learning_ai_claw-code-oss is an upstream Anthropic Claude Code OSS
clone, not a ByteLyst product. Its root CLAUDE.md is auto-generated
by Claude Code's own bootstrap convention (documents the Rust workspace
shape, verification commands, working agreement) and is owned by
upstream conventions, not by us.
Forcing it through our agent-docs migration would:
- Delete legitimate upstream content
- Replace it with a canonical-pointer block referencing a sibling repo
that has no semantic relationship to claw-code-oss
- Diverge from upstream Anthropic conventions for no benefit
Surgical fix: omit it from repos.txt with an inline comment explaining
why. The repo remains workspace-resident for normal IDE use; we just
don't manage its agent docs from learning_ai_common_plat.
After this change:
- drift check: 17/17 in sync, 2 missing AGENTS.md (productivity_web,
mac_tooling — addressed in follow-up commits)
- claw-code-oss CLAUDE.md preserved as-is
- Enterprise SAML/OIDC callbacks used raw 'sso_xxx' string as passwordHash
which would crash bcrypt.compare(). Now uses userRepo.hashPassword(randomUUID())
- Added updateLastLogin() for existing enterprise SSO users
- Upgraded bcrypt cost factor from 10 to 12 per PRD spec
- All 53 auth tests passing
- Create repos.txt as single source of truth for all 7 workspace repos
- Update all repo-management workflows to source from repos.txt:
- repo_sync-repos, repo_push-repos, repo_backup-and-push
- repo_backup-main-branch, repo_commit-workspace
Benefits:
- One file to update when adding/removing repos
- Consistent repo list across all workflows
- Scripts can read repos.txt for automation
