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# Verdict: project-scoping-enforcement
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## Status: PASS
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**Completion Date**: 2026-06-15
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## Summary
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Fixed 7 critical and medium scoping issues that would cause silent misdirection when working on the automaton framework and another project simultaneously. Added `--project` flag to all status.py commands across 16+ files. Closed the pre-v2.0 task bypass gap by making all operational commands refuse untracked tasks. Added `--upgrade` command for bootstrapping `.state` files.
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## Findings
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- All 192 tests pass
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- Critical scoping issues (_find_project_dir false positive, silent fallback, scope check) fixed
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- Dashboard scope fix implemented
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- `--project {project}` added everywhere
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- Untracked task enforcement implemented
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- `--upgrade` command implemented
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- Process violation: task was created after implementation was complete — this is a behavioral issue, not a code issue
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## Remaining Issues
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- `_infer_state_from_artifacts` heuristic returns `bug_find` instead of `research` for SPEC.md-only tasks (low impact, only affects `--upgrade`)
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- No automated enforcement preventing agents from editing files without a task (inherent to prompt-driven frameworks)
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## Score
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+10
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