An agent building a component from the docs-book alone could not assign
archetypes / holds / haptic kinds: the closed sets live only in code consts
and the corpus (correctly) forbids copying them into prose, so they were
invisible from the docs. STUMBLES #1, the top stumble.
Fix: docs/canon/vocabularies.md is GENERATED from the consts by
'npm run docs:vocabularies' — the ONE sanctioned place the lists are spelled
out (generated = no drift objection), which every other doc links to. It
covers part archetypes (with a one-line role each), sema families with their
default hold/persistence + per-intent overrides, verbs by family, intents,
the perceptual-duration scale, haptic kinds, the 33 palette scales, sizes,
variant archetypes, and the shared common.* strings.
- scripts/docs-vocabularies.ts imports the consts (robust — no fragile
JSDoc/regex parsing) and formats them; the generation is an exported
function so docs-check can compare.
- Added ARCHETYPE_DESCRIPTIONS to morfo/types.ts (co-located with
ARCHETYPE_VOCABULARY, satisfies Record<MorfoArchetype,string>) as the
authoritative one-liners the appendix reads — descriptions become
first-class data instead of inline union JSDoc a tool would have to parse.
- docs-check gains I7: it regenerates in-memory and fails if the committed
file drifts from the consts (negative-tested: corrupt -> error, regen ->
green). The appendix's own counts pass I1, so I1 doubles as a second guard.
- Linked from README (E2 canon row + two 'I want to' shortcuts), CANON.md
(doctrine here, enumerated lists there), architecture/morfo.md (pick a
part's archetype), and the component-audit minimum-package list (STUMBLES
#8).
docs:check 0 errors; npm run check unchanged in my files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
