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title:
  Implement fix in apps/web (Astro 7 + React islands marketplace). Diagnosed bug: UJ-012 A1 guest OTP checkout flow dead-ends after phone verification.

  Verified diagnosis:
  - apps/web/src/features/checkout-modal/CheckoutModal.tsx:236 — handleVerified does ONLY setCsrfToken(newCsrfToken); setIsGuest(false). No transition, no purchase start. Contract (docs/user_journeys/customer-portal/UJ-012-complete-single-deal-purchase.md branch A1) requires: OTP success → purchase proceeds automatically.
  - handleProceedToPayment (:277) guards if (!deal || !csrfToken) return — reads csrfToken from React state, so calling it inside handleVerified before state propagates would no-op.
  - Buy Now CTA (:543-554): disabled={!csrfToken || (isDelivery && !selectedAddressId)} — guest sees disabled button, verifies phone, button silently enables, nothing else happens.
  - Modal states (:29): closed|loading|error|picking_variant|ready|creating_purchase|stripe_element|reserving_group|group_reserved — no auth lifecycle.
  - CheckoutModal.tsx:300,:320 — pending/intent failures collapse to generic error; server rejection codes discarded. Journey requires named rejection surfaced.
  - PhoneVerificationSection.tsx:162 calls onVerified(getCsrfToken()) after /api/auth/firebase-verify succeeds. Server side fully works (user created, cookies set, csrf_token cookie non-HttpOnly).

  Required changes (surgical, minimal):
  1. Refactor purchase start to accept the token as an argument (e.g. proceedToPayment(csrfTokenOverride?: string) or equivalent) so it does not depend on async React state. Existing click path keeps working.
  2. In handleVerified: store token + isGuest=false, then IMMEDIATELY auto-proceed with the fresh token — but ONLY when the same preconditions the CTA enforces hold (non-group flow; if delivery mode, require selectedAddressId — if address missing, stay in ready and let user pick address then click). Group flow (reserving/group CTA at :577): leave behavior as-is apart from the existing flag updates.
  3. Prevent double-submit: guard so a concurrent/repeat Buy Now click during creating_purchase cannot fire a second pending/intent pair.
  4. Stop discarding server rejection codes at :300/:320: surface the returned code (e.g. append/select message by code). Reuse existing i18n keys via useT where they exist; if you MUST add a key, add to BOTH apps/web/src/lib/i18n/he.ts and en.ts (project law). Do not invent new UI components; do not touch group/cart paths otherwise.
  5. Regression test for A1: guest context (isGuest=true, csrfToken=null) → simulate onVerified('tok-123') → assert pending+intent fetches fire automatically with x-csrf-token: tok-123 and modal reaches stripe_element on success; plus a case: delivery mode without address → no auto-fire. Mirror existing test patterns (look at apps/web/tests/components/ for CheckoutModal or similar modal tests; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft vitest + testing-library). Run the test file — must pass.

  Constraints: repo law — no hardcoded colors/spacing/strings (i18n via useT, he+en together); logical CSS props only; comments only for non-obvious WHAT, never reasoning/narration; surgical diff, no drive-by refactors/reformat beyond touched lines. Do NOT git commit — leave changes in working tree.

  Before reporting done:
  1. Run pnpm --filter web typecheck — must exit 0 (if output appears truncated, run apps/web/node_modules/.bin/astro check directly from apps/web).
  2. Run the new/affected vitest file(s) — must pass; paste the pass summary.
  3. Verify claims with grep (quote the new handleVerified body and the proceed signature). Deferred items listed explicitly — never silently drop.
  Output: files changed list, key diff hunks, typecheck + test evidence.

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first_user_message:
  Implement fix in apps/web (Astro 7 + React islands marketplace). Diagnosed bug: UJ-012 A1 guest OTP checkout flow dead-ends after phone verification.

  Verified diagnosis:
  - apps/web/src/features/checkout-modal/CheckoutModal.tsx:236 — handleVerified does ONLY setCsrfToken(newCsrfToken); setIsGuest(false). No transition, no purchase start. Contract (docs/user_journeys/customer-portal/UJ-012-complete-single-deal-purchase.md branch A1) requires: OTP success → purchase proceeds automatically.
  - handleProceedToPayment (:277) guards if (!deal || !csrfToken) return — reads csrfToken from React state, so calling it inside handleVerified before state propagates would no-op.
  - Buy Now CTA (:543-554): disabled={!csrfToken || (isDelivery && !selectedAddressId)} — guest sees disabled button, verifies phone, button silently enables, nothing else happens.
  - Modal states (:29): closed|loading|error|picking_variant|ready|creating_purchase|stripe_element|reserving_group|group_reserved — no auth lifecycle.
  - CheckoutModal.tsx:300,:320 — pending/intent failures collapse to generic error; server rejection codes discarded. Journey requires named rejection surfaced.
  - PhoneVerificationSection.tsx:162 calls onVerified(getCsrfToken()) after /api/auth/firebase-verify succeeds. Server side fully works (user created, cookies set, csrf_token cookie non-HttpOnly).

  Required changes (surgical, minimal):
  1. Refactor purchase start to accept the token as an argument (e.g. proceedToPayment(csrfTokenOverride?: string) or equivalent) so it does not depend on async React state. Existing click path keeps working.
  2. In handleVerified: store token + isGuest=false, then IMMEDIATELY auto-proceed with the fresh token — but ONLY when the same preconditions the CTA enforces hold (non-group flow; if delivery mode, require selectedAddressId — if address missing, stay in ready and let user pick address then click). Group flow (reserving/group CTA at :577): leave behavior as-is apart from the existing flag updates.
  3. Prevent double-submit: guard so a concurrent/repeat Buy Now click during creating_purchase cannot fire a second pending/intent pair.
  4. Stop discarding server rejection codes at :300/:320: surface the returned code (e.g. append/select message by code). Reuse existing i18n keys via useT where they exist; if you MUST add a key, add to BOTH apps/web/src/lib/i18n/he.ts and en.ts (project law). Do not invent new UI components; do not touch group/cart paths otherwise.
  5. Regression test for A1: guest context (isGuest=true, csrfToken=null) → simulate onVerified('tok-123') → assert pending+intent fetches fire automatically with x-csrf-token: tok-123 and modal reaches stripe_element on success; plus a case: delivery mode without address → no auto-fire. Mirror existing test patterns (look at apps/web/tests/components/ for CheckoutModal or similar modal tests; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft vitest + testing-library). Run the test file — must pass.

  Constraints: repo law — no hardcoded colors/spacing/strings (i18n via useT, he+en together); logical CSS props only; comments only for non-obvious WHAT, never reasoning/narration; surgical diff, no drive-by refactors/reformat beyond touched lines. Do NOT git commit — leave changes in working tree.

  Before reporting done:
  1. Run pnpm --filter web typecheck — must exit 0 (if output appears truncated, run apps/web/node_modules/.bin/astro check directly from apps/web).
  2. Run the new/affected vitest file(s) — must pass; paste the pass summary.
  3. Verify claims with grep (quote the new handleVerified body and the proceed signature). Deferred items listed explicitly — never silently drop.
  Output: files changed list, key diff hunks, typecheck + test evidence.

preview:
  Implement fix in apps/web (Astro 7 + React islands marketplace). Diagnosed bug: UJ-012 A1 guest OTP checkout flow dead-ends after phone verification.

  Verified diagnosis:
  - apps/web/src/features/checkout-modal/CheckoutModal.tsx:236 — handleVerified does ONLY setCsrfToken(newCsrfToken); setIsGuest(false). No transition, no purchase start. Contract (docs/user_journeys/customer-portal/UJ-012-complete-single-deal-purchase.md branch A1) requires: OTP success → purchase proceeds automatically.
  - handleProceedToPayment (:277) guards if (!deal || !csrfToken) return — reads csrfToken from React state, so calling it inside handleVerified before state propagates would no-op.
  - Buy Now CTA (:543-554): disabled={!csrfToken || (isDelivery && !selectedAddressId)} — guest sees disabled button, verifies phone, button silently enables, nothing else happens.
  - Modal states (:29): closed|loading|error|picking_variant|ready|creating_purchase|stripe_element|reserving_group|group_reserved — no auth lifecycle.
  - CheckoutModal.tsx:300,:320 — pending/intent failures collapse to generic error; server rejection codes discarded. Journey requires named rejection surfaced.
  - PhoneVerificationSection.tsx:162 calls onVerified(getCsrfToken()) after /api/auth/firebase-verify succeeds. Server side fully works (user created, cookies set, csrf_token cookie non-HttpOnly).

  Required changes (surgical, minimal):
  1. Refactor purchase start to accept the token as an argument (e.g. proceedToPayment(csrfTokenOverride?: string) or equivalent) so it does not depend on async React state. Existing click path keeps working.
  2. In handleVerified: store token + isGuest=false, then IMMEDIATELY auto-proceed with the fresh token — but ONLY when the same preconditions the CTA enforces hold (non-group flow; if delivery mode, require selectedAddressId — if address missing, stay in ready and let user pick address then click). Group flow (reserving/group CTA at :577): leave behavior as-is apart from the existing flag updates.
  3. Prevent double-submit: guard so a concurrent/repeat Buy Now click during creating_purchase cannot fire a second pending/intent pair.
  4. Stop discarding server rejection codes at :300/:320: surface the returned code (e.g. append/select message by code). Reuse existing i18n keys via useT where they exist; if you MUST add a key, add to BOTH apps/web/src/lib/i18n/he.ts and en.ts (project law). Do not invent new UI components; do not touch group/cart paths otherwise.
  5. Regression test for A1: guest context (isGuest=true, csrfToken=null) → simulate onVerified('tok-123') → assert pending+intent fetches fire automatically with x-csrf-token: tok-123 and modal reaches stripe_element on success; plus a case: delivery mode without address → no auto-fire. Mirror existing test patterns (look at apps/web/tests/components/ for CheckoutModal or similar modal tests; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft vitest + testing-library). Run the test file — must pass.

  Constraints: repo law — no hardcoded colors/spacing/strings (i18n via useT, he+en together); logical CSS props only; comments only for non-obvious WHAT, never reasoning/narration; surgical diff, no drive-by refactors/reformat beyond touched lines. Do NOT git commit — leave changes in working tree.

  Before reporting done:
  1. Run pnpm --filter web typecheck — must exit 0 (if output appears truncated, run apps/web/node_modules/.bin/astro check directly from apps/web).
  2. Run the new/affected vitest file(s) — must pass; paste the pass summary.
  3. Verify claims with grep (quote the new handleVerified body and the proceed signature). Deferred items listed explicitly — never silently drop.
  Output: files changed list, key diff hunks, typecheck + test evidence.


id: 019f75ef-3e97-7cb2-bb79-6c874afa0c9d
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/builds/mega-plan-harness-75cca2424f5b
title: Print the single word READY and exit.
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id: 019fd271-243b-77b3-8cfb-b91a8f785c8a
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id: 019fd272-1445-7152-8d83-bd79a1fdf65d
source: exec
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cwd: /tmp
title: reply with exactly: CODEXOK
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first_user_message: reply with exactly: CODEXOK
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
thread_source: user
preview: reply with exactly: CODEXOK
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /home/user/.codex/sessions/2026/08/05/rollout-2026-08-05T18-01-59-019fd272-1445-7152-8d83-bd79a1fdf65d.jsonl

sandbox_policy:
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id: 019fddca-a1ca-79e2-a530-d1eaa5344d01
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/t54-tmux-765a2b751034
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title:
  HARD RULES: work ONLY inside your current working directory (a git worktree). NEVER touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck itself. Read CLAUDE.md first. Explore the repo before claiming anything — never guess file paths. Run the real tests for what you touch and paste the actual output. No stubs, no placeholders, no suppressed warnings. Commit locally with one terse imperative sentence IF git works; git inside an offloaded worktree is currently broken (a known defect being fixed separately), so if commit fails just leave your edits in the working tree and say so clearly — do NOT invent a workaround git repo, do NOT reinitialise git, do NOT push or merge. Never change buildbox sshd, network or boot configuration: two boxes were bricked that way. If you cannot verify something, say so plainly rather than claiming it works.

  TASK (#54, with #41): agent sessions are not attachable — nothing hosts them under a multiplexer, so the Overdeck session screen cannot show them. Make new sessions launch under tmux so they can be attached and watched. There is already a working mechanism to copy from: ~/.claude/bin/run-remote places a run in a systemd-owned tmux server under agent-run.slice on a buildbox, and it is proven in production — read it and reuse it rather than writing a second one. Sessions must enrol in the existing session ledger, including launches that bypass the shims. Do not change the containment slices; a session must stay inside its existing cgroup placement.

first_user_message:
  HARD RULES: work ONLY inside your current working directory (a git worktree). NEVER touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck itself. Read CLAUDE.md first. Explore the repo before claiming anything — never guess file paths. Run the real tests for what you touch and paste the actual output. No stubs, no placeholders, no suppressed warnings. Commit locally with one terse imperative sentence IF git works; git inside an offloaded worktree is currently broken (a known defect being fixed separately), so if commit fails just leave your edits in the working tree and say so clearly — do NOT invent a workaround git repo, do NOT reinitialise git, do NOT push or merge. Never change buildbox sshd, network or boot configuration: two boxes were bricked that way. If you cannot verify something, say so plainly rather than claiming it works.

  TASK (#54, with #41): agent sessions are not attachable — nothing hosts them under a multiplexer, so the Overdeck session screen cannot show them. Make new sessions launch under tmux so they can be attached and watched. There is already a working mechanism to copy from: ~/.claude/bin/run-remote places a run in a systemd-owned tmux server under agent-run.slice on a buildbox, and it is proven in production — read it and reuse it rather than writing a second one. Sessions must enrol in the existing session ledger, including launches that bypass the shims. Do not change the containment slices; a session must stay inside its existing cgroup placement.

preview:
  HARD RULES: work ONLY inside your current working directory (a git worktree). NEVER touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck itself. Read CLAUDE.md first. Explore the repo before claiming anything — never guess file paths. Run the real tests for what you touch and paste the actual output. No stubs, no placeholders, no suppressed warnings. Commit locally with one terse imperative sentence IF git works; git inside an offloaded worktree is currently broken (a known defect being fixed separately), so if commit fails just leave your edits in the working tree and say so clearly — do NOT invent a workaround git repo, do NOT reinitialise git, do NOT push or merge. Never change buildbox sshd, network or boot configuration: two boxes were bricked that way. If you cannot verify something, say so plainly rather than claiming it works.

  TASK (#54, with #41): agent sessions are not attachable — nothing hosts them under a multiplexer, so the Overdeck session screen cannot show them. Make new sessions launch under tmux so they can be attached and watched. There is already a working mechanism to copy from: ~/.claude/bin/run-remote places a run in a systemd-owned tmux server under agent-run.slice on a buildbox, and it is proven in production — read it and reuse it rather than writing a second one. Sessions must enrol in the existing session ledger, including launches that bypass the shims. Do not change the containment slices; a session must stay inside its existing cgroup placement.


id: 019fdde8-1a83-74e1-b588-2a5e86c135d0
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/sandboxplan-fbc6e47603ae
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 8e174dc037b723bac636e6e5d91d76ac0e56a1be
git_branch: wt/sandboxplan
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: sol
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Review the spec docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md in this worktree. REVIEW ONLY — do not implement, do not edit any file, do not commit.

  Read the real code it references before judging: modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run, modules/sandbox/image/Containerfile, modules/sandbox/host/lib/receiver.mjs, modules/sandbox/lib/sandbox-payload.mjs, modules/systray/remote_dispatch.py, and ~/.claude/bin/_agent-unsafe.sh.

  Answer concretely:
  1. Does the spec misdescribe anything that actually exists? Quote the code.
  2. What does an implementer need that the spec does not pin? Name the exact missing seam.
  3. Which credential paths do codex / claude / cursor-agent actually authenticate from on this machine? Find them by reading the wrappers and configs; do not guess.
  4. Is the systemd-run --user requirement correctly scoped? Does dispatch over ssh (a non-login sshd session) even have a user manager to talk to, and if not, what is the fix?
  5. Anything in the spec that would break the -unsafe failsafe or the existing denial-proofs/ceiling-proofs tests.

  Output a numbered list of concrete corrections. Be adversarial. Short.

first_user_message:
  Review the spec docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md in this worktree. REVIEW ONLY — do not implement, do not edit any file, do not commit.

  Read the real code it references before judging: modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run, modules/sandbox/image/Containerfile, modules/sandbox/host/lib/receiver.mjs, modules/sandbox/lib/sandbox-payload.mjs, modules/systray/remote_dispatch.py, and ~/.claude/bin/_agent-unsafe.sh.

  Answer concretely:
  1. Does the spec misdescribe anything that actually exists? Quote the code.
  2. What does an implementer need that the spec does not pin? Name the exact missing seam.
  3. Which credential paths do codex / claude / cursor-agent actually authenticate from on this machine? Find them by reading the wrappers and configs; do not guess.
  4. Is the systemd-run --user requirement correctly scoped? Does dispatch over ssh (a non-login sshd session) even have a user manager to talk to, and if not, what is the fix?
  5. Anything in the spec that would break the -unsafe failsafe or the existing denial-proofs/ceiling-proofs tests.

  Output a numbered list of concrete corrections. Be adversarial. Short.

preview:
  Review the spec docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md in this worktree. REVIEW ONLY — do not implement, do not edit any file, do not commit.

  Read the real code it references before judging: modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run, modules/sandbox/image/Containerfile, modules/sandbox/host/lib/receiver.mjs, modules/sandbox/lib/sandbox-payload.mjs, modules/systray/remote_dispatch.py, and ~/.claude/bin/_agent-unsafe.sh.

  Answer concretely:
  1. Does the spec misdescribe anything that actually exists? Quote the code.
  2. What does an implementer need that the spec does not pin? Name the exact missing seam.
  3. Which credential paths do codex / claude / cursor-agent actually authenticate from on this machine? Find them by reading the wrappers and configs; do not guess.
  4. Is the systemd-run --user requirement correctly scoped? Does dispatch over ssh (a non-login sshd session) even have a user manager to talk to, and if not, what is the fix?
  5. Anything in the spec that would break the -unsafe failsafe or the existing denial-proofs/ceiling-proofs tests.

  Output a numbered list of concrete corrections. Be adversarial. Short.


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model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/sandbox3-ba4925575982
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: a72946a22e1609eb33d85683578c39618494f9dd
git_branch: wt/sandbox3
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: disabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Implement docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md (task #3) in THIS worktree. Read the spec in full first, then read every file it names before writing anything.

  This is a real deliverable: no stubs, no placeholders, no TODOs, no skipped tests. Every seam the spec pins must be implemented and tested.

  Scope, in the spec's own terms:
  1. EXTEND modules/workstation/claude/bin/agent-sandbox — it is the launcher. Do NOT create a second one.
  2. EXTEND modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run additively (extra mounts, external workspace, permitted-root + realpath validation). Do not weaken any existing flag.
  3. Credential staging: read-only source mount -> ephemeral writable copy inside the container HOME; refreshed creds discarded; table-driven per runtime; fail closed. Real paths are in the spec (measured, do not re-guess, but DO verify they still exist).
  4. Kill the fail-open in modules/systray/command_router.py that prints 'RUNNING ON THE WORKSTATION'. Strict is the default. No env var restores host execution.
  5. Enumerate EVERY dispatch caller (command_router + harness remote-seat path) and state per caller: containerized, or out of scope with a reason. A codex-exec-only outcome is a failed implementation.
  6. systemd-run --user re-exec ONLY when /proc/self/status says NoNewPrivs: 1. Pin the handoff contract the spec lists (--expand-environment=no, explicit PATH/HOME, --wait --pipe --collect, signal propagation, exit mapping, recursion detection) and the user-manager preflight (Linger, XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, bus).
  7. Git mirror: mount GitMirror.remote_common and remote_git_dir at the SAME absolute paths, read-write. A dispatched linked worktree must be able to git commit inside the container (this is the #94 regression — prove it).
  8. Decide and pin the workspace/e2e path mapping (one answer, not both).
  9. Agent CLI in the image: pick baked / bind-mounted-with-deps / provisioned-at-start, state why, and prove it by running the real CLI.
  10. Ledger + resource fields: pin schema, writer, output channel. cdx exec reserves stdout for the log path, so do not print JSON there. Capture a cidfile + inspect BEFORE --rm so OOM/pids kills are attributable.
  11. Update modules/sandbox/test/denial-proofs.sh: replace the exact mount-count assertion with a destination allowlist + per-mount read-only checks. Verify ceiling-proofs.sh still passes.
  12. Fix the wrong comment in modules/harness/wrappers/ca.sh about cursor auth living in ~/.cursor.
  13. Measure real peak RSS / CPU / pid count of a containerized agent run and set sandbox-run defaults from the measurement. State the measurement.

  HARD CONSTRAINTS:
  - Do NOT wire any automatic fallback to uncontained host execution. The -unsafe hatches stay human-TTY-only and untouched except for tests.
  - Never touch any buildbox sshd, network, or boot configuration.
  - Never run a browser or dev server locally; route through ~/.claude/bin/e2e-remote if needed.
  - Never run a fork bomb or any exhaustion test anywhere except the disposable danger-lab VM.
  - Work only in this worktree. Commit your work with a short imperative message. Do NOT land it — a reviewer will.

  Run the real test suites and paste real output. Report honestly what you did NOT verify.

first_user_message:
  Implement docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md (task #3) in THIS worktree. Read the spec in full first, then read every file it names before writing anything.

  This is a real deliverable: no stubs, no placeholders, no TODOs, no skipped tests. Every seam the spec pins must be implemented and tested.

  Scope, in the spec's own terms:
  1. EXTEND modules/workstation/claude/bin/agent-sandbox — it is the launcher. Do NOT create a second one.
  2. EXTEND modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run additively (extra mounts, external workspace, permitted-root + realpath validation). Do not weaken any existing flag.
  3. Credential staging: read-only source mount -> ephemeral writable copy inside the container HOME; refreshed creds discarded; table-driven per runtime; fail closed. Real paths are in the spec (measured, do not re-guess, but DO verify they still exist).
  4. Kill the fail-open in modules/systray/command_router.py that prints 'RUNNING ON THE WORKSTATION'. Strict is the default. No env var restores host execution.
  5. Enumerate EVERY dispatch caller (command_router + harness remote-seat path) and state per caller: containerized, or out of scope with a reason. A codex-exec-only outcome is a failed implementation.
  6. systemd-run --user re-exec ONLY when /proc/self/status says NoNewPrivs: 1. Pin the handoff contract the spec lists (--expand-environment=no, explicit PATH/HOME, --wait --pipe --collect, signal propagation, exit mapping, recursion detection) and the user-manager preflight (Linger, XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, bus).
  7. Git mirror: mount GitMirror.remote_common and remote_git_dir at the SAME absolute paths, read-write. A dispatched linked worktree must be able to git commit inside the container (this is the #94 regression — prove it).
  8. Decide and pin the workspace/e2e path mapping (one answer, not both).
  9. Agent CLI in the image: pick baked / bind-mounted-with-deps / provisioned-at-start, state why, and prove it by running the real CLI.
  10. Ledger + resource fields: pin schema, writer, output channel. cdx exec reserves stdout for the log path, so do not print JSON there. Capture a cidfile + inspect BEFORE --rm so OOM/pids kills are attributable.
  11. Update modules/sandbox/test/denial-proofs.sh: replace the exact mount-count assertion with a destination allowlist + per-mount read-only checks. Verify ceiling-proofs.sh still passes.
  12. Fix the wrong comment in modules/harness/wrappers/ca.sh about cursor auth living in ~/.cursor.
  13. Measure real peak RSS / CPU / pid count of a containerized agent run and set sandbox-run defaults from the measurement. State the measurement.

  HARD CONSTRAINTS:
  - Do NOT wire any automatic fallback to uncontained host execution. The -unsafe hatches stay human-TTY-only and untouched except for tests.
  - Never touch any buildbox sshd, network, or boot configuration.
  - Never run a browser or dev server locally; route through ~/.claude/bin/e2e-remote if needed.
  - Never run a fork bomb or any exhaustion test anywhere except the disposable danger-lab VM.
  - Work only in this worktree. Commit your work with a short imperative message. Do NOT land it — a reviewer will.

  Run the real test suites and paste real output. Report honestly what you did NOT verify.

preview:
  Implement docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md (task #3) in THIS worktree. Read the spec in full first, then read every file it names before writing anything.

  This is a real deliverable: no stubs, no placeholders, no TODOs, no skipped tests. Every seam the spec pins must be implemented and tested.

  Scope, in the spec's own terms:
  1. EXTEND modules/workstation/claude/bin/agent-sandbox — it is the launcher. Do NOT create a second one.
  2. EXTEND modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run additively (extra mounts, external workspace, permitted-root + realpath validation). Do not weaken any existing flag.
  3. Credential staging: read-only source mount -> ephemeral writable copy inside the container HOME; refreshed creds discarded; table-driven per runtime; fail closed. Real paths are in the spec (measured, do not re-guess, but DO verify they still exist).
  4. Kill the fail-open in modules/systray/command_router.py that prints 'RUNNING ON THE WORKSTATION'. Strict is the default. No env var restores host execution.
  5. Enumerate EVERY dispatch caller (command_router + harness remote-seat path) and state per caller: containerized, or out of scope with a reason. A codex-exec-only outcome is a failed implementation.
  6. systemd-run --user re-exec ONLY when /proc/self/status says NoNewPrivs: 1. Pin the handoff contract the spec lists (--expand-environment=no, explicit PATH/HOME, --wait --pipe --collect, signal propagation, exit mapping, recursion detection) and the user-manager preflight (Linger, XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, bus).
  7. Git mirror: mount GitMirror.remote_common and remote_git_dir at the SAME absolute paths, read-write. A dispatched linked worktree must be able to git commit inside the container (this is the #94 regression — prove it).
  8. Decide and pin the workspace/e2e path mapping (one answer, not both).
  9. Agent CLI in the image: pick baked / bind-mounted-with-deps / provisioned-at-start, state why, and prove it by running the real CLI.
  10. Ledger + resource fields: pin schema, writer, output channel. cdx exec reserves stdout for the log path, so do not print JSON there. Capture a cidfile + inspect BEFORE --rm so OOM/pids kills are attributable.
  11. Update modules/sandbox/test/denial-proofs.sh: replace the exact mount-count assertion with a destination allowlist + per-mount read-only checks. Verify ceiling-proofs.sh still passes.
  12. Fix the wrong comment in modules/harness/wrappers/ca.sh about cursor auth living in ~/.cursor.
  13. Measure real peak RSS / CPU / pid count of a containerized agent run and set sandbox-run defaults from the measurement. State the measurement.

  HARD CONSTRAINTS:
  - Do NOT wire any automatic fallback to uncontained host execution. The -unsafe hatches stay human-TTY-only and untouched except for tests.
  - Never touch any buildbox sshd, network, or boot configuration.
  - Never run a browser or dev server locally; route through ~/.claude/bin/e2e-remote if needed.
  - Never run a fork bomb or any exhaustion test anywhere except the disposable danger-lab VM.
  - Work only in this worktree. Commit your work with a short imperative message. Do NOT land it — a reviewer will.

  Run the real test suites and paste real output. Report honestly what you did NOT verify.


id: 019fde3e-f8a4-7aa0-bd1f-df76ba7f04f7
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model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/sbrun-8a66075e4633
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7d9b60a7664bc875c56da9758fa1b8d20ee2136a
git_branch: wt/sbrun
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: disabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /home/user/.codex/sessions/2026/08/08/rollout-2026-08-08T01-01-36-019fde3e-f8a4-7aa0-bd1f-df76ba7f04f7.jsonl

title:
  Edit exactly ONE file: modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run. Touch nothing else. No new files.

  Read it first, and read docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md sections "Workspace, git mirror, and path mapping", "Ledger and resource declarations", "Error handling", "Architecture decisions".

  sandbox-run stays a pure podman mechanism: additive flags, no policy. Implement exactly these four changes.

  (1) Repeatable extra mounts. New flag `--mount <source>:<dest>:<ro|rw>`, may be given many times. Parse strictly: exactly three colon-separated fields; mode must be literally `ro` or `rw` (never default a missing mode to rw); source must be an absolute path that already exists; dest must be an absolute path with no `.` or `..` component and must not be `/`. Reject duplicate dest. Append one `--volume source:dest:mode` per accepted mount, after the existing volumes.

  (2) External workspace. New flag `--workspace <abs-path>`. When given, that host path (created with mkdir -p if absent) is the session workspace and is mounted at `/sandbox/workspaces/$ID:rw`. When absent, behavior is exactly today's: $SANDBOX_ROOT/workspaces/$ID. Either way the container `--workdir` stays `/sandbox/workspaces/$ID`.

  (3) Fail-closed permitted-root containment seam, symlink-safe.
    - Permitted roots are a fixed list computed in the script: "$SANDBOX_ROOT" and "$HOME/cdx-offload". No env var may extend or disable it — do not add a knob.
    - For the workspace: mkdir -p first, then `realpath` (no -m) the created path, then require the resolved path to equal a permitted root or start with "<permitted-root>/". Compare against the realpath of each permitted root, and use a boundary comparison — a bare prefix glob that would accept "$HOME/sandbox-evil" is a bug.
    - For every `--mount` source: it must already exist (missing source = abort, never mkdir), realpath it, apply the same boundary check.
    - Any violation aborts with exit code 12 and a one-line message on stderr naming the offending path and the resolved path. Nothing else in the script may exit 12.
    - Document exit 12 in the usage text.

  (4) Attributable exit. Today `exec podman run --rm ...` destroys the container before an OOM or pids kill can be read. Change to:
    - `--cidfile` under a run directory `$ROOT/runs/$ID` (mkdir -p, and clear any stale cid file first). $ROOT is `$HOME/.local/share/overdeck-sandbox` and is deliberately NOT mounted into the container, so the contained agent cannot forge these files.
    - Drop `--rm` and drop `exec`; add `--replace` so a leftover container from an interrupted previous run does not fail the next one with "name already in use".
    - Run podman without letting `set -e` abort: `rc=0; podman run ... || rc=$?`.
    - After the run, before removal, capture `podman inspect` of the cid into `$ROOT/runs/$ID/inspect.json`, and derive a one-line reason into `$ROOT/runs/$ID/reason`: use the inspect fields State.OOMKilled, State.ExitCode, State.Error. Reason line format: `exit=<code> oomkilled=<true|false> error=<...>`; if inspect is unavailable write `exit=<rc> inspect=unavailable`.
    - Then `podman rm -f` the container. Removal must also happen if the script is interrupted: install a trap on EXIT INT TERM that removes the container by cid if it still exists. The trap must not change the reported exit status.
    - The script's final exit status must be the container's exit status, unchanged.

  Do not weaken or remove any existing flag: --cap-drop=ALL, --security-opt=no-new-privileges, --userns=keep-id, --pids-limit, --memory, --memory-swap, --cpus, --cpu-shares, --tty, --interactive, the --id regex validation, the image-tag and e2e-channel preflight checks, the existing volumes and env vars. Additive only.

  Style: no comments explaining your reasoning or alternatives considered. At most a comment stating something non-obvious about the code. No TODOs, no stubs. Keep `set -euo pipefail`. bash 5. Must pass `bash -n`.

first_user_message:
  Edit exactly ONE file: modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run. Touch nothing else. No new files.

  Read it first, and read docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md sections "Workspace, git mirror, and path mapping", "Ledger and resource declarations", "Error handling", "Architecture decisions".

  sandbox-run stays a pure podman mechanism: additive flags, no policy. Implement exactly these four changes.

  (1) Repeatable extra mounts. New flag `--mount <source>:<dest>:<ro|rw>`, may be given many times. Parse strictly: exactly three colon-separated fields; mode must be literally `ro` or `rw` (never default a missing mode to rw); source must be an absolute path that already exists; dest must be an absolute path with no `.` or `..` component and must not be `/`. Reject duplicate dest. Append one `--volume source:dest:mode` per accepted mount, after the existing volumes.

  (2) External workspace. New flag `--workspace <abs-path>`. When given, that host path (created with mkdir -p if absent) is the session workspace and is mounted at `/sandbox/workspaces/$ID:rw`. When absent, behavior is exactly today's: $SANDBOX_ROOT/workspaces/$ID. Either way the container `--workdir` stays `/sandbox/workspaces/$ID`.

  (3) Fail-closed permitted-root containment seam, symlink-safe.
    - Permitted roots are a fixed list computed in the script: "$SANDBOX_ROOT" and "$HOME/cdx-offload". No env var may extend or disable it — do not add a knob.
    - For the workspace: mkdir -p first, then `realpath` (no -m) the created path, then require the resolved path to equal a permitted root or start with "<permitted-root>/". Compare against the realpath of each permitted root, and use a boundary comparison — a bare prefix glob that would accept "$HOME/sandbox-evil" is a bug.
    - For every `--mount` source: it must already exist (missing source = abort, never mkdir), realpath it, apply the same boundary check.
    - Any violation aborts with exit code 12 and a one-line message on stderr naming the offending path and the resolved path. Nothing else in the script may exit 12.
    - Document exit 12 in the usage text.

  (4) Attributable exit. Today `exec podman run --rm ...` destroys the container before an OOM or pids kill can be read. Change to:
    - `--cidfile` under a run directory `$ROOT/runs/$ID` (mkdir -p, and clear any stale cid file first). $ROOT is `$HOME/.local/share/overdeck-sandbox` and is deliberately NOT mounted into the container, so the contained agent cannot forge these files.
    - Drop `--rm` and drop `exec`; add `--replace` so a leftover container from an interrupted previous run does not fail the next one with "name already in use".
    - Run podman without letting `set -e` abort: `rc=0; podman run ... || rc=$?`.
    - After the run, before removal, capture `podman inspect` of the cid into `$ROOT/runs/$ID/inspect.json`, and derive a one-line reason into `$ROOT/runs/$ID/reason`: use the inspect fields State.OOMKilled, State.ExitCode, State.Error. Reason line format: `exit=<code> oomkilled=<true|false> error=<...>`; if inspect is unavailable write `exit=<rc> inspect=unavailable`.
    - Then `podman rm -f` the container. Removal must also happen if the script is interrupted: install a trap on EXIT INT TERM that removes the container by cid if it still exists. The trap must not change the reported exit status.
    - The script's final exit status must be the container's exit status, unchanged.

  Do not weaken or remove any existing flag: --cap-drop=ALL, --security-opt=no-new-privileges, --userns=keep-id, --pids-limit, --memory, --memory-swap, --cpus, --cpu-shares, --tty, --interactive, the --id regex validation, the image-tag and e2e-channel preflight checks, the existing volumes and env vars. Additive only.

  Style: no comments explaining your reasoning or alternatives considered. At most a comment stating something non-obvious about the code. No TODOs, no stubs. Keep `set -euo pipefail`. bash 5. Must pass `bash -n`.

preview:
  Edit exactly ONE file: modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run. Touch nothing else. No new files.

  Read it first, and read docs/specs/2026-08-08-agent-sandbox-default-design.md sections "Workspace, git mirror, and path mapping", "Ledger and resource declarations", "Error handling", "Architecture decisions".

  sandbox-run stays a pure podman mechanism: additive flags, no policy. Implement exactly these four changes.

  (1) Repeatable extra mounts. New flag `--mount <source>:<dest>:<ro|rw>`, may be given many times. Parse strictly: exactly three colon-separated fields; mode must be literally `ro` or `rw` (never default a missing mode to rw); source must be an absolute path that already exists; dest must be an absolute path with no `.` or `..` component and must not be `/`. Reject duplicate dest. Append one `--volume source:dest:mode` per accepted mount, after the existing volumes.

  (2) External workspace. New flag `--workspace <abs-path>`. When given, that host path (created with mkdir -p if absent) is the session workspace and is mounted at `/sandbox/workspaces/$ID:rw`. When absent, behavior is exactly today's: $SANDBOX_ROOT/workspaces/$ID. Either way the container `--workdir` stays `/sandbox/workspaces/$ID`.

  (3) Fail-closed permitted-root containment seam, symlink-safe.
    - Permitted roots are a fixed list computed in the script: "$SANDBOX_ROOT" and "$HOME/cdx-offload". No env var may extend or disable it — do not add a knob.
    - For the workspace: mkdir -p first, then `realpath` (no -m) the created path, then require the resolved path to equal a permitted root or start with "<permitted-root>/". Compare against the realpath of each permitted root, and use a boundary comparison — a bare prefix glob that would accept "$HOME/sandbox-evil" is a bug.
    - For every `--mount` source: it must already exist (missing source = abort, never mkdir), realpath it, apply the same boundary check.
    - Any violation aborts with exit code 12 and a one-line message on stderr naming the offending path and the resolved path. Nothing else in the script may exit 12.
    - Document exit 12 in the usage text.

  (4) Attributable exit. Today `exec podman run --rm ...` destroys the container before an OOM or pids kill can be read. Change to:
    - `--cidfile` under a run directory `$ROOT/runs/$ID` (mkdir -p, and clear any stale cid file first). $ROOT is `$HOME/.local/share/overdeck-sandbox` and is deliberately NOT mounted into the container, so the contained agent cannot forge these files.
    - Drop `--rm` and drop `exec`; add `--replace` so a leftover container from an interrupted previous run does not fail the next one with "name already in use".
    - Run podman without letting `set -e` abort: `rc=0; podman run ... || rc=$?`.
    - After the run, before removal, capture `podman inspect` of the cid into `$ROOT/runs/$ID/inspect.json`, and derive a one-line reason into `$ROOT/runs/$ID/reason`: use the inspect fields State.OOMKilled, State.ExitCode, State.Error. Reason line format: `exit=<code> oomkilled=<true|false> error=<...>`; if inspect is unavailable write `exit=<rc> inspect=unavailable`.
    - Then `podman rm -f` the container. Removal must also happen if the script is interrupted: install a trap on EXIT INT TERM that removes the container by cid if it still exists. The trap must not change the reported exit status.
    - The script's final exit status must be the container's exit status, unchanged.

  Do not weaken or remove any existing flag: --cap-drop=ALL, --security-opt=no-new-privileges, --userns=keep-id, --pids-limit, --memory, --memory-swap, --cpus, --cpu-shares, --tty, --interactive, the --id regex validation, the image-tag and e2e-channel preflight checks, the existing volumes and env vars. Additive only.

  Style: no comments explaining your reasoning or alternatives considered. At most a comment stating something non-obvious about the code. No TODOs, no stubs. Keep `set -euo pipefail`. bash 5. Must pass `bash -n`.


id: 019fde47-a27b-7c43-822d-a19cf1dd1440
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/sbdisp-c7c9d94b5596
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7d9b60a7664bc875c56da9758fa1b8d20ee2136a
git_branch: wt/sbdisp
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: disabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /home/user/.codex/sessions/2026/08/08/rollout-2026-08-08T01-11-06-019fde47-a27b-7c43-822d-a19cf1dd1440.jsonl

title:
  [showing first 100 of 102 lines]
  You are editing ONLY these files in this worktree:
  - modules/systray/remote_dispatch.py
  - modules/systray/command_router.py
  - modules/systray/tests/test_remote_dispatch.py
  - modules/systray/tests/test_command_router.py

  Touch NOTHING else. No new files. No TODOs, no stubs, no placeholders, no skipped tests.
  Comments: document only what is non-obvious about the CODE. NEVER write reasoning, rationale,
  alternatives-considered, or changelog narration into the source. Default to zero comments.

  GOAL (part 1 of 3): make agent dispatch FAIL CLOSED. Today `command_router._run_captured`
  prints "RUNNING ON THE WORKSTATION" and runs the agent CLI uncontained when offload fails,
  unless CDX_OFFLOAD_STRICT=1. That is a fork-bomb path. There must be NO environment variable
  an agent can set that restores workstation execution.

  Do exactly this:

  1. In remote_dispatch.py add:

     def in_container() -> bool:
         """Machine-local evidence, not env: an env marker is agent-settable."""
         for probe in (Path("/run/.containerenv"), Path("/.dockerenv")):
             if probe.exists():
                 return True
         try:
             cgroup = Path("/proc/self/cgroup").read_text(encoding="utf-8")
         except OSError:
             return False
         return "libpod" in cgroup or "docker" in cgroup

     Rewrite should_offload() to take no env at all:

     def should_offload() -> bool:
         return not in_container()

     Delete the CDX_NO_OFFLOAD branch and the OD_REMOTE_EXEC / HARNESS_SEAT_CONTAINER env
     branch entirely. Keep the module docstring accurate.

  2. Give OffloadUnavailable a numeric exit code. Add module constants and use them at every
     existing raise site in remote_dispatch.py:

         EXIT_NO_NODE = 80      # registry unreadable / no reachable agent-seat host / no access door
         EXIT_CREDENTIAL = 81   # resolved credential file missing or unreadable
         EXIT_MIRROR = 82       # mkdir / rsync / git-mirror preparation failed
         EXIT_LAUNCH = 83       # launcher or container failed to start
         EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE = 84  # this invocation has no containerized path

     class OffloadUnavailable(RuntimeError):
         def __init__(self, message: str, code: int = EXIT_NO_NODE) -> None:
             super().__init__(message)
             self.code = code

     load_registry / candidate_hosts / access_for raise with EXIT_NO_NODE.
     open_session's mkdir and mirror-push failures raise with EXIT_MIRROR.

  3. In command_router.py `_run_captured`, replace the whole fail-open block with an
     unconditional abort. No env is consulted. On OffloadUnavailable:

         print(f"{tool}: containment unavailable — {exc}", file=sys.stderr)
         return exc.code

     `should_offload()` now takes no argument. When should_offload() is False (we are already
     inside a container) the existing local `supervise(...)` path stands — that is the in-container
     execution, not a workstation fallback.

  4. Close the execvpe hole. In command_router.main(), when `capture_log_path()` returns None the
     code currently calls os.execvpe and runs the agent CLI directly on the workstation. Change it
     so that path is taken ONLY when remote_dispatch.in_container() is True. Otherwise print to
     stderr a message naming the tool and the reason there is no containerized path for this
     invocation, and return remote_dispatch.EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE. Keep the message specific: say
     whether the reason is that the adapter captures no log for these arguments, or that no log
     directory was writable.

     Do NOT add any env var, flag, or config that re-enables the workstation path.

  5. Tests. In tests/test_remote_dispatch.py add tests that:
     - should_offload() is True when in_container() is monkeypatched False, and False when True.
     - Setting CDX_NO_OFFLOAD=1, OD_REMOTE_EXEC=1, HARNESS_SEAT_CONTAINER=1, CDX_OFFLOAD_STRICT=0
       (all at once, via monkeypatch.setenv) does not change should_offload()'s answer.
     - OffloadUnavailable carries the right code from load_registry / candidate_hosts / access_for.

     In tests/test_command_router.py add tests that:
     - when open_session raises OffloadUnavailable(code=82), _run_captured/main returns 82,
       prints the cause on stderr, and NEVER calls supervise.
     - the same holds with every one of the four env vars above set to their "let me out" values.
     - a cdx invocation whose capture_log_path() is None returns EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE and never
       calls os.execvpe, when in_container() is False.

  6. Fix a real test-isolation defect while you are here. These four tests currently escape their
     fakes and dispatch a REAL codex run to a real buildbox (94s suite):
       tests/test_command_router.py::test_codex_exec_captures_output_to_logfile_and_prints_only_path
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_execs_project_override_account
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_notifies_and_uses_fallback_for_broken_default
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_account_override_with_space_separated_value
     Cause: they fake the process launch but not remote_dispatch, so real host selection, real ssh
     and real rsync run. Fix it inside test_command_router.py only (leave test_cdx.py to part 3):
     monkeypatch remote_dispatch.in_container to return True in that test so no dispatch is
     attempted, or monkeypatch open_session with an explicit fake — whichever states the test's
     intent honestly. Never make a test pass by asserting the wrong behaviour.

  [truncated]

first_user_message:
  [showing first 100 of 102 lines]
  You are editing ONLY these files in this worktree:
  - modules/systray/remote_dispatch.py
  - modules/systray/command_router.py
  - modules/systray/tests/test_remote_dispatch.py
  - modules/systray/tests/test_command_router.py

  Touch NOTHING else. No new files. No TODOs, no stubs, no placeholders, no skipped tests.
  Comments: document only what is non-obvious about the CODE. NEVER write reasoning, rationale,
  alternatives-considered, or changelog narration into the source. Default to zero comments.

  GOAL (part 1 of 3): make agent dispatch FAIL CLOSED. Today `command_router._run_captured`
  prints "RUNNING ON THE WORKSTATION" and runs the agent CLI uncontained when offload fails,
  unless CDX_OFFLOAD_STRICT=1. That is a fork-bomb path. There must be NO environment variable
  an agent can set that restores workstation execution.

  Do exactly this:

  1. In remote_dispatch.py add:

     def in_container() -> bool:
         """Machine-local evidence, not env: an env marker is agent-settable."""
         for probe in (Path("/run/.containerenv"), Path("/.dockerenv")):
             if probe.exists():
                 return True
         try:
             cgroup = Path("/proc/self/cgroup").read_text(encoding="utf-8")
         except OSError:
             return False
         return "libpod" in cgroup or "docker" in cgroup

     Rewrite should_offload() to take no env at all:

     def should_offload() -> bool:
         return not in_container()

     Delete the CDX_NO_OFFLOAD branch and the OD_REMOTE_EXEC / HARNESS_SEAT_CONTAINER env
     branch entirely. Keep the module docstring accurate.

  2. Give OffloadUnavailable a numeric exit code. Add module constants and use them at every
     existing raise site in remote_dispatch.py:

         EXIT_NO_NODE = 80      # registry unreadable / no reachable agent-seat host / no access door
         EXIT_CREDENTIAL = 81   # resolved credential file missing or unreadable
         EXIT_MIRROR = 82       # mkdir / rsync / git-mirror preparation failed
         EXIT_LAUNCH = 83       # launcher or container failed to start
         EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE = 84  # this invocation has no containerized path

     class OffloadUnavailable(RuntimeError):
         def __init__(self, message: str, code: int = EXIT_NO_NODE) -> None:
             super().__init__(message)
             self.code = code

     load_registry / candidate_hosts / access_for raise with EXIT_NO_NODE.
     open_session's mkdir and mirror-push failures raise with EXIT_MIRROR.

  3. In command_router.py `_run_captured`, replace the whole fail-open block with an
     unconditional abort. No env is consulted. On OffloadUnavailable:

         print(f"{tool}: containment unavailable — {exc}", file=sys.stderr)
         return exc.code

     `should_offload()` now takes no argument. When should_offload() is False (we are already
     inside a container) the existing local `supervise(...)` path stands — that is the in-container
     execution, not a workstation fallback.

  4. Close the execvpe hole. In command_router.main(), when `capture_log_path()` returns None the
     code currently calls os.execvpe and runs the agent CLI directly on the workstation. Change it
     so that path is taken ONLY when remote_dispatch.in_container() is True. Otherwise print to
     stderr a message naming the tool and the reason there is no containerized path for this
     invocation, and return remote_dispatch.EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE. Keep the message specific: say
     whether the reason is that the adapter captures no log for these arguments, or that no log
     directory was writable.

     Do NOT add any env var, flag, or config that re-enables the workstation path.

  5. Tests. In tests/test_remote_dispatch.py add tests that:
     - should_offload() is True when in_container() is monkeypatched False, and False when True.
     - Setting CDX_NO_OFFLOAD=1, OD_REMOTE_EXEC=1, HARNESS_SEAT_CONTAINER=1, CDX_OFFLOAD_STRICT=0
       (all at once, via monkeypatch.setenv) does not change should_offload()'s answer.
     - OffloadUnavailable carries the right code from load_registry / candidate_hosts / access_for.

     In tests/test_command_router.py add tests that:
     - when open_session raises OffloadUnavailable(code=82), _run_captured/main returns 82,
       prints the cause on stderr, and NEVER calls supervise.
     - the same holds with every one of the four env vars above set to their "let me out" values.
     - a cdx invocation whose capture_log_path() is None returns EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE and never
       calls os.execvpe, when in_container() is False.

  6. Fix a real test-isolation defect while you are here. These four tests currently escape their
     fakes and dispatch a REAL codex run to a real buildbox (94s suite):
       tests/test_command_router.py::test_codex_exec_captures_output_to_logfile_and_prints_only_path
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_execs_project_override_account
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_notifies_and_uses_fallback_for_broken_default
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_account_override_with_space_separated_value
     Cause: they fake the process launch but not remote_dispatch, so real host selection, real ssh
     and real rsync run. Fix it inside test_command_router.py only (leave test_cdx.py to part 3):
     monkeypatch remote_dispatch.in_container to return True in that test so no dispatch is
     attempted, or monkeypatch open_session with an explicit fake — whichever states the test's
     intent honestly. Never make a test pass by asserting the wrong behaviour.

  [truncated]

preview:
  [showing first 100 of 102 lines]
  You are editing ONLY these files in this worktree:
  - modules/systray/remote_dispatch.py
  - modules/systray/command_router.py
  - modules/systray/tests/test_remote_dispatch.py
  - modules/systray/tests/test_command_router.py

  Touch NOTHING else. No new files. No TODOs, no stubs, no placeholders, no skipped tests.
  Comments: document only what is non-obvious about the CODE. NEVER write reasoning, rationale,
  alternatives-considered, or changelog narration into the source. Default to zero comments.

  GOAL (part 1 of 3): make agent dispatch FAIL CLOSED. Today `command_router._run_captured`
  prints "RUNNING ON THE WORKSTATION" and runs the agent CLI uncontained when offload fails,
  unless CDX_OFFLOAD_STRICT=1. That is a fork-bomb path. There must be NO environment variable
  an agent can set that restores workstation execution.

  Do exactly this:

  1. In remote_dispatch.py add:

     def in_container() -> bool:
         """Machine-local evidence, not env: an env marker is agent-settable."""
         for probe in (Path("/run/.containerenv"), Path("/.dockerenv")):
             if probe.exists():
                 return True
         try:
             cgroup = Path("/proc/self/cgroup").read_text(encoding="utf-8")
         except OSError:
             return False
         return "libpod" in cgroup or "docker" in cgroup

     Rewrite should_offload() to take no env at all:

     def should_offload() -> bool:
         return not in_container()

     Delete the CDX_NO_OFFLOAD branch and the OD_REMOTE_EXEC / HARNESS_SEAT_CONTAINER env
     branch entirely. Keep the module docstring accurate.

  2. Give OffloadUnavailable a numeric exit code. Add module constants and use them at every
     existing raise site in remote_dispatch.py:

         EXIT_NO_NODE = 80      # registry unreadable / no reachable agent-seat host / no access door
         EXIT_CREDENTIAL = 81   # resolved credential file missing or unreadable
         EXIT_MIRROR = 82       # mkdir / rsync / git-mirror preparation failed
         EXIT_LAUNCH = 83       # launcher or container failed to start
         EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE = 84  # this invocation has no containerized path

     class OffloadUnavailable(RuntimeError):
         def __init__(self, message: str, code: int = EXIT_NO_NODE) -> None:
             super().__init__(message)
             self.code = code

     load_registry / candidate_hosts / access_for raise with EXIT_NO_NODE.
     open_session's mkdir and mirror-push failures raise with EXIT_MIRROR.

  3. In command_router.py `_run_captured`, replace the whole fail-open block with an
     unconditional abort. No env is consulted. On OffloadUnavailable:

         print(f"{tool}: containment unavailable — {exc}", file=sys.stderr)
         return exc.code

     `should_offload()` now takes no argument. When should_offload() is False (we are already
     inside a container) the existing local `supervise(...)` path stands — that is the in-container
     execution, not a workstation fallback.

  4. Close the execvpe hole. In command_router.main(), when `capture_log_path()` returns None the
     code currently calls os.execvpe and runs the agent CLI directly on the workstation. Change it
     so that path is taken ONLY when remote_dispatch.in_container() is True. Otherwise print to
     stderr a message naming the tool and the reason there is no containerized path for this
     invocation, and return remote_dispatch.EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE. Keep the message specific: say
     whether the reason is that the adapter captures no log for these arguments, or that no log
     directory was writable.

     Do NOT add any env var, flag, or config that re-enables the workstation path.

  5. Tests. In tests/test_remote_dispatch.py add tests that:
     - should_offload() is True when in_container() is monkeypatched False, and False when True.
     - Setting CDX_NO_OFFLOAD=1, OD_REMOTE_EXEC=1, HARNESS_SEAT_CONTAINER=1, CDX_OFFLOAD_STRICT=0
       (all at once, via monkeypatch.setenv) does not change should_offload()'s answer.
     - OffloadUnavailable carries the right code from load_registry / candidate_hosts / access_for.

     In tests/test_command_router.py add tests that:
     - when open_session raises OffloadUnavailable(code=82), _run_captured/main returns 82,
       prints the cause on stderr, and NEVER calls supervise.
     - the same holds with every one of the four env vars above set to their "let me out" values.
     - a cdx invocation whose capture_log_path() is None returns EXIT_UNCONTAINABLE and never
       calls os.execvpe, when in_container() is False.

  6. Fix a real test-isolation defect while you are here. These four tests currently escape their
     fakes and dispatch a REAL codex run to a real buildbox (94s suite):
       tests/test_command_router.py::test_codex_exec_captures_output_to_logfile_and_prints_only_path
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_execs_project_override_account
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_notifies_and_uses_fallback_for_broken_default
       tests/test_cdx.py::test_main_account_override_with_space_separated_value
     Cause: they fake the process launch but not remote_dispatch, so real host selection, real ssh
     and real rsync run. Fix it inside test_command_router.py only (leave test_cdx.py to part 3):
     monkeypatch remote_dispatch.in_container to return True in that test so no dispatch is
     attempted, or monkeypatch open_session with an explicit fake — whichever states the test's
     intent honestly. Never make a test pass by asserting the wrong behaviour.

  [truncated]


id: 019fde63-0bea-7970-948c-c61a03c1ab8a
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/incidents3-6bb10bf9e980
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 5d912de7989fe17707277353673957800602ffc8
git_branch: wt/incidents3
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: disabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /home/user/.codex/sessions/2026/08/08/rollout-2026-08-08T01-41-00-019fde63-0bea-7970-948c-c61a03c1ab8a.jsonl

title:
  Correct collector/src/incidents/kanboard-client.ts, bootstrap.ts and their tests against MEASURED real Kanboard v1.2.52 behaviour. Touch ONLY those 4 files plus one new integration test. Do NOT touch apps/web or packaging.

  I probed a LIVE Kanboard v1.2.52 over JSON-RPC. These are measured facts, not guesses. The current code contradicts them and the unit-test mocks encode the same wrong beliefs, so the mocks must be corrected too — a mock that disagrees with these facts is a bug.

  MEASURED FACTS:
  1. createProject, addColumn, addSwimlane, createUser, createTask, createComment return a BARE INTEGER id, not an object. (already partly fixed — verify)
  2. updateProject requires param name `project_id`, NOT `id`. Passing `id` returns JSON-RPC error -32602 "Missing argument: project_id". The current ParamsByMethod says `id` — every update call would fail. Check EVERY procedure's param names the same way; do not assume.
  3. Project record: `is_private`, `is_public`, `is_active`, `per_swimlane_task_limits`, `enable_global_tags`, `hide_in_dashboard` are real JSON BOOLEANS. The current ProjectSchema types is_private as a numeric/string — it fails validation against the real server. `description`/`email` can be null. Fields `token`, `url` (object), `last_modified` (int) also exist.
  4. `is_private` is NOT settable through the API. createProject ignores it and updateProject returns true while leaving it false. Do NOT pass is_private anywhere and do NOT let the code believe it created a private project — that is a silent no-op. The real, enforceable privacy invariant is `is_public === false`; assert that, and report drift if is_public is ever true.
  5. priority_start/priority_end/priority_default ARE settable via updateProject with project_id. Kanboard's own defaults already happen to be 0/3/2.
  6. A newly created project gets FOUR stock columns titled exactly: "Backlog", "Ready", "Work in progress", "Done". There is NO column titled "Default". The current code looks for a "Default" column to rename, so that branch never fires: it would append 5 new columns beside the 4 stock ones and then permanently report those 4 as drift/degraded.
  7. The stock swimlane is named exactly "Default swimlane", NOT "Default". The current code excludes only "Default", so the real stock swimlane gets reported as drift and readiness is degraded forever. Spec 3.3 says the default swimlane may remain present because Kanboard owns it — it must NEVER count as drift.
  8. Column record fields: id, title, position, project_id, task_limit, description, hide_in_dashboard. Swimlane record fields: id, name, position, is_active(bool), project_id, description, task_limit. ints are real ints here, but keep tolerating numeric strings.

  REQUIRED BEHAVIOUR:
  - On a fresh project whose columns are exactly the 4 stock titles, rename those 4 into the first 4 Overdeck columns (Filed, Dispatching, Running, Needs attention) and add the 5th (Resolved), so bootstrap leaves EXACTLY the 5 spec columns and reports status "ready" with empty drift. Reordering must end with the 5 in spec order.
  - "Default swimlane" is never drift. The 4 P0–P3 swimlanes are added and ordered after it.
  - Running bootstrap TWICE must be idempotent: second run performs no redundant writes and returns identical ids and status "ready" with empty drift.
  - Never delete an unknown project, column, swimlane, task or comment.
  - RESPONSE_SCHEMA_INVALID errors currently carry `details: undefined`, which makes real failures undiagnosable. Include the failing zod issue paths (field paths only, never values, never the token) in the error.

  ALSO ADD a real-store integration test collector/src/incidents/kanboard-live.integration.test.ts:
  - Skips (not fails) unless env OVERDECK_KANBOARD_LIVE_URL and OVERDECK_KANBOARD_LIVE_TOKEN are both set.
  - Uses the real fetch against that store, runs bootstrap twice, and asserts: status ready, drift empty, exactly the 5 spec columns in exact order, the 4 P0–P3 swimlanes present and active in order, is_public false, priority_start/end/default are 0/3/2, agent user id stable, and full idempotence across the two runs.
  - This test is what would have caught every fact above; make it assert real shapes, not mocks.

  HARD RULES: no stubs, no TODOs, no skipped/blessed-wrong tests, no fail-open, no `any`, no reasoning/justification comments in code. Run `cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft bun test src/incidents/` until green.

first_user_message:
  Correct collector/src/incidents/kanboard-client.ts, bootstrap.ts and their tests against MEASURED real Kanboard v1.2.52 behaviour. Touch ONLY those 4 files plus one new integration test. Do NOT touch apps/web or packaging.

  I probed a LIVE Kanboard v1.2.52 over JSON-RPC. These are measured facts, not guesses. The current code contradicts them and the unit-test mocks encode the same wrong beliefs, so the mocks must be corrected too — a mock that disagrees with these facts is a bug.

  MEASURED FACTS:
  1. createProject, addColumn, addSwimlane, createUser, createTask, createComment return a BARE INTEGER id, not an object. (already partly fixed — verify)
  2. updateProject requires param name `project_id`, NOT `id`. Passing `id` returns JSON-RPC error -32602 "Missing argument: project_id". The current ParamsByMethod says `id` — every update call would fail. Check EVERY procedure's param names the same way; do not assume.
  3. Project record: `is_private`, `is_public`, `is_active`, `per_swimlane_task_limits`, `enable_global_tags`, `hide_in_dashboard` are real JSON BOOLEANS. The current ProjectSchema types is_private as a numeric/string — it fails validation against the real server. `description`/`email` can be null. Fields `token`, `url` (object), `last_modified` (int) also exist.
  4. `is_private` is NOT settable through the API. createProject ignores it and updateProject returns true while leaving it false. Do NOT pass is_private anywhere and do NOT let the code believe it created a private project — that is a silent no-op. The real, enforceable privacy invariant is `is_public === false`; assert that, and report drift if is_public is ever true.
  5. priority_start/priority_end/priority_default ARE settable via updateProject with project_id. Kanboard's own defaults already happen to be 0/3/2.
  6. A newly created project gets FOUR stock columns titled exactly: "Backlog", "Ready", "Work in progress", "Done". There is NO column titled "Default". The current code looks for a "Default" column to rename, so that branch never fires: it would append 5 new columns beside the 4 stock ones and then permanently report those 4 as drift/degraded.
  7. The stock swimlane is named exactly "Default swimlane", NOT "Default". The current code excludes only "Default", so the real stock swimlane gets reported as drift and readiness is degraded forever. Spec 3.3 says the default swimlane may remain present because Kanboard owns it — it must NEVER count as drift.
  8. Column record fields: id, title, position, project_id, task_limit, description, hide_in_dashboard. Swimlane record fields: id, name, position, is_active(bool), project_id, description, task_limit. ints are real ints here, but keep tolerating numeric strings.

  REQUIRED BEHAVIOUR:
  - On a fresh project whose columns are exactly the 4 stock titles, rename those 4 into the first 4 Overdeck columns (Filed, Dispatching, Running, Needs attention) and add the 5th (Resolved), so bootstrap leaves EXACTLY the 5 spec columns and reports status "ready" with empty drift. Reordering must end with the 5 in spec order.
  - "Default swimlane" is never drift. The 4 P0–P3 swimlanes are added and ordered after it.
  - Running bootstrap TWICE must be idempotent: second run performs no redundant writes and returns identical ids and status "ready" with empty drift.
  - Never delete an unknown project, column, swimlane, task or comment.
  - RESPONSE_SCHEMA_INVALID errors currently carry `details: undefined`, which makes real failures undiagnosable. Include the failing zod issue paths (field paths only, never values, never the token) in the error.

  ALSO ADD a real-store integration test collector/src/incidents/kanboard-live.integration.test.ts:
  - Skips (not fails) unless env OVERDECK_KANBOARD_LIVE_URL and OVERDECK_KANBOARD_LIVE_TOKEN are both set.
  - Uses the real fetch against that store, runs bootstrap twice, and asserts: status ready, drift empty, exactly the 5 spec columns in exact order, the 4 P0–P3 swimlanes present and active in order, is_public false, priority_start/end/default are 0/3/2, agent user id stable, and full idempotence across the two runs.
  - This test is what would have caught every fact above; make it assert real shapes, not mocks.

  HARD RULES: no stubs, no TODOs, no skipped/blessed-wrong tests, no fail-open, no `any`, no reasoning/justification comments in code. Run `cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft bun test src/incidents/` until green.

preview:
  Correct collector/src/incidents/kanboard-client.ts, bootstrap.ts and their tests against MEASURED real Kanboard v1.2.52 behaviour. Touch ONLY those 4 files plus one new integration test. Do NOT touch apps/web or packaging.

  I probed a LIVE Kanboard v1.2.52 over JSON-RPC. These are measured facts, not guesses. The current code contradicts them and the unit-test mocks encode the same wrong beliefs, so the mocks must be corrected too — a mock that disagrees with these facts is a bug.

  MEASURED FACTS:
  1. createProject, addColumn, addSwimlane, createUser, createTask, createComment return a BARE INTEGER id, not an object. (already partly fixed — verify)
  2. updateProject requires param name `project_id`, NOT `id`. Passing `id` returns JSON-RPC error -32602 "Missing argument: project_id". The current ParamsByMethod says `id` — every update call would fail. Check EVERY procedure's param names the same way; do not assume.
  3. Project record: `is_private`, `is_public`, `is_active`, `per_swimlane_task_limits`, `enable_global_tags`, `hide_in_dashboard` are real JSON BOOLEANS. The current ProjectSchema types is_private as a numeric/string — it fails validation against the real server. `description`/`email` can be null. Fields `token`, `url` (object), `last_modified` (int) also exist.
  4. `is_private` is NOT settable through the API. createProject ignores it and updateProject returns true while leaving it false. Do NOT pass is_private anywhere and do NOT let the code believe it created a private project — that is a silent no-op. The real, enforceable privacy invariant is `is_public === false`; assert that, and report drift if is_public is ever true.
  5. priority_start/priority_end/priority_default ARE settable via updateProject with project_id. Kanboard's own defaults already happen to be 0/3/2.
  6. A newly created project gets FOUR stock columns titled exactly: "Backlog", "Ready", "Work in progress", "Done". There is NO column titled "Default". The current code looks for a "Default" column to rename, so that branch never fires: it would append 5 new columns beside the 4 stock ones and then permanently report those 4 as drift/degraded.
  7. The stock swimlane is named exactly "Default swimlane", NOT "Default". The current code excludes only "Default", so the real stock swimlane gets reported as drift and readiness is degraded forever. Spec 3.3 says the default swimlane may remain present because Kanboard owns it — it must NEVER count as drift.
  8. Column record fields: id, title, position, project_id, task_limit, description, hide_in_dashboard. Swimlane record fields: id, name, position, is_active(bool), project_id, description, task_limit. ints are real ints here, but keep tolerating numeric strings.

  REQUIRED BEHAVIOUR:
  - On a fresh project whose columns are exactly the 4 stock titles, rename those 4 into the first 4 Overdeck columns (Filed, Dispatching, Running, Needs attention) and add the 5th (Resolved), so bootstrap leaves EXACTLY the 5 spec columns and reports status "ready" with empty drift. Reordering must end with the 5 in spec order.
  - "Default swimlane" is never drift. The 4 P0–P3 swimlanes are added and ordered after it.
  - Running bootstrap TWICE must be idempotent: second run performs no redundant writes and returns identical ids and status "ready" with empty drift.
  - Never delete an unknown project, column, swimlane, task or comment.
  - RESPONSE_SCHEMA_INVALID errors currently carry `details: undefined`, which makes real failures undiagnosable. Include the failing zod issue paths (field paths only, never values, never the token) in the error.

  ALSO ADD a real-store integration test collector/src/incidents/kanboard-live.integration.test.ts:
  - Skips (not fails) unless env OVERDECK_KANBOARD_LIVE_URL and OVERDECK_KANBOARD_LIVE_TOKEN are both set.
  - Uses the real fetch against that store, runs bootstrap twice, and asserts: status ready, drift empty, exactly the 5 spec columns in exact order, the 4 P0–P3 swimlanes present and active in order, is_public false, priority_start/end/default are 0/3/2, agent user id stable, and full idempotence across the two runs.
  - This test is what would have caught every fact above; make it assert real shapes, not mocks.

  HARD RULES: no stubs, no TODOs, no skipped/blessed-wrong tests, no fail-open, no `any`, no reasoning/justification comments in code. Run `cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft bun test src/incidents/` until green.


id: 019fde6a-2607-7ac1-9f85-19d74db388ef
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/logspage2-a44977a8a5cf
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7d9b60a7664bc875c56da9758fa1b8d20ee2136a
git_branch: wt/logspage2
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: disabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /home/user/.codex/sessions/2026/08/08/rollout-2026-08-08T01-48-46-019fde6a-2607-7ac1-9f85-19d74db388ef.jsonl

title:
  In `collector/src/activity/`, remove a two-sources-of-truth defect.

  Each source module in `collector/src/activity/sources/` owns its own source id, label, category and default path (e.g. `CONTROLLER_SOURCE_ID`, `CONTROLLER_SOURCE_LABEL`, `defaultControllerPath()`). `collector/src/activity/read.ts` REDECLARES all of them as its own `DEFAULT_*_PATH` constants plus literal id/label/category strings, then passes them down — so each source module's own default is dead code in production, and the two copies can silently drift.

  ## Fix

  Each of the nine modules in `collector/src/activity/sources/` (`controller, landq, runplan, reaper, actions, agentSessions, fleetHarden, notifications, suppressed`) exports a single descriptor that is the ONE definition of its identity, plus an exported default-location resolver:

  ```ts
  export const CONTROLLER_SOURCE = { id: "controller", label: "controller events", category: "buildbox" } as const
  export function defaultControllerPath(): string { /* existing body */ }
  ```

  Then `read.ts` imports those and DELETES every `DEFAULT_*_PATH` constant and every inline id/label/category literal it currently holds. `read.ts` resolves each source's path as `caller-supplied option ?? the module's exported default`, and uses that SAME resolved value both for the call and for the error-fallback coverage entry.

  `landq` and `runplan` resolve root LISTS, not single paths — keep their existing joined-path coverage representation exactly as it is today.

  Keep the existing `*_SOURCE_ID` exports working if other files import them, or update those importers — do not leave a dangling import.

  ## Constraints
  - **No behaviour change whatsoever.** Every coverage `id`/`label`/`category`/`path` value must stay byte-identical.
  - Do not touch the sources' parsing logic.
  - Do not touch `apps/web` or `packages/deck-ui`. No new dependencies.

  ## Verify — run it yourself and paste the counts
  ```
  cd collector && bun test
  ```
  Currently 491 pass / 0 fail. It must stay 0 fail. Do not report green without running it.

first_user_message:
  In `collector/src/activity/`, remove a two-sources-of-truth defect.

  Each source module in `collector/src/activity/sources/` owns its own source id, label, category and default path (e.g. `CONTROLLER_SOURCE_ID`, `CONTROLLER_SOURCE_LABEL`, `defaultControllerPath()`). `collector/src/activity/read.ts` REDECLARES all of them as its own `DEFAULT_*_PATH` constants plus literal id/label/category strings, then passes them down — so each source module's own default is dead code in production, and the two copies can silently drift.

  ## Fix

  Each of the nine modules in `collector/src/activity/sources/` (`controller, landq, runplan, reaper, actions, agentSessions, fleetHarden, notifications, suppressed`) exports a single descriptor that is the ONE definition of its identity, plus an exported default-location resolver:

  ```ts
  export const CONTROLLER_SOURCE = { id: "controller", label: "controller events", category: "buildbox" } as const
  export function defaultControllerPath(): string { /* existing body */ }
  ```

  Then `read.ts` imports those and DELETES every `DEFAULT_*_PATH` constant and every inline id/label/category literal it currently holds. `read.ts` resolves each source's path as `caller-supplied option ?? the module's exported default`, and uses that SAME resolved value both for the call and for the error-fallback coverage entry.

  `landq` and `runplan` resolve root LISTS, not single paths — keep their existing joined-path coverage representation exactly as it is today.

  Keep the existing `*_SOURCE_ID` exports working if other files import them, or update those importers — do not leave a dangling import.

  ## Constraints
  - **No behaviour change whatsoever.** Every coverage `id`/`label`/`category`/`path` value must stay byte-identical.
  - Do not touch the sources' parsing logic.
  - Do not touch `apps/web` or `packages/deck-ui`. No new dependencies.

  ## Verify — run it yourself and paste the counts
  ```
  cd collector && bun test
  ```
  Currently 491 pass / 0 fail. It must stay 0 fail. Do not report green without running it.

preview:
  In `collector/src/activity/`, remove a two-sources-of-truth defect.

  Each source module in `collector/src/activity/sources/` owns its own source id, label, category and default path (e.g. `CONTROLLER_SOURCE_ID`, `CONTROLLER_SOURCE_LABEL`, `defaultControllerPath()`). `collector/src/activity/read.ts` REDECLARES all of them as its own `DEFAULT_*_PATH` constants plus literal id/label/category strings, then passes them down — so each source module's own default is dead code in production, and the two copies can silently drift.

  ## Fix

  Each of the nine modules in `collector/src/activity/sources/` (`controller, landq, runplan, reaper, actions, agentSessions, fleetHarden, notifications, suppressed`) exports a single descriptor that is the ONE definition of its identity, plus an exported default-location resolver:

  ```ts
  export const CONTROLLER_SOURCE = { id: "controller", label: "controller events", category: "buildbox" } as const
  export function defaultControllerPath(): string { /* existing body */ }
  ```

  Then `read.ts` imports those and DELETES every `DEFAULT_*_PATH` constant and every inline id/label/category literal it currently holds. `read.ts` resolves each source's path as `caller-supplied option ?? the module's exported default`, and uses that SAME resolved value both for the call and for the error-fallback coverage entry.

  `landq` and `runplan` resolve root LISTS, not single paths — keep their existing joined-path coverage representation exactly as it is today.

  Keep the existing `*_SOURCE_ID` exports working if other files import them, or update those importers — do not leave a dangling import.

  ## Constraints
  - **No behaviour change whatsoever.** Every coverage `id`/`label`/`category`/`path` value must stay byte-identical.
  - Do not touch the sources' parsing logic.
  - Do not touch `apps/web` or `packages/deck-ui`. No new dependencies.

  ## Verify — run it yourself and paste the counts
  ```
  cd collector && bun test
  ```
  Currently 491 pass / 0 fail. It must stay 0 fail. Do not report green without running it.


id: 019fde6d-b9ad-7b90-9664-1f035ff3ab10
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/sesspanel-8d61cdd7fdf5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 54584513dbcd3b73f03af771afa33dae424f456d
git_branch: wt/sesspanel
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: disabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /home/user/.codex/sessions/2026/08/08/rollout-2026-08-08T01-52-40-019fde6d-b9ad-7b90-9664-1f035ff3ab10.jsonl

title:
  Task: make each project group on the Sessions panel collapsible. ONE job only.

  Read first: .claude/skills/od-ui-dev/SKILL.md (it binds you), packages/deck-ui/src/ProjectGroupRow.tsx (the proven disclosure pattern — copy it, do not invent a second one).

  Change exactly these 5 files, nothing else:

  1. packages/deck-ui/src/SectionCard.tsx — ADD an optional prop to the EXISTING component (do NOT create a new component/file):
     collapsible?: { expanded: boolean; onToggle(): void }
     When present, the title becomes a <button type="button"> with aria-expanded={expanded} and aria-controls={bodyId} (useId), containing a "▸" glyph with transition-transform + rotate-90 when expanded, then the title text — same markup vocabulary as ProjectGroupRow's toggle, min-h-11 hit target, focus-visible:outline focus-visible:outline-2 focus-visible:outline-offset-2 focus-visible:outline-accent. titleBadge and action keep working unchanged next to it.
     The body region <div id={bodyId}> is ALWAYS rendered so aria-controls never dangles; its children render only when expanded.
     When `collapsible` is absent the rendered markup must stay as it is today (192 existing call sites depend on it) — the title stays a plain <span>, no button.
     Tokens only, no hardcoded colors/radii.

  2. packages/deck-ui/src/SectionCard.test.tsx — EXTEND the existing describe (do not rewrite existing tests). Add: expanded=false hides the children and the button reports aria-expanded="false"; expanded=true shows them; clicking the title button calls onToggle once; without the prop the title is not a button.

  3. apps/web/src/components/design-system/gallery-registry.tsx — the existing SectionCard entry must render BOTH a collapsed and an expanded collapsible variant alongside the current static one (a small local component holding useState is fine inside the render thunk; keep it under the same entry name, do not add a new entry).

  4. apps/web/src/components/sessions/SessionsContent.tsx — in ProjectSection ONLY:
     - add `const [open, setOpen] = useState(liveCount > 0)` — a group with at least one running session starts expanded, every other group starts collapsed.
     - pass `collapsible={{ expanded: open, onToggle: () => setOpen(!open) }}` to its SectionCard.
     - the project-path <p>, the DataTable and the "N more" control stay as SectionCard children, so the SectionCard change already hides them while collapsed.
     - keep the `summary` title string exactly as it is (it is the only liveness signal while collapsed) and keep `collapsedCount = Math.max(DEFAULT_VISIBLE_ROWS, liveCount)`.
     - do not touch any other function in this file. Do not change columns, sorting, filtering, the KvPanel, the coverage paragraph, or the drawer.

  5. apps/web/src/components/sessions/SessionsContent.test.tsx — the existing tests assert on rows that now start collapsed. Fix them by EXPANDING the group first (click the group's disclosure button), NEVER by deleting or weakening an assertion. Add two tests: (a) a project whose sessions are all finished starts collapsed — its table is absent but its header still states the session count; (b) clicking its header reveals the table.
     Scope every query to the group you mean (within(...) on the section, or a name-scoped role query). No bare getByText for a string that occurs in more than one group.

  HARD PROHIBITIONS — any of these and the change is rejected:
  - Do NOT create any new component, file, primitive, or barrel export.
  - Do NOT touch apps/web/src/lib/session-types.ts, collector/**, or anything about tmux/dtach/mux. Multiplexer work is another agent's task; the panel reads row.attach only.
  - Do NOT render a fabricated 0 or placeholder anywhere — an absent value is an em dash or a named gap.
  - Do NOT add comments explaining your reasoning, alternatives, or what you changed. Comments only for non-obvious WHAT, and never longer than the code they describe.
  - Do NOT add per-group sort state; the single shared sort/onSortChange is correct.
  - Do NOT reformat, refactor, or "improve" adjacent code.
  - No TODOs, no skipped tests, no suppressions.

  Verify before you finish and paste the real output:
    pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui test
    pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui typecheck
    pnpm --filter web test
    pnpm --filter web typecheck

first_user_message:
  Task: make each project group on the Sessions panel collapsible. ONE job only.

  Read first: .claude/skills/od-ui-dev/SKILL.md (it binds you), packages/deck-ui/src/ProjectGroupRow.tsx (the proven disclosure pattern — copy it, do not invent a second one).

  Change exactly these 5 files, nothing else:

  1. packages/deck-ui/src/SectionCard.tsx — ADD an optional prop to the EXISTING component (do NOT create a new component/file):
     collapsible?: { expanded: boolean; onToggle(): void }
     When present, the title becomes a <button type="button"> with aria-expanded={expanded} and aria-controls={bodyId} (useId), containing a "▸" glyph with transition-transform + rotate-90 when expanded, then the title text — same markup vocabulary as ProjectGroupRow's toggle, min-h-11 hit target, focus-visible:outline focus-visible:outline-2 focus-visible:outline-offset-2 focus-visible:outline-accent. titleBadge and action keep working unchanged next to it.
     The body region <div id={bodyId}> is ALWAYS rendered so aria-controls never dangles; its children render only when expanded.
     When `collapsible` is absent the rendered markup must stay as it is today (192 existing call sites depend on it) — the title stays a plain <span>, no button.
     Tokens only, no hardcoded colors/radii.

  2. packages/deck-ui/src/SectionCard.test.tsx — EXTEND the existing describe (do not rewrite existing tests). Add: expanded=false hides the children and the button reports aria-expanded="false"; expanded=true shows them; clicking the title button calls onToggle once; without the prop the title is not a button.

  3. apps/web/src/components/design-system/gallery-registry.tsx — the existing SectionCard entry must render BOTH a collapsed and an expanded collapsible variant alongside the current static one (a small local component holding useState is fine inside the render thunk; keep it under the same entry name, do not add a new entry).

  4. apps/web/src/components/sessions/SessionsContent.tsx — in ProjectSection ONLY:
     - add `const [open, setOpen] = useState(liveCount > 0)` — a group with at least one running session starts expanded, every other group starts collapsed.
     - pass `collapsible={{ expanded: open, onToggle: () => setOpen(!open) }}` to its SectionCard.
     - the project-path <p>, the DataTable and the "N more" control stay as SectionCard children, so the SectionCard change already hides them while collapsed.
     - keep the `summary` title string exactly as it is (it is the only liveness signal while collapsed) and keep `collapsedCount = Math.max(DEFAULT_VISIBLE_ROWS, liveCount)`.
     - do not touch any other function in this file. Do not change columns, sorting, filtering, the KvPanel, the coverage paragraph, or the drawer.

  5. apps/web/src/components/sessions/SessionsContent.test.tsx — the existing tests assert on rows that now start collapsed. Fix them by EXPANDING the group first (click the group's disclosure button), NEVER by deleting or weakening an assertion. Add two tests: (a) a project whose sessions are all finished starts collapsed — its table is absent but its header still states the session count; (b) clicking its header reveals the table.
     Scope every query to the group you mean (within(...) on the section, or a name-scoped role query). No bare getByText for a string that occurs in more than one group.

  HARD PROHIBITIONS — any of these and the change is rejected:
  - Do NOT create any new component, file, primitive, or barrel export.
  - Do NOT touch apps/web/src/lib/session-types.ts, collector/**, or anything about tmux/dtach/mux. Multiplexer work is another agent's task; the panel reads row.attach only.
  - Do NOT render a fabricated 0 or placeholder anywhere — an absent value is an em dash or a named gap.
  - Do NOT add comments explaining your reasoning, alternatives, or what you changed. Comments only for non-obvious WHAT, and never longer than the code they describe.
  - Do NOT add per-group sort state; the single shared sort/onSortChange is correct.
  - Do NOT reformat, refactor, or "improve" adjacent code.
  - No TODOs, no skipped tests, no suppressions.

  Verify before you finish and paste the real output:
    pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui test
    pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui typecheck
    pnpm --filter web test
    pnpm --filter web typecheck

preview:
  Task: make each project group on the Sessions panel collapsible. ONE job only.

  Read first: .claude/skills/od-ui-dev/SKILL.md (it binds you), packages/deck-ui/src/ProjectGroupRow.tsx (the proven disclosure pattern — copy it, do not invent a second one).

  Change exactly these 5 files, nothing else:

  1. packages/deck-ui/src/SectionCard.tsx — ADD an optional prop to the EXISTING component (do NOT create a new component/file):
     collapsible?: { expanded: boolean; onToggle(): void }
     When present, the title becomes a <button type="button"> with aria-expanded={expanded} and aria-controls={bodyId} (useId), containing a "▸" glyph with transition-transform + rotate-90 when expanded, then the title text — same markup vocabulary as ProjectGroupRow's toggle, min-h-11 hit target, focus-visible:outline focus-visible:outline-2 focus-visible:outline-offset-2 focus-visible:outline-accent. titleBadge and action keep working unchanged next to it.
     The body region <div id={bodyId}> is ALWAYS rendered so aria-controls never dangles; its children render only when expanded.
     When `collapsible` is absent the rendered markup must stay as it is today (192 existing call sites depend on it) — the title stays a plain <span>, no button.
     Tokens only, no hardcoded colors/radii.

  2. packages/deck-ui/src/SectionCard.test.tsx — EXTEND the existing describe (do not rewrite existing tests). Add: expanded=false hides the children and the button reports aria-expanded="false"; expanded=true shows them; clicking the title button calls onToggle once; without the prop the title is not a button.

  3. apps/web/src/components/design-system/gallery-registry.tsx — the existing SectionCard entry must render BOTH a collapsed and an expanded collapsible variant alongside the current static one (a small local component holding useState is fine inside the render thunk; keep it under the same entry name, do not add a new entry).

  4. apps/web/src/components/sessions/SessionsContent.tsx — in ProjectSection ONLY:
     - add `const [open, setOpen] = useState(liveCount > 0)` — a group with at least one running session starts expanded, every other group starts collapsed.
     - pass `collapsible={{ expanded: open, onToggle: () => setOpen(!open) }}` to its SectionCard.
     - the project-path <p>, the DataTable and the "N more" control stay as SectionCard children, so the SectionCard change already hides them while collapsed.
     - keep the `summary` title string exactly as it is (it is the only liveness signal while collapsed) and keep `collapsedCount = Math.max(DEFAULT_VISIBLE_ROWS, liveCount)`.
     - do not touch any other function in this file. Do not change columns, sorting, filtering, the KvPanel, the coverage paragraph, or the drawer.

  5. apps/web/src/components/sessions/SessionsContent.test.tsx — the existing tests assert on rows that now start collapsed. Fix them by EXPANDING the group first (click the group's disclosure button), NEVER by deleting or weakening an assertion. Add two tests: (a) a project whose sessions are all finished starts collapsed — its table is absent but its header still states the session count; (b) clicking its header reveals the table.
     Scope every query to the group you mean (within(...) on the section, or a name-scoped role query). No bare getByText for a string that occurs in more than one group.

  HARD PROHIBITIONS — any of these and the change is rejected:
  - Do NOT create any new component, file, primitive, or barrel export.
  - Do NOT touch apps/web/src/lib/session-types.ts, collector/**, or anything about tmux/dtach/mux. Multiplexer work is another agent's task; the panel reads row.attach only.
  - Do NOT render a fabricated 0 or placeholder anywhere — an absent value is an em dash or a named gap.
  - Do NOT add comments explaining your reasoning, alternatives, or what you changed. Comments only for non-obvious WHAT, and never longer than the code they describe.
  - Do NOT add per-group sort state; the single shared sort/onSortChange is correct.
  - Do NOT reformat, refactor, or "improve" adjacent code.
  - No TODOs, no skipped tests, no suppressions.

  Verify before you finish and paste the real output:
    pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui test
    pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui typecheck
    pnpm --filter web test
    pnpm --filter web typecheck


id: 019fde8d-1e19-71b0-b405-cb51d60d63ba
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /home/user/cdx-offload/incidents3-6bb10bf9e980
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a42424ccace6c496a0dc9b4409d1525daa4f2ad
git_branch: wt/incidents3
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: disabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /home/user/.codex/sessions/2026/08/08/rollout-2026-08-08T02-26-58-019fde8d-1e19-71b0-b405-cb51d60d63ba.jsonl

title:
  Implement stage 5 of docs/specs/2026-08-08-incidents-page-design.md: "collector routes and same-origin proxy". READ-PATH ONLY. Filing (POST) and the options manifest are blocked by spec sections 6.1/7.3 — do NOT implement them, do NOT add a POST route, do NOT add /incidents/options anywhere.

  Work only inside this worktree. Do not touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck.

  WHAT ALREADY EXISTS (read these first, do not duplicate them):
  - collector/src/incidents/kanboard-client.ts — createKanboardClient({baseUrl, token, fetchImpl}), closed procedure union.
  - collector/src/incidents/bootstrap.ts — checkIncidentsReadiness(client) -> IncidentsReadiness. NOTE: this MUTATES the store (creates project/columns/swimlanes) and throws when Kanboard is unreachable.
  - collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts — createIncidentService({client, readiness}) -> { listIncidents(query), getIncident(id) }.
  - collector/src/server.ts — routing pattern to copy exactly (optional injected subsystem `harness`, 404 when absent, auth already global in Bun.serve fetch).
  - apps/web/src/pages/api/collector/[...path].ts — the existing same-origin proxy, default-deny allowlist.
  - collector/src/paths.ts — configDir()/tokenFile() pattern.

  DELIVER EXACTLY FOUR THINGS.

  (1) collector/src/incidents/connection.ts
  export function kanboardEnvFile(): string  // join(configDir(), "kanboard.env")
  export interface IncidentsConnection { baseUrl: string; token: string }
  export function loadIncidentsConnection(): IncidentsConnection | null
    - Reads kanboardEnvFile(). File missing OR unreadable OR missing KANBOARD_API_TOKEN -> return null (feature simply absent). NEVER throw, NEVER CollectorFatalError: a missing incident store must not stop the collector booting.
    - Parses shell-style KEY=VALUE lines, strips surrounding single/double quotes, ignores blanks and # comments.
    - baseUrl from OVERDECK_KANBOARD_URL env var, else default "http://127.0.0.1:31339/jsonrpc.php".
    - The token value must never be logged or returned in any error message.

  (2) collector/src/incidents/provider.ts
  export class IncidentsUnavailableError extends Error {}
  export interface IncidentsProvider { listIncidents(query): Promise<...>; getIncident(id): Promise<... | null> }   // same signatures/types as IncidentService, re-use its exported types, do NOT redeclare them
  export function createIncidentsProvider(opts: { client: KanboardRpcClient; readinessTtlMs?: number; now?: () => number }): IncidentsProvider

  Required behavior — these are stated requirements, not choices:
    - Readiness is resolved LAZILY on the first request, never at collector construction/boot.
    - The resolved readiness is cached and RE-RESOLVED once it is older than readinessTtlMs (default 60_000), so structural drift is re-detected instead of frozen at boot-time truth. Use the injected `now` (default Date.now) so tests control the clock.
    - Concurrent requests arriving while a resolution is in flight share that single in-flight promise (no thundering herd of mutating bootstraps).
    - A failed resolution is NOT cached: it clears the in-flight promise and the next request retries. Any error from checkIncidentsReadiness is rethrown as IncidentsUnavailableError with a short static message that contains no token, no URL credentials, and no raw upstream body.
    - Errors thrown by listIncidents/getIncident from an already-resolved service also surface as IncidentsUnavailableError.

  (3) Wiring
    - collector/src/server.ts: add `incidents?: IncidentsProvider` to ServerOptions; destructure it in startServer; add exactly two GET routes, placed with the other read routes:
        GET /incidents            -> query params: scope (active|resolved|all, default active), query (string), priority (P0|P1|P2|P3). Unknown/invalid scope or priority -> 400 Response.json({error:"invalid-query"}). Pass the validated query to incidents.listIncidents.
        GET /incidents/:incidentId -> decodeURIComponent the segment; null result -> 404 Response.json({error:"not-found"}). Regex must be /^\/incidents\/([^/]+)$/ — a single segment only.
      Both: if `incidents` is undefined -> new Response("not found", {status: 404}).
      Both: catch IncidentsUnavailableError -> Response.json({error:"incidents-store-unavailable"}, {status: 503}). Do not catch-all other errors.
      Do NOT add per-route auth — isAuthorized already runs before route matching.
    - collector/src/index.ts: build the provider from loadIncidentsConnection(); when it returns null, pass `incidents: undefined`. Constructing the provider must not perform any network call and must not be able to throw during main().

  (4) apps/web/src/pages/api/collector/[...path].ts
    - Admit exactly `incidents` in PROXYABLE_READ_PATHS and add one regex `/^incidents\/[^/]+$/` to the read matchers. Nothing else. No POST path, no /incidents/options, no widening of any existing set.

  TESTS (bun test, in collector/src/incidents/): a new provider.test.ts plus route tests appended to the existing server test style.
    - lazy: creating the provider performs zero RPC calls.
    - TTL: two calls inside the TTL resolve readiness once; a call after the TTL re-resolves.
    - concurrency: two simultaneous first calls resolve readiness exactly once.
    - failure is not cached: first resolution throws IncidentsUnavailableError, the next call retries and succeeds.
    - the thrown error message contains neither the token nor the base URL.
    - routes: 404 with no provider; 400 on bad scope and on bad priority; 404 on unknown incident id; 503 on IncidentsUnavailableError; 200 shape on success.
    - loadIncidentsConnection returns null for a missing file and for a file with no token, and does not throw.

  RULES:
    - No new mechanism that duplicates one that already exists. Re-use IncidentService types by import; do not restate them.
    - No stubs, no TODOs, no skipped tests, no `any`, no non-null-assertion-driven casts, no `as` to silence a type.
    - Zero explanatory/reasoning comments. A comment may only state a non-obvious WHAT, and must be shorter than the code it documents.
    - No fail-open path: an unavailable store must be visibly 503, never an empty successful list.
    - Run `bunx tsc --noEmit` and `bun test src/incidents/` in collector/ and leave both green.

first_user_message:
  Implement stage 5 of docs/specs/2026-08-08-incidents-page-design.md: "collector routes and same-origin proxy". READ-PATH ONLY. Filing (POST) and the options manifest are blocked by spec sections 6.1/7.3 — do NOT implement them, do NOT add a POST route, do NOT add /incidents/options anywhere.

  Work only inside this worktree. Do not touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck.

  WHAT ALREADY EXISTS (read these first, do not duplicate them):
  - collector/src/incidents/kanboard-client.ts — createKanboardClient({baseUrl, token, fetchImpl}), closed procedure union.
  - collector/src/incidents/bootstrap.ts — checkIncidentsReadiness(client) -> IncidentsReadiness. NOTE: this MUTATES the store (creates project/columns/swimlanes) and throws when Kanboard is unreachable.
  - collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts — createIncidentService({client, readiness}) -> { listIncidents(query), getIncident(id) }.
  - collector/src/server.ts — routing pattern to copy exactly (optional injected subsystem `harness`, 404 when absent, auth already global in Bun.serve fetch).
  - apps/web/src/pages/api/collector/[...path].ts — the existing same-origin proxy, default-deny allowlist.
  - collector/src/paths.ts — configDir()/tokenFile() pattern.

  DELIVER EXACTLY FOUR THINGS.

  (1) collector/src/incidents/connection.ts
  export function kanboardEnvFile(): string  // join(configDir(), "kanboard.env")
  export interface IncidentsConnection { baseUrl: string; token: string }
  export function loadIncidentsConnection(): IncidentsConnection | null
    - Reads kanboardEnvFile(). File missing OR unreadable OR missing KANBOARD_API_TOKEN -> return null (feature simply absent). NEVER throw, NEVER CollectorFatalError: a missing incident store must not stop the collector booting.
    - Parses shell-style KEY=VALUE lines, strips surrounding single/double quotes, ignores blanks and # comments.
    - baseUrl from OVERDECK_KANBOARD_URL env var, else default "http://127.0.0.1:31339/jsonrpc.php".
    - The token value must never be logged or returned in any error message.

  (2) collector/src/incidents/provider.ts
  export class IncidentsUnavailableError extends Error {}
  export interface IncidentsProvider { listIncidents(query): Promise<...>; getIncident(id): Promise<... | null> }   // same signatures/types as IncidentService, re-use its exported types, do NOT redeclare them
  export function createIncidentsProvider(opts: { client: KanboardRpcClient; readinessTtlMs?: number; now?: () => number }): IncidentsProvider

  Required behavior — these are stated requirements, not choices:
    - Readiness is resolved LAZILY on the first request, never at collector construction/boot.
    - The resolved readiness is cached and RE-RESOLVED once it is older than readinessTtlMs (default 60_000), so structural drift is re-detected instead of frozen at boot-time truth. Use the injected `now` (default Date.now) so tests control the clock.
    - Concurrent requests arriving while a resolution is in flight share that single in-flight promise (no thundering herd of mutating bootstraps).
    - A failed resolution is NOT cached: it clears the in-flight promise and the next request retries. Any error from checkIncidentsReadiness is rethrown as IncidentsUnavailableError with a short static message that contains no token, no URL credentials, and no raw upstream body.
    - Errors thrown by listIncidents/getIncident from an already-resolved service also surface as IncidentsUnavailableError.

  (3) Wiring
    - collector/src/server.ts: add `incidents?: IncidentsProvider` to ServerOptions; destructure it in startServer; add exactly two GET routes, placed with the other read routes:
        GET /incidents            -> query params: scope (active|resolved|all, default active), query (string), priority (P0|P1|P2|P3). Unknown/invalid scope or priority -> 400 Response.json({error:"invalid-query"}). Pass the validated query to incidents.listIncidents.
        GET /incidents/:incidentId -> decodeURIComponent the segment; null result -> 404 Response.json({error:"not-found"}). Regex must be /^\/incidents\/([^/]+)$/ — a single segment only.
      Both: if `incidents` is undefined -> new Response("not found", {status: 404}).
      Both: catch IncidentsUnavailableError -> Response.json({error:"incidents-store-unavailable"}, {status: 503}). Do not catch-all other errors.
      Do NOT add per-route auth — isAuthorized already runs before route matching.
    - collector/src/index.ts: build the provider from loadIncidentsConnection(); when it returns null, pass `incidents: undefined`. Constructing the provider must not perform any network call and must not be able to throw during main().

  (4) apps/web/src/pages/api/collector/[...path].ts
    - Admit exactly `incidents` in PROXYABLE_READ_PATHS and add one regex `/^incidents\/[^/]+$/` to the read matchers. Nothing else. No POST path, no /incidents/options, no widening of any existing set.

  TESTS (bun test, in collector/src/incidents/): a new provider.test.ts plus route tests appended to the existing server test style.
    - lazy: creating the provider performs zero RPC calls.
    - TTL: two calls inside the TTL resolve readiness once; a call after the TTL re-resolves.
    - concurrency: two simultaneous first calls resolve readiness exactly once.
    - failure is not cached: first resolution throws IncidentsUnavailableError, the next call retries and succeeds.
    - the thrown error message contains neither the token nor the base URL.
    - routes: 404 with no provider; 400 on bad scope and on bad priority; 404 on unknown incident id; 503 on IncidentsUnavailableError; 200 shape on success.
    - loadIncidentsConnection returns null for a missing file and for a file with no token, and does not throw.

  RULES:
    - No new mechanism that duplicates one that already exists. Re-use IncidentService types by import; do not restate them.
    - No stubs, no TODOs, no skipped tests, no `any`, no non-null-assertion-driven casts, no `as` to silence a type.
    - Zero explanatory/reasoning comments. A comment may only state a non-obvious WHAT, and must be shorter than the code it documents.
    - No fail-open path: an unavailable store must be visibly 503, never an empty successful list.
    - Run `bunx tsc --noEmit` and `bun test src/incidents/` in collector/ and leave both green.

preview:
  Implement stage 5 of docs/specs/2026-08-08-incidents-page-design.md: "collector routes and same-origin proxy". READ-PATH ONLY. Filing (POST) and the options manifest are blocked by spec sections 6.1/7.3 — do NOT implement them, do NOT add a POST route, do NOT add /incidents/options anywhere.

  Work only inside this worktree. Do not touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck.

  WHAT ALREADY EXISTS (read these first, do not duplicate them):
  - collector/src/incidents/kanboard-client.ts — createKanboardClient({baseUrl, token, fetchImpl}), closed procedure union.
  - collector/src/incidents/bootstrap.ts — checkIncidentsReadiness(client) -> IncidentsReadiness. NOTE: this MUTATES the store (creates project/columns/swimlanes) and throws when Kanboard is unreachable.
  - collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts — createIncidentService({client, readiness}) -> { listIncidents(query), getIncident(id) }.
  - collector/src/server.ts — routing pattern to copy exactly (optional injected subsystem `harness`, 404 when absent, auth already global in Bun.serve fetch).
  - apps/web/src/pages/api/collector/[...path].ts — the existing same-origin proxy, default-deny allowlist.
  - collector/src/paths.ts — configDir()/tokenFile() pattern.

  DELIVER EXACTLY FOUR THINGS.

  (1) collector/src/incidents/connection.ts
  export function kanboardEnvFile(): string  // join(configDir(), "kanboard.env")
  export interface IncidentsConnection { baseUrl: string; token: string }
  export function loadIncidentsConnection(): IncidentsConnection | null
    - Reads kanboardEnvFile(). File missing OR unreadable OR missing KANBOARD_API_TOKEN -> return null (feature simply absent). NEVER throw, NEVER CollectorFatalError: a missing incident store must not stop the collector booting.
    - Parses shell-style KEY=VALUE lines, strips surrounding single/double quotes, ignores blanks and # comments.
    - baseUrl from OVERDECK_KANBOARD_URL env var, else default "http://127.0.0.1:31339/jsonrpc.php".
    - The token value must never be logged or returned in any error message.

  (2) collector/src/incidents/provider.ts
  export class IncidentsUnavailableError extends Error {}
  export interface IncidentsProvider { listIncidents(query): Promise<...>; getIncident(id): Promise<... | null> }   // same signatures/types as IncidentService, re-use its exported types, do NOT redeclare them
  export function createIncidentsProvider(opts: { client: KanboardRpcClient; readinessTtlMs?: number; now?: () => number }): IncidentsProvider

  Required behavior — these are stated requirements, not choices:
    - Readiness is resolved LAZILY on the first request, never at collector construction/boot.
    - The resolved readiness is cached and RE-RESOLVED once it is older than readinessTtlMs (default 60_000), so structural drift is re-detected instead of frozen at boot-time truth. Use the injected `now` (default Date.now) so tests control the clock.
    - Concurrent requests arriving while a resolution is in flight share that single in-flight promise (no thundering herd of mutating bootstraps).
    - A failed resolution is NOT cached: it clears the in-flight promise and the next request retries. Any error from checkIncidentsReadiness is rethrown as IncidentsUnavailableError with a short static message that contains no token, no URL credentials, and no raw upstream body.
    - Errors thrown by listIncidents/getIncident from an already-resolved service also surface as IncidentsUnavailableError.

  (3) Wiring
    - collector/src/server.ts: add `incidents?: IncidentsProvider` to ServerOptions; destructure it in startServer; add exactly two GET routes, placed with the other read routes:
        GET /incidents            -> query params: scope (active|resolved|all, default active), query (string), priority (P0|P1|P2|P3). Unknown/invalid scope or priority -> 400 Response.json({error:"invalid-query"}). Pass the validated query to incidents.listIncidents.
        GET /incidents/:incidentId -> decodeURIComponent the segment; null result -> 404 Response.json({error:"not-found"}). Regex must be /^\/incidents\/([^/]+)$/ — a single segment only.
      Both: if `incidents` is undefined -> new Response("not found", {status: 404}).
      Both: catch IncidentsUnavailableError -> Response.json({error:"incidents-store-unavailable"}, {status: 503}). Do not catch-all other errors.
      Do NOT add per-route auth — isAuthorized already runs before route matching.
    - collector/src/index.ts: build the provider from loadIncidentsConnection(); when it returns null, pass `incidents: undefined`. Constructing the provider must not perform any network call and must not be able to throw during main().

  (4) apps/web/src/pages/api/collector/[...path].ts
    - Admit exactly `incidents` in PROXYABLE_READ_PATHS and add one regex `/^incidents\/[^/]+$/` to the read matchers. Nothing else. No POST path, no /incidents/options, no widening of any existing set.

  TESTS (bun test, in collector/src/incidents/): a new provider.test.ts plus route tests appended to the existing server test style.
    - lazy: creating the provider performs zero RPC calls.
    - TTL: two calls inside the TTL resolve readiness once; a call after the TTL re-resolves.
    - concurrency: two simultaneous first calls resolve readiness exactly once.
    - failure is not cached: first resolution throws IncidentsUnavailableError, the next call retries and succeeds.
    - the thrown error message contains neither the token nor the base URL.
    - routes: 404 with no provider; 400 on bad scope and on bad priority; 404 on unknown incident id; 503 on IncidentsUnavailableError; 200 shape on success.
    - loadIncidentsConnection returns null for a missing file and for a file with no token, and does not throw.

  RULES:
    - No new mechanism that duplicates one that already exists. Re-use IncidentService types by import; do not restate them.
    - No stubs, no TODOs, no skipped tests, no `any`, no non-null-assertion-driven casts, no `as` to silence a type.
    - Zero explanatory/reasoning comments. A comment may only state a non-obvious WHAT, and must be shorter than the code it documents.
    - No fail-open path: an unavailable store must be visibly 503, never an empty successful list.
    - Run `bunx tsc --noEmit` and `bun test src/incidents/` in collector/ and leave both green.


