Refactor Transcript Converters to Shared Package
This is an architectural relocation with settled design and explicit acceptance criteria. The approved spec and dispatch provide the required intent approval; I’ll validate the current checkout and Linear issue, then make an ephemeral execution plan and use the required Pi-native writer/review workflows.
I verified ENT-2766 and the approved spec, confirmed the worktree is clean, and saved the implementation plan at /tmp/pi-writing-plans/2026-10-06-transcript-relocation.md.
A Pi worker is implementing the relocation with TDD. I’ll independently review and verify its changes before proceeding to commit and PR.
The worker’s focused converter tests and dependency-guard negative test passed. The full mise run check has been running for over four minutes; I’ve asked the worker to check its progress and report the result without rerunning it.
I approved restoring the original private wire fields and adding focused tests, since this preserves existing parse-error behavior within the slice. The worker will report the focused test results and full-check outcome; no commit or push is authorized yet.
The worker reports focused tests passed and the converter fixtures remained byte-identical. mise run check passed lint and unit/integration tests, but the canary could not start because the gotestsum shim has no configured version. I’ve started an independent review; I’ll address any findings and resolve the verification gap before committing.
The independent review found no issues. The dependency guard rejects a deliberately injected non-stdlib import, and the worker restored tests for malformed wire fields.
I retried mise run check; lint and race-enabled tests passed again, but the canary still fails because the nested mise task cannot resolve gotestsum, even when invoked through mise exec with a pinned version. I haven’t committed or pushed. I’ll resolve this tooling blocker without changing global mise configuration, then continue with the required checks.
Parent check-in (ENT-2766): you went idle with an unresolved blocker (the canary step of mise run check cannot resolve gotestsum) and nothing committed. Please resume. Evidence from the orchestrator workspace, which may help: here gotestsum resolves through the mise shim at ~/.local/share/mise/shims/gotestsum (mise lists go:gotest.tools/gotestsum 1.13.0 as installed). Also, on main, mise run check already fails at test:ci (TestFormatCommitDate/yesterday, the pre-existing DST bug) before the canary runs. Do not change global mise config. If the canary blocker turns out to be environmental and unrelated to your diff, record that evidence (the per-step check results), continue to commit/PR, and say so in the PR body; if you cannot establish that, escalate to me with the exact failure.
I found the cause: gotestsum 1.13.0 is installed, but this checkout’s mise configuration does not activate it; I’ll leave global configuration untouched. The commit is clean and the branch is current with origin/main. I’m running the required four-angle PR preflight now; the full check’s canary limitation will be included in the PR evidence.
Commit 0aaacca23 is created, with 62 files changed (128 net lines). The branch is up to date with origin/main, and mise run lint passed. The required four-reviewer preflight is running; I’ll use its findings and the documented canary limitation to determine PR readiness.