Jesús Pérez 37ee6486d5 fix: resolve all syntax errors in provisioning modules

Fixed 29 syntax errors across 4 modules:
- servers/ (6 files, 13 errors): Fixed parentheses in PROVISIONING_ARGS expressions
- taskservs/ (4 files, 6 errors): Fixed parentheses in string interpolation
- main_provisioning/ (3 files, 3 errors): Fixed environment variable access
- lib_provisioning/utils/ (2 files, 2 errors): Fixed standalone env access

Pattern fixed:
- $"($env.PROVISIONING_ARGS? | default "") " → $"(($env.PROVISIONING_ARGS? | default "")) "
- $env.PROVISIONING_ARGS? | default "" → ($env.PROVISIONING_ARGS? | default "")

All modules now have valid Nushell syntax for proper parsing.

2025-09-23 00:00:01 +01:00

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Start Migration from Claude Code

The agent scripts need to be launched from within Claude Code using the Task tool, not from command line.

How to Launch Agents

Option 1: Ask Claude Code to Run Migration

Hey Claude, please run the config-driven migration using the agent scripts in .migration/agents/

Option 2: Launch Individual Agents

Claude, please launch the syntax analyzer agent using the instructions in .migration/agents/01_analyze_syntax.sh

Option 3: Use Task Tool Directly (if in Claude Code session)

# Example of how Claude Code would launch an agent:
Task "syntax-analyzer" "Find syntax errors using .migration/knowledge/SYNTAX_FIX_CARD.md" "general-purpose"

Why Command Line Doesn't Work

The claude-code command in the scripts was a placeholder. Claude Code agents must be launched from within a Claude Code session using the Task tool.

Alternative: Manual Migration

If you want to run without agents, you can manually:

Find syntax errors: find core/ -name "*.nu" -exec nu --ide-check {} \;
Find ENV references: grep -r "\$env.PROVISIONING" core/
Fix manually using patterns in .migration/knowledge/

Recommended Approach

Ask Claude Code to run the migration - it can launch the agents properly using the Task tool and coordinate the entire process.

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