Bug
InterviewScan.ts reports Phase 3 preference files (AUTHORS, BANDS, MOVIES, RESTAURANTS, FOOD_PREFERENCES) as missing (0%, 'file does not exist') even after the interview has been completed.
Root cause
The scanner hardcodes TELOS_DIR as the expected location for all Phase 3 files:
{ phase: 3, path: join(TELOS_DIR, 'AUTHORS.md'), ... }
{ phase: 3, path: join(TELOS_DIR, 'BANDS.md'), ... }
{ phase: 3, path: join(TELOS_DIR, 'MOVIES.md'), ... }
{ phase: 3, path: join(TELOS_DIR, 'RESTAURANTS.md'), ... }
{ phase: 3, path: join(TELOS_DIR, 'FOOD_PREFERENCES.md'), ... }
But the interview skill writes these files to USER/ (one level up from TELOS/). The files exist — the scanner just can't find them.
Impact
After completing a full Phase 3 interview, the scanner reports 0% for all preference files and tells the user they need to redo the work. Causes real confusion and loss of trust in the system.
Fix
Either update InterviewScan.ts to look in USER/ for preference files, or update the interview skill to write them to TELOS/. Whichever is canonical per the Life OS schema should win — the other should be updated to match.
Bug
InterviewScan.tsreports Phase 3 preference files (AUTHORS, BANDS, MOVIES, RESTAURANTS, FOOD_PREFERENCES) as missing (0%, 'file does not exist') even after the interview has been completed.Root cause
The scanner hardcodes
TELOS_DIRas the expected location for all Phase 3 files:But the interview skill writes these files to
USER/(one level up fromTELOS/). The files exist — the scanner just can't find them.Impact
After completing a full Phase 3 interview, the scanner reports 0% for all preference files and tells the user they need to redo the work. Causes real confusion and loss of trust in the system.
Fix
Either update
InterviewScan.tsto look inUSER/for preference files, or update the interview skill to write them toTELOS/. Whichever is canonical per the Life OS schema should win — the other should be updated to match.