Doc 56: 4 new gaps, 251→255 Future items.#979
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…(doc 56) Sixteenth autonomous vision scan. Scanned all 251 existing Future items across 59 design docs against the five pressure lenses. Found 4 genuinely absent gaps. New items: - 56.1 (Reliability): queue-gen race condition creates duplicate issues — dedup must cover closed-in-last-14d issues and add a gen-time lock to state.json - 56.2 (Honesty): metrics.md column definitions block drifts out of sync as new columns are added; SM §4b must maintain METRICS_COLUMNS constant and regenerate the glossary on every write - 56.3 (Self-improvement): /otherness.learn candidate pool is biased toward trending TypeScript repos by construction; pool must be built from three diversity categories (language, architectural style, age) before paradigm pre-assessment fires - 56.4 (Visibility): docs/aide/HEALTH.md (from 48.15) has no self-reporting staleness indicator; H1 must include batch number, SM §4g must verify after commit, SM §4a must check HEALTH.md freshness alongside progress.md Backlog: 251 → 255 Future items. Present items: 423 (unchanged this scan). Signed-off-by: otherness[bot] <otherness[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Vision scan complete.
docs/design/56-sixteenth-vision-scan-pressure-gaps.mdcommitted with 4 new🔲 Futureitems (251 → 255 total).What was found and why it was genuinely absent:
56.1 — Reliability: queue-gen race condition (duplicate issues)
The existing deduplication in COORD §1c searches only open issues, and there is no gen-time lock. Two concurrent sessions can both pass "no open issue found" before either creates one, producing duplicate queue items. Doc 35 covers claim-time deduplication, not gen-time. This is a compounding failure — every near-miss concurrent session inflates the queue by 1–3 phantom items.
56.2 — Honesty: metrics.md column definitions drift
Doc 46.5 covers schema drift detection (column count mismatch between header row and data rows). No item covers the definitions glossary — the human-readable block explaining what each column means. New columns added in PRs #638, #720, #775 etc. added headers but not definitions. A human diagnosing a regression reads a glossary frozen at Stage 4.
56.3 — Self-improvement: learn candidate pool is biased by construction
Doc 46.7 adds a pre-scan paradigm assessment. Frame-lock detection (35.8) triggers when arch_convergence is already high. Neither addresses the root cause: the candidate pool itself is drawn from GitHub trending, which is 50–70% TypeScript/React. Diversity enforcement operating on a monoculture pool is not structural — this item makes the pool diverse before any session budget is spent.
56.4 — Visibility: HEALTH.md (from 48.15) has no self-reporting staleness indicator
Doc 48.15 specifies the single-page health dashboard. No item covers what happens when that file goes stale — the same failure mode as
progress.mdtoday, which shows "SM cycle: 6" while batch count is 100+. When humans bookmark HEALTH.md, it becomes the new failure surface if SM §4g fails to write it. The fix is an H1 batch number (visible in GitHub's file listing), a post-commit self-test, and including HEALTH.md in the existing freshness check (39.23).Triggered by scheduled workflow
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