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docs: correct flow_* routing — Stackbilder product runs on TarotScript backend#39

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Summary

  • README backend table listed Stackbilder as the routing target for flow_* tools, but src/route-table.ts:22-30 routes all flow_* calls to the TAROTSCRIPT service binding.
  • route-table.ts is authoritative (it's the runtime dispatch mechanism); the README row is documentation drift.
  • Fix updates the row label to Stackbilder (TarotScript backend) so the routing truth is visible without losing the product name, and promotes the "legacy — migrating to scaffold_*" parenthetical to a DEPRECATED prefix since that migration status was soft-pedaled before.
  • Kept rows separate rather than merging — Stackbilder and TarotScript are distinct product surfaces on the same engine.

Context

Drift was flagged during MCP gateway triage alongside a batch of issue dispositions. Discussion in the gateway issue stream on 2026-04-17.

Test plan

  • Visual inspection of the rendered table on the PR page
  • Grep confirmation that no other docs reference STACKBILDER binding for flow_* routing (only wrangler.toml still binds STACKBILDER as a service — preserved, not touched, since that's a separate cleanup if the binding turns out to be unused)

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The backend table listed `Stackbilder` as the routing target for `flow_*`
tools, but `src/route-table.ts:22-30` is authoritative and routes all
`flow_*` tools to the `TAROTSCRIPT` service binding. Update the row to
reflect that Stackbilder is a product UX sitting on the TarotScript
backend, and promote the "legacy — migrating to scaffold_*" parenthetical
to a loud DEPRECATED prefix.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@stackbilt-admin stackbilt-admin merged commit fc4a706 into main Apr 17, 2026
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