chore(gilbreth): strip legacy gilbreth-wbs pack from workspace tusk.toml#58
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The wbs/gilbreth-wbs/ tracking tree was retired in #57; no live nodes in this workspace use the wbs-* types or wbs-workflow anymore, so the appended pack section (originally installed by `tusk pack add` against the pre-#54 wbs.toml, plus a duplicate banner from a re-add) is dead weight. Leaves tusk.toml minimal: just [workspace]. Any future WBS effort in this repo can re-run /wbs-bootstrap to install Elephant's core pack + the canonical wbs-workflow.
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Summary
Removes the appended
gilbreth-wbspack section ([node-types.wbs-*],[edge-types.wbs-*],[behaviors.workflow.wbs-workflow], plus two duplicate banner-comment blocks left over from a pre-#54tusk pack addre-run) from this repo's workspacetusk.toml.With the WBS tracking tree retired in #57, no live nodes use the
wbs-*types or thewbs-workflowanymore — the pack section is dead weight that would only confuse a future agent readingtusk.toml. Leaves the file minimal: just[workspace].If a future WBS effort is needed in this repo, run
/wbs-bootstrap(from the gilbreth plugin) — it installs Elephant's canonicalcorepack + thewbs-workflowfrom gilbreth's currentpacks/wbs.toml. No need to migrate; there's nothing to migrate from.Net change
tusk.toml: 181 → 3 lines (178 deletions).Follow-up (manual, local-only)
The local SQLite index at
.tusk/index.db*(gitignored) still has 5 ghost workflow-violation entries left over from PR #35's earlierwbs/superhuman-tusk-v1-migration/*retirement —tusk doctorsurfaces them buttusk reindexdoesn't clear them, and the MCP server holds the write lock so they can't be purged from this branch. After this PR merges and the Tusk MCP server is restarted (or the workspace is re-cloned), running:will rebuild the index from scratch against the now-empty
tusk.toml, leavingtusk doctorfully clean. Not blocking anything; pure hygiene.Test plan
lint-commitspasses (Conventional Commits, scopegilbreth).lint-pr-titlepasses.tusk doctorfrom a fresh clone (no.tusk/cache) reports no issues.