift risk) — docs/architecture/metacognitive-atlas.md:49. The prose references pub const ALL as "~line 80". Line-number references are exactly the stale-reference class the ambiguity resolution flagged as a bug-hunt category (stale line refs in docs/atlas/agentic-flows/README.md). The symbol name alone is unambiguous and drift-proof; recommend dropping "line 80". Low severity — the "" hedges it and no harness asserts the number.
F2 (minor, test robustness) — tests/metacognitive_atlas.rs:226 atlas_renders_five_mermaid_diagrams. Counts ```mermaid fences and checks total-fence parity, but does not assert each mermaid block has its own closing fence. Adequate for scope, but a malformed pair could theoretically pass parity. Optional hardening.
Strengths
- Guards are real drift detectors, not doc-presence theater: adding/removing a thread in source, or wiring Overseer into
main(removing#![allow(dead_code)]), will fail CI with an actionable message. - Overseer correctly framed as an unwired design sketch (dashed, labeled) in both diagram and prose — prevents a false-architecture bug.
- Reciprocal cross-links present in both body text and front-matter
related:, and the atlas is wired intomkdocs.ymlnav (no orphan page).
Neither F1 nor F2 blocks merge.
Step 17c — Security ReviewVerdict: PASS — no security findings. Additive-only documentation PR (10 files, +1379/-0). Attack surface is limited to two read-only verification harnesses and a one-line Checklist
Supply-chain / config
Non-blocking hardening note (informational)
Conclusion: No exploitable vulnerabilities. Safe to merge from a security standpoint. |
Step 17d — Philosophy Guardian ReviewVerdict: COMPLIANT. Additive-only documentation deliverable with genuine code-first drift guards. No philosophy violations. Compliance checklist
Notes (non-blocking, consistent with prior reviews)
Philosophy compliance: PASS. Ready to merge. |
F1: drop soft '~line 80' references from the atlas prose (3 spots); the ThreadName::ALL symbol name alone identifies the roster, removing a line-number drift vector. F2: harden atlas_renders_five_mermaid_diagrams to walk fenced blocks in order and assert each ```mermaid block is closed by a bare ``` fence (per-block pairing) instead of only checking global fence parity. Addresses non-blocking Step 16 review suggestions on PR #4985. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
…t drift The overseer 'design sketch / not wired' framing is guarded by asserting src/overseer/mod.rs still carries the #![allow(dead_code)] attribute. Both the shell verifier and the Rust integration test matched that attribute as an unanchored substring, so the module's *doc comment* (which names the attribute in prose) kept the guard green even if the real inner attribute were removed — exactly the stale-architecture drift the guard defends against once Overseer is wired into main. Anchor both guards to the attribute line (optional leading whitespace, then '#!'), so a '//!' doc-comment mention can no longer satisfy them. A negative test confirms the old matcher falsely passed while the anchored matcher correctly fails when the real attribute is removed. Also fix shellcheck SC2164: 'cd "$REPO_ROOT"' now exits on failure, preventing a silent wrong-directory run of the verifier. No behavior change to the atlas or source; test/guard hardening only. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Ready for Final ReviewWorkflow steps completed: requirements, design, implementation, tests, code review, philosophy compliance, cleanup, and quality audit. Ready for merge approval. |
Summary
Concise workflow-generated PR for documentation.
Issue
Closes #4982
Changed files
Diff stat
Behavior
Implemented behavior through these branch commits:
3a5cd31 docs(architecture): add metacognitive atlas with 5 diagrams and drift guards
Validation
ℹ NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=32768 (saved preference). To change: /home/azureuser/.amplihack/config
I'll start by reading the task brief and gathering context about the change.
● Read cog-atlas-metacognitive-viz-brief.md
│ ~/.copilot/session-state/465c3cbf-6e73-43e5-b917-1b011291725b/files/cog-atlas-metacognitive-viz-
│ brief.md
└ 63 lines read
● Get branch, status, recent commits (shell)
│ cd /home/azureuser/src/Simard/worktrees/feat/issue-4982-homeazureusercopilotsession-state465c3cb
│ f-6e73-43e && git branch --show-current && echo "---STATUS---" && git --no-pager status && echo
│ "---RECENT COMMITS---" && git --no-pager log --oneline -10
Risk
No high-risk subsystem pattern detected from changed paths.
Checklist
This PR was created as a draft for review before merging.
Step 16b: Outside-In Testing Results
Tested from the PR branch (
feat/issue-4982-homeazureusercopilotsession-state465c3cbf-6e73-43e) as a consumer of the docs deliverable would.Detected toolchain: Rust CLI (
Cargo.tomlat root,simard v0.41.0,Cargo.lock) + Bash. Changed files are docs-only (docs/architecture/**,mkdocs.yml) plus two committed acceptance harnesses (scripts/verify-metacognitive-atlas.sh,tests/metacognitive_atlas.rs). Graphvizdotbinary present.Chosen strategy: Per the qa-team repo-type matrix, a Rust CLI repo uses native
cargo testas its outside-in boundary. Because the deliverable is a code-derived docs atlas, its natural consumer boundaries are (a) the committed shell acceptance harness and (b) the native Rust integration test that binds diagram content to the source of truth. Both are the exact gates CI runs — no new deps introduced (uvx/gadugi not applicable to this project shape)..dotdiagrams, thread-roster/source parity, Overseer-sketch framing, cross-links, mkdocs nav, additive-onlyBASE_REF=origin/main bash scripts/verify-metacognitive-atlas.sh40 passed, 0 failed—METACOGNITIVE-ATLAS VERIFICATION PASSED(incl. Graphvizdotparse of all 5 sources)ThreadName::ALLsource of truth + drift guardscargo test --test metacognitive_atlastest result: ok. 6 passed; 0 failed(thread_roster_matches_source,overseer_is_framed_as_unwired_sketch,metacognition_flow_has_canonical_path,all_dot_sources_are_wellformed_digraphs,atlas_renders_five_mermaid_diagrams,cross_links_are_reciprocal)Fix count: 0 — both scenarios passed on the first run; no diagnose/fix/commit iterations were required.