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7 added, 1 removed. Audit B to B.
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description: Look at the remote and pull a clean repository that is behind; after a pull of the engine, the Action required lines crossed and the offer of the checks
argument-hint: "[project-slug]"
disable-model-invocation: true
---
Pull the forge from its remotes through `scripts/forge-pull.py`
(POS.1490, SOL.0180): the scripts are the only door to git (CLAUDE.md,
Persistence). The forge looks and offers; it pulls only what is clean
and behind, merges nothing and runs no check unasked. `$0` is one
repository (`forge` = the engine, a slug = that project); bare = the
engine and every project with an origin.
1. Run `python scripts/forge-status.py --remote` and report the state
of each repository in scope in the words of POS.1490: up to date,
behind, ahead, diverged, no origin, not under git. A repository
with unsaved changes or with a diverged history stops here, with
its one offer: `/save` first, or a merge by hand or by `/save`
(which rebases the user's commits onto the remote). Nothing is
pulled from it.
2. For what is clean and behind, run `python scripts/forge-pull.py
$ARGUMENTS` and relay its report: where each repository moved from
and to, and the subjects of the commits between.
3. After a pull of the engine, read `RELEASE-NOTES.md` and show the
Action required lines of every release whose commit the script
listed (`release <version>`); then offer `/check light <slug>` and
`/check project <slug>` on each project the user keeps (POS.0940),
- and run them only on his word.
+ and run them only on his word. Where an Action required line names
+ a migration, offer `/migrate <slug>` for each project the user
+ keeps that is of the shape before the migration
+ (`templates/project.md`), each on one clone and then `/save`; a
+ project migrated elsewhere is pulled by `/pull`. Whose machine or
+ instance the clone is makes no difference: every user of the
+ engine migrates his own projects (SOL.0800).
4. After a pull of a project, report what the script printed.