Why: Real transcripts (dev instance, 62 assistant turns) showed the artifact
gate silently off and self-deadlocking. lintFile ran python3 -m housestyle.lint
without the skills PYTHONPATH, so the import failed and nil was treated as "no
issues" (same docx: 9 lint errors with PYTHONPATH, 0 without). stop() re-scored
every artifact registered in the run, including superseded versions, so a fixed
document could never pass and the composed reply reported the old verdict.
ctxasm rendered history artifacts as "[产出工件 …]" - the exact pattern
ClaimGate treats as a forged tool marker, so models copying the format were
rejected. scoreReadable flagged table cells like "项目概述撰写" as column
headings. Prompts and recipes said "python -m" (no python on PATH; exit 127)
and housestyle.summarize was invoked as a module that does not exist.
Evidence: SELF - new tests TestLintUnavailableFailsVisibleWhenSkillsRootSet,
TestLintCommandEnvCarriesSkillsRoot, TestDocxHeadingMarkedAndTableCellNotFlagged,
TestLatestDeliverablesKeepsLastPerName, TestRecipesUseRunnablePythonCommands,
TestLibraryUsesRunnablePythonCommands; go test ./internal/... passes; manual:
python3 -m housestyle.outline_cli reads a real artifact docx cleanly, lint
without PYTHONPATH exits 1 with ModuleNotFoundError and is now surfaced as
自检未运行 when the skills root is configured.
Impact: compose root injects quality.SetLintEnvRoot(<data>/skills). Final-turn
checks score only the newest artifact per name; deliverable lists and reply
cards follow the same dedupe. History artifact placeholders no longer collide
with the forged-marker regex. docx text extraction marks Title/HeadingN styles
so readability only judges real headings, with line numbers in the reason.
Check reminders no longer invite the model to ignore failed checks. Oversized
tool output is truncated by runes, not bytes.
Refs: Dev task feature/agent-quality-phase01 (quality gap diagnosis 2026-10-09).
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