Release: Focused Context Waves And Learning Capture

Forgeflow 4.3.39 ships the next efficiency pass: focused context-wave builds, clearer first-failure capture, after-action learning prompts, stronger runtime parity checks, and a wrapper-contract baseline.

Focused Context Waves

• New /forgeflow-context-wave-build builds one focused context packet from an over-budget review wave without spawning reviewers.
• build-context-wave.js plans read-only first, avoids writing wave files for current or incomplete packets, and writes only the selected focused packet under local .forgeflow/.
• Regression coverage now asserts under-budget and missing-wave branches do not create wave artifacts.

Failure And Outcome Capture

• /forgeflow-validation-failure-capture now returns a first-run capture prompt with a safely quoted digest path and an explicit "do not rerun" boundary.
• /forgeflow-validation-plan carries the matching failure-capture note for focused, full-suite, and source-smoke commands.
• /forgeflow-outcome-capture-plan and /forgeflow-learning-status now show after-action prompts for next-work outcomes, review outcomes, and agent feedback.

Runtime And Wrapper Surfaces

• runtime-inventory.js now exposes managed-registry counts and parity checks across health, release gate, and release-process surfaces.
• New command-wrapper-contract.js inventories helper-backed command wrappers for installed fallback, repair guidance, safe argument forwarding, and Node environment scrubbing.
• Install, update, health, release, README, and wiki surfaces now include the new context-wave and wrapper-contract helpers.

Validation

• Full scripts/forgeflow/test-*.js suite
• node scripts/forgeflow/smoke-check.js --mode source --json
• node scripts/forgeflow/test-doc-links.js
• git diff --check
• Forgeflow review approvals from Smith, Warden, Lumen, Atlas, Arbiter, and Compass