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# The full health check **This is the run that trusts nothing.** It re-reads every functional file from scratch, and the checkpoints it leaves behind are what the next weeks of cheap sweeps rest on. Run it when a checkpoint might be wrong, when a large refactor has landed, before a release, or on any tree you have not swept in a long time. Who owns what is [`WSS.OWNERSHIP.md`](../../wss/workflow/WSS.OWNERSHIP.md); what each record holds is [`WSS.RECORD-CONTRACT.md`](../../wss/workflow/WSS.RECORD-CONTRACT.md); the checkpoint format is [`WSS.SWEEP-CHECKPOINT.md`](../../wss/workflow/WSS.SWEEP-CHECKPOINT.md). **Project facts come from `.claude/WSS.WORKFLOW.json`** — `WSS.record.*`, `WSS.commands.typecheck`, `WSS.commands.test`, `WSS.commands.testConsentEnv`, `WSS.commands.indexCheck`. Without a manifest, fall back to conventional names, skip what you cannot resolve, and say so in one line rather than guessing. Where a `.claude/WSS.LANE` selector names a lane, `WSS.lanes.named.<lane>.records.X` overrides `WSS.record.X` for the splittable keys — [`WSS.LANE-CONTRACT.md`](../../wss/workflow/WSS.LANE-CONTRACT.md)'s resolution rule. Other lanes' files are still records with the same owners; sweep them too where the check covers the whole record. ## What it covers, and what it deliberately does not **Files with functional value** — ones a reader acts on, and that are therefore wrong rather than merely old when they stop matching reality: | Covered | Checked for | |---|---| | `WSS.