P2C: derive disciplines/wiki-format docs from vendored prompt (wj-cuz)#6
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Add scripts/build-disciplines.mjs, a dev/CI-only Node generator (the one dependency-free-bash exception, never run by users) that derives references/disciplines.md and references/wiki-format.md from the vendored OpenWiki system prompt (vendor/openwiki/src/agent/prompt.ts) via a documented tool-vocabulary translation: DeepAgents virtual filesystem to Claude Code Read/Grep/Glob/Write/Edit/Bash, the task tool to Task + wiki-scout, /openwiki/... to openwiki/.... OpenWiki's out-of-scope CLI-flag section is dropped, and the Root-instruction section is adapted to delegate to inject-pointer.sh. Reverse-engineered output-format literals (## Source map, the Git evidence: 7-char-hash bullet, no-frontmatter and quickstart-heading rules) are carried as a labelled generator constant since they come from OpenWiki's rendered output rather than its prompt. tests/build-disciplines.test.ts drift-locks the committed docs to a fresh regenerate (so an upstream prompt change fails CI until re-derived), and separately guards residual untranslated vocabulary, the parity SHA pin, and the state-schema field set against the vendored UpdateMetadata type. This replaces the former manual "prompt review" parity check with an executable one. Error-path tests for the generator's own guards (residual-vocab trip, SHA-pin mismatch) are deferred to a follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…cuz) Update PARITY.md's discipline row to point at the new drift-locked generator instead of manual "prompt review", and extend the re-validation procedure with the regenerate step. Note the change in CHANGELOG.md and add an architecture pointer in CLAUDE.md so future edits target the generator, never the generated reference files directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
scripts/build-disciplines.mjs, a dev/CI-only Node generator (no deps)that derives
references/disciplines.mdandreferences/wiki-format.mdfrom the vendored OpenWiki system prompt
(
vendor/openwiki/src/agent/prompt.ts) via a documented tool-vocabularytranslation: DeepAgents virtual filesystem → Claude Code
Read/Grep/Glob/Write/Edit/Bash, thetasktool →Task+wiki-scout,/openwiki/…→openwiki/…. OpenWiki's out-of-scope CLI-flagsection is dropped, and the Root-instruction section is adapted to delegate
to
inject-pointer.sh. Reverse-engineered output-format literals (## Source map, theGit evidence:7-char-hash bullet, no-frontmatter andquickstart-heading rules) are carried as a labelled generator constant,
since they come from OpenWiki's rendered output rather than its prompt.
tests/build-disciplines.test.tsdrift-locks the committed docs: itregenerates and diffs against what's checked in, so an upstream prompt
change fails CI until re-derived. It also guards residual untranslated
vocabulary, the parity SHA pin, and the state-schema field set against the
vendored
UpdateMetadatatype. This replaces the former manual "promptreview" parity check with an executable one.
PARITY.md,CHANGELOG.md, andCLAUDE.mdare updated to document thedrift-lock mechanism and point future edits at the generator, never at the
generated reference files directly.
Quality
tests green, shellcheck clean — two non-blocking Q5/Q8 test-quality
warnings tracked as a separate follow-up, not blocking) and an independent
Fable-5 review for correctness and intent.
SHA-pin mismatch) are deferred to a follow-up — not covered in this PR.
Merge policy
Per this repo's Agent Config,
pr_merge_strategyis squash + deletebranch. Not merging here — leaving that to CI/review per project policy.
Test plan
npm test— 90/90 passingnpm run lint— shellcheck clean🤖 Generated with Claude Code