Sync embedded daily-todo-md-stale-review ConfigMap: paused (enabled: false)
Mirrors the-custodian's ADR-001 source-of-truth change (2026-07-20): this activity was the fleet's only consumer of the task_template rule action, which unconditionally routes through IssueSink -> issue-core -> Forgejo -- the sole source of 5 stale-review issues that had to be manually reviewed and closed. Embedded copy in this ConfigMap had drifted from the source file (still enabled: true) since there's no automated sync between the-custodian/activity-definitions/ and this k8s manifest; the Deploy runbook in k8s/railiance/README.md re-applies the ConfigMap as committed here, so this had to be updated before re-running actcore-sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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id: "b8e4f1a2-3c6d-4e9f-a1b2-7d8e9f0a1b2c"
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name: "Daily TODO.md Stale Review"
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type: activity-definition
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version: "1.0"
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enabled: true
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version: "1.1"
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enabled: false
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owner: custodian
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governance: custodian
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status: active
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status: paused
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created: "2026-07-08"
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updated: "2026-07-20"
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trigger:
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type: cron
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cron_expression: "30 8 * * *"
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author: activity-core
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---
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# ActivityDefinition: Daily TODO.md Stale Review
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# Daily TODO.md Stale Review
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Kubernetes projection of the Custodian-owned definition in
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`/home/worsch/the-custodian/activity-definitions/daily-todo-md-stale-review.md`.
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> **Paused 2026-07-20.** The matched rule below always produces a
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> `TaskSpec` (`rules/actions.py::_task_spec_for_rule`), which
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> `RunActivityWorkflow` unconditionally routes through `emit_tasks` →
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> the deployment-wide `IssueSink` (`ISSUE_SINK_TYPE`, default `rest` →
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> issue-core → Forgejo). There is no per-activity sink override in the
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> current schema, and this activity is the fleet's *only* consumer of
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> `task_template` — it was the sole source of 5 stale-review Forgejo
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> issues (`the-custodian` #1–#5, opened 2026-07-08, all reviewed and
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> closed 2026-07-20). Per current policy, Forgejo issue tracking is not
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> the fleet coordination mechanism (binky-control housekeeping session,
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> 2026-07-20) — so this activity is disabled (`enabled: false`) rather
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> than left to recreate the same sidetrack daily.
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>
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> **Re-enable path:** redirect the rule's output onto the work-record
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> backbone (`work-record-types_v0.1.md`, `kind: intake` — "a stale TODO.md
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> is exactly a finding/directive") instead of `IssueSink`. This needs
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> either a new report-sink type in activity-core (file-based intake-item
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> authoring in the target repo, mirroring `state-hub-progress`) or routing
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> through the stage-3 promotion tooling seeded in `CUST-WP-0060`'s closure
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> review (item 6, added 2026-07-20). Do not re-enable with `enabled: true`
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> alone; that only restores the Forgejo-issue behavior.
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>
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> This file change is the ADR-001 source of truth; the live activity-core
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> DB row picks it up on the next `make sync-activity-definitions` run
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> (Railiance-deployed, not run from this edit).
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Runs daily at 08:30 Europe/Berlin (after WSJF triage at 07:20). Scans
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registered workstation repos for `TODO.md` files that have not changed in
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6+ days and emits a review task per stale repo.
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Policy: TODO.md is a pragmatic interruption buffer only. Stale files should
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be reviewed — archive done items, delete noise, or promote durable work into
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a workplan via ADR-001.
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```rule
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id: flag-stale-todo-md
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name: actcore-runtime-config
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- secretRef:
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name: actcore-runtime-secret
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