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Phase 5 Evidence Pack

Purpose

This evidence pack records the concrete checks used to validate the Phase 5 config storage and log migration.

Baseline

Before Phase 5:

  • config files were already read and written through canonical .arqon filenames in code
  • live user state on this machine was still primarily stored under ~/.serenade
  • ~/.arqon already existed for other Arqon tooling and contained unrelated content
  • scripts and logs were not being migrated as a directory-level state set

Observed baseline on this machine:

  • ~/.arqon existed but did not yet contain Maestro config, scripts, or logs
  • ~/.serenade contained:
  • serenade.json
  • settings.json
  • words.json
  • scripts/custom.js
  • arqon.log
  • serenade.log
  • error.log
  • core.log
  • speech-engine.log
  • code-engine.log

Post-Change Verification

Check 1: Electron Main Build

  • Command: npm run build:main from maestro/client
  • Result: passed.
  • Warnings:
  • optional ws native addon warning for bufferutil
  • optional ws native addon warning for utf-8-validate
  • Interpretation: no Phase 5 regression in the Electron main bundle.

Check 2: Temp-Home Migration Simulation

  • Command: created a temporary HOME with only legacy .serenade state, then instantiated Settings through ts-node.
  • Result: passed.
  • Observed migrated files under temp ~/.arqon:
  • arqon.json
  • settings.json
  • words.json
  • scripts/custom.js
  • arqon.log
  • Interpretation: the migration logic correctly copies legacy config, scripts, and logs into canonical Arqon storage without requiring a preexisting Maestro directory.

Check 3: Real Home Migration

  • Command:
  • node -r ./node_modules/ts-node/register/transpile-only -e "const Settings=require('./src/main/settings').default; const s=new Settings(); console.log(s.path());"
  • find ~/.arqon -maxdepth 2 -type f | sort | sed -n '1,120p'
  • Result: passed.
  • Observed files under real ~/.arqon:
  • arqon.json
  • settings.json
  • words.json
  • scripts/custom.js
  • arqon.log
  • serenade.log
  • error.log
  • Interpretation: the actual machine now has canonical Maestro config and support state under ~/.arqon while leaving the legacy directory untouched.

Check 4: Documentation Build

  • Command: mkdocs build
  • Result: passed.
  • Interpretation: Phase 5 tracking and closeout content publish cleanly.

Evidence Summary

Phase 5 succeeded on the pieces it was supposed to control:

  • canonical config storage under ~/.arqon
  • migration of legacy config files into canonical Arqon filenames
  • migration of custom-command scripts into ~/.arqon/scripts
  • migration of historical logs into ~/.arqon
  • preservation of legacy ~/.serenade state as a fallback and rollback base

Conclusion

Phase 5 can be hard-closed because live Maestro state now exists under ~/.arqon, while legacy ~/.serenade data remains available as compatibility and rollback material.