Twinned from https://github.com/cfsh/ninefold/issues/804 by tools/beads/import_github.py's reconcile pass.
Suggestions from ninefold-reviewer's review of #801. Both are advisory residuals from a CONVERGED verdict — neither blocked that PR, and if #801 folds either one in, close this with a note.
1. session_state.py's absence warning covers the directory, not the file. #801 added a stderr warning at session_state.py:393, gated on state_dir.is_dir(). With the dir present and tracked-prs.txt gone — the #618/#684 state, and precisely what --migrate leaves behind when it recovers nothing, since the mkdir runs and the copy does not — session_state.py tracked-prs.txt still prints a path to nowhere, exit 0, silent. design 006 §2.12.7's words fit unchanged: *"this is where your ledger would have been."* payload() already computes tracked.is_file(), so the check is free, and the same C4 shape applies (stderr, exit 0, after the --init touch so it cannot self-fire). Counter-argument on the record: poll.py's NO-LEDGER lands one command later in the documented pipeline and dev.py carries its own note off tracked_prs_exists, so this only bites the caller who resolves and does not immediately poll. DEV_PRINCIPLES D2.
2. /triage points at an invocation that now refuses. .claude/commands/triage.md:29 sends the triage round to ./tools/pr/poll.py to read each issue's latest CLAIM/RELEASE marker. That reader is not a dev session: it has no ledger, no session: label, and no reason to own either — and since #801 the argument-free form exits 2. The digest's issue section never depended on the sid or the label (they only decide which issues are *mine*), so the read itself is still sound; what is missing is a named way for a non-session caller to get it. Either give triage.md the command it should now run, or let poll.py name that caller in its refusal. Small, and the refusal is self-teaching enough that nobody is stuck — but the one documented non-session reader currently has no supported line.
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