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technote add gains --comment (the C card a timeline renders as the note's title, unattachable by any later verb) and repeatable --tag, minting T +sym-NAME * sorted ascending as fossil writes it. forum post and reply gain --mimetype, matching wiki commit's spelling. Empty titles, repeated tags, and whitespace tag names are refused.

First CLI-level coverage for either verb: #76 shipped them tested only at the artifact layer. closed check-in: 21f6efdd1c user: dmestas tags: record-cards

tag add could mint only T +sym-NAME, so a verdict like ci-pass became a symbolic check-in name and the second check-in carrying it made that name ambiguous. add and cancel now take fossil's --raw namespace choice, an optional VALUE, and --propagate; list --raw reads raw tags back, since they are deliberately outside the name space. Names under wiki-, tkt-, or event- are refused, as fossil refuses them.

The composer's arguments moved into a TagCardSpec, which hides its two precondition asserts from the release-assert scanner (a struct field is not slice-shaped), so its baseline entry goes; the asserts stay. closed check-in: 3fa532af3a user: dmestas tags: tag-cards

The signed text is the stored artifact, so readers strip the wrapper to reach the cards and the signature travels wherever the check-in syncs. Signer invocation matches fossil's clearsign.c: COMMAND OUTFILE INFILE, default 'gpg --clearsign -o ', ssh* basenames take the detached path with assembled armor, 'off' disables. A signer that fails or alters the manifest refuses the commit rather than storing it unsigned. artifact reports signature presence; carry is pinned through pack, verify, and the sync wire. check-in: eb2f1adeda user: dmestas tags: trunk