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Follow-up surfaced during 2026-04-20 runtime-sync work.
engine/command-migration.ts from #113 converts ~/.claude/commands/<name>.md into symlinks pointing at ~/.pai/commands/<name>.md, treating ~/.pai/commands/ as the single source of truth. The module's ownership rule: if ~/.pai/commands/<name>.md does not exist, the corresponding ~/.claude/commands/<name>.md is treated as third-party and skipped.
This assumes pack installers populate ~/.pai/commands/ with their canonical command sources before command-migration runs. No such populator exists today.
Evidence on this laptop (2026-04-20)
~/.pai/commands/ — absent entirely.
~/.claude/commands/ — contains one real file: context-search.md, mtime 19 Mar.
Repo source: Packs/ContextSearch/src/commands/ contains bothcontext-search.mdandcs.md. The runtime has neither, symlinked nor canonical — and cs.md is missing entirely.
So even with #113 closed, command-migration is a no-op on this laptop: no source for it to consume, no symlinks produced, and pack-added commands (cs.md) never reach the runtime at all. The context-search.md file sitting in ~/.claude/commands/ today was placed there by an older pack-install wizard at original install time and has been drifting since; #113's symlink scheme never touched it.
Problem
Two distinct gaps:
Canonical staging — ~/.pai/commands/<name>.md must be populated from Packs/<Pack>/src/commands/<name>.md before migratePerPackCommands can do anything useful. Today nothing does this.
Context
Follow-up surfaced during 2026-04-20 runtime-sync work.
engine/command-migration.tsfrom #113 converts~/.claude/commands/<name>.mdinto symlinks pointing at~/.pai/commands/<name>.md, treating~/.pai/commands/as the single source of truth. The module's ownership rule: if~/.pai/commands/<name>.mddoes not exist, the corresponding~/.claude/commands/<name>.mdis treated as third-party and skipped.This assumes pack installers populate
~/.pai/commands/with their canonical command sources before command-migration runs. No such populator exists today.Evidence on this laptop (2026-04-20)
~/.pai/commands/— absent entirely.~/.claude/commands/— contains one real file:context-search.md, mtime 19 Mar.Packs/ContextSearch/src/commands/contains bothcontext-search.mdandcs.md. The runtime has neither, symlinked nor canonical — andcs.mdis missing entirely.So even with #113 closed, command-migration is a no-op on this laptop: no source for it to consume, no symlinks produced, and pack-added commands (
cs.md) never reach the runtime at all. Thecontext-search.mdfile sitting in~/.claude/commands/today was placed there by an older pack-install wizard at original install time and has been drifting since; #113's symlink scheme never touched it.Problem
Two distinct gaps:
~/.pai/commands/<name>.mdmust be populated fromPacks/<Pack>/src/commands/<name>.mdbeforemigratePerPackCommandscan do anything useful. Today nothing does this.~/.claude/commands/<name>.mdfiles that were placed there by pre-Slash commands forgotten by two-root architecture: no ~/.pai/commands/, installer never sees them, /cs missing on disk #113 pack-install wizards never migrate, because the ownership rule requires a~/.pai/commands/counterpart that was never created.Scope (investigation)
Mechanism (or mechanisms) to bring runtime
~/.pai/commands/into alignment withPacks/<Pack>/src/commands/for PAI-owned packs. Candidate shapes:~/.pai/commands/<name>.mdfromPacks/<Pack>/src/commands/on install/upgrade, then command-migration takes over.Packs/<Pack>/src/commands/as fallback source when~/.pai/commands/<name>.mdis absent.Acceptance
~/.pai/commands/is populated with all pack-owned commands fromPacks/<Pack>/src/commands/.~/.claude/commands/<name>.mdends up as a symlink to~/.pai/commands/<name>.mdfor all PAI-owned commands.Related
~/.pai/skills/.Out of scope