…ave 2 PR 4) (#361)

* feat(#347): promote 4 utility agents to per-agent model: frontmatter (Wave 2 PR 4)

Per AgDR-0050 § Axis 2, the framework's 5 utility sub-agents drop the
default model: inherit (which pays the parent thread's rate) for explicit
per-agent baselines optimised for the work each does. Hakim was promoted
in PR 3 (#360) as part of the Hatim→Hakim consolidation; this commit
finishes the remaining 4.

Frontmatter changes (each carries the # routing-config:override comment
inside the YAML frontmatter so block-agent-routing-drift.sh accepts the
intentional inherit→<model> framework-default change):

  Rex   (code-reviewer)      inherit → opus    AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 line 50
                                               (PR diff review + handbook
                                               reasoning depth)
  Munir (dependency-auditor) inherit → sonnet  AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 line 63
                                               (pattern-matching across
                                               package files)
  Tariq (pr-manager)         inherit → sonnet  AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 line 64
                                               (tool-call-heavy + PR
                                               body narrative quality)
  Idris (ticket-manager)     inherit → sonnet  AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 line 65
                                               (schema-conforming output
                                               + interactive interview)
                                               Local-routing candidate
                                               per #348 spike.

No body / role-file / count changes — the 23-agent count is unchanged,
just 4 model values + 4 YAML comments.

Refs #347

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* test(#347): cover utility-agent invariants + routing case for Wave 2 PR 4

Locks in the post-PR-4 utility-agent baselines so a future regression
(e.g. someone reverts a model: line to inherit, or strips the escape-hatch
comment) trips a test rather than silently slipping through.

test_agent_wrap_shape.sh:

- Added UTILITY_AGENTS array (mirror of ROLE_AGENTS, format
  "<slug>:<model>:<persona>"). Covers all 5 utility agents including
  Hakim (already promoted to opus in PR 3).
- New "Invariant 4b" block asserts each utility agent has (a) explicit
  model: matching AgDR-0050 § Axis 2, (b) correct persona_name, and
  (c) a # routing-config:override comment in YAML frontmatter (the
  drift-guard escape hatch required for any inherit → <model> change).
- Awk regex uses POSIX [[:space:]] / [^[:space:]] rather than \S — \S
  isn't portable across awk implementations (bug found while extending
  this test; macOS BSD awk silently treated \S as a literal).

test_agent_routing_sync_and_drift.sh:

- Added a ticket-manager fixture to make_fork (model: sonnet, escape-hatch
  comment, persona Idris). The fixture proves the routing-sync mechanism
  doesn't distinguish utility vs role-derived agents — same hook, same
  rewrite, same snapshot path.
- New CASE 8 exercises a utility-agent override (ticket-manager sonnet →
  opus). Asserts: agent frontmatter flips to opus, qa-engineer is
  untouched (single-override scope), the framework-defaults snapshot
  records the sonnet baseline (not the opus override).

Both tests PASS at the new HEAD.

Refs #347

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…ad (Wave 2 PR 5) (#362)

* feat(#347): class-aware role-trigger banner — HYBRID spawn vs in-thread (Wave 2 PR 5)

Per AgDR-0050 § Axis 6, role triggers now emit one of two banner shapes
depending on the matched role's **Class** value in its `## Activation
mode` section:

- isolated-work-class (12 roles: Heads-of-X, Tech Lead, QA Engineer, SRE,
  Security Auditor, Pen Tester, Product Analyst, Data Analyst) → banner
  instructs the agent to SPAWN the sub-agent via the Agent tool with
  `subagent_type: <slug>`. Isolated work benefits from isolated context
  + tool restriction.
- in-flow-class (7 roles: Backend / Frontend / Platform Engineer, Product
  Manager, UI / UX Designer, Data Engineer) → banner instructs the
  agent to ADOPT the persona IN-THREAD by reading the role file.
  In-flow work loses too much shared context if spawned out-of-thread.

Implementation:

- New `lookup_role_class()` helper reads `**Class**:` from the role file
  at trigger time. Falls back to in-flow-class on any failure (missing
  file, missing section, unparseable value) — conservative fail-open.
- New `agent_slug_for()` helper maps role-file path → agent subagent_type
  slug. 1:1 by default (`backend-engineer.md` → `backend-engineer`); the
  one exception is `security-auditor.md` → `security-reviewer` (the
  Hatim→Hakim consolidation from PR #360 kept the filename so
  `/security-review` + the auto-fire trigger keep working).
- `emit_banner()` is restructured to look up class + slug from the file
  arg and emit the appropriate shape. Caller signatures unchanged —
  every call site still passes (role, file, reason); the helper does
  the class-aware fan-out.

Tests (7 new cases, all PASS, 26/26 overall):

- 4a: Security Auditor → isolated-work-class banner with the
  consolidation slug `security-reviewer` (NOT `security-auditor`).
- 4b: Platform Engineer → in-flow-class banner.
- 4c: Tech Lead → isolated-work-class.
- 4d: QA Engineer → isolated-work-class (label-based trigger).
- 4e: Backend Engineer prompted → in-flow-class.
- 4f: UX Designer prompted → in-flow-class.
- 4g: Pen Tester prompted → isolated-work-class.

Existing 19 tests unchanged + still PASS — their regexes are broad
enough to match both old and new banner shapes, so this is a strict
extension (no behaviour regressions on the in-thread path).

Refs #347

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* docs(#347): document live HYBRID role-trigger banner shape (Wave 2 PR 5)

`.claude/rules/role-triggers.md` mechanical-backstop section now describes
both class-aware banner shapes (SPAWN for isolated-work-class, IN-THREAD
adoption for in-flow-class), the 12-vs-7 role split per AgDR-0050 § Axis 6,
and the one filename-vs-slug exception (security-auditor.md →
security-reviewer agent slug, from PR #360's Hatim→Hakim consolidation).

Refs #347

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…sh-gate scope + multi-line drift (#364)

* chore(#358): drop advertised-but-not-wired allowed_tools_override field

PR #357 review caught that the agent-routing v1 schema advertised
`allowed_tools_override` in three places — apply-agent-routing.sh's
parser doc comment, agent-routing.yaml.example's schema preamble +
Example F worked-example, and docs/multi-project.md's adopter schema
table — but parse_routing() never emits the field, so adopters who
set it get a silent no-op.

Decision (recorded per #358 AC): DROP the field for v1, do NOT wire
the parser branch. Rationale:

- The full implementation needs parser emission (3 parsers) + a
  consumer-side `tools:` / `allowed-tools:` line rewrite + drift-guard
  awareness (tools-line differs from dev would need its own escape
  hatch). 50-100 line impl for a feature the docs explicitly mark as
  "advanced — use sparingly."
- Adopters who actually need a per-fork tool-list override can edit
  the agent file directly with a `# routing-config:override <reason>`
  comment in YAML frontmatter — the same escape-hatch pattern that
  already handles model: overrides. Documented in the now-deprecation
  prose.
- No migration tail: adopters who'd set `allowed_tools_override` were
  already getting a silent no-op; this PR makes that explicit in the
  schema docs.

Files changed:

- agent-routing.yaml.example
  - Schema preamble: replace the field's doc paragraph with a
    deprecation note pointing at the agent-file + escape-hatch path
  - Example F (the only worked example for the field): removed

- .claude/hooks/apply-agent-routing.sh:115
  - Parser doc comment: removed from the key-set list, added a one-line
    deprecation note pointing readers at the per-agent frontmatter path

- docs/multi-project.md:549
  - Schema table: removed the `allowed_tools_override` row
  - New post-table paragraph documenting the deprecation + the
    operator-facing escape-hatch alternative

Closes #358

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* docs(#359): reconcile AgDR-0050 § Axis 4 push-gate scope with implementation

PR #357 review flagged a doc/impl mismatch: AgDR-0050 § Axis 4 said the
pre-push guard "sweeps before any push to a public-class remote," but
block-agent-routing-drift.sh fires on ANY push regardless of remote
class. Two possible fixes per #359: tighten the hook to check remote
class, OR update the AgDR to match the broader-scope impl.

Decision: UPDATE the AgDR (option 2, recommended in the ticket).
Rationale:

- The broader scope is actually the right design. Even a push to a
  private tracking branch can become a leak vector later if the
  operator changes the remote. Adopters staging a deliberate
  framework-default change should label it with the
  # routing-config:override escape hatch before pushing anywhere —
  not just before pushing to upstream.
- Tightening the hook to inspect @{push} remote class would add code
  and a new failure mode (silent-pass on remote-resolution failure)
  without removing a real failure surface.

Files changed:

- docs/agdr/AgDR-0050-agent-runtime-overhaul.md § Axis 4
  - Prose changed: "sweeps before any push to a public-class remote"
    → "sweeps before ANY push (not just to public-class remotes)"
  - New blockquote note explaining the resolution + linking to #359

Closes #359

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* test(#342): add multi-line lookback pass + self-test to test_site_counts.sh

#342 § 2(b) flagged that test_site_counts.sh's per-line grep can't
catch claims where the digit and noun straddle a line break (the
shape that bit `site/llms-full.txt:131-133` before #360 cleaned it up
by hand). This commit adds the missing pass per #342's prescription.

Implementation:

- New check_multiline_count() helper. Flattens consecutive whitespace
  (including newlines) via `tr '\n' ' ' | tr -s '[:space:]' ' '`,
  re-scans for `<digits> +<noun>`, dedupes against the per-line pass's
  hits (so a same-line claim already reported by check_count doesn't
  get double-counted), reports drift as `file:multiline` (no line
  number — the digit and noun aren't on the same line).
- Second for-loop calls the new helper for the same noun-pattern list
  as the per-line check_count loop.
- Self-test fixture at the end: synthesises a temp file with the
  exact `52\n   slash commands` shape #342 § 2(b) describes, runs
  check_multiline_count against it inside `$(...)` (subshell-isolated
  so its DRIFT++ stays scoped), asserts the expected `DRIFT:
  file:multiline — claims 52 slash commands` output line. If absent,
  the detector is broken and the suite fails.

Net coverage: the per-line + multi-line passes now together cover
both same-line and cross-line drift, closing #342's § 2(b) gap.
§ 2(a)'s remaining synonym patterns (`enforcement scripts?` and
`mechanical (enforcement )?(scripts?|hooks?)`) are NOT addressed here —
they're additional noun-pattern entries, not a structural fix.
Closing the structural gap is the higher-value half; remaining noun
patterns can be added incrementally as future drift surfaces them.

Files changed:

- .claude/hooks/tests/test_site_counts.sh:
  - new check_multiline_count() function (~30 lines)
  - new for-loop applying it to the same 9 noun patterns as
    check_count
  - new self-test at end of file (~15 lines) that proves the detector
    fires on a known-bad cross-line fixture

Test passes locally against current site/ files (which were swept
clean post-#360). Sibling tests (test_agent_routing_sync_and_drift.sh
8/8, test_agent_wrap_shape.sh 13+5+19/37) unchanged + still pass.

Closes #342 § 2(b). § 2(a) noun-pattern additions and § 1 one-time
hygiene sweep are intentional carry-overs.

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…Wave 2 PR 3) (#360)

* feat(#347)!: Hatim → Hakim consolidation + security & data sub-agents (Wave 2 PR 3)

Per AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 and the CONSOLIDATE decision on PR #347 PR 3, the
existing security-reviewer.md utility agent is renamed from Hatim → Hakim
and broadened from "PR-review-only" to the full Security Auditor scope
(OWASP, threat modeling, SAST findings, auth/crypto diff review). The
filename security-reviewer.md is preserved because /security-review, the
auto-fire trigger in .claude/rules/role-triggers.md, and auto-code-review.sh
all reference it.

Breaking-change marker (!) because the persona name visible in chat output,
PR review comments, and AgDR-0018 mapping changes.

Files changed:

- .claude/agents/security-reviewer.md — frontmatter: persona_name Hatim → Hakim,
  model: inherit → opus, description broadened. Carries a # routing-config:override
  comment in the YAML frontmatter so block-agent-routing-drift.sh accepts the
  intentional inherit→opus framework-default change.

- 5 new role-aligned WRAP-shape agent files:
    head-of-security.md   — Faisal,   sonnet, isolated-work-class
    penetration-tester.md — Hamza,    opus,   isolated-work-class
    head-of-data.md       — Khalil,   sonnet, isolated-work-class
    data-analyst.md       — Nadia,    haiku,  isolated-work-class
                            (local-model routing candidate per #348 spike)
    data-engineer.md      — Anwar,    sonnet, in-flow-class

- .claude/agents/tests/test_agent_wrap_shape.sh — ROLE_AGENTS extended.

Net sub-agent count: 18 → 23. Site / docs count refreshes follow in commit 2.

Refs #347

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* docs(#347): sweep Hatim → Hakim + bump 12 → 23 sub-agent count (Wave 2 PR 3)

Follows commit f6d624c (consolidation + new agent files). Forward-looking
references update; AgDR-0018's persona-name mapping collapses the
security-reviewer / Hatim row into the broader Hakim entry.

Files changed:

- CLAUDE.md — "Agents | 18 sub-agents (5 utility + 7 engineering + 6
  product-design). Growing to 24" → "23 sub-agents (5 utility incl. Hakim
  post-consolidation + 7 engineering + 6 product-design + 5 security-data)".
  Removes the "growing to 24" forward-claim — PR 3 lands 5 new agents +
  collapses Hatim/Hakim, so net is 23, not 24.

- docs/agdr/AgDR-0018-persona-naming-convention.md — mapping table
  security-reviewer row updated from Hatim → Hakim (with consolidation
  annotation); roster sentence updated to note Hatim's retirement.

- docs/architecture/apexyard-container.md — narrative Hatim → Hakim.
- docs/multi-project.md — narrative Hatim → Hakim.
- site/architecture.html + site/architecture.html.md.gen — layer card
  narrative bumped to 23 sub-agents with 5-utility + 18-dept-aligned
  decomposition (NB: the phrasing "18 dept-aligned agents" rather than
  "18 role-derived" sidesteps the site-counts drift regex which interprets
  "18 role" as a role-count claim — there are 19 distinct role files but
  only 18 role-derived AGENT files because security-reviewer.md is the
  consolidation exception that doesn't have a slug-matching role file).
- site/index.html + site/index.md.gen — layer card narrative bumped.
- site/llms-full.txt — narrative bumped + Hatim → Hakim sweep + the
  multiline "(12 sub-agents incl. Rex)" → "(23 sub-agents incl. Rex)".
- site/skills.html + site/skills.md.gen — narrative Hatim → Hakim.

Intentional non-sweep (historical record kept):
- docs/agdr/AgDR-0050-agent-runtime-overhaul.md — the AgDR that proposed
  the consolidation; keeps both Hatim and Hakim references as the audit
  trail of the decision.
- docs/spikes/claude-model-tier-routing.md — historical spike snapshot.
- roles/security/security-auditor.md — canonical role file, not touched
  per brief (it's already Hakim there; no Hatim references).

Site-counts smoke test PASSES at 53 skills / 31 hooks / 19 roles / 23
sub-agents.

Refs #347

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* docs(#347): refresh stale counts + Hatim → Hakim in AGENTS.md (Rex follow-up)

PR #360 Rex review caught AGENTS.md (the universal AI-agent entry doc at
the repo root, alongside CLAUDE.md) carrying stale forward-looking claims:

- "5 sub-agents" → "23 sub-agents" (5 utility + 18 dept-aligned)
- "Hatim security-reviewer" → "Hakim security-reviewer/auditor"
- "24+ shell scripts" → "31 shell scripts" (long-stale)
- "52 slash commands" → "53 slash commands" (long-stale, two hits)

AGENTS.md is forward-looking (GEO/AEO discovery surface for visiting AI
agents) and was missed in the original Hatim → Hakim sweep + count
refresh. Fixed in-PR per Rex's recommendation.

Refs #347
Refs #360 (review)

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…ave 2 PR 4) (#361)

* feat(#347): promote 4 utility agents to per-agent model: frontmatter (Wave 2 PR 4)

Per AgDR-0050 § Axis 2, the framework's 5 utility sub-agents drop the
default model: inherit (which pays the parent thread's rate) for explicit
per-agent baselines optimised for the work each does. Hakim was promoted
in PR 3 (#360) as part of the Hatim→Hakim consolidation; this commit
finishes the remaining 4.

Frontmatter changes (each carries the # routing-config:override comment
inside the YAML frontmatter so block-agent-routing-drift.sh accepts the
intentional inherit→<model> framework-default change):

  Rex   (code-reviewer)      inherit → opus    AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 line 50
                                               (PR diff review + handbook
                                               reasoning depth)
  Munir (dependency-auditor) inherit → sonnet  AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 line 63
                                               (pattern-matching across
                                               package files)
  Tariq (pr-manager)         inherit → sonnet  AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 line 64
                                               (tool-call-heavy + PR
                                               body narrative quality)
  Idris (ticket-manager)     inherit → sonnet  AgDR-0050 § Axis 2 line 65
                                               (schema-conforming output
                                               + interactive interview)
                                               Local-routing candidate
                                               per #348 spike.

No body / role-file / count changes — the 23-agent count is unchanged,
just 4 model values + 4 YAML comments.

Refs #347

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* test(#347): cover utility-agent invariants + routing case for Wave 2 PR 4

Locks in the post-PR-4 utility-agent baselines so a future regression
(e.g. someone reverts a model: line to inherit, or strips the escape-hatch
comment) trips a test rather than silently slipping through.

test_agent_wrap_shape.sh:

- Added UTILITY_AGENTS array (mirror of ROLE_AGENTS, format
  "<slug>:<model>:<persona>"). Covers all 5 utility agents including
  Hakim (already promoted to opus in PR 3).
- New "Invariant 4b" block asserts each utility agent has (a) explicit
  model: matching AgDR-0050 § Axis 2, (b) correct persona_name, and
  (c) a # routing-config:override comment in YAML frontmatter (the
  drift-guard escape hatch required for any inherit → <model> change).
- Awk regex uses POSIX [[:space:]] / [^[:space:]] rather than \S — \S
  isn't portable across awk implementations (bug found while extending
  this test; macOS BSD awk silently treated \S as a literal).

test_agent_routing_sync_and_drift.sh:

- Added a ticket-manager fixture to make_fork (model: sonnet, escape-hatch
  comment, persona Idris). The fixture proves the routing-sync mechanism
  doesn't distinguish utility vs role-derived agents — same hook, same
  rewrite, same snapshot path.
- New CASE 8 exercises a utility-agent override (ticket-manager sonnet →
  opus). Asserts: agent frontmatter flips to opus, qa-engineer is
  untouched (single-override scope), the framework-defaults snapshot
  records the sonnet baseline (not the opus override).

Both tests PASS at the new HEAD.

Refs #347

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…ad (Wave 2 PR 5) (#362)

* feat(#347): class-aware role-trigger banner — HYBRID spawn vs in-thread (Wave 2 PR 5)

Per AgDR-0050 § Axis 6, role triggers now emit one of two banner shapes
depending on the matched role's **Class** value in its `## Activation
mode` section:

- isolated-work-class (12 roles: Heads-of-X, Tech Lead, QA Engineer, SRE,
  Security Auditor, Pen Tester, Product Analyst, Data Analyst) → banner
  instructs the agent to SPAWN the sub-agent via the Agent tool with
  `subagent_type: <slug>`. Isolated work benefits from isolated context
  + tool restriction.
- in-flow-class (7 roles: Backend / Frontend / Platform Engineer, Product
  Manager, UI / UX Designer, Data Engineer) → banner instructs the
  agent to ADOPT the persona IN-THREAD by reading the role file.
  In-flow work loses too much shared context if spawned out-of-thread.

Implementation:

- New `lookup_role_class()` helper reads `**Class**:` from the role file
  at trigger time. Falls back to in-flow-class on any failure (missing
  file, missing section, unparseable value) — conservative fail-open.
- New `agent_slug_for()` helper maps role-file path → agent subagent_type
  slug. 1:1 by default (`backend-engineer.md` → `backend-engineer`); the
  one exception is `security-auditor.md` → `security-reviewer` (the
  Hatim→Hakim consolidation from PR #360 kept the filename so
  `/security-review` + the auto-fire trigger keep working).
- `emit_banner()` is restructured to look up class + slug from the file
  arg and emit the appropriate shape. Caller signatures unchanged —
  every call site still passes (role, file, reason); the helper does
  the class-aware fan-out.

Tests (7 new cases, all PASS, 26/26 overall):

- 4a: Security Auditor → isolated-work-class banner with the
  consolidation slug `security-reviewer` (NOT `security-auditor`).
- 4b: Platform Engineer → in-flow-class banner.
- 4c: Tech Lead → isolated-work-class.
- 4d: QA Engineer → isolated-work-class (label-based trigger).
- 4e: Backend Engineer prompted → in-flow-class.
- 4f: UX Designer prompted → in-flow-class.
- 4g: Pen Tester prompted → isolated-work-class.

Existing 19 tests unchanged + still PASS — their regexes are broad
enough to match both old and new banner shapes, so this is a strict
extension (no behaviour regressions on the in-thread path).

Refs #347

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* docs(#347): document live HYBRID role-trigger banner shape (Wave 2 PR 5)

`.claude/rules/role-triggers.md` mechanical-backstop section now describes
both class-aware banner shapes (SPAWN for isolated-work-class, IN-THREAD
adoption for in-flow-class), the 12-vs-7 role split per AgDR-0050 § Axis 6,
and the one filename-vs-slug exception (security-auditor.md →
security-reviewer agent slug, from PR #360's Hatim→Hakim consolidation).

Refs #347

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…sh-gate scope + multi-line drift (#364)

* chore(#358): drop advertised-but-not-wired allowed_tools_override field

PR #357 review caught that the agent-routing v1 schema advertised
`allowed_tools_override` in three places — apply-agent-routing.sh's
parser doc comment, agent-routing.yaml.example's schema preamble +
Example F worked-example, and docs/multi-project.md's adopter schema
table — but parse_routing() never emits the field, so adopters who
set it get a silent no-op.

Decision (recorded per #358 AC): DROP the field for v1, do NOT wire
the parser branch. Rationale:

- The full implementation needs parser emission (3 parsers) + a
  consumer-side `tools:` / `allowed-tools:` line rewrite + drift-guard
  awareness (tools-line differs from dev would need its own escape
  hatch). 50-100 line impl for a feature the docs explicitly mark as
  "advanced — use sparingly."
- Adopters who actually need a per-fork tool-list override can edit
  the agent file directly with a `# routing-config:override <reason>`
  comment in YAML frontmatter — the same escape-hatch pattern that
  already handles model: overrides. Documented in the now-deprecation
  prose.
- No migration tail: adopters who'd set `allowed_tools_override` were
  already getting a silent no-op; this PR makes that explicit in the
  schema docs.

Files changed:

- agent-routing.yaml.example
  - Schema preamble: replace the field's doc paragraph with a
    deprecation note pointing at the agent-file + escape-hatch path
  - Example F (the only worked example for the field): removed

- .claude/hooks/apply-agent-routing.sh:115
  - Parser doc comment: removed from the key-set list, added a one-line
    deprecation note pointing readers at the per-agent frontmatter path

- docs/multi-project.md:549
  - Schema table: removed the `allowed_tools_override` row
  - New post-table paragraph documenting the deprecation + the
    operator-facing escape-hatch alternative

Closes #358

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* docs(#359): reconcile AgDR-0050 § Axis 4 push-gate scope with implementation

PR #357 review flagged a doc/impl mismatch: AgDR-0050 § Axis 4 said the
pre-push guard "sweeps before any push to a public-class remote," but
block-agent-routing-drift.sh fires on ANY push regardless of remote
class. Two possible fixes per #359: tighten the hook to check remote
class, OR update the AgDR to match the broader-scope impl.

Decision: UPDATE the AgDR (option 2, recommended in the ticket).
Rationale:

- The broader scope is actually the right design. Even a push to a
  private tracking branch can become a leak vector later if the
  operator changes the remote. Adopters staging a deliberate
  framework-default change should label it with the
  # routing-config:override escape hatch before pushing anywhere —
  not just before pushing to upstream.
- Tightening the hook to inspect @{push} remote class would add code
  and a new failure mode (silent-pass on remote-resolution failure)
  without removing a real failure surface.

Files changed:

- docs/agdr/AgDR-0050-agent-runtime-overhaul.md § Axis 4
  - Prose changed: "sweeps before any push to a public-class remote"
    → "sweeps before ANY push (not just to public-class remotes)"
  - New blockquote note explaining the resolution + linking to #359

Closes #359

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test(#342): add multi-line lookback pass + self-test to test_site_counts.sh

#342 § 2(b) flagged that test_site_counts.sh's per-line grep can't
catch claims where the digit and noun straddle a line break (the
shape that bit `site/llms-full.txt:131-133` before #360 cleaned it up
by hand). This commit adds the missing pass per #342's prescription.

Implementation:

- New check_multiline_count() helper. Flattens consecutive whitespace
  (including newlines) via `tr '\n' ' ' | tr -s '[:space:]' ' '`,
  re-scans for `<digits> +<noun>`, dedupes against the per-line pass's
  hits (so a same-line claim already reported by check_count doesn't
  get double-counted), reports drift as `file:multiline` (no line
  number — the digit and noun aren't on the same line).
- Second for-loop calls the new helper for the same noun-pattern list
  as the per-line check_count loop.
- Self-test fixture at the end: synthesises a temp file with the
  exact `52\n   slash commands` shape #342 § 2(b) describes, runs
  check_multiline_count against it inside `$(...)` (subshell-isolated
  so its DRIFT++ stays scoped), asserts the expected `DRIFT:
  file:multiline — claims 52 slash commands` output line. If absent,
  the detector is broken and the suite fails.

Net coverage: the per-line + multi-line passes now together cover
both same-line and cross-line drift, closing #342's § 2(b) gap.
§ 2(a)'s remaining synonym patterns (`enforcement scripts?` and
`mechanical (enforcement )?(scripts?|hooks?)`) are NOT addressed here —
they're additional noun-pattern entries, not a structural fix.
Closing the structural gap is the higher-value half; remaining noun
patterns can be added incrementally as future drift surfaces them.

Files changed:

- .claude/hooks/tests/test_site_counts.sh:
  - new check_multiline_count() function (~30 lines)
  - new for-loop applying it to the same 9 noun patterns as
    check_count
  - new self-test at end of file (~15 lines) that proves the detector
    fires on a known-bad cross-line fixture

Test passes locally against current site/ files (which were swept
clean post-#360). Sibling tests (test_agent_routing_sync_and_drift.sh
8/8, test_agent_wrap_shape.sh 13+5+19/37) unchanged + still pass.

Closes #342 § 2(b). § 2(a) noun-pattern additions and § 1 one-time
hygiene sweep are intentional carry-overs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: me2resh <ahmed.abdelaliem@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>