Gitea (and any case-sensitive filesystem) was rendering the [Top]
nav links in /docs as broken because of two bugs:
1. Case-sensitivity: 22 links used '../README.md' (all-uppercase)
but the actual file is 'docs/Readme.md' (capital R, lowercase
rest). 21 guide_*.md nav bars were affected, plus 1 internal
cross-link in Readme.md itself. Works on Windows (case-
insensitive) but broken on Linux/Gitea.
Fix: 22 occurrences across 22 files changed
'../README.md' -> '../Readme.md'
2. Wrong relative-path level: 16 links used '../../conductor/...'
from 'docs/guide_*.md' to reach 'conductor/'. This goes up 2
levels to 'projects/', which doesn't exist. The correct path
from 'docs/guide_*.md' to 'conductor/' is 1 level up
('../conductor/...'). 12 unique patterns across 10 files
affected.
Fix: 16 occurrences across 10 files changed
'../../conductor/' -> '../conductor/'
3. Bonus: 1 planned-guide link in guide_context_curation.md
referenced a never-written 'guide_context_presets.md'. The
ContextPreset schema is now fully covered in the new
'guide_context_aggregation.md' (per the 2026-06-08 docs
refresh). Fix: link target updated.
No content was changed, only link paths. 24 files, 37 link
replacements, 37 deletions.
Verification:
- All .md links in docs/ now resolve to existing files
(validated by path-resolution check from each file's directory)
- The 3 new guides from the previous docs refresh commit
(guide_discussions.md, guide_state_lifecycle.md,
guide_context_aggregation.md) had the case bug inherited from
guide_architecture.md's existing nav pattern; their top-of-file
nav bars are now correct
- The 21 pre-existing guide nav bars that had the same bug
(all 21 of them, except the 3 that used the correct case:
guide_mma.md, guide_simulations.md, guide_tools.md) are now
also fixed
- Inter-guide links (e.g. [Discussions](guide_discussions.md))
were not affected; they were always correct because both the
link text and the actual filename are lowercase
This is a docs-only fix. No code modified.
Per the docs Refresh Protocol (conductor/workflow.md), after a
reference/analysis track ships, the affected guides must be updated
to reflect new module structure or new conventions. The nagent_review
track (9cc51ca9) produced a deep-dive + 10 actionable takeaways that
named 3 documentation gaps in /docs. This commit fills them.
3 new guides (1,122 lines total):
1. guide_discussions.md (353 lines) — The Discussion system
- 23-operation matrix: A1-A7 per-entry + B1-B11 discussion-level
+ C1-C5 undo/redo
- Take naming convention (<base>_take_<n>), branching, promotion
- User-managed role list (app.disc_roles)
- Per-role filter linked to MMA persona focus
- _disc_entries_lock thread-safety contract
- Hook API session endpoints
- Persistence: _flush_to_project, _flush_disc_entries_to_project,
context_snapshot
- 9 file:line refs into gui_2.py:3770-4260 + history.py
2. guide_state_lifecycle.md (375 lines) — Undo/redo + reset + state
delegation
- HistoryManager + UISnapshot (13 captured fields, 100-snapshot
capacity, debounced change-detection at render frame)
- _handle_reset_session (clears 30+ fields, replaces project,
preserves active_project_path per the 2026-06-08 regression fix)
- App.__getattr__/__setattr__ state delegation to Controller
- 4-thread access pattern with 7 lock-protected regions
- State persistence: in-memory vs project TOML vs config TOML
- Hot-reload integration
- Hook API registries (_predefined_callbacks, _gettable_fields)
- 14 file:line refs into gui_2.py:1140-1170, history.py,
app_controller.py:3286-3356
3. guide_context_aggregation.md (394 lines) — The aggregate.py
pipeline
- 3 aggregation strategies (auto, summarize, full)
- 7 per-file view modes (full, summary, skeleton, outline,
masked, custom, none)
- Full FileItem schema (9 fields + __post_init__ normalizer)
at models.py:510-559
- ContextPreset schema and ContextPresetManager
- Tier 3 worker variant (build_tier3_context with FuzzyAnchor
re-resolution and focus-file handling)
- force_full / auto_aggregate short-circuits
- Cache strategy (static prefix + dynamic history)
- 23 file:line refs into aggregate.py:36-518 + models.py:909-937
8 existing guides cross-linked to the 3 new guides and to the
nagent_review track:
- guide_gui_2.md (+ See Also entries for discussions,
state lifecycle, context aggregation,
nagent_review report)
- guide_app_controller.md (+ See Also entries for discussions,
state lifecycle, context aggregation,
nagent_review report)
- guide_context_curation.md (+ new See Also section pointing to
context aggregation + nagent_review)
- guide_architecture.md (+ new See Also section listing all 10
guides + nagent_review report)
- guide_ai_client.md (+ See Also entries for state lifecycle,
context aggregation, nagent_review
pitfalls #2 and #4)
- guide_mma.md (+ new See Also section pointing to
context aggregation, discussions,
nagent_review report §9 + takeaways §3/§10
for SubConversationRunner priority)
- guide_models.md (+ See Also entries for context
aggregation, discussions, nagent_review
report §6 on FileItem as strongest
curation dimension)
- Readme.md (+ 3 new guide entries in the index
table, with one-line summaries)
No code modified. This is documentation only.
Why these 3 guides specifically:
- guide_discussions.md: The discussion system is the user's most
edited surface. nagent_review's report §3 enumerated 23 operations
(A1-C5) that previously existed only as scattered file:line refs
across gui_2.py. A dedicated guide makes the operation matrix
discoverable.
- guide_state_lifecycle.md: The undo/redo + reset + state delegation
machinery is architecturally load-bearing but scattered across 4
files. After nagent_review identified the provider-side history
divergence as Pitfall #4, the relationship between Manual Slop's
state and the provider's state needs explicit documentation.
- guide_context_aggregation.md: aggregate.py (518 lines) is the
most-touched module after ai_client.py but had no dedicated
guide. nagent_review confirmed it's Manual Slop's strongest
curation dimension. A dedicated guide makes the 7 view modes
and 3 strategies discoverable.
The 3 new guides total 1,122 lines and follow the existing
per-source-file deep-dive style (architectural, data-oriented,
state-management-focused).