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replaceSection only recognized top-level (#) headings. A call targeting a ## or ### heading fell through to the append path and silently created a duplicated top-level section (thecodacus#34). A second consumer reproduced the same corruption independently. - match headings of any level (# through ######) - end a section at the next same-or-higher level heading - throw on ambiguous multi-match instead of editing the first hit - strip a leading content line that duplicates the target heading, since callers routinely re-include the heading line in the replacement content This is the hotfix that has run without incidents in our production deployment since 2026-09-19. Adds regression tests for each failure mode.
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In `@packages/core/src/okf/bundle.ts`:
- Line 258: Update the heading matching logic in replaceSection to use the same
canonical heading-title parser as duplicate-heading removal, including removal
of optional closing ATX markers only when the # sequence is preceded by
whitespace. Ensure headings such as “## Goals ##” normalize to “Goals” so
section replacement matches existing headings without appending duplicates.
- Line 287: Update replaceSection so replacing a parent heading preserves all
nested subsection lines before the next same-or-higher heading, then appends
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replaceSection treated a trailing ATX closing sequence as part of the title, so '## Goals ##' (legal CommonMark) did not match 'Goals' and fell into the append path, producing the duplicated top-level section this PR exists to remove. Strip a trailing '#+' sequence only when preceded by whitespace (CommonMark requires the space; 'Goals##' is the literal title 'Goals##') in both the match loop and the duplicate-strip, with regression tests. Also rename a test whose name contradicted its assertion, and refresh the replace_section schema description, which still described top-level-only matching after the previous commit.
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🟡 Minor · Update the parent tool description to match the expanded heading contract. · tools.ts:106
packages/core/src/agent/tools.ts:106
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the parent tool description to match the expanded heading contract.
replace_section.headingsupports headings from H1 through H6, butpatch_concept.descriptionstill says “one top-level '# Section'”. Replace that wording so tool consumers do not assume that only top-level sections are supported.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/core/src/agent/tools.ts`:
- Line 106: Update the patch_concept tool description near
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patch_concept's tool description and the patchConcept doc comment still said replace_section handles one top-level '# Section'. Agent callers read these strings as the contract, so update both to any heading level (H1-H6) to match the schema and the implementation (thecodacus#34).
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What this fixes
replaceSectioninpackages/core/src/okf/bundle.tsonly matches top-level#headings. Any##/###target silently falls into the append path and produces a duplicated top-level section — the same silent-corruption class as #34 (no error raised, health checks still pass).Two independent reports of the class are on record:
Changes (
packages/core/src/okf/bundle.ts)#through######)Behavior when the section is absent (append a top-level
# headingsection) is unchanged.Testing
This is the hotfix that has been running in our production deployment (consumer of the MCP agent tools) without incidents since 2026-09-19; the PR is the same change applied to the TypeScript source.
Adds regression tests to
packages/core/test/okf.test.tsfor each failure mode:##replacement in place, level-aware section bounds, duplicated-heading strip, the ambiguity throw, and the unchanged append path. Verified locally against the full suite:pnpm -r buildandpnpm testgreen (core 63 + server 7).Fixes #34.
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