Header Coverage

The DispatchAtlas license-header coverage sweep — how every file class is classified for SPDX headers across the full repository tree.

Full-repository sweep of 2026-06-10, produced by uv run python tools/license_header.py check against every tree — tracked files, private research trees, the evidence tree, and generated build outputs. The gate re-derives this classification from on-disk bytes on every pre-commit and CI run; this page records the ratified baseline.

Result

Classification	Files	Meaning
has-inline	293	Commentable file carrying its canonical single-line header at the correct position
blanket-covered	107,891	Data, asset, marker, and generated files covered by `REUSE.toml` and the project `LICENSE` (including the machine-emitted records under the experiments workspace's local layers)
MISSING	0	—
unregistered	0	—
Total	108,184

reuse lint independently reports the tracked tree compliant with REUSE 3.3 (359/359 files carrying both license and copyright information).

Closed during the sweep

The sweep surfaced and closed seven gaps: six private pages carried a non-standard multi-line attribution block instead of the single-line standard (canonical header injected, non-standard block removed); one stylesheet carried its identifier inside a malformed multi-line block (normalized to the canonical first-line form). The seven portal .mdx pages and the site-index route module were ratified under their correct comment forms (JSX comment after frontmatter; line-comment form) rather than misclassified.

Recurrence prevention

A missing or unregistered header anywhere fails check with exit 1. The gate runs as a pre-commit hook (covering all local trees) and as a CI step beside reuse lint, so a fresh header-less file cannot land silently.