trigger-tree docs discoverability gate

Version updated for https://github.com/Hedde/trigger_tree to version v1.24.0.

  • This action is used across all versions by 1 repositories.

Action Type

This is a Composite action.

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Action Summary

trigger-tree is a local tool that records discovery evidence to improve documentation quality by monitoring which AI coding assistants are accessing project documentation. It helps identify patterns, guardrails, and areas of improvement in the documentation process without relying on cloud analytics or model tokens. The action supports various platforms and provides insights into the health and effectiveness of documentation for teams.

What’s Changed

Both findings below were reported by @BartWaardenburg — thank you.

  • The structural inventory follows git’s view of the repository (#16): a file excluded by .gitignore can no longer surface as a router member, orphan, or missing entry point in tt-stats or tt gate. The scope scanner and the structure inventory now share one git-visible source of truth; the filesystem walk remains the fallback outside git repositories.
  • Watched surfaces behind a directory symlink are named instead of silently missing (#15): the stats payload gains unfollowed_surfaces (path, target, reason), the health grade states its scope explicitly (evaluable docs), a health driver counts unfollowed surfaces, and tt doctor warns with the paths. Symlinks are still never followed — bytes outside the repository stay out of the deterministic score by design; the boundary is documented in the heat-model guide.

Install (Claude Code)

/plugin marketplace add Hedde/trigger_tree
/plugin install trigger-tree@trigger-tree

Install (Codex, pinned to this release)

codex plugin marketplace add Hedde/trigger_tree --ref v1.24.0
codex plugin add trigger-tree@trigger-tree

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