This pull request ships Build Log v2: an ownership file, a machine-readable schema with ordered pipeline stages and per-agent reasoning, and a data-driven pipeline diagram under design clearance. It also migrates the three existing entries to the new schema and logs itself, per the standing always-log rule.
Motivation
The old schema kept free text only: a pull-request string, a short commit identifier and an agent list. The initiative asks for stages with verdicts, return loops, links and reasoning, and design cleared a vertical pipeline component with strict acceptance criteria. This entry covers that whole change in the same pull request, as the standing rule requires.
What changed
Added the ownership file at the repo root. Extended the builder validation: the pull-request number is now an integer (or null with no pull request), plus the pull-request link, the branch name, the merge identifier (or null pre-merge with a reason), an ordered stages array with five verdicts, and a reasoning map. The builder renders a pipeline block from stages into each entry's trail area, and the stylesheet gained additive flow classes. Migrated all three existing entries to the new schema.
How it was done
After the hosting preflight and a fresh feature branch from the main line, development extended the validator (blocked and failed stages require rationale plus two return-loop entries; other stages require an identifier), added the pipeline renderer reusing the article and trail pattern with identifiers in link addresses only, and nested the block inside the existing trail area. Full identifiers and pull-request numbers in the migrated entries were read from project history, never invented; unevidenced agents are marked as such.
Verification evidence
New tests cover blocked stages without rationale, stages without identifiers except skipped, missing return loops, link and merge and reasoning rules, and diagram rendering for all verdict shapes through the markup gate. The full suite runs green, the build is byte-identical across rebuilds, the presence check passes on this branch, and a secret scan of the diff is clean. Security and quality reviews attach to the exact pushed head after this pull request opens.
How this entry was built.
Built in the same pull request it describes; each step traces to a real branch, commit or design document.
- The design team cleared the pipeline diagram: pass with refinement, additive flow idiom.
- Development verified preflight and branched from the main line.
- Development implemented the ownership file, the schema, the renderer and the styles.
- Development migrated three entries and updated the docs, scaffold and tests.
- Unit tests, presence gate and deterministic rebuild green; entry shipped in the same pull request.
Pipeline.
Each stage ran in order; blocked stages looped back through fix and re-review.
the pull request · merge pending · the branch
- done — BranchDEV · — Opened the feature branch from the main line after the prior release merged.
- PASS — ImplementDEV · — Implemented the ownership file, schema, renderer, styles, migrations, docs and tests; gates green.
Verdict trail.
| Stage | Agent | Verdict | SHA | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Branch | DEV | done | commit | Opened the feature branch from the main line after the prior release merged. |
| Implement | DEV | PASS | commit | Implemented the ownership file, schema, renderer, styles, migrations, docs and tests; gates green. |
Why each step ran.
- Editor
- Not evidenced in the linked issues. No editor draft record exists for this schema change. This summary marks the gap rather than inventing it.
- DEV
- Development verified the remote, the login with push access, and the base release, then opened the feature branch from the main line. It then implemented the ownership file, the schema and validator, the data-driven renderer, additive styles, three migrated entries, and the docs, scaffold and tests. Full identifiers came from the project history; nothing was invented.
- SEC
- Not evidenced yet at authoring time. Security review of the pushed head is requested after this pull request opens. This summary marks the gap rather than inventing it.
- QA
- Not evidenced yet at authoring time. Quality review of the pushed head is requested after this pull request opens. This summary marks the gap rather than inventing it.
- SRE
- Not evidenced in the linked issues. No deploy step belongs to this change; development never deploys. This summary marks the gap rather than inventing it.
- Director
- Not evidenced yet at authoring time. The director merge gate runs after this pull request opens, on security and quality sign-off. This summary marks the gap rather than inventing it.
Receipts.
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