chore(claude): retire four repo-local commands in favour of the ChittyMarket finance plugin

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Companion to chittyos/chittymarket#162, which adds the chittyos-finance plugin and finance-operating-defaults — a books constitution carrying the method these commands never had.

Operator instruction: "check all finance skills and creat a finance plugin removing the standalone skills in favor of a chittymarket managed plugin and connections".

Four retired, four kept

Three tests, first hit wins: carries entity facts → unpublishable to a shared package (the rule that keeps matter facts out of legal-operating-defaults); encodes a workflow the constitution forbids → retire; pure dev-loop scaffolding → leave.

Retired

Command	Why
check-system	Calls npm run mode:detect, db:push:system, dev:system. None exists in package.json. A validator that reports health it never checked is worse than no validator
db-reset	Drops and reseeds the books datastore with no snapshot, no operator gate, no rollback — against a driver with no interactive transactions, so a failure leaves partial state by default (constitution §4, §7). Three of its npm scripts are absent; it also hardcodes tenant counts and two named individuals
quick-deploy	Lists MODE=system npm run db:push:system + npm run db:seed as production pre-flight. drizzle-kit push is destructive, and this is exactly the unguarded apply path that produced the four rows still carrying the wrong tax_deductible (§2, §3). Five of its npm scripts do not exist
fix-deploy	No defined scope, no stop condition; its one concrete step is npm run check

Leaving these repo-local would have preserved the failure path the constitution exists to close.

Kept, repo-local

extract-turbotenant, extract-portfolio, fetch-ledger, tenant-switch.

Each carries entity facts — four property names and street addresses, a specific Google Sheet, seven tenant slugs — so none can be promoted to a published capability package. All four have live backing scripts (scripts/import-turbotenant.ts, scripts/fetch-turbotenant-ledger.ts), so they are working tools, not dead weight.

Zero of eight promoted. What ChittyMarket gains is the method, not the commands.

CLAUDE.md

• Points books-method questions at finance-operating-defaults in the chittyos-finance plugin
• Records which four commands were retired and why the other four stay
• Flags that the Commands block is partly stale: npm run deploy, db:push:system, db:push:standalone, db:seed, dev:system, build:system, mode:detect are all documented there and none is in package.json (which has dev, build, start, check, db:push, db:seed:coa, test*). Correcting the whole block is a separate change; this PR warns rather than silently rewrites

Risk

Deletions and documentation only. No source, schema, route, or test touched.

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  • Removed the documented workflows for system checks, database resets, deployment fixes, and quick deployments.
  • Updated project guidance to clarify which scripts are available and where to find production bookkeeping rules.
  • Retained the tenant-related command guidance.

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The PR removes four repo-local command files and adds CLAUDE.md guidance about missing npm scripts, bookkeeping defaults, and retained commands.

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Repo-local command retirement

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Remove commands and update guidance CLAUDE.md, .claude/commands/{check-system,db-reset,fix-deploy,quick-deploy}.md	CLAUDE.md identifies several npm scripts that are absent from package.json, describes the applicable ChittyMarket and legal operating defaults, and records which commands were retired or retained. The four retired command files are deleted.

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Users following the README may try commands that are no longer available. Update the catalog before or shortly after merging.

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Changed systems: CLAUDE.md

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• observed — CLAUDE.md (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.

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• observed — Modified behavior in CLAUDE.md: Adds a warning that deploy, db:push:system, db:push:standalone, db:seed, dev:system, build:system, and mode:detect are absent from package.json, and directs readers to verify script names there.
• observed — Modified behavior in CLAUDE.md: Adds guidance that ChittyMarket’s finance-operating-defaults governs bookkeeping operations and hands off to legal-operating-defaults when figures are filed or asserted. Records the retirement of check-system, db-reset, quick-deploy, and fix-deploy, citing their nonexistent npm scripts and, for the latter two, their unguarded db:push plus seed path; says the TurboTenant/tenant commands remain.
• observed — Modified behavior in .claude/commands/check-system.md: The check-system command was removed, including its system-mode readiness checks and requested results table.
• observed — Modified behavior in .claude/commands/db-reset.md: The database-reset command documentation was deleted, including its destructive-operation warning, reset and reseed steps, verification instructions, and expected counts for tenants, users, properties, and accounts.

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Review: PR #177

Docs and deletions only, and the claims hold up. I checked package.json: its scripts are dev, build, start, check, db:push, db:seed:coa and test*. That means mode:detect, db:push:system, db:seed, build:system, deploy:production and the other scripts the retired commands called don't exist. Retiring those four commands is justified.

Suggestions

1. The Commands block at the top of CLAUDE.md is still wrong. The PR adds a warning but leaves the broken block in place. It also contradicts the "Schema Changes" and "Required Env" sections, which still tell readers to run db:push:{mode}. An agent reading top-down sees the commands first and the warning last. Either fix the block in this PR (it is a small edit) or move the warning directly under the block. A tracking issue for the full cleanup would also help.
2. The PR adds a dependency on a repo outside this one. CLAUDE.md now says to load finance-operating-defaults from chittyos-finance before writing to the books datastore. The plugin doesn't live here, so link chittyos/chittymarket#162. Note that the guidance is only available where the plugin is installed. Consider keeping a one-line local rule: no db:push or seed against production without an operator gate and a snapshot.
3. Don't merge before chittymarket#162 does. Otherwise CLAUDE.md points at a plugin that doesn't exist yet.
4. Replacement for check-system. The quick health check it was meant to give (npm run check, /api/v1/status, /api/integrations/status) is now missing. Add one line to CLAUDE.md if you want it kept.
5. Docs tone. The CLAUDE.md header says to defer to the pentad rather than duplicate it. The retirement rationale (which four commands, and why) is changelog or PR-description material, so consider trimming that paragraph. The pointer to the constitution is the part worth keeping.

Other

• Security: no concerns. Removing the unguarded destructive db:push --force and seed path is a net improvement.
• Tests: none are needed for deletions and docs.

Overall this is a good change. I'd approve once the stale Commands block is addressed or ticketed.

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Remove the retired commands from .claude/README.md.

This line retires four commands, but .claude/README.md still lists each under “Custom Commands” with usage and sample output. Users may follow that catalog and invoke commands this change removes. Remove those entries or mark them as retired.

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Docs and deletions only, so there's no runtime risk. The reasoning for retiring the four commands holds up: they reference npm scripts that don't exist, and db-reset and quick-deploy encode an unguarded destructive db:push plus seed path. I didn't re-run the package.json check myself. I'm relying on the PR's description of which scripts exist.

Suggestions

1. Stale Commands block. The new warning says the block is stale, but the block still lists the dead scripts right above it. Anyone skimming the block won't see the warning. Since this PR is already fixing this area, I'd correct the block to match package.json (dev, build, start, check, db:push, db:seed:coa, test*) in this PR or a fast follow-up. Until then, add an inline (stale — see Gotchas) marker to the block.
2. Counts don't match. The PR body lists seven stale scripts (including build:system and mode:detect). The CLAUDE.md text says five of eight, and build:system and mode:detect aren't in that block at all. The CLAUDE.md note is accurate for the block as written. Please fix the PR description so the two agree.
3. Dependency on an external repo. CLAUDE.md now sends readers to finance-operating-defaults in chittymarket#162. If that PR isn't merged or published first, the reference points at nothing. Please state the merge order, or make the link conditional.
4. Retirement note. The sentence about the four retired commands will go stale quickly and is mostly history that git already records. Consider trimming it to one line. The "don't use unguarded db:push" guidance is worth keeping. A short line in Schema Changes would reinforce it, since that section still says npm run db:push:{mode}.
5. Dropped checks. check-system had useful intent (ChittyConnect health, /api/v1/status). Consider a follow-up issue to build a real validator on scripts that exist, so that coverage isn't lost.

Tests, security and performance: none affected. Removing the destructive reset path is a small security plus.

Overall this looks good to merge once items 1–3 are addressed or acknowledged.