parity_only twins are GENERATED by codex-sync and verified by its byte-exact
drift gate; re-checking content rules on generated artifacts is the whack-a-mole.
lint-codex-native, runtime-sections, api-conformance, audit-parity, and
generated-artifacts now skip parity twins (treatment != bespoke) and check
hand-authored bespoke twins + the override layer only. A generated artifact is
verified by regenerate-and-diff, not by re-checking content rules.
Verified: bespoke Claude-isms still caught; parity twins with accurate cross-runtime
content (cass/cc-hooks) no longer trip the gates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The remaining 6 of the original 14 ref-dropping pointers legitimately document
NON-Codex runtimes, so the "0 Claude mentions" twin rule was wrong for them
(scrubbing "Claude" would gut the content). Adds a shared exemption list,
scripts/lint/codex-cross-runtime-skills.txt, honored by the generator AND the
gates:
- codex-sync: for listed skills, apply only the slash->$ rewrite; preserve
runtime names/paths verbatim (Claude Code / ~/.claude stay accurate).
- validate-codex-runtime-sections: skip the no-Claude-mention scan for them.
- audit-codex-parity: skip CLAUDE_TOOL_NAMING for them.
Converts all 6 to self-contained (body + references now ship to Codex):
cass (parses Claude/Codex/Gemini logs), rch (Claude Code PreToolUse hook),
vibing-with-ntm (claude -p LAW-0 ban), agent-native (per-runtime paths),
cc-hooks (Claude Code hook system), agy-native (AGY/Gemini harness).
This completes age-8wm: all 14 pointer twins now self-contained. The 8 ordinary
ones convert clean (Codex-native); these 6 stay runtime-accurate via the
exemption. shellcheck clean; the 3 codex gates pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
boshu