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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change documents project-scoped store registries. It specifies ancestor discovery, project-over-global lookup, registry operations, path validation, and planned implementation and verification tasks. ChangesProject-scoped store discovery
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes Change: Other Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This planning-only change specifies that confirmed removal can delete a matching store outside the project. Define a safe boundary before relying on this plan to avoid unintended loss of external store data. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR changes the proposed design, not running behavior. Confirmation remains mandatory, but the design leaves important limits on deletion targets and safe retry behavior unresolved before implementation. Retained concerns
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In `@openspec/changes/project-scoped-store-discovery/design.md`:
- Line 55: Use a single resolved project root for both registry discovery and
project-scoped store writes; do not derive projectRoot directly from
process.cwd(). Thread that root, or one shared startPath, through the store CLI
flow and all project-scoped operations while preserving the existing
findRepoPlanningRootSync nearest-root behavior.
- Line 67: Define the no-`--store` behavior for project-registry discovery when
no nearest `openspec/` root exists: specify whether selection requires an
explicit store ID, uses a declared default, or only provides a hint without
selecting a store. Apply the chosen rule consistently in D5 before
`defaultStore`, the requirements, and the associated tests.
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`@openspec/changes/project-scoped-store-discovery/specs/store-discovery/spec.md`:
- Around line 49-50: Correct the relative-path example in the store discovery
specification: since registry.yaml is inside .openspec-store, make path: specs
resolve to /project/.openspec-store/specs, or use path: ../specs if the expected
store root remains /project/specs. Keep the documented path-resolution rule
consistent with the example.
- Around line 77-78: Update RootSelectionDiagnostic and resolveRootForCommand so
malformed or unsupported project registries produce recoverable diagnostics,
while resolving the requested store from the global registry when possible.
Specify human-mode warnings and successful fallback exit status, and make JSON
output include both the diagnostic and the selected global root with source:
'store'. Add coverage for invalid YAML and unsupported versions in human and
JSON modes, including fallback and exit-status assertions.
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- Line 115: Update the project-scope store path containment check to reject both
relative paths beginning with `..` and absolute results, so cross-drive Windows
paths cannot be registered; add a test covering a project on one drive and a
store on another.
- Line 139: Update removeStore and prepareStoreCleanup to verify the resolved
store root is contained within the owning project root before removing the
registry entry or deleting the folder. Reject paths outside that root without
changing either the registry or filesystem; apply the check regardless of
confirmation mode, including --yes.
Review comments at @openspec/changes/project-scoped-store-discovery/tasks.md:
- Line 13: Update the project-scoped registry discovery task around
resolveOpenSpecRoot to define a usable store according to the design and
specification, rather than selecting the first entry unconditionally. Add a test
with multiple entries where the first store path is missing or unhealthy,
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- Line 115: Update the project-scope path validation decision so it rejects
relative paths containing a `..` segment, not every path whose string starts
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🟡 Minor · Resolve each reference by the nearest matching registry. · tasks.md:37-39
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winResolve each reference by the nearest matching registry.
The design and spec require a per-ID walk: stop at the nearest project registry containing the ID, then use the global registry only if every project registry misses. Task 5.1 instead asks for a merged registry, and tasks 5.2–5.3 pass only
findProjectRegistryDir’s nearest-directory-or-null result. A merged map can let an ancestor overwrite a nearer entry, and the tasks do not define the null handoff. Specify thatassembleReferenceIndexreceives the ordered result ofwalkProjectStoreRegistries(startPath), checks registries in order for each ID, and falls back to the global registry only after a project miss.Suggested fix
-- [ ] 5.1 Update `assembleReferenceIndex` in `src/core/references.ts` to resolve referenced store IDs through the merged registry (project-scoped + global): a nearest-first walk of the ancestor chain, merged above global entries, with project entries staying resolvable even when the global registry is unreadable — verify with a unit test that references resolve from merged entries drawn from the chain -- [ ] 5.2 Update `src/commands/shared-gather.ts` to pass the project-scoped registry directory (discovered via `findProjectRegistryDir`) to `assembleReferenceIndex` — verify with a unit test that shared gathering uses the merged registry -- [ ] 5.3 Update `src/commands/workflow/instructions.ts` to pass the project-scoped registry directory to `assembleReferenceIndex` — verify with a unit test that workflow instruction generation uses the merged registry +- [ ] 5.1 Update `assembleReferenceIndex` in `src/core/references.ts` to accept the ordered result of `walkProjectStoreRegistries(startPath)` and resolve each referenced store ID from the first registry containing it; consult the global registry only if no project registry contains the ID. Do not merge registry entries. Keep project hits resolvable when the global registry is unreadable — verify nearest-match, global-fallback, and unreadable-global cases +- [ ] 5.2 Update `src/commands/shared-gather.ts` to pass the ordered result of `walkProjectStoreRegistries(startPath)` to `assembleReferenceIndex`, including an empty list when no project registries are found — verify shared gathering uses per-ID nearest-match resolution +- [ ] 5.3 Update `src/commands/workflow/instructions.ts` to pass the ordered result of `walkProjectStoreRegistries(startPath)` to `assembleReferenceIndex`, including an empty list when no project registries are found — verify workflow instruction generation uses per-ID nearest-match resolution🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @openspec/changes/project-scoped-store-discovery/tasks.md:
- Around line 37-39: Update tasks 5.1–5.3 to specify per-ID resolution in
assembleReferenceIndex: pass the ordered project registries from
walkProjectStoreRegistries(startPath), select the nearest registry containing
each ID, and consult the global registry only when all project registries miss.
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Adds an OpenSpec change proposing a project-scoped store registry (`.openspec-store/registry.yaml`) discovered by walking up from cwd. Spec only; no code changes. Refs Fission-AI#1950
- Split multi-SHALL requirements into one-SHALL-per-requirement - Clarify document order wording in spec and design (D5) - Add store_path_outside_project and store_remove_confirmation_required error codes to scenarios Refs Fission-AI#1950
- D8: clarify isAbsolute check for cross-drive paths (Fission-AI#5) - Task 2.4: add 'usable' to default root selection (Fission-AI#7) - New scenario: discovery skips unusable entry with warning (Fission-AI#7.1) - New scenario: store ID found but folder missing is an error (Fission-AI#7.2) - Clarify list scenario: mark winner for duplicate IDs (Fission-AI#7.3) Refs Fission-AI#1950
- Discovery: first entry, if folder missing → error (not skip) - New scenarios: store list warning, doctor report, unregister warning, remove refused - Remove "usable" from D5/spec/tasks — first entry, not first usable - List scenario: nearest first, first entry wins for duplicate IDs - Fix path resolution wording: "directory containing .openspec-store/" - D8: clarify isAbsolute check for cross-drive paths - D9: add missing-folder behavior for remove (atomic error) and unregister (warning+success) - New tasks 4.6, 4.7 for store list and doctor missing-folder behavior Refs Fission-AI#1950
- Remove D8 (store_path_outside_project) — breaks UC-1 where registry is in .gitignore and ../paths are valid - D3: explicitly accept relative (../) and absolute paths - New spec scenario: absolute and parent paths are accepted - Renumber D9 → D8, update D6 and task 4.1 references - New task 2.5: --store with missing folder → error, no fallback - Task 3.1: accept all path types without validation Refs Fission-AI#1950
Replace "registry file's directory" with "directory containing .openspec-store/" across design.md, spec.md, and tasks.md so the path resolution base is unambiguous and matches D3. Refs Fission-AI#1950
What
Adds an OpenSpec change proposal for project-scoped store registry discovery (issue #1950).
Why
OpenSpec stores (beta) use a machine-level registry. After cloning a repo that references a store, every developer must manually run
openspec store register <path>. A second checkout of the same store on the same machine cannot be registered under the same ID. This makes stores impractical for meta-repositories, side-by-side clones, and any workflow where store bindings should travel with the repository.What's in this PR
Planning artifacts only — no code changes:
openspec/changes/project-scoped-store-discovery/proposal.md— why and whatopenspec/changes/project-scoped-store-discovery/specs/store-discovery/spec.md— 6 requirements, 16 scenariosopenspec/changes/project-scoped-store-discovery/design.md— 8 design decisions (D1-D8), including 3 approaches for registry merge semantics with rationale for the chosen approachopenspec/changes/project-scoped-store-discovery/tasks.md— 7 task groups, 19 implementation tasksValidation
openspec validate --changes project-scoped-store-discovery --strict # ✓ change/project-scoped-store-discoveryAI disclosure
Generated with ZCode (GLM-5.2). Artifacts reviewed and validated with
openspec validate --strict.Refs #1950
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--yesfor non-interactive use.