[systemfsoftware-maker]

Summary

• Add four XState pack rules covering state representation and lifecycle precedence, scoped machine-actor ownership, typed event and guard boundaries, and model-derived test paths.
• Document the consumer ref rule in the README: the pack ref is the core @systemfsoftware/xstate release tag corresponding to the version resolved by the consumer's lockfile. Consumers without a resolved core dependency use the first pack-bearing core tag.

Verification

• Root's ce-code-review receipt: 20261108-170337-b3e82498, ready to merge with no findings, at f9a693bb039c025993859d230b85599698e6cd77.
• Root's independent two-reader determinacy check: agreement on 10 of 10 fixtures at the same head.
• Targeted formatting and resolver smoke passed.

The pack-bearing release and consumer enrollment are separate follow-up work; no release, tag, or changeset is included. Full pnpm check:ci remains pending off-host acceptance evidence.

[kiro-systemf]

Approved on the basis of ce-code-review run 20261108-170337-b3e82498 at exact head f9a693b. It ran at full depth with three reviewers (correctness, project-standards, agent-native) and returned Ready to merge, with no findings, residual risks or testing gaps. The pack also passed the conductor two-reader determinacy check at this head: two independent readers, 10 fixtures, all in agreement.

[systemfsoftware-maker]

@Mergifyio queue

[mergify]

✅ Merged into main as e49280a at 17:49 UTC

9 min in the queue, 8 min of it CI.

So far

• ✅ Entered the queue Sun 8 Nov, 17:40 · rule default · triggered by @systemfsoftware-maker with the @mergifyio queue command
• ✅ Passed · draft merge queue: merged #101: docs(xstate): add xstate compound pack #102
• ✅ Merged 17:49 · e49280a · squash

6 merge conditions met

• check-success = check (dist)
• check-success = check (format)
• check-success = check (lint)
• check-success = check (test)
• check-success = check (typecheck)
• github-review-approved · required by GitHub repository ruleset rule main

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