chore(skills): resolve self-contradictions, drop the fragile counts - #1705
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Reviewers found the same defect class eight rounds running: a count taken from a bare grep, an off-by-one line citation, or an exclusive quantifier the file itself contradicted. Correcting them made it worse, because each fix added fresh specifics. One pass produced 41 findings, seven of them created by that pass. So this removes the specifics instead. 236 counts deleted, 139 exclusive quantifiers weakened, 17 line citations trimmed to the file where the line could not be confirmed. The dozen counts kept were each re-derived by listing and classifying every match. Each one changes what a reader does. Both files are net shorter. The procedures and traps are unchanged; only the statistics that decorated them are gone.
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PR Summary by QodoRemove brittle specifics from workflow skills
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When a web spec exercises a component that imports react-tweet, this inventory now makes the package appear unmocked, but apps/web/src/specs/setup-any-spec.ts:284 globally replaces it with an empty object. Any imported export will therefore be missing unless the spec supplies a local re-mock, so retain react-tweet in the table and document that its mock exposes no exports.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates six Claude skill documents. It removes stale counts, version references, and historical notes. It also clarifies current feature, query, mutation, testing, review, and debugging guidance. No application code changes. ChangesClaude skill guidance
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR simplifies skill documentation, but two remaining statements could mislead developers about mutation transport paths and which query-key conventions apply across packages, potentially causing incorrect debugging or cache behavior. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on those documentation fixes. Poem
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In @.claude/skills/code-review/SKILL.md:
- Around line 50-53: Update the QueryKeys guidance in the code-review skill to
explicitly scope it to SDK query keys, and reference the add-query skill’s
documented exceptions for package-local keys in `@ecency/wallets` and
QueryIdentifiers or local suffix keys in apps/web. Preserve the cache-identity
warning while making clear that these workspace-specific keys are valid.
In @.claude/skills/debug/SKILL.md:
- Around line 13-16: Update the data-flow guidance to identify callRPC as the
query/RPC path only, then document broadcast mutations through
useBroadcastMutation and its broadcast adapter and private-API mutations through
their API client. Keep the existing SDK source-location guidance and distinguish
these operation paths clearly.
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code-review said keys come from QueryKeys with QueryIdentifiers as the only alternative. add-query documents two further valid patterns: package-local arrays in @ecency/wallets, plus a local constant appended to another builder's key in apps/web. The checklist as written would flag compliant code, or push a wallets key into the SDK. The rule now points at add-query's per-workspace table and keeps the part worth flagging, a raw array duplicating a key some builder already owns. This was a contradiction between two skills. The earlier sweeps compared each file against itself plus CLAUDE.md, never against its siblings.
Three review findings. TanStack hashes query keys structurally: hashKey is JSON.stringify with object keys sorted, so a raw array equal to a builder's key resolves to the same cache entry. The checklist claimed it splits the cache. The real risk is drift, since the copy stops matching once the builder's key changes. The strip pass over-deleted react-tweet from the global-mocks table. setup-any-spec.ts still replaces it with an empty module, so a spec touching it gets a missing export rather than the real component. It is back, with the detail that matters: no exports at all, unlike the no-op stubs it used to sit beside. The debug guide routed both queries and mutations through callRPC. Only queries take that path. A broadcast goes through useBroadcastMutation plus the web broadcast adapter, while a private-API mutation uses its own client.
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Five findings across the last two rounds, all verified. Fixed in Cache identity ( react-tweet (Codex Query versus mutation transport ( QueryKeys scoping ( Worth noting where these came from. The deletion pass that cut 236 unverifiable counts also cut one row that carried real information, which is the expected cost of trading precision for safety. Two reviewers caught it in the same minute. |
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Closes #1704
Follow-up to #1703, which corrected the six skills against the code. This one fixes a different defect class: the files contradicting themselves, or contradicting
CLAUDE.md.Two sweeps ran over all twelve skills across both repos. The first found 43 confirmed self-contradictions against 53 refuted. Applying those fixes then produced 41 new gate findings, seven of them created by the fix pass itself.
That was the signal worth acting on. Eight review rounds on #1703 landed on the same three shapes: a count taken from a bare
grep -c, an off-by-one line citation, or an exclusive quantifier the file itself contradicted. Correcting them enlarged the surface every time, because each correction added fresh specifics.So this PR removes the specifics instead of correcting them again:
Net effect is 227 insertions against 245 deletions. The procedures and traps are unchanged; the statistics that decorated them are gone. Every surviving number was individually re-derived; the gate lists each one with its verdict.
CLAUDE.mdis deliberately untouched. The six places it contradicts these skills are recorded in #1704 for their own pass, including two that cost real time. The--in its single-test commands runs the whole suite, while its co-located spec pattern means a spec written that way is silently never collected.Summary by CodeRabbit