Backup was the outlier — its default .backupignore content was hardcoded as the
BUILTIN_IGNORES Python list + assembled in _build_backupignore(). Moved it to a
template DATA FILE (backup/templates/backupignore.template), matching the AIPass
convention (flow/spawn/memory all keep templates as files).
- New: templates/backupignore.template (header + patterns, incl logs/).
- _build_backupignore() reads the template via __file__-relative pathlib and
RAISES FileNotFoundError if it's missing — never silently empty (an empty
.backupignore = back up everything = crash). Behavior-preserving otherwise.
- Retired BUILTIN_IGNORES (only setup.py consumed it). Runtime load_spec path
untouched.
- Tests expanded (30 pass): per-pattern template assertions + reads-template +
raises-on-missing-template. Docs/comments repointed to the template.
seedgo @backup 100%. td-30.
Confirmed (via @backup) the two-layer ignore model and wrote it down so it stops
getting re-discovered:
- BUILTIN_IGNORES (patterns.py) = the SEED that generates a new project's
.backupignore at register; never consulted at backup time.
- .backupignore (via load_spec) = the runtime source of truth. No static
fallback exists, so the seed is safety-critical — an empty .backupignore backs
up everything (.venv, node_modules, .git) and can crash the machine.
Added a 'How Ignores Work' README section + code comments on BUILTIN_IGNORES and
load_spec. Added logs/ to the seed so new projects exclude log dirs (prax .jsonl
output) by default, not just *.log files, with a test. seedgo @backup 100%.
td-27.
- Add pathspec>=0.12 to root pyproject dependencies (was undeclared, caused
ModuleNotFoundError in CI across all Python versions + Windows)
- Rename drive_test.py -> drive_check.py so pytest stops collecting the module
as a test file; update MODULE_NAME, PRIMARY_COMMAND, help text, README, tests
- 220 backup tests pass, seedgo 100% all 37 standards
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Backup root is now .backup/ via BACKUP_DIR (builder.py:19); tracker.py uses backup_root() not a hardcoded path; patterns.py BUILTIN_IGNORES + docstrings/README updated. Removed the orphaned per-timestamp versions/ scaffold (setup.py) and unused build_versioned_path() — both superseded by the Phase-3 versioned/ baseline+diff store. .backup/ coexists with flow's .backup/processed_plans/. Repo-root .backupignore now ignores both .backup/ and (until manual deletion) .backup_system/ (also carries Patrick's *logs rule). Verified by artifact (seedgo 100%, 220 tests) + live (throwaway writes to .backup/, no versions/, Drive reads .backup/versioned/).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three days of intensive work bringing seedgo to full operational status
and driving all branches through comprehensive standards compliance.
Seedgo v2.0.0:
- 22 checkers active (up from 20), standards pack fully operational
- New introspection standard researched from Dev-Pass, FPLAN-0017 open
- Bypass system for false positives (.seedgo config)
- Standards query and audit commands fully functional
System-wide audit (FPLAN-0016):
- All 14 auditable branches at 99%+ compliance
- CLI imports standardized across all branches (console from cli.apps.modules)
- handle_command(command, args) → bool contract added to all modules
- print_help() function naming fixed for checker pattern matching
- Handler extraction: large modules split, file I/O moved to handler layer
- New handlers created across ai_mail, backup, daemon, flow, skills, spawn, seedgo
Branch-specific highlights:
- ai_mail: email.py split 840→420 lines, 4 new handlers
- flow: dplan_flow.py 688→591 lines, 4 new handlers
- seedgo: massive restructure — standards moved to handlers/aipass_standards/,
old standards/ tree removed, bypass system added, diagnostics module
- commons: database module added, CLI imports fixed
- skills: 5 handle_commands added, help function renamed
- trigger: error reporter handler, handle_command routing
- All branches: consistent architecture, clean drone routing
Culture doc (CLAUDE.md) added — documents AIPass philosophy, identity,
memory system, and collaboration principles.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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