Filed by the skills seat from the --measure sweep run on #7675 (that card asked for os:check markers; this is what the sweep found instead).
What
Five sites in the published skills/objectui/guides/ bundle state a shipped-API fact that the built dist/*.d.ts contradicts. Each is a fact an AI reader copies verbatim, and none is reachable by any gate today: all five sit in UNMARKED fences, which check-skill-examples.mjs ignores by design.
Measured on a472b07 after turbo run build with the gate's own --build-filter:
| guide · fence |
diagnostic |
the shipped fact |
auth-permissions.md:22 |
TS2322 at :29 — authClient does not exist on AuthProviderProps |
the AuthProvider element is handed an authClient prop the props type has no member for |
auth-permissions.md:105 |
TS2559 at :110 — AuthClient has no properties in common with CreateAuthenticatedFetchOptions |
createAuthenticatedFetch is called with the client itself, not with its options object |
auth-permissions.md:237 |
TS2322 at :242 — Element is not assignable to "hide" | "disable" | "custom" | undefined |
a closed union prop is handed a JSX element |
i18n.md:94 |
TS2339 x4 at :98 — formatCurrency, formatDate, formatNumber, formatRelativeTime |
all four ARE exported by @object-ui/i18n, as module-level functions; the guide destructures them off useObjectTranslation(), whose return type has none of them |
project-setup.md:276 |
TS2322 at :280 — value does not exist on MetadataProviderProps |
the MetadataProvider element is handed a value prop the props type has no member for |
The i18n.md row is the cheapest and the most clearly wrong: the four functions exist, at packages/i18n/dist/index.d.ts:49, just not where the guide says.
Why it is a card and not a rider
Each fix is a skills judgement on a GOVERNED surface (two approvers), and the fences stay UNMARKED afterwards regardless — every one of them also references undefined placeholder identifiers, so none can be opted into the gate without a rewrite. Correcting the fact and opting the fence in are two different pieces of work; this card is the first.
Re-derive
node scripts/check-skill-examples.mjs --build-filter # feed to turbo run build
node scripts/check-skill-examples.mjs --measure 2>&1 | grep '\[semantic\]' | grep guides/
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Filed by the skills seat from the
--measuresweep run on #7675 (that card asked foros:checkmarkers; this is what the sweep found instead).What
Five sites in the published
skills/objectui/guides/bundle state a shipped-API fact that the builtdist/*.d.tscontradicts. Each is a fact an AI reader copies verbatim, and none is reachable by any gate today: all five sit in UNMARKED fences, whichcheck-skill-examples.mjsignores by design.Measured on
a472b07afterturbo run buildwith the gate's own--build-filter:auth-permissions.md:22authClientdoes not exist onAuthProviderPropsAuthProviderelement is handed anauthClientprop the props type has no member forauth-permissions.md:105AuthClienthas no properties in common withCreateAuthenticatedFetchOptionscreateAuthenticatedFetchis called with the client itself, not with its options objectauth-permissions.md:237Elementis not assignable to"hide" | "disable" | "custom" | undefinedi18n.md:94formatCurrency,formatDate,formatNumber,formatRelativeTime@object-ui/i18n, as module-level functions; the guide destructures them offuseObjectTranslation(), whose return type has none of themproject-setup.md:276valuedoes not exist onMetadataProviderPropsMetadataProviderelement is handed avalueprop the props type has no member forThe
i18n.mdrow is the cheapest and the most clearly wrong: the four functions exist, atpackages/i18n/dist/index.d.ts:49, just not where the guide says.Why it is a card and not a rider
Each fix is a skills judgement on a GOVERNED surface (two approvers), and the fences stay UNMARKED afterwards regardless — every one of them also references undefined placeholder identifiers, so none can be opted into the gate without a rewrite. Correcting the fact and opting the fence in are two different pieces of work; this card is the first.
Re-derive
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