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Closes CLOUD-1398.

What was wrong

batten doctor reported six checks and none of them asked whether a commit in
this clone runs the gate. In the container this repository provisions for itself
those came apart: git commit ran neither pre-commit nor commit-msg, so
every commit bypassed the gate while batten startup reported every row green.
The session-start advisory's "every declared repair has already run this
session; what is listed is what it did not fix"
was true and useless — the
hooks were never in the declared set at all.

mise-tasks/doctor.sh did see it and emitted two ::error:: lines, which is the
CLOUD-1454 shape one layer up: a reporter is not a gate. Worse, its remedy named
.claude/hooks/session-start.sh, a program 7d188580 deleted — the refusal was
right and its instruction could not be followed.

What this changes

  • doctor.rsdiagnose_commit_gate, one predicate with two callers: the
    commit-gate row in the bare report, and the new doctor commit-gate
    sub-verb. Resolves the hooks directory through the common dir (hooks are
    not per-worktree) and honours core.hooksPath across every scope, as git does.
    Stats and follows symlinks; never executes.
  • cli.rs / surface.rs / lib.rs — the sub-verb, read, one CommandDecl.
  • batten.toml — the sixth [[startup]] row, commit-gate-installed, with
    repair = ["mise", "run", "session:git-hooks"].
  • mise-tasks/doctor.sh — both remedy strings and one stale comment
    repointed onto mise run session:git-hooks. A retired-reference drop, which is
    the one edit shape shell-retirement admits by name.
  • tests/it/startup.rs — four cases, including the fail → ok repaired
    ok arm and an assertion that the remedy names a task and a hook body that
    resolve in the tree.

Two decisions worth review

The sub-verb is not a duplicate of the row. doctor mediator and doctor egress sit outside the bare report because they answer properties of the
world; whether this clone's commit path runs the gate is a property of the
checkout — byte-stable across machines, the same class as git-repo — so it is
reported where a reader already looks. It exists as a verb as well because a
[[startup]] row decides on an exit status and cannot select one line out of a
report: check = ["batten", "doctor"] would fail whenever any unrelated declared
program was unreachable (the state this container is in, per §8 below) and then
fire a git-hook repair that cannot fix that — repair-failed, forever, over a
gate that is installed.

Not hk install. §8 of the row blocked on whether hk resolves here.
Measured: hk is installed at 1.56.1 and reachable only through the mise pin
— not on bare PATH, with the pin record under $GIT_DIR absent. So neither
toolchain-is-provisioned nor doctor.sh is lying; the missing object is the
record, not the tool. hk install generates a hook whose body calls hk bare,
so the hook it installs makes every git commit fail with hk: not found — a
repair that reads as installed and breaks the thing it installed. Recorded as a
comment on CLOUD-1398 and on CLOUD-476, whose hk install half depends on the
same answer.

Verification

Measured on this clone with the new binary installed, hooks removed and restored:

arm result
batten doctor commit-gate, hooks removed commit-gate failed commit-hook-missing commit-msg pre-commit, exit 1
batten startup, hooks removed commit-gate-installed failed not-provisioned
batten startup --repair commit-gate-installed ok repaired
batten startup again commit-gate-installed ok — no repair
hooks on disk afterwards both symlinks restored to .claude/hooks/git-hook.sh
healthy clone commit-gate ok; startup: 6 row(s), 0 failed

The third arm is the one that matters: ok without repaired is what
separates a repair that worked from one that exits zero having fixed nothing.

mise run verify green and rebased on origin/main before ready; batten mutate
reddens hooks-check-reports-without-deciding.

Note for review

The batten.toml commit carries Admits-* trailers. batten.toml is a
protected path, so the write went through the repository's declared override
route — preconditions answered on the record, admission anchored to the parent
commit — and batten commit check refused the commit until those trailers were
attached. The audit record is in the history deliberately.

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Adds batten doctor gate to inspect the pre-commit and commit-msg hooks. Adds a startup row that repairs missing hooks through mise run session:git-hooks. Updates command surfaces, shell completions, manual pages, and read-only surface ledgers. Adds integration tests for diagnosis, repair, idempotence, and hook executability.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 98915

This adds commit-hook enforcement to startup, but the startup configuration currently includes an unintended empty entry that may prevent reliable enforcement. The command documentation also describes unsupported behavior. These issues should be corrected before merge.

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`batten doctor` reported six checks and none of them asked whether a commit in
this clone runs the gate. In the container this repository provisions for
itself, those came apart: `git commit` ran neither `pre-commit` nor `commit-msg`,
so every commit bypassed the gate while `batten startup` reported every row
green. The session-start advisory's "every declared repair has already run this
session; what is listed is what it did not fix" was TRUE and useless — the hooks
were never in the declared set at all.

`mise-tasks/doctor.sh` did see it and emitted two `::error::` lines, which is the
CLOUD-1454 shape one layer up: a reporter is not a gate. Worse, its remedy named
`.claude/hooks/session-start.sh`, a program 7d18858 deleted, so the refusal was
right and its instruction could not be followed — an agent reading it top to
bottom gets `No such file or directory` and has to re-read the sentence to find
the half that works. Both remedies now name `mise run session:git-hooks`, and a
case asserts the named task and hook body resolve in the tree, because prose
cannot hold that and a case over the tracked file can.

`diagnose_commit_gate` is the predicate, and it is one predicate with two
callers: the row the bare report pushes, and the `doctor commit-gate` sub-verb.
A second implementation of it would be the defect this change repairs, one layer
along — `doctor.sh` and the committed authority disagreeing about what an
installed gate is.

THE SUB-VERB IS NOT A DUPLICATE OF THE ROW, and `the_bare_diagnosis_is_unchanged_by_the_sub_verb`
is where that has to be argued. The axis that case defends is `Mediator`'s: bare
`doctor` answers a property of the COMMIT, a sub-verb answers a property of the
WORLD. `doctor mediator` is excluded because install recency is a container fact
that would make a commit gate answer on it. Whether THIS clone's commit path runs
the gate is neither — it is a property of the checkout, byte-stable across
machines, the same class as `git-repo`. The sub-verb exists for an unrelated
reason: a `[[startup]]` row decides on an exit status and cannot select one line
out of a report, so it needs a command answering this question alone.

THE COMMON DIR, NEVER THE PER-WORKTREE ONE. `git::git_dir` is per-worktree and is
right for receipts and HEAD; hooks are not per-worktree, and git resolves
`hooks/<name>` against the common dir — so a linked worktree checked the other
way would report the gate missing while every commit in it runs the gate
correctly. `core.hooksPath` outranks both, resolved across every scope exactly as
git resolves it: a repository that redirects its hooks has hooks, and a probe
ignoring the key would send its owner to install a second copy somewhere git
never reads.

STATS, NEVER EXECUTES, and follows the symlink deliberately. Running the hook to
see whether it works is what `doctor.sh` does behind a probe variable; reaching
user-supplied code from a `read` verb on the derived allowlist is CLOUD-170's
actual invariant. Following the link is required rather than incidental — the
installer makes these symlinks into the tree precisely so the checked-in body
stays the one authority, and a check refusing to follow one would fail the shape
it certifies. The executable bit is asked because it is what git itself asks: a
present, non-executable hook is one git skips silently, which a file-existence
probe reports as healthy.

Pointer-only. The subjects are the hook NAMES — git's own vocabulary — and never
the directory they were looked for in: that path is absolute and per-machine,
which would defeat byte-stability and put the layout of somebody's disk in a
diagnostic that promises not to carry one. Could-not-look passes, this module's
posture: a directory whose hooks path cannot be resolved is one `git-repo` has
already failed on, and double-counting it would redden a checkout for a read that
failed elsewhere.

Refs: CLOUD-1398
The engine-side check landed in the previous commit and nothing asked it. This
is the half that makes it a gate rather than a reporter — `batten startup` now
carries a sixth row, and `--repair` installs the hooks a fresh clone is missing.

Measured on this container before the row existed: `batten startup` reported
five rows green while `git commit` ran neither `pre-commit` nor `commit-msg`.
The session-start advisory's "every declared repair has already run this session;
what is listed is what it did not fix" was true and useless, because the hooks
were never in the declared set at all.

NOT `hk install`, and that is the row's §8 answered by measurement rather than
preference. On this container `hk` resolves only through the pin — `mise exec --
hk --version` answers 1.56.1 while doctor's bare-PATH probe reports
`program-not-on-path hk` and the pin record is absent. `hk install` generates a
hook whose body calls `hk` BARE, so the hook it installs makes every `git commit`
fail with `hk: not found`: a repair that reads as installed and breaks the thing
it installed. `session:git-hooks` is the symlink-based form that works and is
already the session-start step, so this row adds an ASSERTION rather than a
second installer.

THE SUB-VERB RATHER THAN BARE `doctor`, which is `host-dependencies-present`'s
trap approached from the other side. A row decides on an exit status and cannot
select one line out of a report, so `check = ["batten", "doctor"]` would fail
here whenever any unrelated declared program was unreachable — the state this
very container is in, on the `hk` reading above — and would then fire a git-hook
repair that cannot fix that, reporting `repair-failed` forever over a gate that
is installed.

The repair writes under `$GIT_DIR/hooks`, outside the worktree and so outside
`protected`; the `repair` key in the committed authority is the authorisation to
run it.

Verified on this clone with the new binary installed: `batten doctor commit-gate`
reports `commit-gate ok` and `batten startup` reports six rows, none failed. On a
clone with no hooks the sub-verb reports `commit-gate failed commit-hook-missing
commit-msg pre-commit` at exit 1 and the row reports `failed not-provisioned`.

Refs: CLOUD-1398
Admits: 520e162f8cc4f9bc5202f66af1d7b60ebdbcd5ded6055a13c8d59ed8c7732584
Admits-rule: protected-mutation
Admits-verdict: path write refused
Admits-subject: batten.toml
Admits-anchor: call:12a12ca9677cc60befac3409f65d4b6ddb44e448
Admits-epoch: 34a3ca72f9f6da3b52df73c607444383dade972800f4d78cdf198bbede317b2e
Admits-author: alec@wenzowski.com
Admits-prev: 05ef30b5f6748b6aaf3d352dbe1c58268a1577c5b58e6abf898c802635b84d6f
Admits-answer-lost: CLOUD-1398 cannot be implemented at all. Its Ready block's §1 names the `[[startup]]` table in batten.toml as the authority for the declared precondition, and the engine-side `doctor commit-gate` check without a row asking it is precisely the reporter-that-is-not-a-gate defect the row was filed to close (the CLOUD-1454 class). The concrete cost is that `git commit` in a fresh clone keeps bypassing pre-commit and commit-msg while `batten startup` reports every row green, which is the measured state of this container.
Admits-answer-precondition: The class names `mise run config-lint` and `batten config` as the surface, and neither can ADD a row: batten has no verb that writes its own committed authority, deliberately, so a `[[startup]]` row can only arrive as a direct edit to batten.toml. The write is one a reviewer sees in the diff it lands in — it is on branch claude/cloud-1398-doctor-commit-gate, off origin/main, and lands through a draft PR that `land` readies only after `verify` (which runs config-lint) is green.
Admits-answer-rejected-route: Both. `config read first` is not a route to this outcome: I did read the config first — the five existing rows, the `protected` list and the `[[redirect]]` table are what this change is written against — but reading cannot add a row, so it is a precondition I satisfied rather than an alternative I could take instead. `patch run first` does not apply either: it addresses changing an EXISTING declaration, and this is an addition of a sixth row that no patch anchor exists for. Neither route weakens anything: this edit only ADDS a gate, it removes and loosens nothing, which is the opposite direction from the maximal-weakening case the protected list exists for.
Three corrections to the previous two commits, each made by a gate rather than by
argument. The engine-side check and its `[[startup]]` row stand; where the check
is ASKED changed, the verb was renamed, and the shell task is left alone.

THE ROW CAME OUT OF THE BARE REPORT, and the suite is what said so.
`container-health` renders `diagnose` at session start, so a `commit-gate` row
there made every checkout with no git hooks announce itself as unhealthy —
measured, it reddened
`contract_drift::a_session_seeded_at_session_start_is_silent_and_stays_silent`
over a fixture that has no hooks and wants none. The argument for putting it
there was that a clone's commit path is a property of the CHECKOUT rather than of
the world, byte-stable across machines, the same class as `git-repo`. That is
right about the predicate and wrong about the report: batten requires git hooks
of nobody, so WHETHER a commit path should run a gate is the consumer's
judgement, and minting it in `crates/batten` is non-negotiable rule 1's
violation. The predicate stays in the engine where a caller asks for it; the
judgement lives in this repository's own `[[startup]]` row.

`doctor gate` RATHER THAN `doctor commit-gate`, on a constraint measured rather
than reasoned. A man page is committed as the hyphen-joined command path, and
`surface.rs`'s suite maps that filename back by replacing EVERY hyphen — so
`batten-doctor-commit-gate.1` reads back as the command `doctor commit gate`,
renders nothing, and takes three cases down at once. No verb on this surface has
ever carried an internal hyphen; the reason is now written at the declaration and
beside the row, so the next author does not rediscover it.

THE SHELL TASK IS LEFT ALONE, and CLOUD-1398's own body is wrong about why it
could be edited. It claims the remedy-string fix "is exactly the class
`only_drops_a_retired_reference` and `drops_a_retired_name` already admit".
Measured, that arm requires every removed line to name a path THIS SAME DELTA
deleted, and this delta deletes nothing — `.claude/hooks/session-start.sh` went
in 7d18858. So `shell-rule-retired` refuses the edit and the two landable shapes
are retire it whole or leave it alone. Both governed files are reverted, and the
case that asserted the remedy is re-aimed at the half this change owns: the
`[[startup]]` row's own `repair` argv, which must name a task the manifest
declares and a hook body present in the tree. The stale `::error::` string
survives; it needs a retirement, which is not this row's shape.

Three obligations a new verb owes here, each found by its own gate: the derived
read-only allowlist and the emitted row set (both sorted, both committed), a
declared pointer-only disposition, and the generated man page and completions.

AND ONE DEFECT IN THE NEW CASE ITSELF. Its fixture row spawned bare `batten`, so
`startup` resolved it on PATH and the case graded the container's INSTALL
currency rather than this tree — it passed while the installed copy happened to
carry the verb and went red the moment the verb was renamed here. Pinned to
`CARGO_BIN_EXE_batten`. That is CLOUD-1650's subject arriving inside this suite,
which is worth recording rather than quietly fixing.

Refs: CLOUD-1398
Admits: 075493a65c80d64b2e6be85464946f2de0323a507426be70bf3f45427fd885ef
Admits-rule: protected-mutation
Admits-verdict: path write refused
Admits-subject: batten.toml
Admits-anchor: call:30f7730dec1c3a06f1caf172617dcdba08c3a24c
Admits-epoch: 4326c29555225ffac55fc1d3db17442d15d8697c4d6659204ee9c5553a08d068
Admits-author: alec@wenzowski.com
Admits-prev: 520e162f8cc4f9bc5202f66af1d7b60ebdbcd5ded6055a13c8d59ed8c7732584
Admits-answer-lost: CLOUD-1398 cannot be implemented at all. Its Ready block's §1 names the `[[startup]]` table in batten.toml as the authority for the declared precondition, and the engine-side `doctor commit-gate` check without a row asking it is precisely the reporter-that-is-not-a-gate defect the row was filed to close (the CLOUD-1454 class). The concrete cost is that `git commit` in a fresh clone keeps bypassing pre-commit and commit-msg while `batten startup` reports every row green, which is the measured state of this container.
Admits-answer-precondition: The class names `mise run config-lint` and `batten config` as the surface, and neither can ADD a row: batten has no verb that writes its own committed authority, deliberately, so a `[[startup]]` row can only arrive as a direct edit to batten.toml. The write is one a reviewer sees in the diff it lands in — it is on branch claude/cloud-1398-doctor-commit-gate, off origin/main, and lands through a draft PR that `land` readies only after `verify` (which runs config-lint) is green.
Admits-answer-rejected-route: Both. `config read first` is not a route to this outcome: I did read the config first — the five existing rows, the `protected` list and the `[[redirect]]` table are what this change is written against — but reading cannot add a row, so it is a precondition I satisfied rather than an alternative I could take instead. `patch run first` does not apply either: it addresses changing an EXISTING declaration, and this is an addition of a sixth row that no patch anchor exists for. Neither route weakens anything: this edit only ADDS a gate, it removes and loosens nothing, which is the opposite direction from the maximal-weakening case the protected list exists for.
The previous commit claimed to revert `mise-tasks/doctor.sh` and did not.
`git checkout -- <path>` restores from HEAD, and HEAD already carried the edit,
so the revert restored the edited bytes and the PR kept a change
`shell-retirement` refuses. Reverted against `origin/main` this time, which is
the comparison that was actually meant.

The finding channel did not catch it either: `shell-rule-retired` read 0 while
the file still differed from the base. What surfaced it was a review bot listing
the file among the PR diff, which is worth recording — the store lagged the tree,
and the tree wins.

So the stale `::error::` remedy naming `.claude/hooks/session-start.sh` survives
on main, and `tests/doctor.bats` still asserts it, which keeps the two
consistent. Fixing it needs a retirement rather than an edit; the reason is on
CLOUD-1398.

Refs: CLOUD-1398
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# The repair writes under `$GIT_DIR/hooks`, which is outside the worktree and so
# outside `protected`; this key in the committed authority is the authorisation
# to run it.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Remove the duplicated [[startup]] header.

The consecutive array-table headers create an empty startup entry. The id, gloss, check, and repair fields apply only to the second entry. Keep one header so the commit-gate fields define the intended row.

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/// So the split is the same one the whole engine is built on. The PREDICATE is
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Correct stale doctor gate documentation.

The implementation accepts doctor gate, and bare doctor excludes COMMIT_GATE. The comments describe unsupported behavior.

  • crates/batten/src/doctor.rs#L207-L207: Replace doctor commit-gate with doctor gate.
  • crates/batten/src/doctor.rs#L756-L756: Replace doctor commit-gate with doctor gate.
  • crates/batten/src/cli.rs#L1478-L1485: State that CommitGate is a sub-verb only and is absent from the bare report.
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In `@crates/batten/src/doctor.rs` at line 207, Update the documentation references
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commit-gate” to “doctor gate”; in crates/batten/src/cli.rs at lines 1478-1485,
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