bf-4bhd failed repeatedly because re-dispatched agents trust its stale
"Analysis Report" framing (no supersession marker on the file). Per
notes/bf-1q3m-consolidated.md §4.1, add a visible SUPERSEDED banner to the
top of notes/bf-4bhd.md and notes/bf-3ldj-findings.md naming
notes/bf-1q3m-consolidated.md as the sole trusted blob inventory, stating the
material reasons:
- bf-4bhd: 2D field-list drift (claims tracking.Blob has PersonName/
AssignedColor/IdentityResolved — those fields no longer exist) + line
drift (E2/E3/volume +90, E1 +110) vs HEAD.
- bf-3ldj: same line drift + a fundamentally wrong "IDENTITY ATTACHED"
data-flow claim (tracker.TrackManager.UpdateWithIdentity is not wired
into main.go at HEAD; identity is sidecar-based via ble.IdentityMatcher).
Add proportionate "secondary - see consolidated" banners to the bf-3ldj-input
notes (bf-26ta, bf-67ao, bf-5kns) and bf-26ta's JS/TS result dumps, so no
inventory-titled note remains that a future agent could mistake for
authoritative. notes/bf-1q3m-consolidated.md already declares itself the
single source of truth (header banner + §9 provenance) - confirmed unchanged.
All stale files retained for provenance; none deleted. Docs-only change, no
Go/JS source modified (go vet + go test ./... clean).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Verified every line number in the blob-creation report against current main
(5 primary types, 8 primary sites, 2 identity-mutation funcs, 9 projection
types — all accurate). Added an enumerated table of the 15 projection
construction sites across 7 files so the next bead needs no further searching.
Completeness sweep confirmed no new(Blob), no missed factories, no uncatalogued
make([]Blob) allocators.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Identified 4 distinct Blob types across codebase
- Documented 8 primary blob creation sites with line numbers
- Categorized by construction pattern (&Blob{}, Blob{}, slice copy)
- Listed all files requiring updates for structure changes
- Included field mutation sites for identity assignment
This analysis provides a complete inventory for any future blob
structure modifications.
