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Phase 5 Closeout

Phase Closeout

  • Phase: Phase 5
  • Status: completed
  • Date: 2026-03-08
  • Owner: Codex
  • Objective: Make .arqon the real live storage location for Maestro config, scripts, and logs while preserving legacy .serenade state as fallback and rollback material.

Scope Completed

  • Added directory-level migration from legacy ~/.serenade/scripts into ~/.arqon/scripts.
  • Added migration of historical log files from ~/.serenade into ~/.arqon.
  • Ensured the preferred ~/.arqon directory exists before path-based consumers use it.
  • Verified both simulated and real home-directory migration behavior.
  • Published the evidence pack and updated the rebrand tracking docs.

Files Changed

Breaking Changes Introduced

  • ~/.arqon is now the canonical live home for Maestro config-adjacent state, not just a preferred config filename location.

Compatibility Shims Added

  • Legacy config file fallback remains active.
  • Legacy ~/.serenade/scripts content is migrated forward if canonical scripts are absent.
  • Legacy log files are copied forward if canonical log files are absent.
  • Legacy ~/.serenade directory is preserved in place.

Compatibility Shims Removed

  • None.

Verification Performed

  • npm run build:main from maestro/client
  • temp-home migration simulation using ts-node
  • real-home migration using ts-node
  • mkdocs build

Residual Risks

  • The legacy directory still exists and may diverge from canonical state if users edit it manually after migration.
  • Sidecar compatibility still loads both .arqon/scripts and .serenade/scripts, which is correct for transition but not the final end state.
  • Full removal of legacy config storage remains deferred until a later cleanup phase.

Rollback Point

  • 7e1488c Complete rebrand phase 4

Entry Criteria For Next Phase

  • Phase 5 evidence pack is published.
  • Tracker, decision log, and gotcha registry reflect .arqon as the real live storage location.
  • Phase 6 starts from the assumption that config and log storage migration is complete and only safe internal identifier cleanup remains.