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title:
  Review this spec for QuietLSP (full text inlined below — the file is not mounted in your sandbox; do not look for it on disk).

  QuietLSP is a planned stdio proxy between Claude Code's language-server plugins (typescript-lsp, rust-analyzer-lsp) and the real language server, dropping textDocument/publishDiagnostics notifications whose uri resolves outside the proxy's cwd subtree, passing all other traffic byte-identical, to stop cross-worktree diagnostics from being injected into AI agent sessions (~50 concurrent). Fixed constraints: never edit the plugin cache (updates revert it); attach by wrapping whatever binary the plugin executes (rename-real+shim like an existing playwright guard); fail-open to byte-passthrough on parse error; idempotent installer with --status drift audit across plugin version dirs.

  Review for: (1) LSP-protocol correctness gaps — especially whether modern tsserver/typescript-language-server and rust-analyzer deliver diagnostics via push publishDiagnostics or PULL diagnostics (textDocument/diagnostic, LSP 3.17) which a drop-notification design misses entirely; capability negotiation the proxy might need to touch; publishDiagnostics version param/ordering; whether dropping notifications can desync client state (stale diagnostics never cleared because the clearing empty-array publish is also dropped). (2) cwd-subtree scope rule failure modes (symlinked worktrees, legitimate out-of-cwd opens, file:// escaping, untitled: schemes). (3) Fail-open: permanent passthrough after first error vs resync at next valid frame. (4) Installer/version-dir discovery risks. (5) Anything aspirational or untestable as written.

  Output: numbered findings by severity, each with the concrete spec change (a sentence or two, not code). Review only.

  === SPEC.md ===
  # QuietLSP — cwd-scoped LSP diagnostics filter

  audience: AI coding agents first. Spec = contract; implementer owns bodies.

  ## Purpose

  Claude Code's language-server feature injects `new-diagnostics` blocks into agent context with no per-file scoping — sessions receive TypeScript/Rust errors from OTHER worktrees and other sessions' half-finished edits (measured 2026-08-15: hundreds of irrelevant lines per interactive session, ×~50 sessions; harness v2.1.233 offers only per-language on/off). QuietLSP sits between the plugin and the real language server and drops diagnostics for files outside the session's working tree, so the harness never receives the noise. Sibling product to QuietContext: same mission (protect agent context), adjacent layer (editor diagnostics vs command output).

  ## Non-goals

  - Never edit the plugin cache (`~/.claude/plugins/...`) — updates silently revert hand edits (proven 2026-08-15, security-plugin incident). QuietLSP attaches to what the plugin EXECUTES.
  - No severity filtering, no message rewriting, no diagnostics dedup in v1 — drop-or-pass whole notifications only.
  - Not a general LSP proxy framework. One job.

  ## Architecture

  ```
  claude-code plugin ──spawns──> quietlsp (wrapper) ──spawns──> real language server
     client→server bytes: passthrough, untouched, unbuffered
     server→client bytes: parse LSP framing; drop out-of-tree publishDiagnostics; pass all else
  ```

  - Attach mechanism: discovered by investigation (bundled binary per plugin version dir / PATH lookup / absolute path). Wrapper shape follows `install-headless-guard`'s rename-real+shim pattern for whichever point the plugin executes. The investigation result is recorded in README with evidence.
  - Scope rule: a `textDocument/publishDiagnostics` notification is DROPPED iff its `uri` resolves outside the wrapper process's cwd subtree (session cwd = the session's worktree). Symlinks resolved before comparison. Everything else — all requests, responses, other notifications — passes byte-identical.
  - Framing: LSP = Content-Length-framed JSON-RPC over stdio. Passed messages keep their original bytes; dropped messages are removed whole (no mutation → no Content-Length recompute except omission).

  ## Fail-open contract (load-bearing)

  Any framing/parse error, or any internal wrapper error → permanent byte-passthrough for the remainder of the stream + ONE log line to `~/.local/state/overdeck/quietlsp.log`. A broken LSP is worse than noisy diagnostics. The wrapper must never delay shutdown: real server exit → wrapper exits with same code; signals forwarded.

  ## Installer contract (`install-quietlsp`)

  - Idempotent: re-run after every plugin update; discovers ALL plugin version dirs and wraps each (updates create NEW version dirs — both must be wrapped, per the 2.0.6/2.0.7 lesson).
  - `--status`: per discovered server binary → `wrapped` / `unwrapped` / `drifted` (wrapper present but stale vs repo copy). Exit non-zero if any target is not `wrapped`.
  - `--uninstall`: restores originals exactly.
  - Covers TypeScript AND rust-analyzer plugins. Unknown/indeterminate plugin layout → refuse loudly, wrap nothing (fail-closed on install, fail-open on traffic).

  ## Test strategy

  - Framed-stream fixture: in-tree diagnostics pass byte-exact; out-of-tree dropped; interleaved messages keep valid framing; malformed frame → passthrough mode from that point; large message split across chunk boundaries reassembled correctly.
  - Handshake: real language server through the wrapper completes `initialize` and responds.
  - Installer: run-twice idempotency; `--status` verdicts for all three states; `--uninstall` restores byte-identical originals.

  ## Acceptance (v1 done =)

  1. Installed on this workstation, both language servers wrapped, `--status` clean.
  2. LSP still functional through the wrapper (handshake proof).
  3. An interactive session in worktree A no longer receives diagnostics for files in worktree B (owner/orchestrator verifies — dispatched subagents cannot activate the LSP feature).
  4. Repo private on GitHub, tests green, README documents the attach mechanism and the re-run-after-update step.

  ## Roadmap (post-v1, owner-gated)

  - Config file for extra allowed roots (monorepo sessions legitimately watching siblings).
  - Drift audit wired into the fleet check pass alongside install-headless-guard.
  - Publication (public repo / marketplace) — owner decision, not a lane's.

first_user_message:
  Review this spec for QuietLSP (full text inlined below — the file is not mounted in your sandbox; do not look for it on disk).

  QuietLSP is a planned stdio proxy between Claude Code's language-server plugins (typescript-lsp, rust-analyzer-lsp) and the real language server, dropping textDocument/publishDiagnostics notifications whose uri resolves outside the proxy's cwd subtree, passing all other traffic byte-identical, to stop cross-worktree diagnostics from being injected into AI agent sessions (~50 concurrent). Fixed constraints: never edit the plugin cache (updates revert it); attach by wrapping whatever binary the plugin executes (rename-real+shim like an existing playwright guard); fail-open to byte-passthrough on parse error; idempotent installer with --status drift audit across plugin version dirs.

  Review for: (1) LSP-protocol correctness gaps — especially whether modern tsserver/typescript-language-server and rust-analyzer deliver diagnostics via push publishDiagnostics or PULL diagnostics (textDocument/diagnostic, LSP 3.17) which a drop-notification design misses entirely; capability negotiation the proxy might need to touch; publishDiagnostics version param/ordering; whether dropping notifications can desync client state (stale diagnostics never cleared because the clearing empty-array publish is also dropped). (2) cwd-subtree scope rule failure modes (symlinked worktrees, legitimate out-of-cwd opens, file:// escaping, untitled: schemes). (3) Fail-open: permanent passthrough after first error vs resync at next valid frame. (4) Installer/version-dir discovery risks. (5) Anything aspirational or untestable as written.

  Output: numbered findings by severity, each with the concrete spec change (a sentence or two, not code). Review only.

  === SPEC.md ===
  # QuietLSP — cwd-scoped LSP diagnostics filter

  audience: AI coding agents first. Spec = contract; implementer owns bodies.

  ## Purpose

  Claude Code's language-server feature injects `new-diagnostics` blocks into agent context with no per-file scoping — sessions receive TypeScript/Rust errors from OTHER worktrees and other sessions' half-finished edits (measured 2026-08-15: hundreds of irrelevant lines per interactive session, ×~50 sessions; harness v2.1.233 offers only per-language on/off). QuietLSP sits between the plugin and the real language server and drops diagnostics for files outside the session's working tree, so the harness never receives the noise. Sibling product to QuietContext: same mission (protect agent context), adjacent layer (editor diagnostics vs command output).

  ## Non-goals

  - Never edit the plugin cache (`~/.claude/plugins/...`) — updates silently revert hand edits (proven 2026-08-15, security-plugin incident). QuietLSP attaches to what the plugin EXECUTES.
  - No severity filtering, no message rewriting, no diagnostics dedup in v1 — drop-or-pass whole notifications only.
  - Not a general LSP proxy framework. One job.

  ## Architecture

  ```
  claude-code plugin ──spawns──> quietlsp (wrapper) ──spawns──> real language server
     client→server bytes: passthrough, untouched, unbuffered
     server→client bytes: parse LSP framing; drop out-of-tree publishDiagnostics; pass all else
  ```

  - Attach mechanism: discovered by investigation (bundled binary per plugin version dir / PATH lookup / absolute path). Wrapper shape follows `install-headless-guard`'s rename-real+shim pattern for whichever point the plugin executes. The investigation result is recorded in README with evidence.
  - Scope rule: a `textDocument/publishDiagnostics` notification is DROPPED iff its `uri` resolves outside the wrapper process's cwd subtree (session cwd = the session's worktree). Symlinks resolved before comparison. Everything else — all requests, responses, other notifications — passes byte-identical.
  - Framing: LSP = Content-Length-framed JSON-RPC over stdio. Passed messages keep their original bytes; dropped messages are removed whole (no mutation → no Content-Length recompute except omission).

  ## Fail-open contract (load-bearing)

  Any framing/parse error, or any internal wrapper error → permanent byte-passthrough for the remainder of the stream + ONE log line to `~/.local/state/overdeck/quietlsp.log`. A broken LSP is worse than noisy diagnostics. The wrapper must never delay shutdown: real server exit → wrapper exits with same code; signals forwarded.

  ## Installer contract (`install-quietlsp`)

  - Idempotent: re-run after every plugin update; discovers ALL plugin version dirs and wraps each (updates create NEW version dirs — both must be wrapped, per the 2.0.6/2.0.7 lesson).
  - `--status`: per discovered server binary → `wrapped` / `unwrapped` / `drifted` (wrapper present but stale vs repo copy). Exit non-zero if any target is not `wrapped`.
  - `--uninstall`: restores originals exactly.
  - Covers TypeScript AND rust-analyzer plugins. Unknown/indeterminate plugin layout → refuse loudly, wrap nothing (fail-closed on install, fail-open on traffic).

  ## Test strategy

  - Framed-stream fixture: in-tree diagnostics pass byte-exact; out-of-tree dropped; interleaved messages keep valid framing; malformed frame → passthrough mode from that point; large message split across chunk boundaries reassembled correctly.
  - Handshake: real language server through the wrapper completes `initialize` and responds.
  - Installer: run-twice idempotency; `--status` verdicts for all three states; `--uninstall` restores byte-identical originals.

  ## Acceptance (v1 done =)

  1. Installed on this workstation, both language servers wrapped, `--status` clean.
  2. LSP still functional through the wrapper (handshake proof).
  3. An interactive session in worktree A no longer receives diagnostics for files in worktree B (owner/orchestrator verifies — dispatched subagents cannot activate the LSP feature).
  4. Repo private on GitHub, tests green, README documents the attach mechanism and the re-run-after-update step.

  ## Roadmap (post-v1, owner-gated)

  - Config file for extra allowed roots (monorepo sessions legitimately watching siblings).
  - Drift audit wired into the fleet check pass alongside install-headless-guard.
  - Publication (public repo / marketplace) — owner decision, not a lane's.

preview:
  Review this spec for QuietLSP (full text inlined below — the file is not mounted in your sandbox; do not look for it on disk).

  QuietLSP is a planned stdio proxy between Claude Code's language-server plugins (typescript-lsp, rust-analyzer-lsp) and the real language server, dropping textDocument/publishDiagnostics notifications whose uri resolves outside the proxy's cwd subtree, passing all other traffic byte-identical, to stop cross-worktree diagnostics from being injected into AI agent sessions (~50 concurrent). Fixed constraints: never edit the plugin cache (updates revert it); attach by wrapping whatever binary the plugin executes (rename-real+shim like an existing playwright guard); fail-open to byte-passthrough on parse error; idempotent installer with --status drift audit across plugin version dirs.

  Review for: (1) LSP-protocol correctness gaps — especially whether modern tsserver/typescript-language-server and rust-analyzer deliver diagnostics via push publishDiagnostics or PULL diagnostics (textDocument/diagnostic, LSP 3.17) which a drop-notification design misses entirely; capability negotiation the proxy might need to touch; publishDiagnostics version param/ordering; whether dropping notifications can desync client state (stale diagnostics never cleared because the clearing empty-array publish is also dropped). (2) cwd-subtree scope rule failure modes (symlinked worktrees, legitimate out-of-cwd opens, file:// escaping, untitled: schemes). (3) Fail-open: permanent passthrough after first error vs resync at next valid frame. (4) Installer/version-dir discovery risks. (5) Anything aspirational or untestable as written.

  Output: numbered findings by severity, each with the concrete spec change (a sentence or two, not code). Review only.

  === SPEC.md ===
  # QuietLSP — cwd-scoped LSP diagnostics filter

  audience: AI coding agents first. Spec = contract; implementer owns bodies.

  ## Purpose

  Claude Code's language-server feature injects `new-diagnostics` blocks into agent context with no per-file scoping — sessions receive TypeScript/Rust errors from OTHER worktrees and other sessions' half-finished edits (measured 2026-08-15: hundreds of irrelevant lines per interactive session, ×~50 sessions; harness v2.1.233 offers only per-language on/off). QuietLSP sits between the plugin and the real language server and drops diagnostics for files outside the session's working tree, so the harness never receives the noise. Sibling product to QuietContext: same mission (protect agent context), adjacent layer (editor diagnostics vs command output).

  ## Non-goals

  - Never edit the plugin cache (`~/.claude/plugins/...`) — updates silently revert hand edits (proven 2026-08-15, security-plugin incident). QuietLSP attaches to what the plugin EXECUTES.
  - No severity filtering, no message rewriting, no diagnostics dedup in v1 — drop-or-pass whole notifications only.
  - Not a general LSP proxy framework. One job.

  ## Architecture

  ```
  claude-code plugin ──spawns──> quietlsp (wrapper) ──spawns──> real language server
     client→server bytes: passthrough, untouched, unbuffered
     server→client bytes: parse LSP framing; drop out-of-tree publishDiagnostics; pass all else
  ```

  - Attach mechanism: discovered by investigation (bundled binary per plugin version dir / PATH lookup / absolute path). Wrapper shape follows `install-headless-guard`'s rename-real+shim pattern for whichever point the plugin executes. The investigation result is recorded in README with evidence.
  - Scope rule: a `textDocument/publishDiagnostics` notification is DROPPED iff its `uri` resolves outside the wrapper process's cwd subtree (session cwd = the session's worktree). Symlinks resolved before comparison. Everything else — all requests, responses, other notifications — passes byte-identical.
  - Framing: LSP = Content-Length-framed JSON-RPC over stdio. Passed messages keep their original bytes; dropped messages are removed whole (no mutation → no Content-Length recompute except omission).

  ## Fail-open contract (load-bearing)

  Any framing/parse error, or any internal wrapper error → permanent byte-passthrough for the remainder of the stream + ONE log line to `~/.local/state/overdeck/quietlsp.log`. A broken LSP is worse than noisy diagnostics. The wrapper must never delay shutdown: real server exit → wrapper exits with same code; signals forwarded.

  ## Installer contract (`install-quietlsp`)

  - Idempotent: re-run after every plugin update; discovers ALL plugin version dirs and wraps each (updates create NEW version dirs — both must be wrapped, per the 2.0.6/2.0.7 lesson).
  - `--status`: per discovered server binary → `wrapped` / `unwrapped` / `drifted` (wrapper present but stale vs repo copy). Exit non-zero if any target is not `wrapped`.
  - `--uninstall`: restores originals exactly.
  - Covers TypeScript AND rust-analyzer plugins. Unknown/indeterminate plugin layout → refuse loudly, wrap nothing (fail-closed on install, fail-open on traffic).

  ## Test strategy

  - Framed-stream fixture: in-tree diagnostics pass byte-exact; out-of-tree dropped; interleaved messages keep valid framing; malformed frame → passthrough mode from that point; large message split across chunk boundaries reassembled correctly.
  - Handshake: real language server through the wrapper completes `initialize` and responds.
  - Installer: run-twice idempotency; `--status` verdicts for all three states; `--uninstall` restores byte-identical originals.

  ## Acceptance (v1 done =)

  1. Installed on this workstation, both language servers wrapped, `--status` clean.
  2. LSP still functional through the wrapper (handshake proof).
  3. An interactive session in worktree A no longer receives diagnostics for files in worktree B (owner/orchestrator verifies — dispatched subagents cannot activate the LSP feature).
  4. Repo private on GitHub, tests green, README documents the attach mechanism and the re-run-after-update step.

  ## Roadmap (post-v1, owner-gated)

  - Config file for extra allowed roots (monorepo sessions legitimately watching siblings).
  - Drift audit wired into the fleet check pass alongside install-headless-guard.
  - Publication (public repo / marketplace) — owner decision, not a lane's.


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title:
  Implement slice P1 of the plan docs/plans/2026-08-16-podman-default.md with design spec docs/specs/2026-08-16-podman-default-design.md — both live in the worktree /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/podman-default-docs (read them FIRST; they are authoritative and pin every decision). P1: land-queue gate and local-gate full-mode executions run inside a podman container (harness-seat image family) as a new config-named container executor on the EXISTING local-gate executor seam — one more executor kind, never a parallel runner system. Workspace bind-mounted; no host ~/.claude write surfaces; environment-identity resolver reports seat-container inside (see docs/specs/2026-08-15-environment-identity-design.md in .worktrees/skip-plan-docs if not yet on main); tests run directly in-container (no offload hop). Container start failure → gate fails VISIBLY naming the container error; NEVER silent fallback to bare-host execution. Config-gated: default OFF (current behavior unchanged) until flipped after live proof.

  Work in a NEW worktree: run ~/.claude/bin/od-worktree add podman-gate-p1 and work ONLY in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/podman-gate-p1 — NEVER edit the shared main checkout or the docs worktree. Relevant code: ~/.claude/bin/local-gate (installed copy mirrors modules/workstation source — find the repo source and edit THAT), modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh gate invocation, deck-podman wrapper, modules/harness/seat/build-image.sh + Containerfile for the image family. Tests: add fixture coverage for container-executor selection, green run, and missing-image visible failure; run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q (must stay green) and the finish-branch/local-gate suites (10 pre-existing markdownlint failures in test-finish-branch.sh are the known baseline — only NEW failures block). NEVER weaken a gate. Commit with a clear message, then submit via: bash .claude/scripts/ship.sh submit wt/podman-gate-p1 .worktrees/podman-gate-p1 — and STOP at submitted (the standing conductor lands it; do not poll). Update the plan doc's P1 checkbox + receipt in your worktree as part of the commit. Report: what you changed, test counts, the ticket id, and what you did NOT verify (the live container-gate proof happens post-deploy, separately).

first_user_message:
  Implement slice P1 of the plan docs/plans/2026-08-16-podman-default.md with design spec docs/specs/2026-08-16-podman-default-design.md — both live in the worktree /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/podman-default-docs (read them FIRST; they are authoritative and pin every decision). P1: land-queue gate and local-gate full-mode executions run inside a podman container (harness-seat image family) as a new config-named container executor on the EXISTING local-gate executor seam — one more executor kind, never a parallel runner system. Workspace bind-mounted; no host ~/.claude write surfaces; environment-identity resolver reports seat-container inside (see docs/specs/2026-08-15-environment-identity-design.md in .worktrees/skip-plan-docs if not yet on main); tests run directly in-container (no offload hop). Container start failure → gate fails VISIBLY naming the container error; NEVER silent fallback to bare-host execution. Config-gated: default OFF (current behavior unchanged) until flipped after live proof.

  Work in a NEW worktree: run ~/.claude/bin/od-worktree add podman-gate-p1 and work ONLY in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/podman-gate-p1 — NEVER edit the shared main checkout or the docs worktree. Relevant code: ~/.claude/bin/local-gate (installed copy mirrors modules/workstation source — find the repo source and edit THAT), modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh gate invocation, deck-podman wrapper, modules/harness/seat/build-image.sh + Containerfile for the image family. Tests: add fixture coverage for container-executor selection, green run, and missing-image visible failure; run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q (must stay green) and the finish-branch/local-gate suites (10 pre-existing markdownlint failures in test-finish-branch.sh are the known baseline — only NEW failures block). NEVER weaken a gate. Commit with a clear message, then submit via: bash .claude/scripts/ship.sh submit wt/podman-gate-p1 .worktrees/podman-gate-p1 — and STOP at submitted (the standing conductor lands it; do not poll). Update the plan doc's P1 checkbox + receipt in your worktree as part of the commit. Report: what you changed, test counts, the ticket id, and what you did NOT verify (the live container-gate proof happens post-deploy, separately).

preview:
  Implement slice P1 of the plan docs/plans/2026-08-16-podman-default.md with design spec docs/specs/2026-08-16-podman-default-design.md — both live in the worktree /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/podman-default-docs (read them FIRST; they are authoritative and pin every decision). P1: land-queue gate and local-gate full-mode executions run inside a podman container (harness-seat image family) as a new config-named container executor on the EXISTING local-gate executor seam — one more executor kind, never a parallel runner system. Workspace bind-mounted; no host ~/.claude write surfaces; environment-identity resolver reports seat-container inside (see docs/specs/2026-08-15-environment-identity-design.md in .worktrees/skip-plan-docs if not yet on main); tests run directly in-container (no offload hop). Container start failure → gate fails VISIBLY naming the container error; NEVER silent fallback to bare-host execution. Config-gated: default OFF (current behavior unchanged) until flipped after live proof.

  Work in a NEW worktree: run ~/.claude/bin/od-worktree add podman-gate-p1 and work ONLY in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/podman-gate-p1 — NEVER edit the shared main checkout or the docs worktree. Relevant code: ~/.claude/bin/local-gate (installed copy mirrors modules/workstation source — find the repo source and edit THAT), modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh gate invocation, deck-podman wrapper, modules/harness/seat/build-image.sh + Containerfile for the image family. Tests: add fixture coverage for container-executor selection, green run, and missing-image visible failure; run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q (must stay green) and the finish-branch/local-gate suites (10 pre-existing markdownlint failures in test-finish-branch.sh are the known baseline — only NEW failures block). NEVER weaken a gate. Commit with a clear message, then submit via: bash .claude/scripts/ship.sh submit wt/podman-gate-p1 .worktrees/podman-gate-p1 — and STOP at submitted (the standing conductor lands it; do not poll). Update the plan doc's P1 checkbox + receipt in your worktree as part of the commit. Report: what you changed, test counts, the ticket id, and what you did NOT verify (the live container-gate proof happens post-deploy, separately).


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title:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo, already on branch wt/podman-gate-p1 — work HERE directly (no worktree tool needed; commit to this branch). Implement slice P1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-podman-default.md per the design spec docs/specs/2026-08-16-podman-default-design.md (both in THIS checkout under docs/ — read them first; also read docs/specs/2026-08-15-environment-identity-design.md for the identity contract). 

  P1 contract: the land-queue gate and local-gate full-mode executions can run inside a podman container (harness-seat image family) as a new config-named container executor on the EXISTING local-gate executor seam — one more executor kind, never a parallel runner system. Workspace bind-mounted; no host ~/.claude write surfaces mounted writable; tests run directly in-container (no offload hop). Container start failure → the gate FAILS VISIBLY naming the container error (image missing, mount denied); NEVER silent fallback to bare-host execution. Config-gated: default OFF — current behavior byte-identical until the flag flips (a later, separate commit after live proof; do not flip).

  Code to read: modules/workstation/claude source for local-gate (the installed ~/.claude/bin/local-gate mirrors a repo source — find and edit the SOURCE), modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh (gate invocation seam), the deck-podman wrapper source, modules/harness/seat/ (image family, build-image.sh, Containerfile). Follow the repo's existing executor/config patterns exactly — the gate-offload work added a remote executor recently; model the container executor after it.

  Tests: fixture coverage for executor selection, a green containerized run (fake/podman-stubbed in the fixture style the suites already use), and the missing-image visible-failure branch. Run and keep green: python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q, and the finish-branch/local-gate suites (bash modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/test-finish-branch.sh — 10 pre-existing markdownlint failures are the known baseline, only NEW failures block). NEVER weaken a gate.

  Finish: update the plan doc's P1 checkbox + receipt, commit everything to this branch with a clear message. Do NOT push or submit — the orchestrator lands it. Final output: what changed (files), test counts, and what you did NOT verify.

first_user_message:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo, already on branch wt/podman-gate-p1 — work HERE directly (no worktree tool needed; commit to this branch). Implement slice P1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-podman-default.md per the design spec docs/specs/2026-08-16-podman-default-design.md (both in THIS checkout under docs/ — read them first; also read docs/specs/2026-08-15-environment-identity-design.md for the identity contract). 

  P1 contract: the land-queue gate and local-gate full-mode executions can run inside a podman container (harness-seat image family) as a new config-named container executor on the EXISTING local-gate executor seam — one more executor kind, never a parallel runner system. Workspace bind-mounted; no host ~/.claude write surfaces mounted writable; tests run directly in-container (no offload hop). Container start failure → the gate FAILS VISIBLY naming the container error (image missing, mount denied); NEVER silent fallback to bare-host execution. Config-gated: default OFF — current behavior byte-identical until the flag flips (a later, separate commit after live proof; do not flip).

  Code to read: modules/workstation/claude source for local-gate (the installed ~/.claude/bin/local-gate mirrors a repo source — find and edit the SOURCE), modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh (gate invocation seam), the deck-podman wrapper source, modules/harness/seat/ (image family, build-image.sh, Containerfile). Follow the repo's existing executor/config patterns exactly — the gate-offload work added a remote executor recently; model the container executor after it.

  Tests: fixture coverage for executor selection, a green containerized run (fake/podman-stubbed in the fixture style the suites already use), and the missing-image visible-failure branch. Run and keep green: python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q, and the finish-branch/local-gate suites (bash modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/test-finish-branch.sh — 10 pre-existing markdownlint failures are the known baseline, only NEW failures block). NEVER weaken a gate.

  Finish: update the plan doc's P1 checkbox + receipt, commit everything to this branch with a clear message. Do NOT push or submit — the orchestrator lands it. Final output: what changed (files), test counts, and what you did NOT verify.

preview:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo, already on branch wt/podman-gate-p1 — work HERE directly (no worktree tool needed; commit to this branch). Implement slice P1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-podman-default.md per the design spec docs/specs/2026-08-16-podman-default-design.md (both in THIS checkout under docs/ — read them first; also read docs/specs/2026-08-15-environment-identity-design.md for the identity contract). 

  P1 contract: the land-queue gate and local-gate full-mode executions can run inside a podman container (harness-seat image family) as a new config-named container executor on the EXISTING local-gate executor seam — one more executor kind, never a parallel runner system. Workspace bind-mounted; no host ~/.claude write surfaces mounted writable; tests run directly in-container (no offload hop). Container start failure → the gate FAILS VISIBLY naming the container error (image missing, mount denied); NEVER silent fallback to bare-host execution. Config-gated: default OFF — current behavior byte-identical until the flag flips (a later, separate commit after live proof; do not flip).

  Code to read: modules/workstation/claude source for local-gate (the installed ~/.claude/bin/local-gate mirrors a repo source — find and edit the SOURCE), modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh (gate invocation seam), the deck-podman wrapper source, modules/harness/seat/ (image family, build-image.sh, Containerfile). Follow the repo's existing executor/config patterns exactly — the gate-offload work added a remote executor recently; model the container executor after it.

  Tests: fixture coverage for executor selection, a green containerized run (fake/podman-stubbed in the fixture style the suites already use), and the missing-image visible-failure branch. Run and keep green: python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q, and the finish-branch/local-gate suites (bash modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/test-finish-branch.sh — 10 pre-existing markdownlint failures are the known baseline, only NEW failures block). NEVER weaken a gate.

  Finish: update the plan doc's P1 checkbox + receipt, commit everything to this branch with a clear message. Do NOT push or submit — the orchestrator lands it. Final output: what changed (files), test counts, and what you did NOT verify.


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approval_mode: never
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title:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo on branch wt/remote-keepalives — work HERE, commit to this branch, do NOT push. Read HANDOFF.md at the worktree root FIRST — it is the complete handoff from the previous investigator and is authoritative. Your job: continue the investigation of remote/factory runs dying at 268-328s and drive it to a fix + one green factory run.

  Key handoff facts: the SSH-idle-timeout hypothesis is FALSIFIED (400s silent SSH to debian2 survived with zero keepalives). The real lead: the 268/290/328s spread looks like a LOCAL killer. Strong prior from project memory you should test FIRST: the agent-reaper's blocked-turn path SIGTERMs child process trees unconditionally (even with enforcement off) — a factory run's long-running test child under a session that looks 'blocked' would die exactly like this: silent SIGTERM, pipe closed, no exit status, timing spread by reaper sweep cadence. Find the agent-reaper (search ~/.claude and modules for reaper scripts/units), read its blocked-turn logic, check its logs/journal for kill events at the incident timestamps in HANDOFF.md, and correlate with the dead runs (adw 9560a9d8 and the k3s-trial-2 run). Also verify the port question the handoff names: which access door (2222 vs tailscale-22) the failing pi/k3s runs actually used.

  If the reaper is the killer: fix ROBUSTLY at the source — the blocked-turn path must never SIGTERM trees belonging to a live legitimate run (pid-verified liveness/activity check, or an exemption for factory/gate scopes), fail-closed for genuinely orphaned trees; add a test in the reaper's suite; also make any reaper kill LOG a named event (who/what/why) so this class self-identifies forever. If it is NOT the reaper, follow the handoff's remaining leads (cgroup OOM on the box; the door question) and fix what the evidence convicts.

  Then: run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q (green), node --test modules/workstation/claude/tests/remote-build.test.mjs (baseline documented in HANDOFF.md), the systray suites the handoff names, and the ACCEPTANCE: one full factory run — cd to a FRESH clean worktree you create with plain git worktree add from the repo root if needed, run: factory adw_plan_build_test_quality with a trivial docs prompt and --preset k3s-spark-xhigh — surviving build + test end to end. Commit everything including an updated HANDOFF.md marked resolved-or-remaining, with a clear message. STOP at commit (no push/submit). Report: the convicted mechanism with evidence, the fix, test counts, the green adw id or the named remaining blocker.

first_user_message:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo on branch wt/remote-keepalives — work HERE, commit to this branch, do NOT push. Read HANDOFF.md at the worktree root FIRST — it is the complete handoff from the previous investigator and is authoritative. Your job: continue the investigation of remote/factory runs dying at 268-328s and drive it to a fix + one green factory run.

  Key handoff facts: the SSH-idle-timeout hypothesis is FALSIFIED (400s silent SSH to debian2 survived with zero keepalives). The real lead: the 268/290/328s spread looks like a LOCAL killer. Strong prior from project memory you should test FIRST: the agent-reaper's blocked-turn path SIGTERMs child process trees unconditionally (even with enforcement off) — a factory run's long-running test child under a session that looks 'blocked' would die exactly like this: silent SIGTERM, pipe closed, no exit status, timing spread by reaper sweep cadence. Find the agent-reaper (search ~/.claude and modules for reaper scripts/units), read its blocked-turn logic, check its logs/journal for kill events at the incident timestamps in HANDOFF.md, and correlate with the dead runs (adw 9560a9d8 and the k3s-trial-2 run). Also verify the port question the handoff names: which access door (2222 vs tailscale-22) the failing pi/k3s runs actually used.

  If the reaper is the killer: fix ROBUSTLY at the source — the blocked-turn path must never SIGTERM trees belonging to a live legitimate run (pid-verified liveness/activity check, or an exemption for factory/gate scopes), fail-closed for genuinely orphaned trees; add a test in the reaper's suite; also make any reaper kill LOG a named event (who/what/why) so this class self-identifies forever. If it is NOT the reaper, follow the handoff's remaining leads (cgroup OOM on the box; the door question) and fix what the evidence convicts.

  Then: run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q (green), node --test modules/workstation/claude/tests/remote-build.test.mjs (baseline documented in HANDOFF.md), the systray suites the handoff names, and the ACCEPTANCE: one full factory run — cd to a FRESH clean worktree you create with plain git worktree add from the repo root if needed, run: factory adw_plan_build_test_quality with a trivial docs prompt and --preset k3s-spark-xhigh — surviving build + test end to end. Commit everything including an updated HANDOFF.md marked resolved-or-remaining, with a clear message. STOP at commit (no push/submit). Report: the convicted mechanism with evidence, the fix, test counts, the green adw id or the named remaining blocker.

preview:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo on branch wt/remote-keepalives — work HERE, commit to this branch, do NOT push. Read HANDOFF.md at the worktree root FIRST — it is the complete handoff from the previous investigator and is authoritative. Your job: continue the investigation of remote/factory runs dying at 268-328s and drive it to a fix + one green factory run.

  Key handoff facts: the SSH-idle-timeout hypothesis is FALSIFIED (400s silent SSH to debian2 survived with zero keepalives). The real lead: the 268/290/328s spread looks like a LOCAL killer. Strong prior from project memory you should test FIRST: the agent-reaper's blocked-turn path SIGTERMs child process trees unconditionally (even with enforcement off) — a factory run's long-running test child under a session that looks 'blocked' would die exactly like this: silent SIGTERM, pipe closed, no exit status, timing spread by reaper sweep cadence. Find the agent-reaper (search ~/.claude and modules for reaper scripts/units), read its blocked-turn logic, check its logs/journal for kill events at the incident timestamps in HANDOFF.md, and correlate with the dead runs (adw 9560a9d8 and the k3s-trial-2 run). Also verify the port question the handoff names: which access door (2222 vs tailscale-22) the failing pi/k3s runs actually used.

  If the reaper is the killer: fix ROBUSTLY at the source — the blocked-turn path must never SIGTERM trees belonging to a live legitimate run (pid-verified liveness/activity check, or an exemption for factory/gate scopes), fail-closed for genuinely orphaned trees; add a test in the reaper's suite; also make any reaper kill LOG a named event (who/what/why) so this class self-identifies forever. If it is NOT the reaper, follow the handoff's remaining leads (cgroup OOM on the box; the door question) and fix what the evidence convicts.

  Then: run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q (green), node --test modules/workstation/claude/tests/remote-build.test.mjs (baseline documented in HANDOFF.md), the systray suites the handoff names, and the ACCEPTANCE: one full factory run — cd to a FRESH clean worktree you create with plain git worktree add from the repo root if needed, run: factory adw_plan_build_test_quality with a trivial docs prompt and --preset k3s-spark-xhigh — surviving build + test end to end. Commit everything including an updated HANDOFF.md marked resolved-or-remaining, with a clear message. STOP at commit (no push/submit). Report: the convicted mechanism with evidence, the fix, test counts, the green adw id or the named remaining blocker.


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title:
  You are hardening the codex offload path in the overdeck repo (/home/user/Projects/overdeck). Owner-approved security work; implement, test, and land both fixes. This is real, land it — do not just propose.

  WORKFLOW: work in a fresh worktree via `~/.claude/bin/od-worktree add codex-seat-harden` then cd /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/codex-seat-harden. NEVER edit the shared main checkout directly. Read the audit report first: docs/plans/2026-08-16-codex-seat-audit.md (on origin/main or branch wt/codex-seat-audit) — it has exact file paths and evidence for both findings. Also read the repo CLAUDE.md 'Landing' section for how to land.

  FIX 1 — SEAT CONTAINER EGRESS default-deny + allowlist. The podman seat containers (launched via the cdx.py -> remote_dispatch.py chain and/or deck-podman / seat-run.sh — the audit names the exact spot) currently allow unrestricted outbound network. Make egress default-DENY with an allowlist for package registries and git, as a single source-of-truth config (not scattered literals): registry.npmjs.org; crates.io, static.crates.io, index.crates.io; pypi.org, files.pythonhosted.org; deb.debian.org, security.debian.org; github.com, codeload.github.com, objects.githubusercontent.com; plus the buildbox tailscale mirror hosts derived from ~/.claude/buildbox-hosts.json (NEVER hardcode host IPs — read them). Prefer podman-native egress control surviving restart; a minimal proxy/firewall sidecar is acceptable if needed. FAIL CLOSED: allowlist unreachable/misconfigured -> deny, never fall open to unrestricted. Any per-task 'needs more network' escape must be explicit and logged, never the default.

  FIX 2 — SECRET-FILE FILTER at dispatch. The snapshot shipped to the box trusts each project's .gitignore; shared boxes serve other projects (press-zone, wp-content, multideal) that may not maintain it. Add a dispatch-layer denylist in the snapshot/push path (remote_dispatch.py) that excludes, regardless of gitignore: .env and .env.*; *.pem *.key *.p12 *.pfx; id_rsa* id_ed25519* and other private keys; .secrets/**; *.secret; .npmrc/.pypirc containing auth; aws/gcp/ssh credential files. Do NOT exclude the legitimate seat credential file modules/harness/seat/credentials.json (audit flagged this false-positive risk — allowlist that exact path). FAIL LOUD: when a secret-shaped file is excluded, log which pattern matched (never silently drop, never ship it).

  CONSTRAINTS: both changes gate every offload — MUST be fail-closed and TESTED both branches. Add tests in modules/systray/tests/ (dispatch/secret-filter: planted .env excluded+logged, credentials.json still ships, normal file ships) and wherever the container-network config tests live (allowed host passes, denied host blocked). modules/systray/tests has 2 known pre-existing unrelated failures (account_lock umask, packaging_desktop_entry drift) — leave them, name them. Run: python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests/ -q. TWO container systems exist per the audit — fix the cdx-exec podman path FIRST (what the owner offloads through); if the second shares the network/snapshot code fix once, else NAME it as a follow-up in the plan doc, do not rework it this slice.

  VERIFY before landing: FIX 2 — run the exclude logic against a fixture dir with a planted .env + a normal file + a credentials.json, assert .env excluded+logged, other two ship. FIX 1 — syntactically apply the egress config; a live allowed-ok/denied-blocked probe is best-effort, name it Not-verified if you cannot run it.

  LAND: commit both fixes on branch wt/codex-seat-harden (terse messages), then land per the repo CLAUDE.md. Use the DIRECT LAND escape hatch (it is in CLAUDE.md: /usr/bin/git -C <worktree> -c core.hooksPath=<empty-dir> push origin HEAD:refs/heads/main after re-fetching+merging origin/main, then cd repo root and bash packaging/deploy-local.sh) BECAUSE this is critical security work and the land queue is 75 deep. You own verification since direct-land skips the gate: run the systray tests yourself and report what you did NOT verify. Update docs/plans/2026-08-16-codex-seat-audit.md marking the two CRITICALs FIXED with the commit shas.

  REPORT at the end: per-fix what changed + file paths, allowlist config location, secret-filter test output, egress probe result or why not run, the second-system decision, the landed commit sha on origin/main, and a Not-verified list.

first_user_message:
  You are hardening the codex offload path in the overdeck repo (/home/user/Projects/overdeck). Owner-approved security work; implement, test, and land both fixes. This is real, land it — do not just propose.

  WORKFLOW: work in a fresh worktree via `~/.claude/bin/od-worktree add codex-seat-harden` then cd /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/codex-seat-harden. NEVER edit the shared main checkout directly. Read the audit report first: docs/plans/2026-08-16-codex-seat-audit.md (on origin/main or branch wt/codex-seat-audit) — it has exact file paths and evidence for both findings. Also read the repo CLAUDE.md 'Landing' section for how to land.

  FIX 1 — SEAT CONTAINER EGRESS default-deny + allowlist. The podman seat containers (launched via the cdx.py -> remote_dispatch.py chain and/or deck-podman / seat-run.sh — the audit names the exact spot) currently allow unrestricted outbound network. Make egress default-DENY with an allowlist for package registries and git, as a single source-of-truth config (not scattered literals): registry.npmjs.org; crates.io, static.crates.io, index.crates.io; pypi.org, files.pythonhosted.org; deb.debian.org, security.debian.org; github.com, codeload.github.com, objects.githubusercontent.com; plus the buildbox tailscale mirror hosts derived from ~/.claude/buildbox-hosts.json (NEVER hardcode host IPs — read them). Prefer podman-native egress control surviving restart; a minimal proxy/firewall sidecar is acceptable if needed. FAIL CLOSED: allowlist unreachable/misconfigured -> deny, never fall open to unrestricted. Any per-task 'needs more network' escape must be explicit and logged, never the default.

  FIX 2 — SECRET-FILE FILTER at dispatch. The snapshot shipped to the box trusts each project's .gitignore; shared boxes serve other projects (press-zone, wp-content, multideal) that may not maintain it. Add a dispatch-layer denylist in the snapshot/push path (remote_dispatch.py) that excludes, regardless of gitignore: .env and .env.*; *.pem *.key *.p12 *.pfx; id_rsa* id_ed25519* and other private keys; .secrets/**; *.secret; .npmrc/.pypirc containing auth; aws/gcp/ssh credential files. Do NOT exclude the legitimate seat credential file modules/harness/seat/credentials.json (audit flagged this false-positive risk — allowlist that exact path). FAIL LOUD: when a secret-shaped file is excluded, log which pattern matched (never silently drop, never ship it).

  CONSTRAINTS: both changes gate every offload — MUST be fail-closed and TESTED both branches. Add tests in modules/systray/tests/ (dispatch/secret-filter: planted .env excluded+logged, credentials.json still ships, normal file ships) and wherever the container-network config tests live (allowed host passes, denied host blocked). modules/systray/tests has 2 known pre-existing unrelated failures (account_lock umask, packaging_desktop_entry drift) — leave them, name them. Run: python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests/ -q. TWO container systems exist per the audit — fix the cdx-exec podman path FIRST (what the owner offloads through); if the second shares the network/snapshot code fix once, else NAME it as a follow-up in the plan doc, do not rework it this slice.

  VERIFY before landing: FIX 2 — run the exclude logic against a fixture dir with a planted .env + a normal file + a credentials.json, assert .env excluded+logged, other two ship. FIX 1 — syntactically apply the egress config; a live allowed-ok/denied-blocked probe is best-effort, name it Not-verified if you cannot run it.

  LAND: commit both fixes on branch wt/codex-seat-harden (terse messages), then land per the repo CLAUDE.md. Use the DIRECT LAND escape hatch (it is in CLAUDE.md: /usr/bin/git -C <worktree> -c core.hooksPath=<empty-dir> push origin HEAD:refs/heads/main after re-fetching+merging origin/main, then cd repo root and bash packaging/deploy-local.sh) BECAUSE this is critical security work and the land queue is 75 deep. You own verification since direct-land skips the gate: run the systray tests yourself and report what you did NOT verify. Update docs/plans/2026-08-16-codex-seat-audit.md marking the two CRITICALs FIXED with the commit shas.

  REPORT at the end: per-fix what changed + file paths, allowlist config location, secret-filter test output, egress probe result or why not run, the second-system decision, the landed commit sha on origin/main, and a Not-verified list.

preview:
  You are hardening the codex offload path in the overdeck repo (/home/user/Projects/overdeck). Owner-approved security work; implement, test, and land both fixes. This is real, land it — do not just propose.

  WORKFLOW: work in a fresh worktree via `~/.claude/bin/od-worktree add codex-seat-harden` then cd /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/codex-seat-harden. NEVER edit the shared main checkout directly. Read the audit report first: docs/plans/2026-08-16-codex-seat-audit.md (on origin/main or branch wt/codex-seat-audit) — it has exact file paths and evidence for both findings. Also read the repo CLAUDE.md 'Landing' section for how to land.

  FIX 1 — SEAT CONTAINER EGRESS default-deny + allowlist. The podman seat containers (launched via the cdx.py -> remote_dispatch.py chain and/or deck-podman / seat-run.sh — the audit names the exact spot) currently allow unrestricted outbound network. Make egress default-DENY with an allowlist for package registries and git, as a single source-of-truth config (not scattered literals): registry.npmjs.org; crates.io, static.crates.io, index.crates.io; pypi.org, files.pythonhosted.org; deb.debian.org, security.debian.org; github.com, codeload.github.com, objects.githubusercontent.com; plus the buildbox tailscale mirror hosts derived from ~/.claude/buildbox-hosts.json (NEVER hardcode host IPs — read them). Prefer podman-native egress control surviving restart; a minimal proxy/firewall sidecar is acceptable if needed. FAIL CLOSED: allowlist unreachable/misconfigured -> deny, never fall open to unrestricted. Any per-task 'needs more network' escape must be explicit and logged, never the default.

  FIX 2 — SECRET-FILE FILTER at dispatch. The snapshot shipped to the box trusts each project's .gitignore; shared boxes serve other projects (press-zone, wp-content, multideal) that may not maintain it. Add a dispatch-layer denylist in the snapshot/push path (remote_dispatch.py) that excludes, regardless of gitignore: .env and .env.*; *.pem *.key *.p12 *.pfx; id_rsa* id_ed25519* and other private keys; .secrets/**; *.secret; .npmrc/.pypirc containing auth; aws/gcp/ssh credential files. Do NOT exclude the legitimate seat credential file modules/harness/seat/credentials.json (audit flagged this false-positive risk — allowlist that exact path). FAIL LOUD: when a secret-shaped file is excluded, log which pattern matched (never silently drop, never ship it).

  CONSTRAINTS: both changes gate every offload — MUST be fail-closed and TESTED both branches. Add tests in modules/systray/tests/ (dispatch/secret-filter: planted .env excluded+logged, credentials.json still ships, normal file ships) and wherever the container-network config tests live (allowed host passes, denied host blocked). modules/systray/tests has 2 known pre-existing unrelated failures (account_lock umask, packaging_desktop_entry drift) — leave them, name them. Run: python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests/ -q. TWO container systems exist per the audit — fix the cdx-exec podman path FIRST (what the owner offloads through); if the second shares the network/snapshot code fix once, else NAME it as a follow-up in the plan doc, do not rework it this slice.

  VERIFY before landing: FIX 2 — run the exclude logic against a fixture dir with a planted .env + a normal file + a credentials.json, assert .env excluded+logged, other two ship. FIX 1 — syntactically apply the egress config; a live allowed-ok/denied-blocked probe is best-effort, name it Not-verified if you cannot run it.

  LAND: commit both fixes on branch wt/codex-seat-harden (terse messages), then land per the repo CLAUDE.md. Use the DIRECT LAND escape hatch (it is in CLAUDE.md: /usr/bin/git -C <worktree> -c core.hooksPath=<empty-dir> push origin HEAD:refs/heads/main after re-fetching+merging origin/main, then cd repo root and bash packaging/deploy-local.sh) BECAUSE this is critical security work and the land queue is 75 deep. You own verification since direct-land skips the gate: run the systray tests yourself and report what you did NOT verify. Update docs/plans/2026-08-16-codex-seat-audit.md marking the two CRITICALs FIXED with the commit shas.

  REPORT at the end: per-fix what changed + file paths, allowlist config location, secret-filter test output, egress probe result or why not run, the second-system decision, the landed commit sha on origin/main, and a Not-verified list.


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model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: bf800daccffad4c61407670d8799b70ef2d6e130
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title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck-temp-user-project-onboarding/89aff00b-ff1d-44c1-b920-840eb0c0d268.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck-temp-user-project-onboarding/89aff00b-ff1d-44c1-b920-840eb0c0d268.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck-temp-user-project-onboarding/89aff00b-ff1d-44c1-b920-840eb0c0d268.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.


id: 01a006d4-a19e-7b90-ab06-62be135eec00
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/job-stage-obs-733c3b7664e1
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 31dd65a1d901488304f73c3588b5eb1e5c187c1d
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T19-09-53-01a006d4-a19e-7b90-ab06-62be135eec00.jsonl

title:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo on branch wt/job-stage-obs — work HERE, commit to this branch, do NOT push. Implement docs/plans/2026-08-16-job-stage-observability.md per docs/specs/2026-08-16-job-stage-observability-design.md, with docs/specs/2026-08-16-job-stage-schema-note.md pinning the receipt_trail schema you build against (the registry backend is in the land queue; this checkout may not carry the table yet — follow the schema note: extend the trail kind CHECK with 'stage' via the store's migration pattern, and make the whole feature LAND DARK: reader keeps the 'Stage not recorded' fallback whenever the table/entries are absent).

  Scope: (1) collector — stampStage helper (idempotent, fixed vocabulary spec|build|verify|land|deploy|live, unknown value rejected at the API) + the 'stage' kind migration; (2) writers piggybacked on paths INSIDE the collector/controller where possible (deployed stamp → deploy; queue-mirror/landed → land; claim-with-plan-ref → build; proof recorded → live) — do NOT modify modules/harness/factory files (the factory's spec/build/verify stamps are a named follow-up if their events aren't already consumable from the collector side); (3) UI — apps/web/src/components/requests: the card's stage strip lights the latest stage + earlier chips done, honest fallback preserved; drawer timeline shows stage transitions (they are trail entries). Follow the existing drawer/board component patterns (Astryx primitives, deck-ui barrel — no hand-rolled chips; the strip exists, wire it).

  Gates: cd collector && bun test; pnpm --filter web test typecheck build; controller bun test if touched. Update the plan checkbox + honest receipt, commit with a clear message, STOP at commit (no push/submit — the orchestrator lands). Report: files, test counts, which writers landed vs named as follow-ups, what you did NOT verify.

first_user_message:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo on branch wt/job-stage-obs — work HERE, commit to this branch, do NOT push. Implement docs/plans/2026-08-16-job-stage-observability.md per docs/specs/2026-08-16-job-stage-observability-design.md, with docs/specs/2026-08-16-job-stage-schema-note.md pinning the receipt_trail schema you build against (the registry backend is in the land queue; this checkout may not carry the table yet — follow the schema note: extend the trail kind CHECK with 'stage' via the store's migration pattern, and make the whole feature LAND DARK: reader keeps the 'Stage not recorded' fallback whenever the table/entries are absent).

  Scope: (1) collector — stampStage helper (idempotent, fixed vocabulary spec|build|verify|land|deploy|live, unknown value rejected at the API) + the 'stage' kind migration; (2) writers piggybacked on paths INSIDE the collector/controller where possible (deployed stamp → deploy; queue-mirror/landed → land; claim-with-plan-ref → build; proof recorded → live) — do NOT modify modules/harness/factory files (the factory's spec/build/verify stamps are a named follow-up if their events aren't already consumable from the collector side); (3) UI — apps/web/src/components/requests: the card's stage strip lights the latest stage + earlier chips done, honest fallback preserved; drawer timeline shows stage transitions (they are trail entries). Follow the existing drawer/board component patterns (Astryx primitives, deck-ui barrel — no hand-rolled chips; the strip exists, wire it).

  Gates: cd collector && bun test; pnpm --filter web test typecheck build; controller bun test if touched. Update the plan checkbox + honest receipt, commit with a clear message, STOP at commit (no push/submit — the orchestrator lands). Report: files, test counts, which writers landed vs named as follow-ups, what you did NOT verify.

preview:
  You are in a git worktree of the overdeck repo on branch wt/job-stage-obs — work HERE, commit to this branch, do NOT push. Implement docs/plans/2026-08-16-job-stage-observability.md per docs/specs/2026-08-16-job-stage-observability-design.md, with docs/specs/2026-08-16-job-stage-schema-note.md pinning the receipt_trail schema you build against (the registry backend is in the land queue; this checkout may not carry the table yet — follow the schema note: extend the trail kind CHECK with 'stage' via the store's migration pattern, and make the whole feature LAND DARK: reader keeps the 'Stage not recorded' fallback whenever the table/entries are absent).

  Scope: (1) collector — stampStage helper (idempotent, fixed vocabulary spec|build|verify|land|deploy|live, unknown value rejected at the API) + the 'stage' kind migration; (2) writers piggybacked on paths INSIDE the collector/controller where possible (deployed stamp → deploy; queue-mirror/landed → land; claim-with-plan-ref → build; proof recorded → live) — do NOT modify modules/harness/factory files (the factory's spec/build/verify stamps are a named follow-up if their events aren't already consumable from the collector side); (3) UI — apps/web/src/components/requests: the card's stage strip lights the latest stage + earlier chips done, honest fallback preserved; drawer timeline shows stage transitions (they are trail entries). Follow the existing drawer/board component patterns (Astryx primitives, deck-ui barrel — no hand-rolled chips; the strip exists, wire it).

  Gates: cd collector && bun test; pnpm --filter web test typecheck build; controller bun test if touched. Update the plan checkbox + honest receipt, commit with a clear message, STOP at commit (no push/submit — the orchestrator lands). Report: files, test counts, which writers landed vs named as follow-ups, what you did NOT verify.


id: 01a006f9-3d63-7f81-935e-74d6e7b87155
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wp-content-10b66c7a0e8b
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: caced8d8c0aa459f300c24133c7cb6452313124e
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T19-49-52-01a006f9-3d63-7f81-935e-74d6e7b87155.jsonl

title:
  Adversarial review of a finished feature. REPORT ONLY — do not edit, create, delete, or commit any file. Another process is writing to this worktree concurrently; any write you make risks corrupting it. Your entire deliverable is a written report.

  Repository (read-only for you):
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/modal-acf-yoast-accordions/plugins/international-press-zone

  Read these first — they are authoritative:
    docs/specs/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions-design.md
    docs/plans/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions.md
    CLAUDE.md (plugin) and ../../CLAUDE.md (monorepo house rules)

  THE FEATURE
  ACF and Yoast SEO fields are rendered as two collapsed accordions under Content in the plugin's Edit Translation modal, shown only when those integrations are active on the site. Yoast reaches parity with ACF: displayed, editable, saved, and included in the AI translation payload.

  Implemented across three commits — inspect each with git show:
    ba8bcb7c5  SeoFieldsProvider, YoastSeoFieldsProvider, SeoTokenPartition + unit tests
    edb1d0907  PHP wiring: TranslationsController (content detail + saveContentTranslation),
               TranslateController (payload/context/estimate), TranslationFinalizer
               (partition before ACF apply, SEO snapshot + rollback)
    c7816e5e1  Frontend: content-translate.js disclosures, _translations.scss, vitest spec

  KEY DESIGN FACT you should verify rather than trust: SEO rides the EXISTING generic backend
  `fields` map using ipz_seo_* tokens. No backend change was made. The backend validates keys against
  /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,63}$/, sorts them canonically, and hard-fails if the response key set
  differs from the request key set.

  HUNT SPECIFICALLY FOR
  1. Any path where the ipz_seo_* channel can silently drop or corrupt data — including a token that
     fails the backend key regex, collides with an ACF token (ipz_<32 hex> / ipz_verify_<32 hex>), or
     survives sanitization in a mangled form.
  2. Whether SeoTokenPartition::split()'s contract actually holds at EVERY call site, and whether the
     authoritative seo_tokens list can ever disagree with what the backend returns in a way that is
     not caught.
  3. Whether the finalizer's SEO rollback is genuinely symmetric with the ACF rollback on EVERY
     failure path — not just the one that was obviously tested. A job that fails midway must not
     leave half-written _yoast_wpseo_* meta on the target post.
  4. Whether an absent Yoast (or an absent ACF) truly renders NOTHING — no header, no empty
     accordion, no stray container — and whether the REST layer correctly rejects seo_fields in that
     state.
  5. Contract drift: anywhere the shipped code and the spec/plan disagree. The docs were corrected
     twice mid-implementation, so treat them as good but not infallible.
  6. Concurrency/idempotency: two translations of the same post racing, or a job retried after a
     partial write.

  EXPLICITLY OUT OF SCOPE — known, already decided, do not report as new: the pre-existing
  FormControls attribute-drop bug documented at the end of the design spec (top-level attributes
  passed to TextareaControl/InputControl are silently discarded). A separate job is fixing it now.

  Deliver a written report: each finding with file:line, the concrete failure scenario (inputs/state
  -> wrong outcome), and your confidence. Rank most severe first. If you find nothing real in a
  category, say so plainly rather than padding. Distinguish clearly between a defect you can prove
  from the code and a suspicion you could not confirm.

first_user_message:
  Adversarial review of a finished feature. REPORT ONLY — do not edit, create, delete, or commit any file. Another process is writing to this worktree concurrently; any write you make risks corrupting it. Your entire deliverable is a written report.

  Repository (read-only for you):
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/modal-acf-yoast-accordions/plugins/international-press-zone

  Read these first — they are authoritative:
    docs/specs/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions-design.md
    docs/plans/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions.md
    CLAUDE.md (plugin) and ../../CLAUDE.md (monorepo house rules)

  THE FEATURE
  ACF and Yoast SEO fields are rendered as two collapsed accordions under Content in the plugin's Edit Translation modal, shown only when those integrations are active on the site. Yoast reaches parity with ACF: displayed, editable, saved, and included in the AI translation payload.

  Implemented across three commits — inspect each with git show:
    ba8bcb7c5  SeoFieldsProvider, YoastSeoFieldsProvider, SeoTokenPartition + unit tests
    edb1d0907  PHP wiring: TranslationsController (content detail + saveContentTranslation),
               TranslateController (payload/context/estimate), TranslationFinalizer
               (partition before ACF apply, SEO snapshot + rollback)
    c7816e5e1  Frontend: content-translate.js disclosures, _translations.scss, vitest spec

  KEY DESIGN FACT you should verify rather than trust: SEO rides the EXISTING generic backend
  `fields` map using ipz_seo_* tokens. No backend change was made. The backend validates keys against
  /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,63}$/, sorts them canonically, and hard-fails if the response key set
  differs from the request key set.

  HUNT SPECIFICALLY FOR
  1. Any path where the ipz_seo_* channel can silently drop or corrupt data — including a token that
     fails the backend key regex, collides with an ACF token (ipz_<32 hex> / ipz_verify_<32 hex>), or
     survives sanitization in a mangled form.
  2. Whether SeoTokenPartition::split()'s contract actually holds at EVERY call site, and whether the
     authoritative seo_tokens list can ever disagree with what the backend returns in a way that is
     not caught.
  3. Whether the finalizer's SEO rollback is genuinely symmetric with the ACF rollback on EVERY
     failure path — not just the one that was obviously tested. A job that fails midway must not
     leave half-written _yoast_wpseo_* meta on the target post.
  4. Whether an absent Yoast (or an absent ACF) truly renders NOTHING — no header, no empty
     accordion, no stray container — and whether the REST layer correctly rejects seo_fields in that
     state.
  5. Contract drift: anywhere the shipped code and the spec/plan disagree. The docs were corrected
     twice mid-implementation, so treat them as good but not infallible.
  6. Concurrency/idempotency: two translations of the same post racing, or a job retried after a
     partial write.

  EXPLICITLY OUT OF SCOPE — known, already decided, do not report as new: the pre-existing
  FormControls attribute-drop bug documented at the end of the design spec (top-level attributes
  passed to TextareaControl/InputControl are silently discarded). A separate job is fixing it now.

  Deliver a written report: each finding with file:line, the concrete failure scenario (inputs/state
  -> wrong outcome), and your confidence. Rank most severe first. If you find nothing real in a
  category, say so plainly rather than padding. Distinguish clearly between a defect you can prove
  from the code and a suspicion you could not confirm.

preview:
  Adversarial review of a finished feature. REPORT ONLY — do not edit, create, delete, or commit any file. Another process is writing to this worktree concurrently; any write you make risks corrupting it. Your entire deliverable is a written report.

  Repository (read-only for you):
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/modal-acf-yoast-accordions/plugins/international-press-zone

  Read these first — they are authoritative:
    docs/specs/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions-design.md
    docs/plans/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions.md
    CLAUDE.md (plugin) and ../../CLAUDE.md (monorepo house rules)

  THE FEATURE
  ACF and Yoast SEO fields are rendered as two collapsed accordions under Content in the plugin's Edit Translation modal, shown only when those integrations are active on the site. Yoast reaches parity with ACF: displayed, editable, saved, and included in the AI translation payload.

  Implemented across three commits — inspect each with git show:
    ba8bcb7c5  SeoFieldsProvider, YoastSeoFieldsProvider, SeoTokenPartition + unit tests
    edb1d0907  PHP wiring: TranslationsController (content detail + saveContentTranslation),
               TranslateController (payload/context/estimate), TranslationFinalizer
               (partition before ACF apply, SEO snapshot + rollback)
    c7816e5e1  Frontend: content-translate.js disclosures, _translations.scss, vitest spec

  KEY DESIGN FACT you should verify rather than trust: SEO rides the EXISTING generic backend
  `fields` map using ipz_seo_* tokens. No backend change was made. The backend validates keys against
  /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,63}$/, sorts them canonically, and hard-fails if the response key set
  differs from the request key set.

  HUNT SPECIFICALLY FOR
  1. Any path where the ipz_seo_* channel can silently drop or corrupt data — including a token that
     fails the backend key regex, collides with an ACF token (ipz_<32 hex> / ipz_verify_<32 hex>), or
     survives sanitization in a mangled form.
  2. Whether SeoTokenPartition::split()'s contract actually holds at EVERY call site, and whether the
     authoritative seo_tokens list can ever disagree with what the backend returns in a way that is
     not caught.
  3. Whether the finalizer's SEO rollback is genuinely symmetric with the ACF rollback on EVERY
     failure path — not just the one that was obviously tested. A job that fails midway must not
     leave half-written _yoast_wpseo_* meta on the target post.
  4. Whether an absent Yoast (or an absent ACF) truly renders NOTHING — no header, no empty
     accordion, no stray container — and whether the REST layer correctly rejects seo_fields in that
     state.
  5. Contract drift: anywhere the shipped code and the spec/plan disagree. The docs were corrected
     twice mid-implementation, so treat them as good but not infallible.
  6. Concurrency/idempotency: two translations of the same post racing, or a job retried after a
     partial write.

  EXPLICITLY OUT OF SCOPE — known, already decided, do not report as new: the pre-existing
  FormControls attribute-drop bug documented at the end of the design spec (top-level attributes
  passed to TextareaControl/InputControl are silently discarded). A separate job is fixing it now.

  Deliver a written report: each finding with file:line, the concrete failure scenario (inputs/state
  -> wrong outcome), and your confidence. Rank most severe first. If you find nothing real in a
  category, say so plainly rather than padding. Distinguish clearly between a defect you can prove
  from the code and a suspicion you could not confirm.


id: 01a006fc-4363-7512-8049-e4bf6086c12a
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/modal-acf-yoast-accordions-5bc08d35dc2f/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 5e1152c099fb29556093899457445d0d1a93eecb
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T19-53-10-01a006fc-4363-7512-8049-e4bf6086c12a.jsonl

title:
  Run exactly: git log --oneline -3 ; then run: git status --short ; then run: grep -c renderSeoTranslationFields admin/src/pages/content-translate.js . Print the raw output of all three. Do not modify anything.

first_user_message:
  Run exactly: git log --oneline -3 ; then run: git status --short ; then run: grep -c renderSeoTranslationFields admin/src/pages/content-translate.js . Print the raw output of all three. Do not modify anything.

preview:
  Run exactly: git log --oneline -3 ; then run: git status --short ; then run: grep -c renderSeoTranslationFields admin/src/pages/content-translate.js . Print the raw output of all three. Do not modify anything.


id: 01a00700-28e9-7132-b743-d9444b29dff2
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/modal-acf-yoast-accordions-5bc08d35dc2f/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 5795bd7dfe7e342fa63efd756f6f544d3bbbd076
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T19-57-26-01a00700-28e9-7132-b743-d9444b29dff2.jsonl

title:
  Fix a silent data-loss bug in a WordPress plugin's admin JS.

  Work ONLY in this worktree (never the shared checkout at wp-content/plugins/international-press-zone):
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/modal-acf-yoast-accordions/plugins/international-press-zone

  THE BUG
  admin/src/components/FormControls.js exports InputControl() and TextareaControl(). Both destructure a fixed set of known options and then spread ONLY safeControlAttributes(attrs) onto the created element — i.e. only attributes nested under an 'attrs' bag reach the DOM. Any attribute passed at the TOP level of the options object is silently discarded.

  admin/src/pages/content-translate.js, in renderAcfTranslationFields(), builds its options object with 'dir', 'data-acf-token' and 'data-acf-mode' at the top level and passes it to TextareaControl(). Those three attributes therefore never land on the rendered textarea.

  CONSEQUENCES (both live today)
  1. Data loss: saveContentTranslation() in the same file collects edited ACF values via
     this.modal.modalEl.querySelectorAll('[data-acf-token][data-acf-mode="translate"]')
     Since the attributes are missing, this matches nothing, so manually edited ACF field
     translations are silently DISCARDED when the user clicks Save. No error is shown.
  2. RTL breakage: the lost 'dir' means ACF inputs render left-to-right for right-to-left
     target languages (Hebrew, Arabic).

  WHAT TO DO
  1. Fix renderAcfTranslationFields() so dir/data-acf-token/data-acf-mode actually reach the DOM — nest them under attrs, matching how renderSeoTranslationFields() in the same file already does it correctly (use that as the reference pattern).
  2. AUDIT every other call site of InputControl() and TextareaControl() across admin/src for the same latent mistake — any top-level dir/data-*/aria-* that silently vanishes. Fix the ones that are real bugs. List any you judged intentional and left alone, with the reason.
  3. Add a regression test under admin/tests/ (vitest + jsdom; follow the style of the existing admin/tests/*.test.js) asserting the attributes are present on the rendered element and, specifically, that an edited ACF field IS collected into the acf_fields payload on save. The test must fail against the current buggy code and pass after your fix — verify that, don't assume it.
  4. Consider whether FormControls.js itself should stop silently swallowing unknown top-level attributes (e.g. forward unknown data-*/aria-*/dir, or fail loudly in development). If you change it, make sure you do not break existing callers that rely on current behavior — there are many. If you decide not to change it, say why.

  GATES — run these and paste real output:
    cd admin && npm test          (note: 3 test files fail for PRE-EXISTING unrelated reasons — admin-stores.test.js, settings-loading.test.js, translations-route-loading.test.js. Everything else must pass, including your new test.)
    cd admin && npm run lint:js   (must be clean)
    cd admin && npm run build     (must succeed; this repo TRACKS admin/dist, so leave rebuilt assets in the working tree)

  OUT OF SCOPE — do not touch: any PHP, the backend, the DB, or the ACF/SEO accordion feature logic itself (the accordions and the ipz_seo_* token channel are finished and committed; you are fixing a pre-existing bug underneath them).

  Do NOT commit anything — leave your changes in the working tree for review. Report: what you changed and why, the other call sites you audited and your verdict on each, your decision on FormControls.js, and the verbatim gate output.

first_user_message:
  Fix a silent data-loss bug in a WordPress plugin's admin JS.

  Work ONLY in this worktree (never the shared checkout at wp-content/plugins/international-press-zone):
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/modal-acf-yoast-accordions/plugins/international-press-zone

  THE BUG
  admin/src/components/FormControls.js exports InputControl() and TextareaControl(). Both destructure a fixed set of known options and then spread ONLY safeControlAttributes(attrs) onto the created element — i.e. only attributes nested under an 'attrs' bag reach the DOM. Any attribute passed at the TOP level of the options object is silently discarded.

  admin/src/pages/content-translate.js, in renderAcfTranslationFields(), builds its options object with 'dir', 'data-acf-token' and 'data-acf-mode' at the top level and passes it to TextareaControl(). Those three attributes therefore never land on the rendered textarea.

  CONSEQUENCES (both live today)
  1. Data loss: saveContentTranslation() in the same file collects edited ACF values via
     this.modal.modalEl.querySelectorAll('[data-acf-token][data-acf-mode="translate"]')
     Since the attributes are missing, this matches nothing, so manually edited ACF field
     translations are silently DISCARDED when the user clicks Save. No error is shown.
  2. RTL breakage: the lost 'dir' means ACF inputs render left-to-right for right-to-left
     target languages (Hebrew, Arabic).

  WHAT TO DO
  1. Fix renderAcfTranslationFields() so dir/data-acf-token/data-acf-mode actually reach the DOM — nest them under attrs, matching how renderSeoTranslationFields() in the same file already does it correctly (use that as the reference pattern).
  2. AUDIT every other call site of InputControl() and TextareaControl() across admin/src for the same latent mistake — any top-level dir/data-*/aria-* that silently vanishes. Fix the ones that are real bugs. List any you judged intentional and left alone, with the reason.
  3. Add a regression test under admin/tests/ (vitest + jsdom; follow the style of the existing admin/tests/*.test.js) asserting the attributes are present on the rendered element and, specifically, that an edited ACF field IS collected into the acf_fields payload on save. The test must fail against the current buggy code and pass after your fix — verify that, don't assume it.
  4. Consider whether FormControls.js itself should stop silently swallowing unknown top-level attributes (e.g. forward unknown data-*/aria-*/dir, or fail loudly in development). If you change it, make sure you do not break existing callers that rely on current behavior — there are many. If you decide not to change it, say why.

  GATES — run these and paste real output:
    cd admin && npm test          (note: 3 test files fail for PRE-EXISTING unrelated reasons — admin-stores.test.js, settings-loading.test.js, translations-route-loading.test.js. Everything else must pass, including your new test.)
    cd admin && npm run lint:js   (must be clean)
    cd admin && npm run build     (must succeed; this repo TRACKS admin/dist, so leave rebuilt assets in the working tree)

  OUT OF SCOPE — do not touch: any PHP, the backend, the DB, or the ACF/SEO accordion feature logic itself (the accordions and the ipz_seo_* token channel are finished and committed; you are fixing a pre-existing bug underneath them).

  Do NOT commit anything — leave your changes in the working tree for review. Report: what you changed and why, the other call sites you audited and your verdict on each, your decision on FormControls.js, and the verbatim gate output.

preview:
  Fix a silent data-loss bug in a WordPress plugin's admin JS.

  Work ONLY in this worktree (never the shared checkout at wp-content/plugins/international-press-zone):
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/modal-acf-yoast-accordions/plugins/international-press-zone

  THE BUG
  admin/src/components/FormControls.js exports InputControl() and TextareaControl(). Both destructure a fixed set of known options and then spread ONLY safeControlAttributes(attrs) onto the created element — i.e. only attributes nested under an 'attrs' bag reach the DOM. Any attribute passed at the TOP level of the options object is silently discarded.

  admin/src/pages/content-translate.js, in renderAcfTranslationFields(), builds its options object with 'dir', 'data-acf-token' and 'data-acf-mode' at the top level and passes it to TextareaControl(). Those three attributes therefore never land on the rendered textarea.

  CONSEQUENCES (both live today)
  1. Data loss: saveContentTranslation() in the same file collects edited ACF values via
     this.modal.modalEl.querySelectorAll('[data-acf-token][data-acf-mode="translate"]')
     Since the attributes are missing, this matches nothing, so manually edited ACF field
     translations are silently DISCARDED when the user clicks Save. No error is shown.
  2. RTL breakage: the lost 'dir' means ACF inputs render left-to-right for right-to-left
     target languages (Hebrew, Arabic).

  WHAT TO DO
  1. Fix renderAcfTranslationFields() so dir/data-acf-token/data-acf-mode actually reach the DOM — nest them under attrs, matching how renderSeoTranslationFields() in the same file already does it correctly (use that as the reference pattern).
  2. AUDIT every other call site of InputControl() and TextareaControl() across admin/src for the same latent mistake — any top-level dir/data-*/aria-* that silently vanishes. Fix the ones that are real bugs. List any you judged intentional and left alone, with the reason.
  3. Add a regression test under admin/tests/ (vitest + jsdom; follow the style of the existing admin/tests/*.test.js) asserting the attributes are present on the rendered element and, specifically, that an edited ACF field IS collected into the acf_fields payload on save. The test must fail against the current buggy code and pass after your fix — verify that, don't assume it.
  4. Consider whether FormControls.js itself should stop silently swallowing unknown top-level attributes (e.g. forward unknown data-*/aria-*/dir, or fail loudly in development). If you change it, make sure you do not break existing callers that rely on current behavior — there are many. If you decide not to change it, say why.

  GATES — run these and paste real output:
    cd admin && npm test          (note: 3 test files fail for PRE-EXISTING unrelated reasons — admin-stores.test.js, settings-loading.test.js, translations-route-loading.test.js. Everything else must pass, including your new test.)
    cd admin && npm run lint:js   (must be clean)
    cd admin && npm run build     (must succeed; this repo TRACKS admin/dist, so leave rebuilt assets in the working tree)

  OUT OF SCOPE — do not touch: any PHP, the backend, the DB, or the ACF/SEO accordion feature logic itself (the accordions and the ipz_seo_* token channel are finished and committed; you are fixing a pre-existing bug underneath them).

  Do NOT commit anything — leave your changes in the working tree for review. Report: what you changed and why, the other call sites you audited and your verdict on each, your decision on FormControls.js, and the verbatim gate output.


id: 01a0070a-abbf-7842-bbb3-63b6bd3e141a
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/gate-docs-scope-750927892e72
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 4595c7c081c3e93db730dce755e3aabb01e3aa07
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra/medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T20-08-54-01a0070a-abbf-7842-bbb3-63b6bd3e141a.jsonl

title:
  In this repo, read packaging/install-botmaster-proxy.sh and report in two sentences what it writes to ~/.config/overdeck/botmaster-proxy.env. Do not change any file.

first_user_message:
  In this repo, read packaging/install-botmaster-proxy.sh and report in two sentences what it writes to ~/.config/overdeck/botmaster-proxy.env. Do not change any file.

preview:
  In this repo, read packaging/install-botmaster-proxy.sh and report in two sentences what it writes to ~/.config/overdeck/botmaster-proxy.env. Do not change any file.


id: 01a0070e-f345-7c82-983b-ae21e0bf98ae
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/gate-docs-scope-750927892e72
title: Reply with the single word: READY. Do not modify any files.
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 88e33e0abf4e2aca056f050ee535203275f450dd
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
first_user_message: Reply with the single word: READY. Do not modify any files.
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
preview: Reply with the single word: READY. Do not modify any files.
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T20-13-35-01a0070e-f345-7c82-983b-ae21e0bf98ae.jsonl


id: 01a00710-424f-7152-b3e4-388f8fecd52e
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/gate-docs-scope-750927892e72
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: bf10f79e742ef76f36b9f4097b143747bd4ae963
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T20-15-01-01a00710-424f-7152-b3e4-388f8fecd52e.jsonl

title:
  Bug: outbound botmaster messages announce the sending session as "user" instead of its real session label. The owner sees `"user" sent you a message` and cannot tell which session it came from.

  Find the real cause in modules/botmaster/notify/ (start with identity.ts and format.ts) and in packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts. The session label shown must be the real session name (e.g. "ci-cd-incremental-2"), and when it genuinely cannot be resolved the message must say so honestly rather than printing a placeholder like "user".

  Rules: match surrounding code style exactly, comments only where a reader would otherwise ask why. Add or extend a test in the existing bun test files that fails on the old behaviour. Run the tests you touch with /usr/bin/bun test. Do not weaken any existing test. Do not touch anything outside this defect.

first_user_message:
  Bug: outbound botmaster messages announce the sending session as "user" instead of its real session label. The owner sees `"user" sent you a message` and cannot tell which session it came from.

  Find the real cause in modules/botmaster/notify/ (start with identity.ts and format.ts) and in packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts. The session label shown must be the real session name (e.g. "ci-cd-incremental-2"), and when it genuinely cannot be resolved the message must say so honestly rather than printing a placeholder like "user".

  Rules: match surrounding code style exactly, comments only where a reader would otherwise ask why. Add or extend a test in the existing bun test files that fails on the old behaviour. Run the tests you touch with /usr/bin/bun test. Do not weaken any existing test. Do not touch anything outside this defect.

preview:
  Bug: outbound botmaster messages announce the sending session as "user" instead of its real session label. The owner sees `"user" sent you a message` and cannot tell which session it came from.

  Find the real cause in modules/botmaster/notify/ (start with identity.ts and format.ts) and in packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts. The session label shown must be the real session name (e.g. "ci-cd-incremental-2"), and when it genuinely cannot be resolved the message must say so honestly rather than printing a placeholder like "user".

  Rules: match surrounding code style exactly, comments only where a reader would otherwise ask why. Add or extend a test in the existing bun test files that fails on the old behaviour. Run the tests you touch with /usr/bin/bun test. Do not weaken any existing test. Do not touch anything outside this defect.


id: 01a00718-2a54-7b73-8dc2-75b6cbb20954
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 73c41af139e4f977bdf1b204562681b543b7720e
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T20-23-39-01a00718-2a54-7b73-8dc2-75b6cbb20954.jsonl

title:
  Overdeck repo /home/user/Projects/overdeck. CORRECTNESS BUG — agents reading git content through the wrapper get WRONG DATA.

  EVIDENCE (owner-reported, treat as ground truth): `~/.claude/bin/git` returns wrong content for `show`/`diff`. Measured against `/usr/bin/git cat-file`: a file that is really 906 lines came back as 127 lines; a real count of 1 suppression came back as 0. So content reads through the wrapper are silently TRUNCATED/ALTERED — a reviewer or agent reading a diff sees a fraction of it and never learns anything was cut.

  LIKELY CAUSE (verify, do not assume): two layers wrap git on this box — (1) `~/.claude/bin/git` is a PATH shim that reroutes `push` into the land queue (modules/workstation/claude/bin/, see the shim-guard house pattern), and (2) the `bash-gate` PreToolUse hook (modules/workstation/claude/hooks/bash-gate.sh) auto-rewrites high-output commands through the `ft` compression filter, and `git log/diff/show` are still in its rewrite set. An audit TODAY proved `ft` truncates without any warning marker and even fabricates summary lines (that is why git status, grep, and heredocs were already excluded — commit 8e926172d). Content-bearing reads are the same failure class: compression is acceptable for browsing, NEVER for content an agent will reason about.

  TASK:
  1. REPRODUCE with exact numbers: pick a large tracked file, compare `/usr/bin/git show <sha>:<path> | wc -l` vs the same through `~/.claude/bin/git` and through the bash-gate-rewritten form; same for `git diff`. Record real vs returned line counts and whether any truncation notice appears. Determine WHICH layer mutates (shim vs ft rewrite) — that decides the fix location.
  2. FIX so content reads are never silently altered: exclude `git show` and `git diff` (all forms, including `-C <dir>`, `--stat` is fine to keep compressed if it is a summary, but raw content must pass) from the ft rewrite set in bash-gate.sh, following the exact pattern used for the git-status/grep/heredoc exclusions landed earlier today. If the shim itself (not ft) is mutating output, fix it there instead — pass content-bearing subcommands straight through to /usr/bin/git untouched.
  3. FAIL-LOUD PRINCIPLE: if any wrapper must ever truncate, it MUST emit a visible marker line stating output was cut and how to get the full text (FT_FULL=1). Silent truncation of content is the bug — never ship a fix that keeps it silent.
  4. TESTS: extend modules/workstation/claude/hooks/test/sh-fastpath-verdicts.test.sh (or the sibling suite) — assert `git show` and `git diff` pass through raw; keep the existing 26+ assertions and socket-stdin cases green. Add a byte-for-byte assertion that wrapper output equals /usr/bin/git output for a multi-hundred-line file.
  5. LAND: od-worktree, then the DIRECT LAND escape hatch in CLAUDE.md (/usr/bin/git -C <wt> -c core.hooksPath=<emptydir> push origin HEAD:refs/heads/main after fetch+merge origin/main, then bash packaging/deploy-local.sh) — the land queue is 80 deep and this is a correctness bug affecting every review. After deploy, VERIFY against the INSTALLED hook/shim with the same reproduction from step 1 and report the before/after numbers.
  6. AUDIT THE BLAST RADIUS: grep today's session artifacts and any review/gate tooling that reads diffs through the wrapper (code-review paths, gate scripts) and report which ones may have acted on truncated content — findings only, no changes.

  Report: which layer was mutating (with evidence), the fix + landed sha, before/after reproduction numbers, tests, blast-radius findings, Not-verified list.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo /home/user/Projects/overdeck. CORRECTNESS BUG — agents reading git content through the wrapper get WRONG DATA.

  EVIDENCE (owner-reported, treat as ground truth): `~/.claude/bin/git` returns wrong content for `show`/`diff`. Measured against `/usr/bin/git cat-file`: a file that is really 906 lines came back as 127 lines; a real count of 1 suppression came back as 0. So content reads through the wrapper are silently TRUNCATED/ALTERED — a reviewer or agent reading a diff sees a fraction of it and never learns anything was cut.

  LIKELY CAUSE (verify, do not assume): two layers wrap git on this box — (1) `~/.claude/bin/git` is a PATH shim that reroutes `push` into the land queue (modules/workstation/claude/bin/, see the shim-guard house pattern), and (2) the `bash-gate` PreToolUse hook (modules/workstation/claude/hooks/bash-gate.sh) auto-rewrites high-output commands through the `ft` compression filter, and `git log/diff/show` are still in its rewrite set. An audit TODAY proved `ft` truncates without any warning marker and even fabricates summary lines (that is why git status, grep, and heredocs were already excluded — commit 8e926172d). Content-bearing reads are the same failure class: compression is acceptable for browsing, NEVER for content an agent will reason about.

  TASK:
  1. REPRODUCE with exact numbers: pick a large tracked file, compare `/usr/bin/git show <sha>:<path> | wc -l` vs the same through `~/.claude/bin/git` and through the bash-gate-rewritten form; same for `git diff`. Record real vs returned line counts and whether any truncation notice appears. Determine WHICH layer mutates (shim vs ft rewrite) — that decides the fix location.
  2. FIX so content reads are never silently altered: exclude `git show` and `git diff` (all forms, including `-C <dir>`, `--stat` is fine to keep compressed if it is a summary, but raw content must pass) from the ft rewrite set in bash-gate.sh, following the exact pattern used for the git-status/grep/heredoc exclusions landed earlier today. If the shim itself (not ft) is mutating output, fix it there instead — pass content-bearing subcommands straight through to /usr/bin/git untouched.
  3. FAIL-LOUD PRINCIPLE: if any wrapper must ever truncate, it MUST emit a visible marker line stating output was cut and how to get the full text (FT_FULL=1). Silent truncation of content is the bug — never ship a fix that keeps it silent.
  4. TESTS: extend modules/workstation/claude/hooks/test/sh-fastpath-verdicts.test.sh (or the sibling suite) — assert `git show` and `git diff` pass through raw; keep the existing 26+ assertions and socket-stdin cases green. Add a byte-for-byte assertion that wrapper output equals /usr/bin/git output for a multi-hundred-line file.
  5. LAND: od-worktree, then the DIRECT LAND escape hatch in CLAUDE.md (/usr/bin/git -C <wt> -c core.hooksPath=<emptydir> push origin HEAD:refs/heads/main after fetch+merge origin/main, then bash packaging/deploy-local.sh) — the land queue is 80 deep and this is a correctness bug affecting every review. After deploy, VERIFY against the INSTALLED hook/shim with the same reproduction from step 1 and report the before/after numbers.
  6. AUDIT THE BLAST RADIUS: grep today's session artifacts and any review/gate tooling that reads diffs through the wrapper (code-review paths, gate scripts) and report which ones may have acted on truncated content — findings only, no changes.

  Report: which layer was mutating (with evidence), the fix + landed sha, before/after reproduction numbers, tests, blast-radius findings, Not-verified list.

preview:
  Overdeck repo /home/user/Projects/overdeck. CORRECTNESS BUG — agents reading git content through the wrapper get WRONG DATA.

  EVIDENCE (owner-reported, treat as ground truth): `~/.claude/bin/git` returns wrong content for `show`/`diff`. Measured against `/usr/bin/git cat-file`: a file that is really 906 lines came back as 127 lines; a real count of 1 suppression came back as 0. So content reads through the wrapper are silently TRUNCATED/ALTERED — a reviewer or agent reading a diff sees a fraction of it and never learns anything was cut.

  LIKELY CAUSE (verify, do not assume): two layers wrap git on this box — (1) `~/.claude/bin/git` is a PATH shim that reroutes `push` into the land queue (modules/workstation/claude/bin/, see the shim-guard house pattern), and (2) the `bash-gate` PreToolUse hook (modules/workstation/claude/hooks/bash-gate.sh) auto-rewrites high-output commands through the `ft` compression filter, and `git log/diff/show` are still in its rewrite set. An audit TODAY proved `ft` truncates without any warning marker and even fabricates summary lines (that is why git status, grep, and heredocs were already excluded — commit 8e926172d). Content-bearing reads are the same failure class: compression is acceptable for browsing, NEVER for content an agent will reason about.

  TASK:
  1. REPRODUCE with exact numbers: pick a large tracked file, compare `/usr/bin/git show <sha>:<path> | wc -l` vs the same through `~/.claude/bin/git` and through the bash-gate-rewritten form; same for `git diff`. Record real vs returned line counts and whether any truncation notice appears. Determine WHICH layer mutates (shim vs ft rewrite) — that decides the fix location.
  2. FIX so content reads are never silently altered: exclude `git show` and `git diff` (all forms, including `-C <dir>`, `--stat` is fine to keep compressed if it is a summary, but raw content must pass) from the ft rewrite set in bash-gate.sh, following the exact pattern used for the git-status/grep/heredoc exclusions landed earlier today. If the shim itself (not ft) is mutating output, fix it there instead — pass content-bearing subcommands straight through to /usr/bin/git untouched.
  3. FAIL-LOUD PRINCIPLE: if any wrapper must ever truncate, it MUST emit a visible marker line stating output was cut and how to get the full text (FT_FULL=1). Silent truncation of content is the bug — never ship a fix that keeps it silent.
  4. TESTS: extend modules/workstation/claude/hooks/test/sh-fastpath-verdicts.test.sh (or the sibling suite) — assert `git show` and `git diff` pass through raw; keep the existing 26+ assertions and socket-stdin cases green. Add a byte-for-byte assertion that wrapper output equals /usr/bin/git output for a multi-hundred-line file.
  5. LAND: od-worktree, then the DIRECT LAND escape hatch in CLAUDE.md (/usr/bin/git -C <wt> -c core.hooksPath=<emptydir> push origin HEAD:refs/heads/main after fetch+merge origin/main, then bash packaging/deploy-local.sh) — the land queue is 80 deep and this is a correctness bug affecting every review. After deploy, VERIFY against the INSTALLED hook/shim with the same reproduction from step 1 and report the before/after numbers.
  6. AUDIT THE BLAST RADIUS: grep today's session artifacts and any review/gate tooling that reads diffs through the wrapper (code-review paths, gate scripts) and report which ones may have acted on truncated content — findings only, no changes.

  Report: which layer was mutating (with evidence), the fix + landed sha, before/after reproduction numbers, tests, blast-radius findings, Not-verified list.


id: 01a00718-8593-75d2-abc9-bf0e5a97a5bd
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/modal-acf-yoast-accordions-5bc08d35dc2f/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 160abc43ce068579e2f72784e41f2ba3e99b8ed9
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T20-24-02-01a00718-8593-75d2-abc9-bf0e5a97a5bd.jsonl

title:
  Author a Playwright E2E spec for a WordPress plugin feature. Work in the current directory.

  STRICT FILE SCOPE: you may create or modify files ONLY under tests/e2e/. Do not touch includes/, admin/, docs/, or any other path — another process is reviewing those concurrently. Do not commit.

  Read first: docs/specs/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions-design.md and docs/plans/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions.md. Then study the existing specs in tests/e2e/ — especially tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-ACF-field-table-accordions.spec.js and tests/e2e/translations-types-fields.spec.js — and follow their conventions exactly: selectors, fixtures, auth/session setup, naming. Do not invent a new harness.

  The feature under test: in the Translations screen Edit Translation modal, two collapsed accordions appear under Content — Custom Fields and SEO. Each renders only when its integration is active on the site; when absent, nothing renders at all (no header, no empty state). SEO fields are editable, persist on Save into Yoast post meta, and are included in the AI translation payload via ipz_seo_ prefixed tokens.

  Cover these journeys:
  1. Both accordions render collapsed by default; expanding each reveals paired original and translation columns.
  2. Open/closed state survives switching the language tab.
  3. Editing an SEO field and saving persists it — reopen the modal and confirm the value round-trips.
  4. Editing an ACF field and saving persists it (this regressed once: attributes were dropped so edits were silently discarded, fixed in d1b359ea9 — guard it).
  5. With Yoast inactive, the SEO accordion is absent from the DOM entirely.

  DO NOT RUN the E2E suite. This project gates E2E remotely only; a local run is meaningless and is explicitly forbidden. Author the spec, make sure it is syntactically valid (a lint or parse check is fine), and stop.

  In your final message print a complete unified diff of every file you created or changed, in full, so the work is recoverable even if the filesystem changes do not persist. State plainly anything you could not determine from the existing specs rather than guessing silently.

first_user_message:
  Author a Playwright E2E spec for a WordPress plugin feature. Work in the current directory.

  STRICT FILE SCOPE: you may create or modify files ONLY under tests/e2e/. Do not touch includes/, admin/, docs/, or any other path — another process is reviewing those concurrently. Do not commit.

  Read first: docs/specs/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions-design.md and docs/plans/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions.md. Then study the existing specs in tests/e2e/ — especially tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-ACF-field-table-accordions.spec.js and tests/e2e/translations-types-fields.spec.js — and follow their conventions exactly: selectors, fixtures, auth/session setup, naming. Do not invent a new harness.

  The feature under test: in the Translations screen Edit Translation modal, two collapsed accordions appear under Content — Custom Fields and SEO. Each renders only when its integration is active on the site; when absent, nothing renders at all (no header, no empty state). SEO fields are editable, persist on Save into Yoast post meta, and are included in the AI translation payload via ipz_seo_ prefixed tokens.

  Cover these journeys:
  1. Both accordions render collapsed by default; expanding each reveals paired original and translation columns.
  2. Open/closed state survives switching the language tab.
  3. Editing an SEO field and saving persists it — reopen the modal and confirm the value round-trips.
  4. Editing an ACF field and saving persists it (this regressed once: attributes were dropped so edits were silently discarded, fixed in d1b359ea9 — guard it).
  5. With Yoast inactive, the SEO accordion is absent from the DOM entirely.

  DO NOT RUN the E2E suite. This project gates E2E remotely only; a local run is meaningless and is explicitly forbidden. Author the spec, make sure it is syntactically valid (a lint or parse check is fine), and stop.

  In your final message print a complete unified diff of every file you created or changed, in full, so the work is recoverable even if the filesystem changes do not persist. State plainly anything you could not determine from the existing specs rather than guessing silently.

preview:
  Author a Playwright E2E spec for a WordPress plugin feature. Work in the current directory.

  STRICT FILE SCOPE: you may create or modify files ONLY under tests/e2e/. Do not touch includes/, admin/, docs/, or any other path — another process is reviewing those concurrently. Do not commit.

  Read first: docs/specs/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions-design.md and docs/plans/2026-08-15-modal-acf-yoast-accordions.md. Then study the existing specs in tests/e2e/ — especially tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-ACF-field-table-accordions.spec.js and tests/e2e/translations-types-fields.spec.js — and follow their conventions exactly: selectors, fixtures, auth/session setup, naming. Do not invent a new harness.

  The feature under test: in the Translations screen Edit Translation modal, two collapsed accordions appear under Content — Custom Fields and SEO. Each renders only when its integration is active on the site; when absent, nothing renders at all (no header, no empty state). SEO fields are editable, persist on Save into Yoast post meta, and are included in the AI translation payload via ipz_seo_ prefixed tokens.

  Cover these journeys:
  1. Both accordions render collapsed by default; expanding each reveals paired original and translation columns.
  2. Open/closed state survives switching the language tab.
  3. Editing an SEO field and saving persists it — reopen the modal and confirm the value round-trips.
  4. Editing an ACF field and saving persists it (this regressed once: attributes were dropped so edits were silently discarded, fixed in d1b359ea9 — guard it).
  5. With Yoast inactive, the SEO accordion is absent from the DOM entirely.

  DO NOT RUN the E2E suite. This project gates E2E remotely only; a local run is meaningless and is explicitly forbidden. Author the spec, make sure it is syntactically valid (a lint or parse check is fine), and stop.

  In your final message print a complete unified diff of every file you created or changed, in full, so the work is recoverable even if the filesystem changes do not persist. State plainly anything you could not determine from the existing specs rather than guessing silently.


id: 01a00719-21c1-7050-8f6f-f84fc57cd2e7
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/gate-docs-scope-750927892e72
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 5b12754942b08acd7b6e7cd403a9ba634014868e
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/15/rollout-2026-08-15T20-24-42-01a00719-21c1-7050-8f6f-f84fc57cd2e7.jsonl

title:
  Two defects in the overdeck botmaster notify path. Fix both. Work only in this repo.

  DEFECT 1 — idle sessions are never woken (root cause already proven, do not re-diagnose).
  modules/botmaster/notify/waker.ts matches a recorded pane against the live pane list with
  `panes.find(p => p.pane === rec.pane)`. The live production log proves the parser is wrong:

    [waker] <sid>: pane %355 is gone; tmux -S /home/user/.local/state/human-session/tmux.sock listed 8: %253_bwrap_930799,%255_bwrap_1008092,%311_claude_1894322,%321_bwrap_1264052,%327_bwrap_4054328,%355_bwrap_2681946,%360_claude_796271,%37_bwrap_34170

  That line prints `panes.map(p => p.pane)`, so each LivePane.pane holds the ENTIRE tmux
  record ("%355_bwrap_2681946") instead of just the pane id ("%355"). The recorded pane %355
  is present and its pid 2681946 matches the session_pane row exactly, yet the match fails
  and every message stays undelivered. Find the listPanes implementation (it is wired in
  packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts) and make it split each tmux line into pane / command /
  panePid correctly. A malformed line must be skipped, never turned into a bogus LivePane —
  a wrong parse here could send keystrokes into whatever the owner has open. Add a test
  covering the exact separator tmux actually emits.

  DEFECT 2 — outbound messages announce the sending session as "user".
  The owner sees `"user" sent you a message` and cannot tell which session it came from.
  Start at modules/botmaster/notify/identity.ts and format.ts. The label must be the real
  session name (e.g. "ci-cd-incremental-2"). When it genuinely cannot be resolved, say so
  honestly rather than printing a placeholder like "user". Add a test that fails on the old
  behaviour.

  Rules: match surrounding code style exactly; comments only where a reader would otherwise
  ask why. Run the tests you touch with /usr/bin/bun test. Do not weaken any existing test.
  Do not touch anything outside these two defects.

first_user_message:
  Two defects in the overdeck botmaster notify path. Fix both. Work only in this repo.

  DEFECT 1 — idle sessions are never woken (root cause already proven, do not re-diagnose).
  modules/botmaster/notify/waker.ts matches a recorded pane against the live pane list with
  `panes.find(p => p.pane === rec.pane)`. The live production log proves the parser is wrong:

    [waker] <sid>: pane %355 is gone; tmux -S /home/user/.local/state/human-session/tmux.sock listed 8: %253_bwrap_930799,%255_bwrap_1008092,%311_claude_1894322,%321_bwrap_1264052,%327_bwrap_4054328,%355_bwrap_2681946,%360_claude_796271,%37_bwrap_34170

  That line prints `panes.map(p => p.pane)`, so each LivePane.pane holds the ENTIRE tmux
  record ("%355_bwrap_2681946") instead of just the pane id ("%355"). The recorded pane %355
  is present and its pid 2681946 matches the session_pane row exactly, yet the match fails
  and every message stays undelivered. Find the listPanes implementation (it is wired in
  packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts) and make it split each tmux line into pane / command /
  panePid correctly. A malformed line must be skipped, never turned into a bogus LivePane —
  a wrong parse here could send keystrokes into whatever the owner has open. Add a test
  covering the exact separator tmux actually emits.

  DEFECT 2 — outbound messages announce the sending session as "user".
  The owner sees `"user" sent you a message` and cannot tell which session it came from.
  Start at modules/botmaster/notify/identity.ts and format.ts. The label must be the real
  session name (e.g. "ci-cd-incremental-2"). When it genuinely cannot be resolved, say so
  honestly rather than printing a placeholder like "user". Add a test that fails on the old
  behaviour.

  Rules: match surrounding code style exactly; comments only where a reader would otherwise
  ask why. Run the tests you touch with /usr/bin/bun test. Do not weaken any existing test.
  Do not touch anything outside these two defects.

preview:
  Two defects in the overdeck botmaster notify path. Fix both. Work only in this repo.

  DEFECT 1 — idle sessions are never woken (root cause already proven, do not re-diagnose).
  modules/botmaster/notify/waker.ts matches a recorded pane against the live pane list with
  `panes.find(p => p.pane === rec.pane)`. The live production log proves the parser is wrong:

    [waker] <sid>: pane %355 is gone; tmux -S /home/user/.local/state/human-session/tmux.sock listed 8: %253_bwrap_930799,%255_bwrap_1008092,%311_claude_1894322,%321_bwrap_1264052,%327_bwrap_4054328,%355_bwrap_2681946,%360_claude_796271,%37_bwrap_34170

  That line prints `panes.map(p => p.pane)`, so each LivePane.pane holds the ENTIRE tmux
  record ("%355_bwrap_2681946") instead of just the pane id ("%355"). The recorded pane %355
  is present and its pid 2681946 matches the session_pane row exactly, yet the match fails
  and every message stays undelivered. Find the listPanes implementation (it is wired in
  packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts) and make it split each tmux line into pane / command /
  panePid correctly. A malformed line must be skipped, never turned into a bogus LivePane —
  a wrong parse here could send keystrokes into whatever the owner has open. Add a test
  covering the exact separator tmux actually emits.

  DEFECT 2 — outbound messages announce the sending session as "user".
  The owner sees `"user" sent you a message` and cannot tell which session it came from.
  Start at modules/botmaster/notify/identity.ts and format.ts. The label must be the real
  session name (e.g. "ci-cd-incremental-2"). When it genuinely cannot be resolved, say so
  honestly rather than printing a placeholder like "user". Add a test that fails on the old
  behaviour.

  Rules: match surrounding code style exactly; comments only where a reader would otherwise
  ask why. Run the tests you touch with /usr/bin/bun test. Do not weaken any existing test.
  Do not touch anything outside these two defects.


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title:
  Report exactly:
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'ALLOWED_pypi=%{http_code}\n' https://pypi.org/simple/ || echo ALLOWED_pypi=FAIL
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'DENIED_example=%{http_code}\n' https://example.com || echo DENIED_example=BLOCKED
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'DENIED_ip=%{http_code}\n' https://1.1.1.1 || echo DENIED_ip=BLOCKED
  Then VERDICT=PASS if pypi got a code and both denied blocked, else VERDICT=FAIL.

first_user_message:
  Report exactly:
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'ALLOWED_pypi=%{http_code}\n' https://pypi.org/simple/ || echo ALLOWED_pypi=FAIL
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'DENIED_example=%{http_code}\n' https://example.com || echo DENIED_example=BLOCKED
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'DENIED_ip=%{http_code}\n' https://1.1.1.1 || echo DENIED_ip=BLOCKED
  Then VERDICT=PASS if pypi got a code and both denied blocked, else VERDICT=FAIL.

preview:
  Report exactly:
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'ALLOWED_pypi=%{http_code}\n' https://pypi.org/simple/ || echo ALLOWED_pypi=FAIL
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'DENIED_example=%{http_code}\n' https://example.com || echo DENIED_example=BLOCKED
  curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w 'DENIED_ip=%{http_code}\n' https://1.1.1.1 || echo DENIED_ip=BLOCKED
  Then VERDICT=PASS if pypi got a code and both denied blocked, else VERDICT=FAIL.


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approval_mode: never
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git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-08-45-01a0088b-0d4c-73c0-8faa-b9dd2b590ff6.jsonl

title:
  You are performing an independent, read-only pre-land code review in the git worktree you are running in (/home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.claude/worktrees/agent-ab88303d1c94a005a), for the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone.

  CONTEXT. This branch adds an idempotent lifecycle contract — mount(), update(next), destroy() — to admin/src/components/ColorField.js, plus admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js, matching the pattern already landed for Toggle, Checkbox, Disclosure, Pagination, TagInput and FilterBar. A prior review round found three defects which the implementer says it has now repaired (commits d5716924f, 7bc0a8183, aad387820 on top of 7d8a43467 and 039d921aa; the branch also merged current origin/master). Your job is to verify those repairs and hunt for anything new. DO NOT modify any file in this worktree — if you need to run an experiment or a mutation, copy files to a scratch directory under /home/user/.cache/agent-tmp/ and work there, then leave this worktree byte-identical to how you found it (verify with git status at the end).

  VERIFY EACH OF THESE, with measurement rather than inspection wherever you can:

  D2 (behavior, previously broken). applyPreview() early-returns when a color is invalid, so update({state}) used to leave a STALE --ipz-component-color custom property where a freshly constructed instance paints none. Reproduce the original failing case and confirm it now passes:
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'#111111'},null,'#000000');
    field.update({ defaultValue:'', state:{ color:'invalid' } });
    const fresh = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    // the .international-color-field innerHTML of field and fresh must now be identical
  Confirm the stale custom property AND any now-empty style attribute are genuinely cleared.

  D3 (coverage, previously two surviving mutants). Confirm both mutants now die, by applying each one individually to a scratch copy and running the focused test file: (a) delete input.removeAttribute('aria-invalid') from the update({state}) path; (b) delete the input.value = color assignment while keeping the setAttribute on the following line. Then run your own broader mutation sweep on ColorField.js and report EVERY survivor with a concrete killing-test suggestion. Mutants to include at minimum: remove listener unbinding in destroy(); remove the destroyed-flag reset in mount(); neuter each update() branch individually; convert independent ifs to chained else-if; replace a node instead of mutating it during render; drop the mount() guard that avoids re-appending when already in the container; change Object.hasOwn(next,key) guards to plain truthiness checks.

  D1 (receipt accuracy). Independently measure how many tests in the final committed admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js fail when ColorField.js is replaced by origin/master's version (git show origin/master:plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/ColorField.js). The receipt claims 20 failed / 5 passed of 25. State the true numbers and the exact names of the passing tests. Also confirm the receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-colorfield-lifecycle.md is now internally consistent (an earlier draft contained an impossible '18 tests grew to 22 by adding 2').

  MERGE AND SCOPE. Confirm the merge of origin/master is clean and left ColorField.js untouched. Scrutinise two files the implementer says it repaired as pre-existing drift, and judge whether that is true or smuggled scope: docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json/.md (claimed stale on master itself) and the new site-content.js classification entry in docs/architecture/ui-layers.json (claimed missing on master, blocking the ui-gate). Check them against origin/master.

  ALSO CHECK. No new public API surface was added (the component's positional constructor signature must be unchanged, and no new options parameter invented — a previous slice was rejected for exactly that). Input node identity survives update() so focus and caret position are safe. destroy() genuinely silences everything, including the inner input listener, the composed Pick Button, and anything rendered by a later update(). No reasoning or justification comments were added to the code — only statements of non-obvious invariants are allowed by this repo's rules.

  HOW TO RUN THINGS. All test and gate commands in this repo must go through the wrapper ~/.claude/bin/local-gate, for example:
    ~/.claude/bin/local-gate --key cf-review --mode full -- npx vitest run tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js
  run from the plugins/international-press-zone/admin directory. Raw npm run build is refused by design. The full admin suite is load-sensitive because admin/tests/main-lazy-loading.test.js runs a webpack build inside a 30s beforeAll hook, so use --maxWorkers=2 and say which you used; the implementer reports 809 passed of 809 with two workers.

  OUTPUT. Report only CONFIRMED defects, each with file path, line number, and a reproduction I can run. If you find none, say plainly that it is ready to land. Do not speculate; distinguish what you measured from what you inferred. End with the output of git status for this worktree to prove you left it unmodified.

first_user_message:
  You are performing an independent, read-only pre-land code review in the git worktree you are running in (/home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.claude/worktrees/agent-ab88303d1c94a005a), for the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone.

  CONTEXT. This branch adds an idempotent lifecycle contract — mount(), update(next), destroy() — to admin/src/components/ColorField.js, plus admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js, matching the pattern already landed for Toggle, Checkbox, Disclosure, Pagination, TagInput and FilterBar. A prior review round found three defects which the implementer says it has now repaired (commits d5716924f, 7bc0a8183, aad387820 on top of 7d8a43467 and 039d921aa; the branch also merged current origin/master). Your job is to verify those repairs and hunt for anything new. DO NOT modify any file in this worktree — if you need to run an experiment or a mutation, copy files to a scratch directory under /home/user/.cache/agent-tmp/ and work there, then leave this worktree byte-identical to how you found it (verify with git status at the end).

  VERIFY EACH OF THESE, with measurement rather than inspection wherever you can:

  D2 (behavior, previously broken). applyPreview() early-returns when a color is invalid, so update({state}) used to leave a STALE --ipz-component-color custom property where a freshly constructed instance paints none. Reproduce the original failing case and confirm it now passes:
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'#111111'},null,'#000000');
    field.update({ defaultValue:'', state:{ color:'invalid' } });
    const fresh = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    // the .international-color-field innerHTML of field and fresh must now be identical
  Confirm the stale custom property AND any now-empty style attribute are genuinely cleared.

  D3 (coverage, previously two surviving mutants). Confirm both mutants now die, by applying each one individually to a scratch copy and running the focused test file: (a) delete input.removeAttribute('aria-invalid') from the update({state}) path; (b) delete the input.value = color assignment while keeping the setAttribute on the following line. Then run your own broader mutation sweep on ColorField.js and report EVERY survivor with a concrete killing-test suggestion. Mutants to include at minimum: remove listener unbinding in destroy(); remove the destroyed-flag reset in mount(); neuter each update() branch individually; convert independent ifs to chained else-if; replace a node instead of mutating it during render; drop the mount() guard that avoids re-appending when already in the container; change Object.hasOwn(next,key) guards to plain truthiness checks.

  D1 (receipt accuracy). Independently measure how many tests in the final committed admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js fail when ColorField.js is replaced by origin/master's version (git show origin/master:plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/ColorField.js). The receipt claims 20 failed / 5 passed of 25. State the true numbers and the exact names of the passing tests. Also confirm the receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-colorfield-lifecycle.md is now internally consistent (an earlier draft contained an impossible '18 tests grew to 22 by adding 2').

  MERGE AND SCOPE. Confirm the merge of origin/master is clean and left ColorField.js untouched. Scrutinise two files the implementer says it repaired as pre-existing drift, and judge whether that is true or smuggled scope: docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json/.md (claimed stale on master itself) and the new site-content.js classification entry in docs/architecture/ui-layers.json (claimed missing on master, blocking the ui-gate). Check them against origin/master.

  ALSO CHECK. No new public API surface was added (the component's positional constructor signature must be unchanged, and no new options parameter invented — a previous slice was rejected for exactly that). Input node identity survives update() so focus and caret position are safe. destroy() genuinely silences everything, including the inner input listener, the composed Pick Button, and anything rendered by a later update(). No reasoning or justification comments were added to the code — only statements of non-obvious invariants are allowed by this repo's rules.

  HOW TO RUN THINGS. All test and gate commands in this repo must go through the wrapper ~/.claude/bin/local-gate, for example:
    ~/.claude/bin/local-gate --key cf-review --mode full -- npx vitest run tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js
  run from the plugins/international-press-zone/admin directory. Raw npm run build is refused by design. The full admin suite is load-sensitive because admin/tests/main-lazy-loading.test.js runs a webpack build inside a 30s beforeAll hook, so use --maxWorkers=2 and say which you used; the implementer reports 809 passed of 809 with two workers.

  OUTPUT. Report only CONFIRMED defects, each with file path, line number, and a reproduction I can run. If you find none, say plainly that it is ready to land. Do not speculate; distinguish what you measured from what you inferred. End with the output of git status for this worktree to prove you left it unmodified.

preview:
  You are performing an independent, read-only pre-land code review in the git worktree you are running in (/home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.claude/worktrees/agent-ab88303d1c94a005a), for the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone.

  CONTEXT. This branch adds an idempotent lifecycle contract — mount(), update(next), destroy() — to admin/src/components/ColorField.js, plus admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js, matching the pattern already landed for Toggle, Checkbox, Disclosure, Pagination, TagInput and FilterBar. A prior review round found three defects which the implementer says it has now repaired (commits d5716924f, 7bc0a8183, aad387820 on top of 7d8a43467 and 039d921aa; the branch also merged current origin/master). Your job is to verify those repairs and hunt for anything new. DO NOT modify any file in this worktree — if you need to run an experiment or a mutation, copy files to a scratch directory under /home/user/.cache/agent-tmp/ and work there, then leave this worktree byte-identical to how you found it (verify with git status at the end).

  VERIFY EACH OF THESE, with measurement rather than inspection wherever you can:

  D2 (behavior, previously broken). applyPreview() early-returns when a color is invalid, so update({state}) used to leave a STALE --ipz-component-color custom property where a freshly constructed instance paints none. Reproduce the original failing case and confirm it now passes:
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'#111111'},null,'#000000');
    field.update({ defaultValue:'', state:{ color:'invalid' } });
    const fresh = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    // the .international-color-field innerHTML of field and fresh must now be identical
  Confirm the stale custom property AND any now-empty style attribute are genuinely cleared.

  D3 (coverage, previously two surviving mutants). Confirm both mutants now die, by applying each one individually to a scratch copy and running the focused test file: (a) delete input.removeAttribute('aria-invalid') from the update({state}) path; (b) delete the input.value = color assignment while keeping the setAttribute on the following line. Then run your own broader mutation sweep on ColorField.js and report EVERY survivor with a concrete killing-test suggestion. Mutants to include at minimum: remove listener unbinding in destroy(); remove the destroyed-flag reset in mount(); neuter each update() branch individually; convert independent ifs to chained else-if; replace a node instead of mutating it during render; drop the mount() guard that avoids re-appending when already in the container; change Object.hasOwn(next,key) guards to plain truthiness checks.

  D1 (receipt accuracy). Independently measure how many tests in the final committed admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js fail when ColorField.js is replaced by origin/master's version (git show origin/master:plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/ColorField.js). The receipt claims 20 failed / 5 passed of 25. State the true numbers and the exact names of the passing tests. Also confirm the receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-colorfield-lifecycle.md is now internally consistent (an earlier draft contained an impossible '18 tests grew to 22 by adding 2').

  MERGE AND SCOPE. Confirm the merge of origin/master is clean and left ColorField.js untouched. Scrutinise two files the implementer says it repaired as pre-existing drift, and judge whether that is true or smuggled scope: docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json/.md (claimed stale on master itself) and the new site-content.js classification entry in docs/architecture/ui-layers.json (claimed missing on master, blocking the ui-gate). Check them against origin/master.

  ALSO CHECK. No new public API surface was added (the component's positional constructor signature must be unchanged, and no new options parameter invented — a previous slice was rejected for exactly that). Input node identity survives update() so focus and caret position are safe. destroy() genuinely silences everything, including the inner input listener, the composed Pick Button, and anything rendered by a later update(). No reasoning or justification comments were added to the code — only statements of non-obvious invariants are allowed by this repo's rules.

  HOW TO RUN THINGS. All test and gate commands in this repo must go through the wrapper ~/.claude/bin/local-gate, for example:
    ~/.claude/bin/local-gate --key cf-review --mode full -- npx vitest run tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js
  run from the plugins/international-press-zone/admin directory. Raw npm run build is refused by design. The full admin suite is load-sensitive because admin/tests/main-lazy-loading.test.js runs a webpack build inside a 30s beforeAll hook, so use --maxWorkers=2 and say which you used; the implementer reports 809 passed of 809 with two workers.

  OUTPUT. Report only CONFIRMED defects, each with file path, line number, and a reproduction I can run. If you find none, say plainly that it is ready to land. Do not speculate; distinguish what you measured from what you inferred. End with the output of git status for this worktree to prove you left it unmodified.


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model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/agent-ab88303d1c94a005a-06adfe200234
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 39e35bc08802675d30696e13ddf679076de30bcf
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cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Repair three confirmed defects in the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone inside the worktree you are running in. Edit files directly. Note: node_modules and the test wrapper are NOT available in this environment, so do NOT try to run tests or builds — write the code and the tests correctly; they will be run and gated afterwards by the caller.

  The component admin/src/components/ColorField.js has just been given an idempotent lifecycle contract: mount(), update(next), destroy(). It follows a pattern already established in this repo by admin/src/components/Toggle.js, Checkbox.js, Disclosure.js, Pagination.js, TagInput.js and FilterBar.js — read at least Checkbox.js and FilterBar.js first so your repairs match the settled convention exactly. Its tests live in admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js (25 tests today, vitest + jsdom).

  DEFECT 1 — stale preview after typing or Pick, then an invalid update.
  ColorField.js around lines 50 and 83. A recent fix introduced a previewPainted flag so that update({state}) with an invalid color CLEARS the stale --ipz-component-color custom property (and the then-empty style attribute), matching what a freshly-constructed instance renders. But applyPreview() sets the custom property WITHOUT setting previewPainted = true. So a preview painted by the user typing a valid colour, or by the colour picker, is not tracked, and a later invalid update({state}) skips the clearing branch and leaves stale markup. Make every path that paints the preview keep the tracking flag truthful, so the clearing branch always runs when it should. Failing case to fix and to cover with a new test:
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    const input = field.querySelector('input');
    input.value = '#111111';
    input.dispatchEvent(new Event('change',{bubbles:true}));
    field.update({ state:{ color:'invalid' } });
    const fresh = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    // the .international-color-field innerHTML of field and fresh must be identical

  DEFECT 2 — destroy() does not permanently silence an already-issued asynchronous callback.
  ColorField.js around line 79. The colour-picker callback guards only on the reusable destroyed flag, which mount() resets. So a Pick callback issued BEFORE destroy() becomes live again after a later mount() and can still mutate caller state. A destroyed-then-remounted component must never honour a callback issued by an earlier generation. Fix it so callbacks are bound to the generation that issued them (for example by capturing a per-mount generation token in the closure and comparing it when the callback fires) while keeping normal picker behaviour working within one generation. Failing case to fix and to cover with a new test:
    let select;
    vi.spyOn(ColorPickerModal,'openColorPicker').mockImplementation((_c, cb) => { select = cb; });
    const state = { color:'#111111' };
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',state, vi.fn());
    field.querySelector('button').click();
    field.destroy();
    field.mount(document.createElement('div'));
    select('#abcdef');
    // state.color must still be '#111111'

  DEFECT 3 — false lifecycle metadata for an unrelated page module.
  docs/architecture/ui-layers.json around line 441 and the generated docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json around line 4107 record a site-content.js classification claiming mount/update/destroy, but admin/src/pages/site-content.js implements only destroy() (see around line 572), and the generated report itself records mount:false, update:false, destroy:true. Correct the hand-written classification in ui-layers.json so it states only what the source actually implements. Do not change site-content.js itself. Do not regenerate the report by hand — the caller will regenerate it with the repo tool.

  Also fix the durable receipt at docs/plans/2026-08-16-colorfield-lifecycle.md: remove or correct any claim that the site-content.js classification matched inventory detection, since it did not, and describe the two ColorField repairs above factually.

  CONSTRAINTS, all enforced by this repo's review process:
  - Do NOT add any new public API surface. The positional constructor signature of ColorField must stay exactly as it is. A previous slice in this series was rejected for inventing an extra options parameter that no caller used.
  - Do NOT write reasoning, justification or changelog comments in the code. A comment may only state a non-obvious invariant, and must never be longer than the code it documents. Rationale belongs in the commit message.
  - Keep the change surgical: touch only what these three defects require.
  - Node identity must be preserved across update() so focus and caret position survive; never replace the input node.
  - Add the two new tests above, and make sure each genuinely fails without your corresponding fix.
  - Leave the working tree with your edits in place; do NOT commit, and do NOT attempt to land anything.

  When finished, report exactly which files you changed, what each change does, and how each new test discriminates the fixed behaviour from the broken behaviour.

first_user_message:
  Repair three confirmed defects in the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone inside the worktree you are running in. Edit files directly. Note: node_modules and the test wrapper are NOT available in this environment, so do NOT try to run tests or builds — write the code and the tests correctly; they will be run and gated afterwards by the caller.

  The component admin/src/components/ColorField.js has just been given an idempotent lifecycle contract: mount(), update(next), destroy(). It follows a pattern already established in this repo by admin/src/components/Toggle.js, Checkbox.js, Disclosure.js, Pagination.js, TagInput.js and FilterBar.js — read at least Checkbox.js and FilterBar.js first so your repairs match the settled convention exactly. Its tests live in admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js (25 tests today, vitest + jsdom).

  DEFECT 1 — stale preview after typing or Pick, then an invalid update.
  ColorField.js around lines 50 and 83. A recent fix introduced a previewPainted flag so that update({state}) with an invalid color CLEARS the stale --ipz-component-color custom property (and the then-empty style attribute), matching what a freshly-constructed instance renders. But applyPreview() sets the custom property WITHOUT setting previewPainted = true. So a preview painted by the user typing a valid colour, or by the colour picker, is not tracked, and a later invalid update({state}) skips the clearing branch and leaves stale markup. Make every path that paints the preview keep the tracking flag truthful, so the clearing branch always runs when it should. Failing case to fix and to cover with a new test:
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    const input = field.querySelector('input');
    input.value = '#111111';
    input.dispatchEvent(new Event('change',{bubbles:true}));
    field.update({ state:{ color:'invalid' } });
    const fresh = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    // the .international-color-field innerHTML of field and fresh must be identical

  DEFECT 2 — destroy() does not permanently silence an already-issued asynchronous callback.
  ColorField.js around line 79. The colour-picker callback guards only on the reusable destroyed flag, which mount() resets. So a Pick callback issued BEFORE destroy() becomes live again after a later mount() and can still mutate caller state. A destroyed-then-remounted component must never honour a callback issued by an earlier generation. Fix it so callbacks are bound to the generation that issued them (for example by capturing a per-mount generation token in the closure and comparing it when the callback fires) while keeping normal picker behaviour working within one generation. Failing case to fix and to cover with a new test:
    let select;
    vi.spyOn(ColorPickerModal,'openColorPicker').mockImplementation((_c, cb) => { select = cb; });
    const state = { color:'#111111' };
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',state, vi.fn());
    field.querySelector('button').click();
    field.destroy();
    field.mount(document.createElement('div'));
    select('#abcdef');
    // state.color must still be '#111111'

  DEFECT 3 — false lifecycle metadata for an unrelated page module.
  docs/architecture/ui-layers.json around line 441 and the generated docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json around line 4107 record a site-content.js classification claiming mount/update/destroy, but admin/src/pages/site-content.js implements only destroy() (see around line 572), and the generated report itself records mount:false, update:false, destroy:true. Correct the hand-written classification in ui-layers.json so it states only what the source actually implements. Do not change site-content.js itself. Do not regenerate the report by hand — the caller will regenerate it with the repo tool.

  Also fix the durable receipt at docs/plans/2026-08-16-colorfield-lifecycle.md: remove or correct any claim that the site-content.js classification matched inventory detection, since it did not, and describe the two ColorField repairs above factually.

  CONSTRAINTS, all enforced by this repo's review process:
  - Do NOT add any new public API surface. The positional constructor signature of ColorField must stay exactly as it is. A previous slice in this series was rejected for inventing an extra options parameter that no caller used.
  - Do NOT write reasoning, justification or changelog comments in the code. A comment may only state a non-obvious invariant, and must never be longer than the code it documents. Rationale belongs in the commit message.
  - Keep the change surgical: touch only what these three defects require.
  - Node identity must be preserved across update() so focus and caret position survive; never replace the input node.
  - Add the two new tests above, and make sure each genuinely fails without your corresponding fix.
  - Leave the working tree with your edits in place; do NOT commit, and do NOT attempt to land anything.

  When finished, report exactly which files you changed, what each change does, and how each new test discriminates the fixed behaviour from the broken behaviour.

preview:
  Repair three confirmed defects in the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone inside the worktree you are running in. Edit files directly. Note: node_modules and the test wrapper are NOT available in this environment, so do NOT try to run tests or builds — write the code and the tests correctly; they will be run and gated afterwards by the caller.

  The component admin/src/components/ColorField.js has just been given an idempotent lifecycle contract: mount(), update(next), destroy(). It follows a pattern already established in this repo by admin/src/components/Toggle.js, Checkbox.js, Disclosure.js, Pagination.js, TagInput.js and FilterBar.js — read at least Checkbox.js and FilterBar.js first so your repairs match the settled convention exactly. Its tests live in admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js (25 tests today, vitest + jsdom).

  DEFECT 1 — stale preview after typing or Pick, then an invalid update.
  ColorField.js around lines 50 and 83. A recent fix introduced a previewPainted flag so that update({state}) with an invalid color CLEARS the stale --ipz-component-color custom property (and the then-empty style attribute), matching what a freshly-constructed instance renders. But applyPreview() sets the custom property WITHOUT setting previewPainted = true. So a preview painted by the user typing a valid colour, or by the colour picker, is not tracked, and a later invalid update({state}) skips the clearing branch and leaves stale markup. Make every path that paints the preview keep the tracking flag truthful, so the clearing branch always runs when it should. Failing case to fix and to cover with a new test:
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    const input = field.querySelector('input');
    input.value = '#111111';
    input.dispatchEvent(new Event('change',{bubbles:true}));
    field.update({ state:{ color:'invalid' } });
    const fresh = ColorField('color','Accent',{color:'invalid'},null,'');
    // the .international-color-field innerHTML of field and fresh must be identical

  DEFECT 2 — destroy() does not permanently silence an already-issued asynchronous callback.
  ColorField.js around line 79. The colour-picker callback guards only on the reusable destroyed flag, which mount() resets. So a Pick callback issued BEFORE destroy() becomes live again after a later mount() and can still mutate caller state. A destroyed-then-remounted component must never honour a callback issued by an earlier generation. Fix it so callbacks are bound to the generation that issued them (for example by capturing a per-mount generation token in the closure and comparing it when the callback fires) while keeping normal picker behaviour working within one generation. Failing case to fix and to cover with a new test:
    let select;
    vi.spyOn(ColorPickerModal,'openColorPicker').mockImplementation((_c, cb) => { select = cb; });
    const state = { color:'#111111' };
    const field = ColorField('color','Accent',state, vi.fn());
    field.querySelector('button').click();
    field.destroy();
    field.mount(document.createElement('div'));
    select('#abcdef');
    // state.color must still be '#111111'

  DEFECT 3 — false lifecycle metadata for an unrelated page module.
  docs/architecture/ui-layers.json around line 441 and the generated docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json around line 4107 record a site-content.js classification claiming mount/update/destroy, but admin/src/pages/site-content.js implements only destroy() (see around line 572), and the generated report itself records mount:false, update:false, destroy:true. Correct the hand-written classification in ui-layers.json so it states only what the source actually implements. Do not change site-content.js itself. Do not regenerate the report by hand — the caller will regenerate it with the repo tool.

  Also fix the durable receipt at docs/plans/2026-08-16-colorfield-lifecycle.md: remove or correct any claim that the site-content.js classification matched inventory detection, since it did not, and describe the two ColorField repairs above factually.

  CONSTRAINTS, all enforced by this repo's review process:
  - Do NOT add any new public API surface. The positional constructor signature of ColorField must stay exactly as it is. A previous slice in this series was rejected for inventing an extra options parameter that no caller used.
  - Do NOT write reasoning, justification or changelog comments in the code. A comment may only state a non-obvious invariant, and must never be longer than the code it documents. Rationale belongs in the commit message.
  - Keep the change surgical: touch only what these three defects require.
  - Node identity must be preserved across update() so focus and caret position survive; never replace the input node.
  - Add the two new tests above, and make sure each genuinely fails without your corresponding fix.
  - Leave the working tree with your edits in place; do NOT commit, and do NOT attempt to land anything.

  When finished, report exactly which files you changed, what each change does, and how each new test discriminates the fixed behaviour from the broken behaviour.


id: 01a00894-a4c7-7642-8cce-da1b0dbe5d78
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/callback-consolidate-c03415ebc9f5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: a98bfe159c8f7cba777a3f294fa947b43b4e544e
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Repo root: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate
  Plugin: plugins/international-press-zone

  Task: JobReceiver.php is dead code. It is currently staged (git status shows it modified, 906->127 lines) as part of an in-progress callback-consolidation change, and the staged diff added a NEW inline `@phpstan-ignore method.unused` suppression on the remaining `process_failed_job` method. That is not acceptable — no new self-added suppressions.

  Verified facts:
  - `grep -rn JobReceiver plugins/international-press-zone/includes plugins/international-press-zone/international-press-zone.php` finds nothing outside the file itself — the class is instantiated nowhere and its `/callback` route registration (in its own constructor) never actually runs.
  - The project plan at plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-15-callback-consolidation.md line 38 states: "if removing the registration leaves the class with no remaining purpose, remove the class and its instantiation in includes/Core/Plugin.php instead of leaving an empty shell."
  - plugins/international-press-zone/phpstan-baseline.neon has six entries with `path: includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php` (around lines 799-826) that become unmatched/obsolete once the file is deleted.
  - plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php uses PHP reflection to call the now-dead private method `process_failed_job` on JobReceiver.
  - plugins/international-press-zone/tests/universal-admin/contracts.node-test.mjs, generate-manifests.mjs, php-token-audit.php, and surface-manifest.json all reference JobReceiver as an admin_notices surface (already false — it's dead).

  Do this as ONE commit:
  1. Discard the currently-staged modified version of JobReceiver.php (git checkout --) and instead git rm it entirely — delete plugins/international-press-zone/includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php outright.
  2. Confirm includes/Core/Plugin.php does not instantiate JobReceiver (if it does, remove that instantiation too — but per the grep above it should not).
  3. Remove all six phpstan-baseline.neon entries whose `path:` is `includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php`.
  4. Fix tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php: remove or repoint the reflection-based test of `process_failed_job` — the equivalent live logic now lives in TranslateJobsController.php (already modified in this branch, git status shows it changed). Point the test at the real live path instead, or delete the test method if there is no longer an equivalent seam to test directly (do not leave a test asserting against dead code).
  5. Remove JobReceiver references from tests/universal-admin/surface-manifest.json, and check generate-manifests.mjs / php-token-audit.php / contracts.node-test.mjs for hardcoded JobReceiver references — remove/update them so nothing points at a deleted file.
  6. Keep the already-staged TranslateJobsController.php changes and the new CallbackConsolidationTest.php as-is unless they reference JobReceiver (check first).
  7. Run: composer install if needed, then `vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon` from the plugin root (plugins/international-press-zone) and report the real output — it must show 0 errors and must NOT show "Ignored error pattern ... was not matched" for JobReceiver.
  8. Run any relevant PHPUnit/node test suites touched by this change and report real output.
  9. Commit everything as one commit on the current branch with message describing: delete dead JobReceiver class, remove obsolete baseline entries, update tests/manifests to match. Do not push.

  Report: final `git show --stat HEAD` output, the phpstan output, and the test output.

first_user_message:
  Repo root: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate
  Plugin: plugins/international-press-zone

  Task: JobReceiver.php is dead code. It is currently staged (git status shows it modified, 906->127 lines) as part of an in-progress callback-consolidation change, and the staged diff added a NEW inline `@phpstan-ignore method.unused` suppression on the remaining `process_failed_job` method. That is not acceptable — no new self-added suppressions.

  Verified facts:
  - `grep -rn JobReceiver plugins/international-press-zone/includes plugins/international-press-zone/international-press-zone.php` finds nothing outside the file itself — the class is instantiated nowhere and its `/callback` route registration (in its own constructor) never actually runs.
  - The project plan at plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-15-callback-consolidation.md line 38 states: "if removing the registration leaves the class with no remaining purpose, remove the class and its instantiation in includes/Core/Plugin.php instead of leaving an empty shell."
  - plugins/international-press-zone/phpstan-baseline.neon has six entries with `path: includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php` (around lines 799-826) that become unmatched/obsolete once the file is deleted.
  - plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php uses PHP reflection to call the now-dead private method `process_failed_job` on JobReceiver.
  - plugins/international-press-zone/tests/universal-admin/contracts.node-test.mjs, generate-manifests.mjs, php-token-audit.php, and surface-manifest.json all reference JobReceiver as an admin_notices surface (already false — it's dead).

  Do this as ONE commit:
  1. Discard the currently-staged modified version of JobReceiver.php (git checkout --) and instead git rm it entirely — delete plugins/international-press-zone/includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php outright.
  2. Confirm includes/Core/Plugin.php does not instantiate JobReceiver (if it does, remove that instantiation too — but per the grep above it should not).
  3. Remove all six phpstan-baseline.neon entries whose `path:` is `includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php`.
  4. Fix tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php: remove or repoint the reflection-based test of `process_failed_job` — the equivalent live logic now lives in TranslateJobsController.php (already modified in this branch, git status shows it changed). Point the test at the real live path instead, or delete the test method if there is no longer an equivalent seam to test directly (do not leave a test asserting against dead code).
  5. Remove JobReceiver references from tests/universal-admin/surface-manifest.json, and check generate-manifests.mjs / php-token-audit.php / contracts.node-test.mjs for hardcoded JobReceiver references — remove/update them so nothing points at a deleted file.
  6. Keep the already-staged TranslateJobsController.php changes and the new CallbackConsolidationTest.php as-is unless they reference JobReceiver (check first).
  7. Run: composer install if needed, then `vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon` from the plugin root (plugins/international-press-zone) and report the real output — it must show 0 errors and must NOT show "Ignored error pattern ... was not matched" for JobReceiver.
  8. Run any relevant PHPUnit/node test suites touched by this change and report real output.
  9. Commit everything as one commit on the current branch with message describing: delete dead JobReceiver class, remove obsolete baseline entries, update tests/manifests to match. Do not push.

  Report: final `git show --stat HEAD` output, the phpstan output, and the test output.

preview:
  Repo root: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate
  Plugin: plugins/international-press-zone

  Task: JobReceiver.php is dead code. It is currently staged (git status shows it modified, 906->127 lines) as part of an in-progress callback-consolidation change, and the staged diff added a NEW inline `@phpstan-ignore method.unused` suppression on the remaining `process_failed_job` method. That is not acceptable — no new self-added suppressions.

  Verified facts:
  - `grep -rn JobReceiver plugins/international-press-zone/includes plugins/international-press-zone/international-press-zone.php` finds nothing outside the file itself — the class is instantiated nowhere and its `/callback` route registration (in its own constructor) never actually runs.
  - The project plan at plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-15-callback-consolidation.md line 38 states: "if removing the registration leaves the class with no remaining purpose, remove the class and its instantiation in includes/Core/Plugin.php instead of leaving an empty shell."
  - plugins/international-press-zone/phpstan-baseline.neon has six entries with `path: includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php` (around lines 799-826) that become unmatched/obsolete once the file is deleted.
  - plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php uses PHP reflection to call the now-dead private method `process_failed_job` on JobReceiver.
  - plugins/international-press-zone/tests/universal-admin/contracts.node-test.mjs, generate-manifests.mjs, php-token-audit.php, and surface-manifest.json all reference JobReceiver as an admin_notices surface (already false — it's dead).

  Do this as ONE commit:
  1. Discard the currently-staged modified version of JobReceiver.php (git checkout --) and instead git rm it entirely — delete plugins/international-press-zone/includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php outright.
  2. Confirm includes/Core/Plugin.php does not instantiate JobReceiver (if it does, remove that instantiation too — but per the grep above it should not).
  3. Remove all six phpstan-baseline.neon entries whose `path:` is `includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php`.
  4. Fix tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php: remove or repoint the reflection-based test of `process_failed_job` — the equivalent live logic now lives in TranslateJobsController.php (already modified in this branch, git status shows it changed). Point the test at the real live path instead, or delete the test method if there is no longer an equivalent seam to test directly (do not leave a test asserting against dead code).
  5. Remove JobReceiver references from tests/universal-admin/surface-manifest.json, and check generate-manifests.mjs / php-token-audit.php / contracts.node-test.mjs for hardcoded JobReceiver references — remove/update them so nothing points at a deleted file.
  6. Keep the already-staged TranslateJobsController.php changes and the new CallbackConsolidationTest.php as-is unless they reference JobReceiver (check first).
  7. Run: composer install if needed, then `vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon` from the plugin root (plugins/international-press-zone) and report the real output — it must show 0 errors and must NOT show "Ignored error pattern ... was not matched" for JobReceiver.
  8. Run any relevant PHPUnit/node test suites touched by this change and report real output.
  9. Commit everything as one commit on the current branch with message describing: delete dead JobReceiver class, remove obsolete baseline entries, update tests/manifests to match. Do not push.

  Report: final `git show --stat HEAD` output, the phpstan output, and the test output.


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wp-content-10b66c7a0e8b
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 05fb8d1b70f446a27b2969e448226a4249475665
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-25-14-01a0089a-2342-7df0-bb14-8b8c78306002.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/claude11-alex/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/e0ec5714-0bc3-4052-9eae-425b85222da9.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/claude11-alex/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/e0ec5714-0bc3-4052-9eae-425b85222da9.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/claude11-alex/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/e0ec5714-0bc3-4052-9eae-425b85222da9.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.


id: 01a0089e-c59a-7442-9a79-0046251ea8bc
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/gate-docs-scope-750927892e72
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 754515f384eedb449a2c1942075c738804c9ffe0
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-30-18-01a0089e-c59a-7442-9a79-0046251ea8bc.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/multideal/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/6c0d0325-0ad1-4dca-9c7d-a822ad48a22c.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/multideal/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/6c0d0325-0ad1-4dca-9c7d-a822ad48a22c.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/multideal/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/6c0d0325-0ad1-4dca-9c7d-a822ad48a22c.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.


id: 01a0089f-e9f7-7a42-8b1d-319b09c820fd
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wp-content-10b66c7a0e8b
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: ffc2129f58a9f49cd85eaf6e4ce904cbd28aaed0
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-31-32-01a0089f-e9f7-7a42-8b1d-319b09c820fd.jsonl

title:
  Repo: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate (plugin: plugins/international-press-zone). There are UNCOMMITTED working-tree changes already present (git status shows JobReceiver.php deleted, TranslateJobsController.php modified, CallbackConsolidationTest.php added, plus phpstan-baseline.neon/phpcs-baseline.json/tests/universal-admin manifests/tools/ui-php-surfaces.mjs modified). These implement: delete the dead includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php class (removing duplicate /callback route registration per docs/plans/2026-08-15-callback-consolidation.md), remove its 6 phpstan-baseline.neon suppressions, remove the reflection-based testReceiverFailedJobRotatesJobGroups() test in tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php, and update universal-admin surface manifests/tests/tools to drop JobReceiver references.

  Your task:
  1. Run 'git diff' and 'git status' to see exactly what's staged/unstaged.
  2. Review the diff for correctness: confirm JobReceiver.php deletion is complete and safe (no remaining references outside historical docs/plans), confirm TranslateJobsController.php still has the /callback route registered, confirm the removed reflection test doesn't leave dangling references.
  3. Run 'composer install' if vendor/ is missing, then 'vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon' from the plugin dir and 'composer test' (or phpunit directly) - report REAL output, do not fabricate.
  4. If everything is clean (phpstan 0 errors, no unmatched ignore pattern for JobReceiver, phpunit passes), stage all these files with git add and create ONE commit with message 'Consolidate duplicate /callback route: delete dead JobReceiver' (no Co-Authored-By needed). Report the exact commit sha and confirm via 'git log --oneline -1' and 'git show --stat HEAD' run AFTER the commit, in this same working tree (not a sandbox copy).
  5. If something is broken, do NOT commit - report exactly what fails and leave the working tree as-is for further diagnosis.

  Report: diff review findings, phpstan output, phpunit output, and final commit sha (or failure reason).

first_user_message:
  Repo: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate (plugin: plugins/international-press-zone). There are UNCOMMITTED working-tree changes already present (git status shows JobReceiver.php deleted, TranslateJobsController.php modified, CallbackConsolidationTest.php added, plus phpstan-baseline.neon/phpcs-baseline.json/tests/universal-admin manifests/tools/ui-php-surfaces.mjs modified). These implement: delete the dead includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php class (removing duplicate /callback route registration per docs/plans/2026-08-15-callback-consolidation.md), remove its 6 phpstan-baseline.neon suppressions, remove the reflection-based testReceiverFailedJobRotatesJobGroups() test in tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php, and update universal-admin surface manifests/tests/tools to drop JobReceiver references.

  Your task:
  1. Run 'git diff' and 'git status' to see exactly what's staged/unstaged.
  2. Review the diff for correctness: confirm JobReceiver.php deletion is complete and safe (no remaining references outside historical docs/plans), confirm TranslateJobsController.php still has the /callback route registered, confirm the removed reflection test doesn't leave dangling references.
  3. Run 'composer install' if vendor/ is missing, then 'vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon' from the plugin dir and 'composer test' (or phpunit directly) - report REAL output, do not fabricate.
  4. If everything is clean (phpstan 0 errors, no unmatched ignore pattern for JobReceiver, phpunit passes), stage all these files with git add and create ONE commit with message 'Consolidate duplicate /callback route: delete dead JobReceiver' (no Co-Authored-By needed). Report the exact commit sha and confirm via 'git log --oneline -1' and 'git show --stat HEAD' run AFTER the commit, in this same working tree (not a sandbox copy).
  5. If something is broken, do NOT commit - report exactly what fails and leave the working tree as-is for further diagnosis.

  Report: diff review findings, phpstan output, phpunit output, and final commit sha (or failure reason).

preview:
  Repo: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate (plugin: plugins/international-press-zone). There are UNCOMMITTED working-tree changes already present (git status shows JobReceiver.php deleted, TranslateJobsController.php modified, CallbackConsolidationTest.php added, plus phpstan-baseline.neon/phpcs-baseline.json/tests/universal-admin manifests/tools/ui-php-surfaces.mjs modified). These implement: delete the dead includes/Translation/JobReceiver.php class (removing duplicate /callback route registration per docs/plans/2026-08-15-callback-consolidation.md), remove its 6 phpstan-baseline.neon suppressions, remove the reflection-based testReceiverFailedJobRotatesJobGroups() test in tests/unit/Performance/TranslationInvalidationTest.php, and update universal-admin surface manifests/tests/tools to drop JobReceiver references.

  Your task:
  1. Run 'git diff' and 'git status' to see exactly what's staged/unstaged.
  2. Review the diff for correctness: confirm JobReceiver.php deletion is complete and safe (no remaining references outside historical docs/plans), confirm TranslateJobsController.php still has the /callback route registered, confirm the removed reflection test doesn't leave dangling references.
  3. Run 'composer install' if vendor/ is missing, then 'vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon' from the plugin dir and 'composer test' (or phpunit directly) - report REAL output, do not fabricate.
  4. If everything is clean (phpstan 0 errors, no unmatched ignore pattern for JobReceiver, phpunit passes), stage all these files with git add and create ONE commit with message 'Consolidate duplicate /callback route: delete dead JobReceiver' (no Co-Authored-By needed). Report the exact commit sha and confirm via 'git log --oneline -1' and 'git show --stat HEAD' run AFTER the commit, in this same working tree (not a sandbox copy).
  5. If something is broken, do NOT commit - report exactly what fails and leave the working tree as-is for further diagnosis.

  Report: diff review findings, phpstan output, phpunit output, and final commit sha (or failure reason).


id: 01a008a6-33c0-7050-9d36-15bc7bc2ef06
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/codex-sandbox-gates-b4296a9df9aa
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 6260f528504433e377314517ff572e9e89dd26ac
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-38-25-01a008a6-33c0-7050-9d36-15bc7bc2ef06.jsonl

title:
  From the repo root, run these three commands and paste their REAL output verbatim, including any failures. Change NO files. Make NO commits. 1) bash modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh ; echo BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=$?  2) bash modules/workstation/tests/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.test.sh  3) cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_PIPED=1 ft bun test 2>&1 | tail -20. If a step cannot run, state exactly which and why — do not simulate, guess, or summarize output you did not see.

first_user_message:
  From the repo root, run these three commands and paste their REAL output verbatim, including any failures. Change NO files. Make NO commits. 1) bash modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh ; echo BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=$?  2) bash modules/workstation/tests/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.test.sh  3) cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_PIPED=1 ft bun test 2>&1 | tail -20. If a step cannot run, state exactly which and why — do not simulate, guess, or summarize output you did not see.

preview:
  From the repo root, run these three commands and paste their REAL output verbatim, including any failures. Change NO files. Make NO commits. 1) bash modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh ; echo BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=$?  2) bash modules/workstation/tests/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.test.sh  3) cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_PIPED=1 ft bun test 2>&1 | tail -20. If a step cannot run, state exactly which and why — do not simulate, guess, or summarize output you did not see.


id: 01a008a8-2985-7621-a5ba-c98b6fadc713
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/codex-sandbox-gates-b4296a9df9aa
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: c98e21645dd56a2747468a2ba054f06f87949f30
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-40-33-01a008a8-2985-7621-a5ba-c98b6fadc713.jsonl

title:
  From the repo root run: bash modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh ; echo BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=$?  — then, only if BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=0, run: cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_PIPED=1 ft bun test 2>&1 | tail -15. Paste the REAL output of both verbatim including failures. Change NO files, make NO commits. If a step cannot run say exactly which and why; do not simulate or guess output.

first_user_message:
  From the repo root run: bash modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh ; echo BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=$?  — then, only if BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=0, run: cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_PIPED=1 ft bun test 2>&1 | tail -15. Paste the REAL output of both verbatim including failures. Change NO files, make NO commits. If a step cannot run say exactly which and why; do not simulate or guess output.

preview:
  From the repo root run: bash modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh ; echo BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=$?  — then, only if BOOTSTRAP_EXIT=0, run: cd collector && FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_PIPED=1 ft bun test 2>&1 | tail -15. Paste the REAL output of both verbatim including failures. Change NO files, make NO commits. If a step cannot run say exactly which and why; do not simulate or guess output.


id: 01a008aa-12c7-7a50-8c87-579ee8b9cbdd
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/gate-docs-scope-750927892e72
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: b916b62b32e8e0c7f02ab5e2cc62866188e66322
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-42-38-01a008aa-12c7-7a50-8c87-579ee8b9cbdd.jsonl

title:
  Review corrections to your uncommitted attachments change in modules/botmaster/notify/send.ts. Two defects, fix exactly these, nothing else:

  1. validateAttachments tests SECRET_PATH_PATTERNS against basename(real) only. Directory-shaped patterns — (^|/)\.secrets(/|$), .aws/credentials, .ssh/... — can never match a basename, so a file like /data/.secrets/dump.txt or a copied .aws/credentials outside $HOME passes. Test the patterns against the full realpath instead of the basename. Extend the existing validation test to cover a .secrets/ directory path.

  2. You deleted two pre-existing comments that must be restored verbatim inside parseArgs and the insertMessage retry loop:
     // 'fyi' is also the default, so exclusivity must key off "a flag was already
     // given", not off the current value — comparing values rejected plain --fyi.
     and
     // insertMessage already rethrows anything that is not an id collision; never
     // relabel that as an id-exhaustion failure.

  Also: you removed ResolveError from the resolve.js import — verify nothing in the file references it; if something does, restore the import. Run /usr/bin/bun test modules/botmaster/notify/ and keep it green.

first_user_message:
  Review corrections to your uncommitted attachments change in modules/botmaster/notify/send.ts. Two defects, fix exactly these, nothing else:

  1. validateAttachments tests SECRET_PATH_PATTERNS against basename(real) only. Directory-shaped patterns — (^|/)\.secrets(/|$), .aws/credentials, .ssh/... — can never match a basename, so a file like /data/.secrets/dump.txt or a copied .aws/credentials outside $HOME passes. Test the patterns against the full realpath instead of the basename. Extend the existing validation test to cover a .secrets/ directory path.

  2. You deleted two pre-existing comments that must be restored verbatim inside parseArgs and the insertMessage retry loop:
     // 'fyi' is also the default, so exclusivity must key off "a flag was already
     // given", not off the current value — comparing values rejected plain --fyi.
     and
     // insertMessage already rethrows anything that is not an id collision; never
     // relabel that as an id-exhaustion failure.

  Also: you removed ResolveError from the resolve.js import — verify nothing in the file references it; if something does, restore the import. Run /usr/bin/bun test modules/botmaster/notify/ and keep it green.

preview:
  Review corrections to your uncommitted attachments change in modules/botmaster/notify/send.ts. Two defects, fix exactly these, nothing else:

  1. validateAttachments tests SECRET_PATH_PATTERNS against basename(real) only. Directory-shaped patterns — (^|/)\.secrets(/|$), .aws/credentials, .ssh/... — can never match a basename, so a file like /data/.secrets/dump.txt or a copied .aws/credentials outside $HOME passes. Test the patterns against the full realpath instead of the basename. Extend the existing validation test to cover a .secrets/ directory path.

  2. You deleted two pre-existing comments that must be restored verbatim inside parseArgs and the insertMessage retry loop:
     // 'fyi' is also the default, so exclusivity must key off "a flag was already
     // given", not off the current value — comparing values rejected plain --fyi.
     and
     // insertMessage already rethrows anything that is not an id collision; never
     // relabel that as an id-exhaustion failure.

  Also: you removed ResolveError from the resolve.js import — verify nothing in the file references it; if something does, restore the import. Run /usr/bin/bun test modules/botmaster/notify/ and keep it green.


id: 01a008ae-f47e-7c12-abaf-319e0ef52c12
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/modal-acf-yoast-accordions-5bc08d35dc2f/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7740f67e97583496269b965176ca6283d63700df
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-47-58-01a008ae-f47e-7c12-abaf-319e0ef52c12.jsonl

title:
  Repair seven stale Playwright E2E tests so they match the shipped product. Work in the current directory (a WordPress plugin root).

  STRICT FILE SCOPE: you may modify ONLY tests/e2e/translations-types-fields.spec.js. Do not touch admin/, includes/, docs/, fixtures, or any other file. Do not commit.

  BACKGROUND
  The Translations screen's tab bar was restructured at some point: the product now renders SIX tabs — Pages, Posts, Custom Types, Theme Text, Fields, Plugin Text (ids: pages, posts, custom-types, themes, fields, plugins; see admin/src/pages/translations.js around line 130-150). The spec still expects the OLD five-tab layout ['Themes','Pages','Posts','CPT','Plugins']. Nobody updated these seven tests, so they fail identically in Chromium and Firefox on a real stack:

    line 18   shows stable tab order and CPT content column           (expects 5 tabs, got 6)
    line 111  keeps nested custom type keyboard navigation inside CPT tab   (tab named 'CPT' gone)
    line 149  synchronizes custom type route, tabs, dropdown, query, and browser history
    line 279  keeps aggregate and all custom type tabs distinct
    line 348  disambiguates aggregate and colliding __custom__ type requests
    line 525  routes unknown custom type selections back to All
    line 572  routes a removed custom type selection back to All

  THE TASK
  Rewrite those seven tests to assert the CURRENT product contract. Derive the truth from the code, never from the old expectations:
    - admin/src/pages/translations.js  (tab definitions, accessibleName 'Translation content types', custom-types tab behavior, dropdown/aggregate handling)
    - admin/src/main.js                (route parsing, translations/custom-types/<slug> routes, history handling)
    - The five tests in the SAME spec file that already PASS on the real stack — especially 'renders collapsed ACF and SEO disclosures and saves both field channels' and 'omits the SEO disclosure entirely when Yoast fields are unavailable' (they use current route conventions like translations/custom-types/presszone_news), plus 'canonicalizes malformed custom type route', 'discards a delayed translations route', 'mounts translations during render'. Follow their mocking and navigation style exactly.

  Preserve each test's INTENT (tab order + keyboard wrap, nested keyboard nav, route/tab/dropdown/query/history sync, aggregate-vs-specific distinction, __custom__ collision disambiguation, unknown-selection fallback, removed-selection fallback) while updating selectors, tab names, counts, routes, and index arithmetic to the six-tab reality. If a journey is genuinely impossible in the current product (a concept that no longer exists, not merely renamed), replace it with the nearest real journey and say so explicitly in your final message — never leave a test asserting fiction and never delete coverage silently.

  Keep the seven test titles accurate to what they now assert (rename if the old title lies).

  VERIFICATION
  Do not run Playwright or any E2E stack — this project gates E2E remotely only. Statically verify: node --check the file, and cross-check every selector, label string, tab id, and route you assert against the product source you derived it from. In your final message list each of the seven tests with a one-line statement of what product code justifies its new expectations.

  OUTPUT
  In your final message print ONE complete unified diff of the file (single copy, full hunks) so the change is recoverable if filesystem writes do not persist. Print it once, at the end, nothing after it.

first_user_message:
  Repair seven stale Playwright E2E tests so they match the shipped product. Work in the current directory (a WordPress plugin root).

  STRICT FILE SCOPE: you may modify ONLY tests/e2e/translations-types-fields.spec.js. Do not touch admin/, includes/, docs/, fixtures, or any other file. Do not commit.

  BACKGROUND
  The Translations screen's tab bar was restructured at some point: the product now renders SIX tabs — Pages, Posts, Custom Types, Theme Text, Fields, Plugin Text (ids: pages, posts, custom-types, themes, fields, plugins; see admin/src/pages/translations.js around line 130-150). The spec still expects the OLD five-tab layout ['Themes','Pages','Posts','CPT','Plugins']. Nobody updated these seven tests, so they fail identically in Chromium and Firefox on a real stack:

    line 18   shows stable tab order and CPT content column           (expects 5 tabs, got 6)
    line 111  keeps nested custom type keyboard navigation inside CPT tab   (tab named 'CPT' gone)
    line 149  synchronizes custom type route, tabs, dropdown, query, and browser history
    line 279  keeps aggregate and all custom type tabs distinct
    line 348  disambiguates aggregate and colliding __custom__ type requests
    line 525  routes unknown custom type selections back to All
    line 572  routes a removed custom type selection back to All

  THE TASK
  Rewrite those seven tests to assert the CURRENT product contract. Derive the truth from the code, never from the old expectations:
    - admin/src/pages/translations.js  (tab definitions, accessibleName 'Translation content types', custom-types tab behavior, dropdown/aggregate handling)
    - admin/src/main.js                (route parsing, translations/custom-types/<slug> routes, history handling)
    - The five tests in the SAME spec file that already PASS on the real stack — especially 'renders collapsed ACF and SEO disclosures and saves both field channels' and 'omits the SEO disclosure entirely when Yoast fields are unavailable' (they use current route conventions like translations/custom-types/presszone_news), plus 'canonicalizes malformed custom type route', 'discards a delayed translations route', 'mounts translations during render'. Follow their mocking and navigation style exactly.

  Preserve each test's INTENT (tab order + keyboard wrap, nested keyboard nav, route/tab/dropdown/query/history sync, aggregate-vs-specific distinction, __custom__ collision disambiguation, unknown-selection fallback, removed-selection fallback) while updating selectors, tab names, counts, routes, and index arithmetic to the six-tab reality. If a journey is genuinely impossible in the current product (a concept that no longer exists, not merely renamed), replace it with the nearest real journey and say so explicitly in your final message — never leave a test asserting fiction and never delete coverage silently.

  Keep the seven test titles accurate to what they now assert (rename if the old title lies).

  VERIFICATION
  Do not run Playwright or any E2E stack — this project gates E2E remotely only. Statically verify: node --check the file, and cross-check every selector, label string, tab id, and route you assert against the product source you derived it from. In your final message list each of the seven tests with a one-line statement of what product code justifies its new expectations.

  OUTPUT
  In your final message print ONE complete unified diff of the file (single copy, full hunks) so the change is recoverable if filesystem writes do not persist. Print it once, at the end, nothing after it.

preview:
  Repair seven stale Playwright E2E tests so they match the shipped product. Work in the current directory (a WordPress plugin root).

  STRICT FILE SCOPE: you may modify ONLY tests/e2e/translations-types-fields.spec.js. Do not touch admin/, includes/, docs/, fixtures, or any other file. Do not commit.

  BACKGROUND
  The Translations screen's tab bar was restructured at some point: the product now renders SIX tabs — Pages, Posts, Custom Types, Theme Text, Fields, Plugin Text (ids: pages, posts, custom-types, themes, fields, plugins; see admin/src/pages/translations.js around line 130-150). The spec still expects the OLD five-tab layout ['Themes','Pages','Posts','CPT','Plugins']. Nobody updated these seven tests, so they fail identically in Chromium and Firefox on a real stack:

    line 18   shows stable tab order and CPT content column           (expects 5 tabs, got 6)
    line 111  keeps nested custom type keyboard navigation inside CPT tab   (tab named 'CPT' gone)
    line 149  synchronizes custom type route, tabs, dropdown, query, and browser history
    line 279  keeps aggregate and all custom type tabs distinct
    line 348  disambiguates aggregate and colliding __custom__ type requests
    line 525  routes unknown custom type selections back to All
    line 572  routes a removed custom type selection back to All

  THE TASK
  Rewrite those seven tests to assert the CURRENT product contract. Derive the truth from the code, never from the old expectations:
    - admin/src/pages/translations.js  (tab definitions, accessibleName 'Translation content types', custom-types tab behavior, dropdown/aggregate handling)
    - admin/src/main.js                (route parsing, translations/custom-types/<slug> routes, history handling)
    - The five tests in the SAME spec file that already PASS on the real stack — especially 'renders collapsed ACF and SEO disclosures and saves both field channels' and 'omits the SEO disclosure entirely when Yoast fields are unavailable' (they use current route conventions like translations/custom-types/presszone_news), plus 'canonicalizes malformed custom type route', 'discards a delayed translations route', 'mounts translations during render'. Follow their mocking and navigation style exactly.

  Preserve each test's INTENT (tab order + keyboard wrap, nested keyboard nav, route/tab/dropdown/query/history sync, aggregate-vs-specific distinction, __custom__ collision disambiguation, unknown-selection fallback, removed-selection fallback) while updating selectors, tab names, counts, routes, and index arithmetic to the six-tab reality. If a journey is genuinely impossible in the current product (a concept that no longer exists, not merely renamed), replace it with the nearest real journey and say so explicitly in your final message — never leave a test asserting fiction and never delete coverage silently.

  Keep the seven test titles accurate to what they now assert (rename if the old title lies).

  VERIFICATION
  Do not run Playwright or any E2E stack — this project gates E2E remotely only. Statically verify: node --check the file, and cross-check every selector, label string, tab id, and route you assert against the product source you derived it from. In your final message list each of the seven tests with a one-line statement of what product code justifies its new expectations.

  OUTPUT
  In your final message print ONE complete unified diff of the file (single copy, full hunks) so the change is recoverable if filesystem writes do not persist. Print it once, at the end, nothing after it.


id: 01a008b3-e4e8-72c3-bf3e-af19004c991b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cred-fix-land-598130f6d032
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: f9a4fd160bca8c3185ab9e688786ff3042ea5010
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-53-22-01a008b3-e4e8-72c3-bf3e-af19004c991b.jsonl

title:
  Run exactly these three shell commands and report the results verbatim, nothing else:
  1. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 12 https://pypi.org/simple/ ; echo " ALLOWED_pypi"
  2. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 8 https://example.com/ ; echo " DENIED_example"
  3. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 8 https://1.1.1.1/ ; echo " DENIED_ip"
  A failed/blocked curl is an EXPECTED result for 2 and 3 — record its exit code and stderr rather than retrying. Then print one final line: VERDICT=PASS if command 1 returned 200 and commands 2 and 3 both failed to connect; otherwise VERDICT=FAIL plus which expectation broke. Do not edit any files.

first_user_message:
  Run exactly these three shell commands and report the results verbatim, nothing else:
  1. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 12 https://pypi.org/simple/ ; echo " ALLOWED_pypi"
  2. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 8 https://example.com/ ; echo " DENIED_example"
  3. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 8 https://1.1.1.1/ ; echo " DENIED_ip"
  A failed/blocked curl is an EXPECTED result for 2 and 3 — record its exit code and stderr rather than retrying. Then print one final line: VERDICT=PASS if command 1 returned 200 and commands 2 and 3 both failed to connect; otherwise VERDICT=FAIL plus which expectation broke. Do not edit any files.

preview:
  Run exactly these three shell commands and report the results verbatim, nothing else:
  1. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 12 https://pypi.org/simple/ ; echo " ALLOWED_pypi"
  2. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 8 https://example.com/ ; echo " DENIED_example"
  3. curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' --max-time 8 https://1.1.1.1/ ; echo " DENIED_ip"
  A failed/blocked curl is an EXPECTED result for 2 and 3 — record its exit code and stderr rather than retrying. Then print one final line: VERDICT=PASS if command 1 returned 200 and commands 2 and 3 both failed to connect; otherwise VERDICT=FAIL plus which expectation broke. Do not edit any files.


id: 01a008b6-2051-7c43-bbe1-d2ca2fea40d8
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cred-fix-land-598130f6d032
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 2e59ee430878edd845cab7052735c2b9dd191c1a
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T03-55-48-01a008b6-2051-7c43-bbe1-d2ca2fea40d8.jsonl

title:
  Overdeck repo, worktree /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cred-fix-land (branch off main). Diagnose and fix a fail-OPEN container egress defect, then prove the fix with a rerunnable test.

  MEASURED EVIDENCE (2026-08-16, do not re-derive):
  A codex run dispatched through 'cdx exec' executed inside the sandbox (workdir /sandbox/workspaces/cred-fix-land-598130f6d032) and reached the open internet:
    curl https://pypi.org/simple/  -> 200   (intended: ALLOWED)
    curl https://example.com/      -> 200   (intended: DENIED — this is the defect)
    curl https://1.1.1.1/          -> 301   (intended: DENIED — this is the defect)
  Exit code 0, no stderr. So the allowlist is not constraining anything.

  THE CODE THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO ENFORCE IT:
  modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run, around lines 194-226, builds:
    EGRESS_SCOPE=(systemd-run --user --scope --quiet --property=IPAddressDeny=any)
    for address in EGRESS_IPS: EGRESS_SCOPE+=(--property="IPAddressAllow=$address")
    "" podman run ...
  with modules/sandbox/host/lib/egress-allowlist.json + egress-policy.py resolving hostnames to IPs. It refuses to launch when the policy is unprovisioned or the allowlist resolves empty, so the intended posture is default-deny.

  LEADING HYPOTHESES — test each, do not assume:
  1. systemd IPAddressDeny=/IPAddressAllow= are BPF cgroup firewall properties. In a 'systemd-run --user --scope' unit they can be silently ACCEPTED but NOT ENFORCED when the user manager lacks the required BPF delegation/permissions. systemd logs this as a warning at most. Verify directly: launch a trivial 'systemd-run --user --scope --property=IPAddressDeny=any curl -sS -o /dev/null -w %{http_code} https://example.com/' and see whether it is actually blocked. This is the single most likely root cause.
  2. podman's rootless network path (pasta/slirp4netns) may run the network in a HELPER process outside the scope's cgroup, so traffic never traverses the filtered cgroup even when the filter works.
  3. The host actually executing the container may be running an older copy of sandbox-run without this code. Note: 'find ~ -name sandbox-run' on debian1 returned nothing, so first establish WHERE the container is really launched (laptop vs debian1/2/3) and WHICH sandbox-run binary ran. Do not guess — instrument or trace it.

  REQUIRED OUTPUT:
  - A definitive root cause backed by a command whose output a reviewer can rerun.
  - A fix that makes the intended default-deny posture REAL. If the systemd cgroup-firewall approach cannot work in this rootless-user context, do not paper over it: implement enforcement at a layer that does work (e.g. a podman network with an explicit firewall/nftables ruleset, --network=none plus an allowlisting proxy, or podman's own port/network isolation), and state plainly in the code comment why the systemd property was insufficient.
  - FAIL CLOSED: if enforcement cannot be established, sandbox-run must refuse to launch rather than launch unfiltered. Silent fail-open is the bug being fixed; do not reintroduce it in the fix.
  - A rerunnable test committed under modules/sandbox/host/test/ that asserts the allowed host succeeds AND at least two non-allowlisted destinations (a domain and a bare IP) are blocked. A test that only checks the allowed host does not count.
  - Run the existing sandbox/agent-sandbox test suites and keep them green (modules/workstation/claude/tests/agent-sandbox.test.sh was 30/30 before).
  - Do NOT weaken or delete any existing guard to make something pass.

  Commit on the current branch. Report: root cause, the fix, exact test command + its output, and anything you could NOT verify.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, worktree /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cred-fix-land (branch off main). Diagnose and fix a fail-OPEN container egress defect, then prove the fix with a rerunnable test.

  MEASURED EVIDENCE (2026-08-16, do not re-derive):
  A codex run dispatched through 'cdx exec' executed inside the sandbox (workdir /sandbox/workspaces/cred-fix-land-598130f6d032) and reached the open internet:
    curl https://pypi.org/simple/  -> 200   (intended: ALLOWED)
    curl https://example.com/      -> 200   (intended: DENIED — this is the defect)
    curl https://1.1.1.1/          -> 301   (intended: DENIED — this is the defect)
  Exit code 0, no stderr. So the allowlist is not constraining anything.

  THE CODE THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO ENFORCE IT:
  modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run, around lines 194-226, builds:
    EGRESS_SCOPE=(systemd-run --user --scope --quiet --property=IPAddressDeny=any)
    for address in EGRESS_IPS: EGRESS_SCOPE+=(--property="IPAddressAllow=$address")
    "" podman run ...
  with modules/sandbox/host/lib/egress-allowlist.json + egress-policy.py resolving hostnames to IPs. It refuses to launch when the policy is unprovisioned or the allowlist resolves empty, so the intended posture is default-deny.

  LEADING HYPOTHESES — test each, do not assume:
  1. systemd IPAddressDeny=/IPAddressAllow= are BPF cgroup firewall properties. In a 'systemd-run --user --scope' unit they can be silently ACCEPTED but NOT ENFORCED when the user manager lacks the required BPF delegation/permissions. systemd logs this as a warning at most. Verify directly: launch a trivial 'systemd-run --user --scope --property=IPAddressDeny=any curl -sS -o /dev/null -w %{http_code} https://example.com/' and see whether it is actually blocked. This is the single most likely root cause.
  2. podman's rootless network path (pasta/slirp4netns) may run the network in a HELPER process outside the scope's cgroup, so traffic never traverses the filtered cgroup even when the filter works.
  3. The host actually executing the container may be running an older copy of sandbox-run without this code. Note: 'find ~ -name sandbox-run' on debian1 returned nothing, so first establish WHERE the container is really launched (laptop vs debian1/2/3) and WHICH sandbox-run binary ran. Do not guess — instrument or trace it.

  REQUIRED OUTPUT:
  - A definitive root cause backed by a command whose output a reviewer can rerun.
  - A fix that makes the intended default-deny posture REAL. If the systemd cgroup-firewall approach cannot work in this rootless-user context, do not paper over it: implement enforcement at a layer that does work (e.g. a podman network with an explicit firewall/nftables ruleset, --network=none plus an allowlisting proxy, or podman's own port/network isolation), and state plainly in the code comment why the systemd property was insufficient.
  - FAIL CLOSED: if enforcement cannot be established, sandbox-run must refuse to launch rather than launch unfiltered. Silent fail-open is the bug being fixed; do not reintroduce it in the fix.
  - A rerunnable test committed under modules/sandbox/host/test/ that asserts the allowed host succeeds AND at least two non-allowlisted destinations (a domain and a bare IP) are blocked. A test that only checks the allowed host does not count.
  - Run the existing sandbox/agent-sandbox test suites and keep them green (modules/workstation/claude/tests/agent-sandbox.test.sh was 30/30 before).
  - Do NOT weaken or delete any existing guard to make something pass.

  Commit on the current branch. Report: root cause, the fix, exact test command + its output, and anything you could NOT verify.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, worktree /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cred-fix-land (branch off main). Diagnose and fix a fail-OPEN container egress defect, then prove the fix with a rerunnable test.

  MEASURED EVIDENCE (2026-08-16, do not re-derive):
  A codex run dispatched through 'cdx exec' executed inside the sandbox (workdir /sandbox/workspaces/cred-fix-land-598130f6d032) and reached the open internet:
    curl https://pypi.org/simple/  -> 200   (intended: ALLOWED)
    curl https://example.com/      -> 200   (intended: DENIED — this is the defect)
    curl https://1.1.1.1/          -> 301   (intended: DENIED — this is the defect)
  Exit code 0, no stderr. So the allowlist is not constraining anything.

  THE CODE THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO ENFORCE IT:
  modules/sandbox/host/bin/sandbox-run, around lines 194-226, builds:
    EGRESS_SCOPE=(systemd-run --user --scope --quiet --property=IPAddressDeny=any)
    for address in EGRESS_IPS: EGRESS_SCOPE+=(--property="IPAddressAllow=$address")
    "" podman run ...
  with modules/sandbox/host/lib/egress-allowlist.json + egress-policy.py resolving hostnames to IPs. It refuses to launch when the policy is unprovisioned or the allowlist resolves empty, so the intended posture is default-deny.

  LEADING HYPOTHESES — test each, do not assume:
  1. systemd IPAddressDeny=/IPAddressAllow= are BPF cgroup firewall properties. In a 'systemd-run --user --scope' unit they can be silently ACCEPTED but NOT ENFORCED when the user manager lacks the required BPF delegation/permissions. systemd logs this as a warning at most. Verify directly: launch a trivial 'systemd-run --user --scope --property=IPAddressDeny=any curl -sS -o /dev/null -w %{http_code} https://example.com/' and see whether it is actually blocked. This is the single most likely root cause.
  2. podman's rootless network path (pasta/slirp4netns) may run the network in a HELPER process outside the scope's cgroup, so traffic never traverses the filtered cgroup even when the filter works.
  3. The host actually executing the container may be running an older copy of sandbox-run without this code. Note: 'find ~ -name sandbox-run' on debian1 returned nothing, so first establish WHERE the container is really launched (laptop vs debian1/2/3) and WHICH sandbox-run binary ran. Do not guess — instrument or trace it.

  REQUIRED OUTPUT:
  - A definitive root cause backed by a command whose output a reviewer can rerun.
  - A fix that makes the intended default-deny posture REAL. If the systemd cgroup-firewall approach cannot work in this rootless-user context, do not paper over it: implement enforcement at a layer that does work (e.g. a podman network with an explicit firewall/nftables ruleset, --network=none plus an allowlisting proxy, or podman's own port/network isolation), and state plainly in the code comment why the systemd property was insufficient.
  - FAIL CLOSED: if enforcement cannot be established, sandbox-run must refuse to launch rather than launch unfiltered. Silent fail-open is the bug being fixed; do not reintroduce it in the fix.
  - A rerunnable test committed under modules/sandbox/host/test/ that asserts the allowed host succeeds AND at least two non-allowlisted destinations (a domain and a bare IP) are blocked. A test that only checks the allowed host does not count.
  - Run the existing sandbox/agent-sandbox test suites and keep them green (modules/workstation/claude/tests/agent-sandbox.test.sh was 30/30 before).
  - Do NOT weaken or delete any existing guard to make something pass.

  Commit on the current branch. Report: root cause, the fix, exact test command + its output, and anything you could NOT verify.


id: 01a0090c-ef48-7d53-8a03-bbf08a4c03e8
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model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/modal-acf-yoast-accordions-5bc08d35dc2f/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: da42de772bd2c78af2ae3b3644744ce724ca8932
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history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T05-30-37-01a0090c-ef48-7d53-8a03-bbf08a4c03e8.jsonl

title:
  Two admin-UI defects in a WordPress plugin (current directory is the plugin root). Fix what is provable, report what is not. Do NOT commit. Work only with paths relative to your current working directory.

  DEFECT 1 — toast renders as bare floating text (PRIORITY, definitely a bug)
  Observed on a real site: calling Toast.success()/Toast.error() on the Translations screen shows unstyled text floating over the middle of the page — no background, no border, no positioning. Expected: a proper toast with background color, border/frame, shadow, positioned at an edge (component default is 'bottom-center'), never vertically centered mid-page.

  Facts already traced:
  - Component: admin/src/components/Toast.js — container class 'international-toast-container', toast 'international-toast international-toast--<type>', position default 'bottom-center'.
  - Styles exist at admin/src/styles/components/_toast.scss.
  - The symptom (text visible but ALL box styling absent) means the toast CSS never reaches this page: check whether _toast.scss is @use/@import-ed into the entry that builds css/main.css (admin/src/styles/main.scss), whether the selectors match the classes Toast.js actually emits, and whether the container gets position:fixed + z-index above the modal overlay (the toast must be visible above an open .mpz-modal/#ipz-content-edit-modal).
  - There is also admin/src/styles/components/_universal-admin.scss mentioning toast — check for a selector-drift split between two toast stylesheets.
  Fix so toasts are styled and edge-positioned on every admin page including with the Edit Translation modal open. Respect the monorepo rule: NO inline CSS — all styling in SCSS. Keep dark-mode parity with sibling components in the same SCSS folder.
  Add/extend a vitest (admin/tests/, jsdom) asserting Toast.show mounts the container with the expected classes — and if you find a selector/class mismatch, the test must pin the corrected pairing.

  DEFECT 2 — ACF accordion absent from the Edit Translation modal (DIAGNOSE, fix only if provable)
  On the same real site the SEO (7) accordion renders but no Custom Fields accordion appears for a page. Intended behavior (per spec, do not change): a group with zero fields renders nothing. So absence is CORRECT when ACF is inactive or the page has no field groups. Your job: rule out a silent-empty bug in the pipeline:
  - includes/API/TranslationsController.php ~line 1597: $detail['acf_fields'] = $this->acfIntegration->editorFields(...)
  - includes/Compatibility/ACFIntegration.php: editorFields() ~782 → extract() ~717; extract() returns empty when is_available() is false; several catch(\Exception) blocks may swallow errors into [].
  Trace: can editorFields() return [] for a post that HAS translatable ACF fields with ACF active? Look for: exception swallowing that hides real errors, availability predicate too strict (e.g. requires a function newer than common ACF versions), field-map filtering that excludes all fields by default policy, or the controller passing wrong IDs. If you find a provable defect, fix it minimally + unit test (tests/unit/, standalone style — do NOT register in phpunit.xml.dist). If everything is correct-by-design, say exactly that with the code path cited, and change nothing for defect 2.

  GATES — run from admin/: npm test (3 files fail pre-existing: admin-stores, settings-loading, translations-route-loading — everything else must pass incl. yours), npm run lint:js (clean), npm run build (succeeds; leave rebuilt dist in the tree). If you touched PHP: ./tests/run-unit-tests.sh tests/unit must exit 0.

  OUT OF SCOPE: tests/e2e/ entirely, the five red nav tests, the accordion feature logic itself, RankMath, anything outside this plugin.

  FINAL MESSAGE: findings first (esp. the defect-2 verdict), then verbatim gate output, then ONE complete unified diff of every file you created or changed, printed once, nothing after it.

first_user_message:
  Two admin-UI defects in a WordPress plugin (current directory is the plugin root). Fix what is provable, report what is not. Do NOT commit. Work only with paths relative to your current working directory.

  DEFECT 1 — toast renders as bare floating text (PRIORITY, definitely a bug)
  Observed on a real site: calling Toast.success()/Toast.error() on the Translations screen shows unstyled text floating over the middle of the page — no background, no border, no positioning. Expected: a proper toast with background color, border/frame, shadow, positioned at an edge (component default is 'bottom-center'), never vertically centered mid-page.

  Facts already traced:
  - Component: admin/src/components/Toast.js — container class 'international-toast-container', toast 'international-toast international-toast--<type>', position default 'bottom-center'.
  - Styles exist at admin/src/styles/components/_toast.scss.
  - The symptom (text visible but ALL box styling absent) means the toast CSS never reaches this page: check whether _toast.scss is @use/@import-ed into the entry that builds css/main.css (admin/src/styles/main.scss), whether the selectors match the classes Toast.js actually emits, and whether the container gets position:fixed + z-index above the modal overlay (the toast must be visible above an open .mpz-modal/#ipz-content-edit-modal).
  - There is also admin/src/styles/components/_universal-admin.scss mentioning toast — check for a selector-drift split between two toast stylesheets.
  Fix so toasts are styled and edge-positioned on every admin page including with the Edit Translation modal open. Respect the monorepo rule: NO inline CSS — all styling in SCSS. Keep dark-mode parity with sibling components in the same SCSS folder.
  Add/extend a vitest (admin/tests/, jsdom) asserting Toast.show mounts the container with the expected classes — and if you find a selector/class mismatch, the test must pin the corrected pairing.

  DEFECT 2 — ACF accordion absent from the Edit Translation modal (DIAGNOSE, fix only if provable)
  On the same real site the SEO (7) accordion renders but no Custom Fields accordion appears for a page. Intended behavior (per spec, do not change): a group with zero fields renders nothing. So absence is CORRECT when ACF is inactive or the page has no field groups. Your job: rule out a silent-empty bug in the pipeline:
  - includes/API/TranslationsController.php ~line 1597: $detail['acf_fields'] = $this->acfIntegration->editorFields(...)
  - includes/Compatibility/ACFIntegration.php: editorFields() ~782 → extract() ~717; extract() returns empty when is_available() is false; several catch(\Exception) blocks may swallow errors into [].
  Trace: can editorFields() return [] for a post that HAS translatable ACF fields with ACF active? Look for: exception swallowing that hides real errors, availability predicate too strict (e.g. requires a function newer than common ACF versions), field-map filtering that excludes all fields by default policy, or the controller passing wrong IDs. If you find a provable defect, fix it minimally + unit test (tests/unit/, standalone style — do NOT register in phpunit.xml.dist). If everything is correct-by-design, say exactly that with the code path cited, and change nothing for defect 2.

  GATES — run from admin/: npm test (3 files fail pre-existing: admin-stores, settings-loading, translations-route-loading — everything else must pass incl. yours), npm run lint:js (clean), npm run build (succeeds; leave rebuilt dist in the tree). If you touched PHP: ./tests/run-unit-tests.sh tests/unit must exit 0.

  OUT OF SCOPE: tests/e2e/ entirely, the five red nav tests, the accordion feature logic itself, RankMath, anything outside this plugin.

  FINAL MESSAGE: findings first (esp. the defect-2 verdict), then verbatim gate output, then ONE complete unified diff of every file you created or changed, printed once, nothing after it.

preview:
  Two admin-UI defects in a WordPress plugin (current directory is the plugin root). Fix what is provable, report what is not. Do NOT commit. Work only with paths relative to your current working directory.

  DEFECT 1 — toast renders as bare floating text (PRIORITY, definitely a bug)
  Observed on a real site: calling Toast.success()/Toast.error() on the Translations screen shows unstyled text floating over the middle of the page — no background, no border, no positioning. Expected: a proper toast with background color, border/frame, shadow, positioned at an edge (component default is 'bottom-center'), never vertically centered mid-page.

  Facts already traced:
  - Component: admin/src/components/Toast.js — container class 'international-toast-container', toast 'international-toast international-toast--<type>', position default 'bottom-center'.
  - Styles exist at admin/src/styles/components/_toast.scss.
  - The symptom (text visible but ALL box styling absent) means the toast CSS never reaches this page: check whether _toast.scss is @use/@import-ed into the entry that builds css/main.css (admin/src/styles/main.scss), whether the selectors match the classes Toast.js actually emits, and whether the container gets position:fixed + z-index above the modal overlay (the toast must be visible above an open .mpz-modal/#ipz-content-edit-modal).
  - There is also admin/src/styles/components/_universal-admin.scss mentioning toast — check for a selector-drift split between two toast stylesheets.
  Fix so toasts are styled and edge-positioned on every admin page including with the Edit Translation modal open. Respect the monorepo rule: NO inline CSS — all styling in SCSS. Keep dark-mode parity with sibling components in the same SCSS folder.
  Add/extend a vitest (admin/tests/, jsdom) asserting Toast.show mounts the container with the expected classes — and if you find a selector/class mismatch, the test must pin the corrected pairing.

  DEFECT 2 — ACF accordion absent from the Edit Translation modal (DIAGNOSE, fix only if provable)
  On the same real site the SEO (7) accordion renders but no Custom Fields accordion appears for a page. Intended behavior (per spec, do not change): a group with zero fields renders nothing. So absence is CORRECT when ACF is inactive or the page has no field groups. Your job: rule out a silent-empty bug in the pipeline:
  - includes/API/TranslationsController.php ~line 1597: $detail['acf_fields'] = $this->acfIntegration->editorFields(...)
  - includes/Compatibility/ACFIntegration.php: editorFields() ~782 → extract() ~717; extract() returns empty when is_available() is false; several catch(\Exception) blocks may swallow errors into [].
  Trace: can editorFields() return [] for a post that HAS translatable ACF fields with ACF active? Look for: exception swallowing that hides real errors, availability predicate too strict (e.g. requires a function newer than common ACF versions), field-map filtering that excludes all fields by default policy, or the controller passing wrong IDs. If you find a provable defect, fix it minimally + unit test (tests/unit/, standalone style — do NOT register in phpunit.xml.dist). If everything is correct-by-design, say exactly that with the code path cited, and change nothing for defect 2.

  GATES — run from admin/: npm test (3 files fail pre-existing: admin-stores, settings-loading, translations-route-loading — everything else must pass incl. yours), npm run lint:js (clean), npm run build (succeeds; leave rebuilt dist in the tree). If you touched PHP: ./tests/run-unit-tests.sh tests/unit must exit 0.

  OUT OF SCOPE: tests/e2e/ entirely, the five red nav tests, the accordion feature logic itself, RankMath, anything outside this plugin.

  FINAL MESSAGE: findings first (esp. the defect-2 verdict), then verbatim gate output, then ONE complete unified diff of every file you created or changed, printed once, nothing after it.


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cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cred-fix-land-598130f6d032
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 3329592a6c83d3f173410e9e9e22b643c43bb82c
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
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title:
  Run these three commands and print each labeled result on its own line, nothing else: 1) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://pypi.org/simple/ (label PYPI=) 2) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://example.com/ or ERR on failure (label EXAMPLE=) 3) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://1.1.1.1/ or ERR on failure (label RAWIP=)

first_user_message:
  Run these three commands and print each labeled result on its own line, nothing else: 1) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://pypi.org/simple/ (label PYPI=) 2) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://example.com/ or ERR on failure (label EXAMPLE=) 3) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://1.1.1.1/ or ERR on failure (label RAWIP=)

preview:
  Run these three commands and print each labeled result on its own line, nothing else: 1) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://pypi.org/simple/ (label PYPI=) 2) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://example.com/ or ERR on failure (label EXAMPLE=) 3) curl -sS -m 10 -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://1.1.1.1/ or ERR on failure (label RAWIP=)


id: 01a00933-bab1-7661-b628-d37c772c88f3
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/provision-parallel-impl-d79ab626a358
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 5a5e6d1e33aff5e0ea239dbb83b4f9642eb08f58
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
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rollout_path:
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title:
  Implement the spec at docs/specs/2026-08-16-sandbox-provision-parallel-design.md exactly. Read it first, then modules/workstation/claude/bin/sandbox-provision in full (~235 lines) and the consumer of its summary output in packaging/deploy-local.sh (verify the parsing contract before changing one byte of the summary format). Follow the contract precisely: concurrent per-host subshells for probe/rsync/remote-build phases, wait collecting ALL exit codes with per-box failure named (never fail-fast-and-abandon), per-host log files replayed grouped after wait so no interleaving, workstation-side staging stays serial, idempotent skip unchanged, no new config knobs. Match surrounding code style. bash -n clean; add or extend a test per module conventions proving the failure-honesty case (one broken host reported by name, others converge, non-zero exit). Do not weaken any test. Do not run a real provision. Do not touch anything outside the spec. Commit with a terse message.

first_user_message:
  Implement the spec at docs/specs/2026-08-16-sandbox-provision-parallel-design.md exactly. Read it first, then modules/workstation/claude/bin/sandbox-provision in full (~235 lines) and the consumer of its summary output in packaging/deploy-local.sh (verify the parsing contract before changing one byte of the summary format). Follow the contract precisely: concurrent per-host subshells for probe/rsync/remote-build phases, wait collecting ALL exit codes with per-box failure named (never fail-fast-and-abandon), per-host log files replayed grouped after wait so no interleaving, workstation-side staging stays serial, idempotent skip unchanged, no new config knobs. Match surrounding code style. bash -n clean; add or extend a test per module conventions proving the failure-honesty case (one broken host reported by name, others converge, non-zero exit). Do not weaken any test. Do not run a real provision. Do not touch anything outside the spec. Commit with a terse message.

preview:
  Implement the spec at docs/specs/2026-08-16-sandbox-provision-parallel-design.md exactly. Read it first, then modules/workstation/claude/bin/sandbox-provision in full (~235 lines) and the consumer of its summary output in packaging/deploy-local.sh (verify the parsing contract before changing one byte of the summary format). Follow the contract precisely: concurrent per-host subshells for probe/rsync/remote-build phases, wait collecting ALL exit codes with per-box failure named (never fail-fast-and-abandon), per-host log files replayed grouped after wait so no interleaving, workstation-side staging stays serial, idempotent skip unchanged, no new config knobs. Match surrounding code style. bash -n clean; add or extend a test per module conventions proving the failure-honesty case (one broken host reported by name, others converge, non-zero exit). Do not weaken any test. Do not run a real provision. Do not touch anything outside the spec. Commit with a terse message.


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cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/deploy-immutable-36767deee293
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: f3fe6bcddaad578e3ba0337dad499522e6abd66a
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
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history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. OWNER RULING to implement (smallest industry-aligned move now, bigger move planned): the deploy clone at ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy is a pristine release tree that tools keep dirtying (example: install-quietlsp wrote generated wrapper scripts into it), and the fail-closed sync then blocks EVERY deploy for every session — the blast lands on whoever deploys next, not the culprit. THE FIX SHAPE (owner-specified): 1) Nothing may ever write into the release tree. Generated wrappers, caches, runtime state go to ~/.local/state/overdeck/... (or ~/.cache), config to ~/.config; an installer that emits a wrapper writes to the state dir and symlinks FROM there. 2) Enforce immutability MECHANICALLY: packaging/deploy-local.sh makes the deploy clone read-only (chmod -R a-w on the tracked tree, .git excluded) at the END of a successful deploy, and re-opens it (u+w) at the START of its own next run — so a misbehaving installer fails loudly at ITS OWN write, at violation time. 3) Fix the known offender: find install-quietlsp (search the repo) and any other installer writing into the deploy tree (grep modules/ for the deploy path), reroute their generated artifacts to the state-dir pattern with symlinks. TASKS: implement 1-3; write docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md recording this phase plus the follow-up phase (releases/<sha> dirs with an atomic current symlink, rollback = flip back — design only). Add tests in packaging's existing style: a write into the locked tree fails; deploy-local reopens and re-locks around its own run; the rerouted installer works via the state dir. Run bash -n on every touched script and whatever packaging tests run in this sandbox. NOTE deploy-local.sh recently gained a standing-deployer queue path (deploy-requested + --now) — read the current code, not memory. Commit here, message 'Make the release tree read-only between deploys'. Do not push. Report reroutes, lock/unlock seam lines, real test output, what needs on-host verification.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. OWNER RULING to implement (smallest industry-aligned move now, bigger move planned): the deploy clone at ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy is a pristine release tree that tools keep dirtying (example: install-quietlsp wrote generated wrapper scripts into it), and the fail-closed sync then blocks EVERY deploy for every session — the blast lands on whoever deploys next, not the culprit. THE FIX SHAPE (owner-specified): 1) Nothing may ever write into the release tree. Generated wrappers, caches, runtime state go to ~/.local/state/overdeck/... (or ~/.cache), config to ~/.config; an installer that emits a wrapper writes to the state dir and symlinks FROM there. 2) Enforce immutability MECHANICALLY: packaging/deploy-local.sh makes the deploy clone read-only (chmod -R a-w on the tracked tree, .git excluded) at the END of a successful deploy, and re-opens it (u+w) at the START of its own next run — so a misbehaving installer fails loudly at ITS OWN write, at violation time. 3) Fix the known offender: find install-quietlsp (search the repo) and any other installer writing into the deploy tree (grep modules/ for the deploy path), reroute their generated artifacts to the state-dir pattern with symlinks. TASKS: implement 1-3; write docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md recording this phase plus the follow-up phase (releases/<sha> dirs with an atomic current symlink, rollback = flip back — design only). Add tests in packaging's existing style: a write into the locked tree fails; deploy-local reopens and re-locks around its own run; the rerouted installer works via the state dir. Run bash -n on every touched script and whatever packaging tests run in this sandbox. NOTE deploy-local.sh recently gained a standing-deployer queue path (deploy-requested + --now) — read the current code, not memory. Commit here, message 'Make the release tree read-only between deploys'. Do not push. Report reroutes, lock/unlock seam lines, real test output, what needs on-host verification.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. OWNER RULING to implement (smallest industry-aligned move now, bigger move planned): the deploy clone at ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy is a pristine release tree that tools keep dirtying (example: install-quietlsp wrote generated wrapper scripts into it), and the fail-closed sync then blocks EVERY deploy for every session — the blast lands on whoever deploys next, not the culprit. THE FIX SHAPE (owner-specified): 1) Nothing may ever write into the release tree. Generated wrappers, caches, runtime state go to ~/.local/state/overdeck/... (or ~/.cache), config to ~/.config; an installer that emits a wrapper writes to the state dir and symlinks FROM there. 2) Enforce immutability MECHANICALLY: packaging/deploy-local.sh makes the deploy clone read-only (chmod -R a-w on the tracked tree, .git excluded) at the END of a successful deploy, and re-opens it (u+w) at the START of its own next run — so a misbehaving installer fails loudly at ITS OWN write, at violation time. 3) Fix the known offender: find install-quietlsp (search the repo) and any other installer writing into the deploy tree (grep modules/ for the deploy path), reroute their generated artifacts to the state-dir pattern with symlinks. TASKS: implement 1-3; write docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md recording this phase plus the follow-up phase (releases/<sha> dirs with an atomic current symlink, rollback = flip back — design only). Add tests in packaging's existing style: a write into the locked tree fails; deploy-local reopens and re-locks around its own run; the rerouted installer works via the state dir. Run bash -n on every touched script and whatever packaging tests run in this sandbox. NOTE deploy-local.sh recently gained a standing-deployer queue path (deploy-requested + --now) — read the current code, not memory. Commit here, message 'Make the release tree read-only between deploys'. Do not push. Report reroutes, lock/unlock seam lines, real test output, what needs on-host verification.


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title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. BUG: a k3s factory trial's remote 'pnpm run test' (running on a buildbox via the repo's remote-build SSH transport) is killed at ~270-290s with NO propagated error — exit 1 and silence. PRIME HYPOTHESIS (measured previously on this fleet, check FIRST): transient systemd MemoryHigh/MemoryMax caps on the remote scope cause kernel cgroup OOM kills with 268-330s silent-death signatures; transient memory caps are FORBIDDEN doctrine here and a deny rule exists — but a code path may still be applying one. TASK: 1) Read the remote-build transport code (search modules/ for build-remote / remote_root / the SSH transport running remote test commands; ~/.claude/build-remote.json is its config shape). 2) Find every place the transport or seat wrapper applies systemd-run properties, ulimits, timeouts, or kill signals to the remote command; identify which can kill a healthy ~5-minute test run without propagating a reason. 3) Fix: remove any forbidden transient memory cap; make EVERY kill path propagate an explicit reason naming the killer — fail loud, never silent. 4) Regression test in the transport's existing style proving a killed remote command surfaces its reason. Run the touched module's tests; all green. Commit here, message 'Name the killer: remote test kills must propagate their reason'. Do not push. You cannot SSH to buildboxes from this sandbox — code-level fix and tests only; state plainly what needs on-box verification. Report root-cause candidates ranked, the fix, real test output.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. BUG: a k3s factory trial's remote 'pnpm run test' (running on a buildbox via the repo's remote-build SSH transport) is killed at ~270-290s with NO propagated error — exit 1 and silence. PRIME HYPOTHESIS (measured previously on this fleet, check FIRST): transient systemd MemoryHigh/MemoryMax caps on the remote scope cause kernel cgroup OOM kills with 268-330s silent-death signatures; transient memory caps are FORBIDDEN doctrine here and a deny rule exists — but a code path may still be applying one. TASK: 1) Read the remote-build transport code (search modules/ for build-remote / remote_root / the SSH transport running remote test commands; ~/.claude/build-remote.json is its config shape). 2) Find every place the transport or seat wrapper applies systemd-run properties, ulimits, timeouts, or kill signals to the remote command; identify which can kill a healthy ~5-minute test run without propagating a reason. 3) Fix: remove any forbidden transient memory cap; make EVERY kill path propagate an explicit reason naming the killer — fail loud, never silent. 4) Regression test in the transport's existing style proving a killed remote command surfaces its reason. Run the touched module's tests; all green. Commit here, message 'Name the killer: remote test kills must propagate their reason'. Do not push. You cannot SSH to buildboxes from this sandbox — code-level fix and tests only; state plainly what needs on-box verification. Report root-cause candidates ranked, the fix, real test output.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. BUG: a k3s factory trial's remote 'pnpm run test' (running on a buildbox via the repo's remote-build SSH transport) is killed at ~270-290s with NO propagated error — exit 1 and silence. PRIME HYPOTHESIS (measured previously on this fleet, check FIRST): transient systemd MemoryHigh/MemoryMax caps on the remote scope cause kernel cgroup OOM kills with 268-330s silent-death signatures; transient memory caps are FORBIDDEN doctrine here and a deny rule exists — but a code path may still be applying one. TASK: 1) Read the remote-build transport code (search modules/ for build-remote / remote_root / the SSH transport running remote test commands; ~/.claude/build-remote.json is its config shape). 2) Find every place the transport or seat wrapper applies systemd-run properties, ulimits, timeouts, or kill signals to the remote command; identify which can kill a healthy ~5-minute test run without propagating a reason. 3) Fix: remove any forbidden transient memory cap; make EVERY kill path propagate an explicit reason naming the killer — fail loud, never silent. 4) Regression test in the transport's existing style proving a killed remote command surfaces its reason. Run the touched module's tests; all green. Commit here, message 'Name the killer: remote test kills must propagate their reason'. Do not push. You cannot SSH to buildboxes from this sandbox — code-level fix and tests only; state plainly what needs on-box verification. Report root-cause candidates ranked, the fix, real test output.


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title:
  You are in a snapshot of a Cloudflare Workers / Hono / Drizzle / Postgres repo (branch wt/job-plane). Adversarial code review, REPORT ONLY — change no files.

  Review commit bf53f22 (git show bf53f22): it bounds Durable Object job-queue lease reclaims and prevents re-translation of terminal/completed items. Claims:
  1. reclaimExpiredClaims() now increments attempts in the same UPDATE that flips lease-expired processing rows back to pending, failing the row (and its translation_job_item, scoped to pending/running states only) once attempts+1 reaches max_attempts — matching requeueAfterFailure's predicate in the platform package at node_modules @platform-modules/jobs dist/db-poll.js.
  2. The TerminalJobError branch now acks the queue row (markJobCompleted) after failItem; dispatch short-circuits on completed/failed/cancelled items.
  3. In the dispatch catch, the item status is re-read FIRST: if already completed, the row is acked and no requeue happens — closing the completed-item-reverted-to-pending double-translation window.

  Verify each claim against the actual diff and surrounding code (apps/api/src/do/job-runner.ts, tests in job-runner.test.ts). Hunt for new defects: races between the reaper UPDATE and a live handler completing the same item; the lastError overwrite on requeued rows; whether the catch-path re-read can itself throw and what happens then; any path where a failed queue row leaves its item non-terminal (user polls forever). Then verdict: per claim FIXED or NOT FIXED, plus any new findings ranked, then APPROVE or BLOCK for fast-forwarding main to this branch. Tests: 247 pass, typecheck clean.

first_user_message:
  You are in a snapshot of a Cloudflare Workers / Hono / Drizzle / Postgres repo (branch wt/job-plane). Adversarial code review, REPORT ONLY — change no files.

  Review commit bf53f22 (git show bf53f22): it bounds Durable Object job-queue lease reclaims and prevents re-translation of terminal/completed items. Claims:
  1. reclaimExpiredClaims() now increments attempts in the same UPDATE that flips lease-expired processing rows back to pending, failing the row (and its translation_job_item, scoped to pending/running states only) once attempts+1 reaches max_attempts — matching requeueAfterFailure's predicate in the platform package at node_modules @platform-modules/jobs dist/db-poll.js.
  2. The TerminalJobError branch now acks the queue row (markJobCompleted) after failItem; dispatch short-circuits on completed/failed/cancelled items.
  3. In the dispatch catch, the item status is re-read FIRST: if already completed, the row is acked and no requeue happens — closing the completed-item-reverted-to-pending double-translation window.

  Verify each claim against the actual diff and surrounding code (apps/api/src/do/job-runner.ts, tests in job-runner.test.ts). Hunt for new defects: races between the reaper UPDATE and a live handler completing the same item; the lastError overwrite on requeued rows; whether the catch-path re-read can itself throw and what happens then; any path where a failed queue row leaves its item non-terminal (user polls forever). Then verdict: per claim FIXED or NOT FIXED, plus any new findings ranked, then APPROVE or BLOCK for fast-forwarding main to this branch. Tests: 247 pass, typecheck clean.

preview:
  You are in a snapshot of a Cloudflare Workers / Hono / Drizzle / Postgres repo (branch wt/job-plane). Adversarial code review, REPORT ONLY — change no files.

  Review commit bf53f22 (git show bf53f22): it bounds Durable Object job-queue lease reclaims and prevents re-translation of terminal/completed items. Claims:
  1. reclaimExpiredClaims() now increments attempts in the same UPDATE that flips lease-expired processing rows back to pending, failing the row (and its translation_job_item, scoped to pending/running states only) once attempts+1 reaches max_attempts — matching requeueAfterFailure's predicate in the platform package at node_modules @platform-modules/jobs dist/db-poll.js.
  2. The TerminalJobError branch now acks the queue row (markJobCompleted) after failItem; dispatch short-circuits on completed/failed/cancelled items.
  3. In the dispatch catch, the item status is re-read FIRST: if already completed, the row is acked and no requeue happens — closing the completed-item-reverted-to-pending double-translation window.

  Verify each claim against the actual diff and surrounding code (apps/api/src/do/job-runner.ts, tests in job-runner.test.ts). Hunt for new defects: races between the reaper UPDATE and a live handler completing the same item; the lastError overwrite on requeued rows; whether the catch-path re-read can itself throw and what happens then; any path where a failed queue row leaves its item non-terminal (user polls forever). Then verdict: per claim FIXED or NOT FIXED, plus any new findings ranked, then APPROVE or BLOCK for fast-forwarding main to this branch. Tests: 247 pass, typecheck clean.


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title:
  You are in a snapshot of a Cloudflare Workers / Hono / Drizzle / Postgres repo (branch wt/job-plane). Work in your CURRENT working directory with relative paths. Fix four review findings in apps/api/src/do/job-runner.ts (tests in apps/api/src/do/job-runner.test.ts). Do NOT commit — leave working-tree changes. Print the full git diff and git status --short in your final message.

  FINDING 1 (high) — queue/item terminalization is split-brain. Two places write a terminal queue-row state and a terminal item state as separate non-atomic statements: (a) reclaimExpiredClaims() marks exhausted rows failed (~line 204) then fails their items in a second statement (~line 229) — if the second throws, the row is out of the backlog while the item stays pending/running and the user polls forever; (b) the ordinary catch path calls requeueAfterFailure() (~line 122, which can commit failed at max attempts) then failItem() (~line 124) — same split if failItem throws. FIX: wrap each pair in one db.transaction so row and item terminalize atomically. getDb returns a Drizzle db with .transaction; requeueAfterFailure/markJobCompleted from @platform-modules/jobs/db-poll accept the db/tx handle as first arg — verify their signatures in node_modules dist/db-poll.js and pass the tx. For reclaim, run the UPDATE...RETURNING and the item-failure update inside one transaction.

  FINDING 2 (medium) — item transitions are unconditional snapshots, so an exhausted reaper and a still-live handler can overwrite each other (reaper fails an item, zombie handler later marks it completed; or handler with a stale read overwrites a newly cancelled/failed item). FIX: make every item transition a guarded UPDATE: setting running only WHERE status = 'pending' (or 'running' for re-entry), completeItem/failItem calls wrapped or replaced with guarded updates only WHERE status = 'running' (check what completeItem/failItem do in the platform package — if they are unconditional, write guarded updates locally against translationJobItems instead, keeping the same column semantics). When the guard matches zero rows, treat the item as already-terminal: ack the queue row and do not overwrite. The dispatch short-circuit read stays as a fast path but the guarded writes are the real protection.

  FINDING 3 (low) — lastError is stamped 'job processing repeatedly died before completing' on EVERY reclaim, including first reclaims of rows that go back to pending, clobbering a genuine translator message. FIX: stamp lastError only on rows the CASE marks failed (use the same case-when for lastError as for failedAt, preserving the prior value otherwise).

  FINDING 4 (low) — the catch-path status re-read (~lines 101-105) can itself throw, escaping the catch. FIX: wrap the re-read + ack in its own try/catch; on failure fall through to the normal retry path (requeueAfterFailure) rather than letting the exception escape the dispatch.

  TESTS: add failure-injection tests for finding 1 (item-failure statement throws once → row stays processing OR both stay consistent — assert no state where row is failed and item is non-terminal), and an interleaving test for finding 2 (item already failed by the reaper, zombie handler tries completeItem → item stays failed, row acked). Match existing test style (PGlite, vi.mock partial of db-poll where needed).

  VERIFY: pnpm run typecheck from the repo root; pnpm --dir apps/api test (about 3 min, do not parallelize). Both must pass. Report per-finding summary plus the real test output tail.

first_user_message:
  You are in a snapshot of a Cloudflare Workers / Hono / Drizzle / Postgres repo (branch wt/job-plane). Work in your CURRENT working directory with relative paths. Fix four review findings in apps/api/src/do/job-runner.ts (tests in apps/api/src/do/job-runner.test.ts). Do NOT commit — leave working-tree changes. Print the full git diff and git status --short in your final message.

  FINDING 1 (high) — queue/item terminalization is split-brain. Two places write a terminal queue-row state and a terminal item state as separate non-atomic statements: (a) reclaimExpiredClaims() marks exhausted rows failed (~line 204) then fails their items in a second statement (~line 229) — if the second throws, the row is out of the backlog while the item stays pending/running and the user polls forever; (b) the ordinary catch path calls requeueAfterFailure() (~line 122, which can commit failed at max attempts) then failItem() (~line 124) — same split if failItem throws. FIX: wrap each pair in one db.transaction so row and item terminalize atomically. getDb returns a Drizzle db with .transaction; requeueAfterFailure/markJobCompleted from @platform-modules/jobs/db-poll accept the db/tx handle as first arg — verify their signatures in node_modules dist/db-poll.js and pass the tx. For reclaim, run the UPDATE...RETURNING and the item-failure update inside one transaction.

  FINDING 2 (medium) — item transitions are unconditional snapshots, so an exhausted reaper and a still-live handler can overwrite each other (reaper fails an item, zombie handler later marks it completed; or handler with a stale read overwrites a newly cancelled/failed item). FIX: make every item transition a guarded UPDATE: setting running only WHERE status = 'pending' (or 'running' for re-entry), completeItem/failItem calls wrapped or replaced with guarded updates only WHERE status = 'running' (check what completeItem/failItem do in the platform package — if they are unconditional, write guarded updates locally against translationJobItems instead, keeping the same column semantics). When the guard matches zero rows, treat the item as already-terminal: ack the queue row and do not overwrite. The dispatch short-circuit read stays as a fast path but the guarded writes are the real protection.

  FINDING 3 (low) — lastError is stamped 'job processing repeatedly died before completing' on EVERY reclaim, including first reclaims of rows that go back to pending, clobbering a genuine translator message. FIX: stamp lastError only on rows the CASE marks failed (use the same case-when for lastError as for failedAt, preserving the prior value otherwise).

  FINDING 4 (low) — the catch-path status re-read (~lines 101-105) can itself throw, escaping the catch. FIX: wrap the re-read + ack in its own try/catch; on failure fall through to the normal retry path (requeueAfterFailure) rather than letting the exception escape the dispatch.

  TESTS: add failure-injection tests for finding 1 (item-failure statement throws once → row stays processing OR both stay consistent — assert no state where row is failed and item is non-terminal), and an interleaving test for finding 2 (item already failed by the reaper, zombie handler tries completeItem → item stays failed, row acked). Match existing test style (PGlite, vi.mock partial of db-poll where needed).

  VERIFY: pnpm run typecheck from the repo root; pnpm --dir apps/api test (about 3 min, do not parallelize). Both must pass. Report per-finding summary plus the real test output tail.

preview:
  You are in a snapshot of a Cloudflare Workers / Hono / Drizzle / Postgres repo (branch wt/job-plane). Work in your CURRENT working directory with relative paths. Fix four review findings in apps/api/src/do/job-runner.ts (tests in apps/api/src/do/job-runner.test.ts). Do NOT commit — leave working-tree changes. Print the full git diff and git status --short in your final message.

  FINDING 1 (high) — queue/item terminalization is split-brain. Two places write a terminal queue-row state and a terminal item state as separate non-atomic statements: (a) reclaimExpiredClaims() marks exhausted rows failed (~line 204) then fails their items in a second statement (~line 229) — if the second throws, the row is out of the backlog while the item stays pending/running and the user polls forever; (b) the ordinary catch path calls requeueAfterFailure() (~line 122, which can commit failed at max attempts) then failItem() (~line 124) — same split if failItem throws. FIX: wrap each pair in one db.transaction so row and item terminalize atomically. getDb returns a Drizzle db with .transaction; requeueAfterFailure/markJobCompleted from @platform-modules/jobs/db-poll accept the db/tx handle as first arg — verify their signatures in node_modules dist/db-poll.js and pass the tx. For reclaim, run the UPDATE...RETURNING and the item-failure update inside one transaction.

  FINDING 2 (medium) — item transitions are unconditional snapshots, so an exhausted reaper and a still-live handler can overwrite each other (reaper fails an item, zombie handler later marks it completed; or handler with a stale read overwrites a newly cancelled/failed item). FIX: make every item transition a guarded UPDATE: setting running only WHERE status = 'pending' (or 'running' for re-entry), completeItem/failItem calls wrapped or replaced with guarded updates only WHERE status = 'running' (check what completeItem/failItem do in the platform package — if they are unconditional, write guarded updates locally against translationJobItems instead, keeping the same column semantics). When the guard matches zero rows, treat the item as already-terminal: ack the queue row and do not overwrite. The dispatch short-circuit read stays as a fast path but the guarded writes are the real protection.

  FINDING 3 (low) — lastError is stamped 'job processing repeatedly died before completing' on EVERY reclaim, including first reclaims of rows that go back to pending, clobbering a genuine translator message. FIX: stamp lastError only on rows the CASE marks failed (use the same case-when for lastError as for failedAt, preserving the prior value otherwise).

  FINDING 4 (low) — the catch-path status re-read (~lines 101-105) can itself throw, escaping the catch. FIX: wrap the re-read + ack in its own try/catch; on failure fall through to the normal retry path (requeueAfterFailure) rather than letting the exception escape the dispatch.

  TESTS: add failure-injection tests for finding 1 (item-failure statement throws once → row stays processing OR both stay consistent — assert no state where row is failed and item is non-terminal), and an interleaving test for finding 2 (item already failed by the reaper, zombie handler tries completeItem → item stays failed, row acked). Match existing test style (PGlite, vi.mock partial of db-poll where needed).

  VERIFY: pnpm run typecheck from the repo root; pnpm --dir apps/api test (about 3 min, do not parallelize). Both must pass. Report per-finding summary plus the real test output tail.


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title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement slice S1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md — READ IT FIRST, it is the contract; do not re-litigate its decisions. Summary: the requests board has no reachable 'blocked' state (verbs don't exist), so owner-blocking work is invisible. Build: 1) COLLECTOR: server-validated lifecycle transitions in collector/src/requests/ (asked→in_flight→blocked→in_flight→shipped; blocked REQUIRES a non-empty reason in owner language; invalid transition 409s with current state; who/when recorded). Reuse the existing store/dedup/work_key seams from the 2026-08-16 intake work — read collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts and requests-dedup.ts first. 2) CLI: od-requests block <work_key-or-id> --reason '...' and od-requests unblock <work_key-or-id> (modules/workstation/claude/bin/od-requests — follow its existing subcommand pattern; note claim hardcodes in_flight, keep style). 3) HOOK WRITER: a PreToolUse hook on the AskUserQuestion tool (modules/workstation/claude/hooks/, registered via lib/dispatcher-registry.mjs + lib/dispatcher-manifest-pretooluse.mjs exactly like the most recent entry; task-board-sync.mjs is the reference pattern including its session mapping file) that flips the session's current row (work_key from the mapping file task-board-sync.mjs writes under ~/.local/state/overdeck/task-board-sync/, or the worktree slug) to blocked with the question text (first 200 chars) as reason. permissionDecision allow always — NEVER blocks the tool. Fail-open everywhere: collector down or no key → exit 0 silently. 4) STOP-GATE: extend modules/workstation/claude/hooks/say-the-word-gate.mjs (read it fully first — its evaluate() contract and stop_hook_active guard) with one new check: closing message matches waiting-on-owner phrasing (needs you / waiting on you / blocked until you / you must provide / once you give me) AND no blocked row exists for this session's work key → decision block with a reason telling the agent to run od-requests block first. Query the collector with a short timeout; on ANY error return null (fail-open). 5) TESTS in each area's existing style: transition validation matrix incl. 409s; CLI block/unblock; hook flips-once idempotently and fails open; stop-gate blocks the phrase without a row, passes with one, passes on collector outage. Run: bun test in collector/, the hook test files you add, and the existing say-the-word/task-board-sync tests — all green, real output. 6) Append a dated receipt to the plan doc. Commit: 'Give blocked a pipeline: verbs, writer hook, stop gate'. Do not push. Report seams, real test output, anything unverified.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement slice S1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md — READ IT FIRST, it is the contract; do not re-litigate its decisions. Summary: the requests board has no reachable 'blocked' state (verbs don't exist), so owner-blocking work is invisible. Build: 1) COLLECTOR: server-validated lifecycle transitions in collector/src/requests/ (asked→in_flight→blocked→in_flight→shipped; blocked REQUIRES a non-empty reason in owner language; invalid transition 409s with current state; who/when recorded). Reuse the existing store/dedup/work_key seams from the 2026-08-16 intake work — read collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts and requests-dedup.ts first. 2) CLI: od-requests block <work_key-or-id> --reason '...' and od-requests unblock <work_key-or-id> (modules/workstation/claude/bin/od-requests — follow its existing subcommand pattern; note claim hardcodes in_flight, keep style). 3) HOOK WRITER: a PreToolUse hook on the AskUserQuestion tool (modules/workstation/claude/hooks/, registered via lib/dispatcher-registry.mjs + lib/dispatcher-manifest-pretooluse.mjs exactly like the most recent entry; task-board-sync.mjs is the reference pattern including its session mapping file) that flips the session's current row (work_key from the mapping file task-board-sync.mjs writes under ~/.local/state/overdeck/task-board-sync/, or the worktree slug) to blocked with the question text (first 200 chars) as reason. permissionDecision allow always — NEVER blocks the tool. Fail-open everywhere: collector down or no key → exit 0 silently. 4) STOP-GATE: extend modules/workstation/claude/hooks/say-the-word-gate.mjs (read it fully first — its evaluate() contract and stop_hook_active guard) with one new check: closing message matches waiting-on-owner phrasing (needs you / waiting on you / blocked until you / you must provide / once you give me) AND no blocked row exists for this session's work key → decision block with a reason telling the agent to run od-requests block first. Query the collector with a short timeout; on ANY error return null (fail-open). 5) TESTS in each area's existing style: transition validation matrix incl. 409s; CLI block/unblock; hook flips-once idempotently and fails open; stop-gate blocks the phrase without a row, passes with one, passes on collector outage. Run: bun test in collector/, the hook test files you add, and the existing say-the-word/task-board-sync tests — all green, real output. 6) Append a dated receipt to the plan doc. Commit: 'Give blocked a pipeline: verbs, writer hook, stop gate'. Do not push. Report seams, real test output, anything unverified.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement slice S1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md — READ IT FIRST, it is the contract; do not re-litigate its decisions. Summary: the requests board has no reachable 'blocked' state (verbs don't exist), so owner-blocking work is invisible. Build: 1) COLLECTOR: server-validated lifecycle transitions in collector/src/requests/ (asked→in_flight→blocked→in_flight→shipped; blocked REQUIRES a non-empty reason in owner language; invalid transition 409s with current state; who/when recorded). Reuse the existing store/dedup/work_key seams from the 2026-08-16 intake work — read collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts and requests-dedup.ts first. 2) CLI: od-requests block <work_key-or-id> --reason '...' and od-requests unblock <work_key-or-id> (modules/workstation/claude/bin/od-requests — follow its existing subcommand pattern; note claim hardcodes in_flight, keep style). 3) HOOK WRITER: a PreToolUse hook on the AskUserQuestion tool (modules/workstation/claude/hooks/, registered via lib/dispatcher-registry.mjs + lib/dispatcher-manifest-pretooluse.mjs exactly like the most recent entry; task-board-sync.mjs is the reference pattern including its session mapping file) that flips the session's current row (work_key from the mapping file task-board-sync.mjs writes under ~/.local/state/overdeck/task-board-sync/, or the worktree slug) to blocked with the question text (first 200 chars) as reason. permissionDecision allow always — NEVER blocks the tool. Fail-open everywhere: collector down or no key → exit 0 silently. 4) STOP-GATE: extend modules/workstation/claude/hooks/say-the-word-gate.mjs (read it fully first — its evaluate() contract and stop_hook_active guard) with one new check: closing message matches waiting-on-owner phrasing (needs you / waiting on you / blocked until you / you must provide / once you give me) AND no blocked row exists for this session's work key → decision block with a reason telling the agent to run od-requests block first. Query the collector with a short timeout; on ANY error return null (fail-open). 5) TESTS in each area's existing style: transition validation matrix incl. 409s; CLI block/unblock; hook flips-once idempotently and fails open; stop-gate blocks the phrase without a row, passes with one, passes on collector outage. Run: bun test in collector/, the hook test files you add, and the existing say-the-word/task-board-sync tests — all green, real output. 6) Append a dated receipt to the plan doc. Commit: 'Give blocked a pipeline: verbs, writer hook, stop gate'. Do not push. Report seams, real test output, anything unverified.


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  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement slice S2 (cache architecture) of docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md — READ IT FIRST. GOAL: ephemeral CI runner pods on k3s must not pay cold-start on every run; target is cold-pod gate time within 2x warm-laptop time. Constraints from the plan and fleet doctrine: share ONLY content-keyed caches (FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm content-addressed store, lockfile-hash-keyed venv archives, toolchain baked into the runner image) — NEVER shared build outputs (dist/.next/build); no host mounts in runner pods (use PVCs via k3s local-path provisioner, one store volume per node is acceptable since the store is content-addressed and concurrent-safe); @platform-modules packages resolve through the registry gateway (modules/sandbox/registry-gateway/ — read its README; runners get anonymous read, no GitHub credential ever enters a pod). DELIVERABLES, all under modules/ci/ (new module, add a module-level CLAUDE.md one-pager): 1) k8s manifests: arc-ci namespace skeleton, PVC + mount spec for the pnpm store, NetworkPolicy default-deny egress with named allows (github, registry.npmjs.org, the gateway service, DNS). 2) Runner image Containerfile: base + pinned bun/node/pnpm/python + pnpm store dir wiring + .npmrc pointing the @platform-modules scope at the gateway; follow the hardening conventions of modules/sandbox/image/Containerfile (read it — including the nft/keep-id permission lesson comments). 3) A cache-warm script: seeds the store PVC from a lockfile set, restores/saves venv archives keyed on requirements/lockfile hash, idempotent. 4) A measurement harness script that times the collector gate cold vs warm and prints both numbers honestly — never fabricate; if it cannot run in this sandbox, make it rerunnable and say so. 5) Tests: bash -n everything, manifest validation via a schema check or kubeconform-style dry parse if available, cache-key derivation unit-tested. 6) Dated receipt appended to the plan doc. Commit: 'Content-keyed caches for ephemeral CI runners'. Do not push. Report design choices, real outputs, what needs on-cluster verification.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement slice S2 (cache architecture) of docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md — READ IT FIRST. GOAL: ephemeral CI runner pods on k3s must not pay cold-start on every run; target is cold-pod gate time within 2x warm-laptop time. Constraints from the plan and fleet doctrine: share ONLY content-keyed caches (FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm content-addressed store, lockfile-hash-keyed venv archives, toolchain baked into the runner image) — NEVER shared build outputs (dist/.next/build); no host mounts in runner pods (use PVCs via k3s local-path provisioner, one store volume per node is acceptable since the store is content-addressed and concurrent-safe); @platform-modules packages resolve through the registry gateway (modules/sandbox/registry-gateway/ — read its README; runners get anonymous read, no GitHub credential ever enters a pod). DELIVERABLES, all under modules/ci/ (new module, add a module-level CLAUDE.md one-pager): 1) k8s manifests: arc-ci namespace skeleton, PVC + mount spec for the pnpm store, NetworkPolicy default-deny egress with named allows (github, registry.npmjs.org, the gateway service, DNS). 2) Runner image Containerfile: base + pinned bun/node/pnpm/python + pnpm store dir wiring + .npmrc pointing the @platform-modules scope at the gateway; follow the hardening conventions of modules/sandbox/image/Containerfile (read it — including the nft/keep-id permission lesson comments). 3) A cache-warm script: seeds the store PVC from a lockfile set, restores/saves venv archives keyed on requirements/lockfile hash, idempotent. 4) A measurement harness script that times the collector gate cold vs warm and prints both numbers honestly — never fabricate; if it cannot run in this sandbox, make it rerunnable and say so. 5) Tests: bash -n everything, manifest validation via a schema check or kubeconform-style dry parse if available, cache-key derivation unit-tested. 6) Dated receipt appended to the plan doc. Commit: 'Content-keyed caches for ephemeral CI runners'. Do not push. Report design choices, real outputs, what needs on-cluster verification.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement slice S2 (cache architecture) of docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md — READ IT FIRST. GOAL: ephemeral CI runner pods on k3s must not pay cold-start on every run; target is cold-pod gate time within 2x warm-laptop time. Constraints from the plan and fleet doctrine: share ONLY content-keyed caches (FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm content-addressed store, lockfile-hash-keyed venv archives, toolchain baked into the runner image) — NEVER shared build outputs (dist/.next/build); no host mounts in runner pods (use PVCs via k3s local-path provisioner, one store volume per node is acceptable since the store is content-addressed and concurrent-safe); @platform-modules packages resolve through the registry gateway (modules/sandbox/registry-gateway/ — read its README; runners get anonymous read, no GitHub credential ever enters a pod). DELIVERABLES, all under modules/ci/ (new module, add a module-level CLAUDE.md one-pager): 1) k8s manifests: arc-ci namespace skeleton, PVC + mount spec for the pnpm store, NetworkPolicy default-deny egress with named allows (github, registry.npmjs.org, the gateway service, DNS). 2) Runner image Containerfile: base + pinned bun/node/pnpm/python + pnpm store dir wiring + .npmrc pointing the @platform-modules scope at the gateway; follow the hardening conventions of modules/sandbox/image/Containerfile (read it — including the nft/keep-id permission lesson comments). 3) A cache-warm script: seeds the store PVC from a lockfile set, restores/saves venv archives keyed on requirements/lockfile hash, idempotent. 4) A measurement harness script that times the collector gate cold vs warm and prints both numbers honestly — never fabricate; if it cannot run in this sandbox, make it rerunnable and say so. 5) Tests: bash -n everything, manifest validation via a schema check or kubeconform-style dry parse if available, cache-key derivation unit-tested. 6) Dated receipt appended to the plan doc. Commit: 'Content-keyed caches for ephemeral CI runners'. Do not push. Report design choices, real outputs, what needs on-cluster verification.


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title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement the CONDUCTOR side of slice S3 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md (READ IT FIRST — ruling: GitHub Actions is an advisory verifier; the land conductor KEEPS merge authority and learns to consume the Checks API instead of running gates itself; ships DARK behind a flag, default off). BUILD: 1) Find the land conductor/daemon gate-execution seam: read .claude/scripts/ship.sh, modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/ (ship-init, finish-branch, test-finish-branch), and the landing-daemon code referenced by docs/plans/2026-08-14-landing-daemon.md receipts (search modules/ for the land queue daemon S5-S7 work). Map exactly where a submitted branch's gate command runs today. 2) Add a dark-flagged alternative: when OVERDECK_LAND_GATE_MODE=checks (config file + env override; default 'local' — behavior today is UNCHANGED when unset), the conductor, instead of running the local gate command, polls the GitHub Checks API for the submitted branch head sha, waiting for a configured check name (default 'collector-tests') with timeout + poll interval config; conclusion success → gate pass; failure/timed_out/cancelled → gate fail with the check's summary quoted in the land verdict; API unreachable or token absent → FAIL CLOSED with a message naming the missing piece and pointing at mode=local (never silently pass, never silently fall back). Token comes from the same config seam the collector's github adapter uses if one exists in this worktree, else a config path under ~/.config/overdeck/ read at runtime — never hardcode, never log it. 3) The waiting respects the conductor's existing timeout/retry conventions — read how the current gate timeout works and mirror it. 4) TESTS in the existing test-finish-branch.sh style with a FAKE checks API (a local stub script/server): mode unset → local path unchanged (regression); mode=checks success → lands; failure → refuses with quoted summary; API down → fails closed naming the cause. All green, real output. 5) Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md under S3. Commit: 'Teach the conductor to read checks, dark'. Do not push. Report the seam map (file:line), config shape, real test output, anything unverified.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement the CONDUCTOR side of slice S3 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md (READ IT FIRST — ruling: GitHub Actions is an advisory verifier; the land conductor KEEPS merge authority and learns to consume the Checks API instead of running gates itself; ships DARK behind a flag, default off). BUILD: 1) Find the land conductor/daemon gate-execution seam: read .claude/scripts/ship.sh, modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/ (ship-init, finish-branch, test-finish-branch), and the landing-daemon code referenced by docs/plans/2026-08-14-landing-daemon.md receipts (search modules/ for the land queue daemon S5-S7 work). Map exactly where a submitted branch's gate command runs today. 2) Add a dark-flagged alternative: when OVERDECK_LAND_GATE_MODE=checks (config file + env override; default 'local' — behavior today is UNCHANGED when unset), the conductor, instead of running the local gate command, polls the GitHub Checks API for the submitted branch head sha, waiting for a configured check name (default 'collector-tests') with timeout + poll interval config; conclusion success → gate pass; failure/timed_out/cancelled → gate fail with the check's summary quoted in the land verdict; API unreachable or token absent → FAIL CLOSED with a message naming the missing piece and pointing at mode=local (never silently pass, never silently fall back). Token comes from the same config seam the collector's github adapter uses if one exists in this worktree, else a config path under ~/.config/overdeck/ read at runtime — never hardcode, never log it. 3) The waiting respects the conductor's existing timeout/retry conventions — read how the current gate timeout works and mirror it. 4) TESTS in the existing test-finish-branch.sh style with a FAKE checks API (a local stub script/server): mode unset → local path unchanged (regression); mode=checks success → lands; failure → refuses with quoted summary; API down → fails closed naming the cause. All green, real output. 5) Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md under S3. Commit: 'Teach the conductor to read checks, dark'. Do not push. Report the seam map (file:line), config shape, real test output, anything unverified.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement the CONDUCTOR side of slice S3 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md (READ IT FIRST — ruling: GitHub Actions is an advisory verifier; the land conductor KEEPS merge authority and learns to consume the Checks API instead of running gates itself; ships DARK behind a flag, default off). BUILD: 1) Find the land conductor/daemon gate-execution seam: read .claude/scripts/ship.sh, modules/workstation/claude/workflows/lib/ (ship-init, finish-branch, test-finish-branch), and the landing-daemon code referenced by docs/plans/2026-08-14-landing-daemon.md receipts (search modules/ for the land queue daemon S5-S7 work). Map exactly where a submitted branch's gate command runs today. 2) Add a dark-flagged alternative: when OVERDECK_LAND_GATE_MODE=checks (config file + env override; default 'local' — behavior today is UNCHANGED when unset), the conductor, instead of running the local gate command, polls the GitHub Checks API for the submitted branch head sha, waiting for a configured check name (default 'collector-tests') with timeout + poll interval config; conclusion success → gate pass; failure/timed_out/cancelled → gate fail with the check's summary quoted in the land verdict; API unreachable or token absent → FAIL CLOSED with a message naming the missing piece and pointing at mode=local (never silently pass, never silently fall back). Token comes from the same config seam the collector's github adapter uses if one exists in this worktree, else a config path under ~/.config/overdeck/ read at runtime — never hardcode, never log it. 3) The waiting respects the conductor's existing timeout/retry conventions — read how the current gate timeout works and mirror it. 4) TESTS in the existing test-finish-branch.sh style with a FAKE checks API (a local stub script/server): mode unset → local path unchanged (regression); mode=checks success → lands; failure → refuses with quoted summary; API down → fails closed naming the cause. All green, real output. 5) Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md under S3. Commit: 'Teach the conductor to read checks, dark'. Do not push. Report the seam map (file:line), config shape, real test output, anything unverified.


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title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. ANALYSIS LANE for the CI migration (context: docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md — READ IT FIRST; ruling: GitHub Actions via ARC on k3s replaces homegrown CI substrate incrementally; conductor keeps authority). PRODUCE the migration matrix that decides the ORDER of gate moves. 1) INVENTORY every gate/check/test command the system runs today, from these sources: the land queue / ship.sh gate classes (search for gate_class, 'full', the conductor's gate command construction); packaging/test-deploy-local.sh and the deploy pipeline's checks; factory phase gates (modules/harness/factory — pytest suites, its own quality gates); collector bun test; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm --filter web test/typecheck/build; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui test/typecheck; e2e-remote Playwright runs (modules/workstation/claude/bin/e2e-remote + its registry); slopgate; the sandbox/egress proof suites; anything in .claude/scripts or modules/*/test that a landing or deploy invokes. For EACH: exact command, where invoked from (file:line), typical runtime if stated anywhere, what it needs (network, fleet hosts, podman, display/browser, live services, secrets), and whether it is hermetic. 2) CLASSIFY each: ACTIONS-READY (hermetic, toolchain only — can run on an ARC runner today), NEEDS-CACHE (ready once the S2 pnpm-store/venv/image caches exist), NEEDS-SERVICE (requires live fleet/browser/podman — needs a runner image or service container design), STAYS-LOCAL (touches the laptop's live runtime or owner state — never migrates, name why). 3) ORDER: a recommended migration sequence with the reason each step precedes the next, and the single next candidate after collector-tests. 4) Write ALL of it to docs/plans/2026-08-16-gate-migration-matrix.md (NEW doc — do not touch the arc-ci plan; one cross-reference line at the top). Honest-data rule: a runtime or dependency you could not determine renders as 'unknown', never invented. 5) bash -n nothing needed; this is a doc lane — but verify every file:line you cite actually exists before writing it (spot-check with sed). Commit: 'Map every gate for the CI migration'. Do not push. Report the counts per class and the top 3 recommended moves.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. ANALYSIS LANE for the CI migration (context: docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md — READ IT FIRST; ruling: GitHub Actions via ARC on k3s replaces homegrown CI substrate incrementally; conductor keeps authority). PRODUCE the migration matrix that decides the ORDER of gate moves. 1) INVENTORY every gate/check/test command the system runs today, from these sources: the land queue / ship.sh gate classes (search for gate_class, 'full', the conductor's gate command construction); packaging/test-deploy-local.sh and the deploy pipeline's checks; factory phase gates (modules/harness/factory — pytest suites, its own quality gates); collector bun test; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm --filter web test/typecheck/build; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui test/typecheck; e2e-remote Playwright runs (modules/workstation/claude/bin/e2e-remote + its registry); slopgate; the sandbox/egress proof suites; anything in .claude/scripts or modules/*/test that a landing or deploy invokes. For EACH: exact command, where invoked from (file:line), typical runtime if stated anywhere, what it needs (network, fleet hosts, podman, display/browser, live services, secrets), and whether it is hermetic. 2) CLASSIFY each: ACTIONS-READY (hermetic, toolchain only — can run on an ARC runner today), NEEDS-CACHE (ready once the S2 pnpm-store/venv/image caches exist), NEEDS-SERVICE (requires live fleet/browser/podman — needs a runner image or service container design), STAYS-LOCAL (touches the laptop's live runtime or owner state — never migrates, name why). 3) ORDER: a recommended migration sequence with the reason each step precedes the next, and the single next candidate after collector-tests. 4) Write ALL of it to docs/plans/2026-08-16-gate-migration-matrix.md (NEW doc — do not touch the arc-ci plan; one cross-reference line at the top). Honest-data rule: a runtime or dependency you could not determine renders as 'unknown', never invented. 5) bash -n nothing needed; this is a doc lane — but verify every file:line you cite actually exists before writing it (spot-check with sed). Commit: 'Map every gate for the CI migration'. Do not push. Report the counts per class and the top 3 recommended moves.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. ANALYSIS LANE for the CI migration (context: docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md — READ IT FIRST; ruling: GitHub Actions via ARC on k3s replaces homegrown CI substrate incrementally; conductor keeps authority). PRODUCE the migration matrix that decides the ORDER of gate moves. 1) INVENTORY every gate/check/test command the system runs today, from these sources: the land queue / ship.sh gate classes (search for gate_class, 'full', the conductor's gate command construction); packaging/test-deploy-local.sh and the deploy pipeline's checks; factory phase gates (modules/harness/factory — pytest suites, its own quality gates); collector bun test; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm --filter web test/typecheck/build; FT_FROM_HOOK=1 FT_HINTS=1 ft pnpm --filter @overdeck/deck-ui test/typecheck; e2e-remote Playwright runs (modules/workstation/claude/bin/e2e-remote + its registry); slopgate; the sandbox/egress proof suites; anything in .claude/scripts or modules/*/test that a landing or deploy invokes. For EACH: exact command, where invoked from (file:line), typical runtime if stated anywhere, what it needs (network, fleet hosts, podman, display/browser, live services, secrets), and whether it is hermetic. 2) CLASSIFY each: ACTIONS-READY (hermetic, toolchain only — can run on an ARC runner today), NEEDS-CACHE (ready once the S2 pnpm-store/venv/image caches exist), NEEDS-SERVICE (requires live fleet/browser/podman — needs a runner image or service container design), STAYS-LOCAL (touches the laptop's live runtime or owner state — never migrates, name why). 3) ORDER: a recommended migration sequence with the reason each step precedes the next, and the single next candidate after collector-tests. 4) Write ALL of it to docs/plans/2026-08-16-gate-migration-matrix.md (NEW doc — do not touch the arc-ci plan; one cross-reference line at the top). Honest-data rule: a runtime or dependency you could not determine renders as 'unknown', never invented. 5) bash -n nothing needed; this is a doc lane — but verify every file:line you cite actually exists before writing it (spot-check with sed). Commit: 'Map every gate for the CI migration'. Do not push. Report the counts per class and the top 3 recommended moves.


id: 01a0099a-16e0-7261-b3f7-1049d37be897
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/landq-checks-365b1a802217
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 0a10e8d068ddec3bf86f948241c2590bbcc0b65a
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memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
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rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T08-04-48-01a0099a-16e0-7261-b3f7-1049d37be897.jsonl

title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree (it already carries the dark checks-gate commit 'Teach the conductor to read checks, dark'). Reconcile three entangled defects in the LAND GUARD machinery — this is the machinery that judges every land, so precision over speed, and never weaken a guard. MEASURED FACTS (2026-08-16, do not re-derive): (a) modules/workstation/claude/workflows/hooks/install-land-guard.sh writes the MACHINE-GLOBAL hook slot ~/.config/overdeck/git-hooks/pre-push (the global core.hooksPath dir) as a side effect, even when invoked against a test fixture repo — so every test-finish-branch.sh run POLLUTES the operator's real git config, and suite results flip depending on which generation last ran (observed swings: 119/28 -> 71/80 -> 78/73 on identical code). (b) That global slot is CONTRACTED to a different owner now: it holds a symlink to the deploy clone's modules/workstation/git/hook-dispatch.sh (the owner's global hook dispatcher — chains to each repo's own $git_dir/hooks/<name>; the commit-msg watermark stripper rides it). The land guard's correct home is REPO-LOCAL: the overdeck repo sets local core.hooksPath=.git/harness/hooks where install-land-guard already installs pre-push (local config beats global, so the trunk stays guarded — verified live). (c) _drift_land_guard in workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh (~line 1851) resolves hooksPath via 'git config --get core.hooksPath' which FALLS THROUGH to the global value for any repo without a local setting — so it reads the dispatcher symlink or a foreign generation and faults with 'different generation' spuriously; the four new 'checks gate' tests fail exactly this way. FIX: 1) install-land-guard.sh writes ONLY repo-local state (the target repo's .git/harness/hooks/pre-push + local core.hooksPath + harness.landGuardRef). Delete its global-slot write. If it currently also seeds a commit-msg or other hooks repo-locally, preserve that but from repo-local dir; NEVER touch ~/.gitconfig or ~/.config/overdeck/git-hooks. 2) _drift_land_guard compares only the repo-LOCAL effective guard: use 'git config --local --get core.hooksPath' (absent -> git-common-dir/hooks); a global-only hooksPath is NOT this repo's guard and must not be read. 3) test-finish-branch.sh: full isolation — fixtures run with HOME and XDG_CONFIG_HOME pointed into the fixture tempdir so no test can read or write the operator's real config even if a future regression reintroduces a global write; add one regression test asserting install-land-guard leaves a canary file in a fake global hooks dir UNTOUCHED. 4) Re-run the whole suite: the four checks-gate tests and the previously-green set must pass; report the exact PASS/FAIL line and name every remaining failure with its class (the gitleaks/markdownlint-absent environmental set is known). 5) Append a receipt line to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md S3 section describing the guard-scoping correction. Commit on top: 'Scope the land guard to its repo; isolate the suite from operator config'. Do not push. Report: the exact writes removed, the drift-check diff, real suite output before/after.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree (it already carries the dark checks-gate commit 'Teach the conductor to read checks, dark'). Reconcile three entangled defects in the LAND GUARD machinery — this is the machinery that judges every land, so precision over speed, and never weaken a guard. MEASURED FACTS (2026-08-16, do not re-derive): (a) modules/workstation/claude/workflows/hooks/install-land-guard.sh writes the MACHINE-GLOBAL hook slot ~/.config/overdeck/git-hooks/pre-push (the global core.hooksPath dir) as a side effect, even when invoked against a test fixture repo — so every test-finish-branch.sh run POLLUTES the operator's real git config, and suite results flip depending on which generation last ran (observed swings: 119/28 -> 71/80 -> 78/73 on identical code). (b) That global slot is CONTRACTED to a different owner now: it holds a symlink to the deploy clone's modules/workstation/git/hook-dispatch.sh (the owner's global hook dispatcher — chains to each repo's own $git_dir/hooks/<name>; the commit-msg watermark stripper rides it). The land guard's correct home is REPO-LOCAL: the overdeck repo sets local core.hooksPath=.git/harness/hooks where install-land-guard already installs pre-push (local config beats global, so the trunk stays guarded — verified live). (c) _drift_land_guard in workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh (~line 1851) resolves hooksPath via 'git config --get core.hooksPath' which FALLS THROUGH to the global value for any repo without a local setting — so it reads the dispatcher symlink or a foreign generation and faults with 'different generation' spuriously; the four new 'checks gate' tests fail exactly this way. FIX: 1) install-land-guard.sh writes ONLY repo-local state (the target repo's .git/harness/hooks/pre-push + local core.hooksPath + harness.landGuardRef). Delete its global-slot write. If it currently also seeds a commit-msg or other hooks repo-locally, preserve that but from repo-local dir; NEVER touch ~/.gitconfig or ~/.config/overdeck/git-hooks. 2) _drift_land_guard compares only the repo-LOCAL effective guard: use 'git config --local --get core.hooksPath' (absent -> git-common-dir/hooks); a global-only hooksPath is NOT this repo's guard and must not be read. 3) test-finish-branch.sh: full isolation — fixtures run with HOME and XDG_CONFIG_HOME pointed into the fixture tempdir so no test can read or write the operator's real config even if a future regression reintroduces a global write; add one regression test asserting install-land-guard leaves a canary file in a fake global hooks dir UNTOUCHED. 4) Re-run the whole suite: the four checks-gate tests and the previously-green set must pass; report the exact PASS/FAIL line and name every remaining failure with its class (the gitleaks/markdownlint-absent environmental set is known). 5) Append a receipt line to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md S3 section describing the guard-scoping correction. Commit on top: 'Scope the land guard to its repo; isolate the suite from operator config'. Do not push. Report: the exact writes removed, the drift-check diff, real suite output before/after.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree (it already carries the dark checks-gate commit 'Teach the conductor to read checks, dark'). Reconcile three entangled defects in the LAND GUARD machinery — this is the machinery that judges every land, so precision over speed, and never weaken a guard. MEASURED FACTS (2026-08-16, do not re-derive): (a) modules/workstation/claude/workflows/hooks/install-land-guard.sh writes the MACHINE-GLOBAL hook slot ~/.config/overdeck/git-hooks/pre-push (the global core.hooksPath dir) as a side effect, even when invoked against a test fixture repo — so every test-finish-branch.sh run POLLUTES the operator's real git config, and suite results flip depending on which generation last ran (observed swings: 119/28 -> 71/80 -> 78/73 on identical code). (b) That global slot is CONTRACTED to a different owner now: it holds a symlink to the deploy clone's modules/workstation/git/hook-dispatch.sh (the owner's global hook dispatcher — chains to each repo's own $git_dir/hooks/<name>; the commit-msg watermark stripper rides it). The land guard's correct home is REPO-LOCAL: the overdeck repo sets local core.hooksPath=.git/harness/hooks where install-land-guard already installs pre-push (local config beats global, so the trunk stays guarded — verified live). (c) _drift_land_guard in workflows/lib/finish-branch.sh (~line 1851) resolves hooksPath via 'git config --get core.hooksPath' which FALLS THROUGH to the global value for any repo without a local setting — so it reads the dispatcher symlink or a foreign generation and faults with 'different generation' spuriously; the four new 'checks gate' tests fail exactly this way. FIX: 1) install-land-guard.sh writes ONLY repo-local state (the target repo's .git/harness/hooks/pre-push + local core.hooksPath + harness.landGuardRef). Delete its global-slot write. If it currently also seeds a commit-msg or other hooks repo-locally, preserve that but from repo-local dir; NEVER touch ~/.gitconfig or ~/.config/overdeck/git-hooks. 2) _drift_land_guard compares only the repo-LOCAL effective guard: use 'git config --local --get core.hooksPath' (absent -> git-common-dir/hooks); a global-only hooksPath is NOT this repo's guard and must not be read. 3) test-finish-branch.sh: full isolation — fixtures run with HOME and XDG_CONFIG_HOME pointed into the fixture tempdir so no test can read or write the operator's real config even if a future regression reintroduces a global write; add one regression test asserting install-land-guard leaves a canary file in a fake global hooks dir UNTOUCHED. 4) Re-run the whole suite: the four checks-gate tests and the previously-green set must pass; report the exact PASS/FAIL line and name every remaining failure with its class (the gitleaks/markdownlint-absent environmental set is known). 5) Append a receipt line to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md S3 section describing the guard-scoping correction. Commit on top: 'Scope the land guard to its repo; isolate the suite from operator config'. Do not push. Report: the exact writes removed, the drift-check diff, real suite output before/after.


id: 01a009a3-ed40-7873-8a7f-729d30972009
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/callback-consolidate-c03415ebc9f5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 6c568f6867411493a2ff362612c4f4743bc2fe71
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T08-15-33-01a009a3-ed40-7873-8a7f-729d30972009.jsonl

title:
  plugins/international-press-zone: two gate failures from a just-added exceptions-sync feature. Fix both, then RUN the gates yourself and iterate until genuinely clean — the previous run reported clean without it being true. Do NOT commit.

  1. PHPStan: includes/Translation/ExceptionSync.php:28 'Action callback returns bool but should not return anything' — a WordPress add_action callback returns bool; make the hooked method return void (wrap or discard the bool).

  2. PHPUnit crashes during suite build: 'An error occurred inside PHPUnit. Location: tests/unit/Translation/ExceptionSyncStandaloneTest.php:47'. Read that file; the suite mapper chokes loading it (likely a structural problem — code at file scope, a class-name/filename mismatch, or an exit/throw at load time). Compare with a working sibling standalone test in tests/unit and make it conform so the FULL suite loads and passes.

  VERIFY (mandatory, both, real output in your final message): vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist → must print '[OK] No errors'; vendor/bin/phpunit → must print 'OK' or 'OK, but there were issues' with 0 failures/0 errors (the WP_REST_* redeclare warnings are pre-existing and fine). Print the git diff of the two files you fix.

first_user_message:
  plugins/international-press-zone: two gate failures from a just-added exceptions-sync feature. Fix both, then RUN the gates yourself and iterate until genuinely clean — the previous run reported clean without it being true. Do NOT commit.

  1. PHPStan: includes/Translation/ExceptionSync.php:28 'Action callback returns bool but should not return anything' — a WordPress add_action callback returns bool; make the hooked method return void (wrap or discard the bool).

  2. PHPUnit crashes during suite build: 'An error occurred inside PHPUnit. Location: tests/unit/Translation/ExceptionSyncStandaloneTest.php:47'. Read that file; the suite mapper chokes loading it (likely a structural problem — code at file scope, a class-name/filename mismatch, or an exit/throw at load time). Compare with a working sibling standalone test in tests/unit and make it conform so the FULL suite loads and passes.

  VERIFY (mandatory, both, real output in your final message): vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist → must print '[OK] No errors'; vendor/bin/phpunit → must print 'OK' or 'OK, but there were issues' with 0 failures/0 errors (the WP_REST_* redeclare warnings are pre-existing and fine). Print the git diff of the two files you fix.

preview:
  plugins/international-press-zone: two gate failures from a just-added exceptions-sync feature. Fix both, then RUN the gates yourself and iterate until genuinely clean — the previous run reported clean without it being true. Do NOT commit.

  1. PHPStan: includes/Translation/ExceptionSync.php:28 'Action callback returns bool but should not return anything' — a WordPress add_action callback returns bool; make the hooked method return void (wrap or discard the bool).

  2. PHPUnit crashes during suite build: 'An error occurred inside PHPUnit. Location: tests/unit/Translation/ExceptionSyncStandaloneTest.php:47'. Read that file; the suite mapper chokes loading it (likely a structural problem — code at file scope, a class-name/filename mismatch, or an exit/throw at load time). Compare with a working sibling standalone test in tests/unit and make it conform so the FULL suite loads and passes.

  VERIFY (mandatory, both, real output in your final message): vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist → must print '[OK] No errors'; vendor/bin/phpunit → must print 'OK' or 'OK, but there were issues' with 0 failures/0 errors (the WP_REST_* redeclare warnings are pre-existing and fine). Print the git diff of the two files you fix.


id: 01a009b5-888d-7503-82f8-36e1b025db3c
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/arc-ci-9944fa42a83c
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 0a67c384d3019035e8df89e6cd34200fb41724c2
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T08-34-47-01a009b5-888d-7503-82f8-36e1b025db3c.jsonl

title:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Review docs/specs/2026-08-16-seats-page-design.md and docs/plans/2026-08-16-seats-page.md (both in this worktree) as the design authority pair for a new /seats page. Ground truth to review AGAINST (read each): modules/workstation/claude/bin/_agent-session-admission (the seat limiter: AGENT_SESSION_SLOTS cap, slot-N.lock files, FIFO queue at /run/user/1000/agent-session-slots); docs/specs/2026-08-15-seat-limiter-emergency-design.md (emergency-seat owner contract); docs/plans/2026-08-05-agent-seats-on-buildboxes.md (remote seat runtimes); collector/src/adapters/ (adapter registration pattern, e.g. the github-checks adapter); collector/src/requests/ (session/work_key attribution landed 2026-08-16); apps/web/src/pages/factory/ (the rehomed activity-story route the page links to). REVIEW QUESTIONS, answer each concretely with file:line evidence: 1) Does the SeatsSnapshot contract actually match what the slots dir + admission script can provide — is holder pid recoverable from slot-N.lock content or only lock ownership (check how the lock is taken: flock? pid written?), and if pid is NOT in the file, what is the correct recovery seam? 2) Is the held/wedged/free classification sound against the admission script's real lock lifecycle (what does a normally-exited session leave behind)? 3) Is the pid→session→name/work_key resolution chain real — name the exact files/fields it must read. 4) Does anything in the plan contradict the emergency-seat contract or the buildbox-seats plan? 5) Slice-1 scope: anything that will block same-day delivery (missing seam, wrong assumption) or anything that should move to S2? 6) Security/robustness: the collector reading /run/user/1000 paths, the page exposing session names — any real concern? VERDICT format: BLOCKER (must fix before build) / CORRECTION (fix the doc, not blocking) / CONFIRMED items. Be specific; no praise; cite evidence for every claim.

first_user_message:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Review docs/specs/2026-08-16-seats-page-design.md and docs/plans/2026-08-16-seats-page.md (both in this worktree) as the design authority pair for a new /seats page. Ground truth to review AGAINST (read each): modules/workstation/claude/bin/_agent-session-admission (the seat limiter: AGENT_SESSION_SLOTS cap, slot-N.lock files, FIFO queue at /run/user/1000/agent-session-slots); docs/specs/2026-08-15-seat-limiter-emergency-design.md (emergency-seat owner contract); docs/plans/2026-08-05-agent-seats-on-buildboxes.md (remote seat runtimes); collector/src/adapters/ (adapter registration pattern, e.g. the github-checks adapter); collector/src/requests/ (session/work_key attribution landed 2026-08-16); apps/web/src/pages/factory/ (the rehomed activity-story route the page links to). REVIEW QUESTIONS, answer each concretely with file:line evidence: 1) Does the SeatsSnapshot contract actually match what the slots dir + admission script can provide — is holder pid recoverable from slot-N.lock content or only lock ownership (check how the lock is taken: flock? pid written?), and if pid is NOT in the file, what is the correct recovery seam? 2) Is the held/wedged/free classification sound against the admission script's real lock lifecycle (what does a normally-exited session leave behind)? 3) Is the pid→session→name/work_key resolution chain real — name the exact files/fields it must read. 4) Does anything in the plan contradict the emergency-seat contract or the buildbox-seats plan? 5) Slice-1 scope: anything that will block same-day delivery (missing seam, wrong assumption) or anything that should move to S2? 6) Security/robustness: the collector reading /run/user/1000 paths, the page exposing session names — any real concern? VERDICT format: BLOCKER (must fix before build) / CORRECTION (fix the doc, not blocking) / CONFIRMED items. Be specific; no praise; cite evidence for every claim.

preview:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Review docs/specs/2026-08-16-seats-page-design.md and docs/plans/2026-08-16-seats-page.md (both in this worktree) as the design authority pair for a new /seats page. Ground truth to review AGAINST (read each): modules/workstation/claude/bin/_agent-session-admission (the seat limiter: AGENT_SESSION_SLOTS cap, slot-N.lock files, FIFO queue at /run/user/1000/agent-session-slots); docs/specs/2026-08-15-seat-limiter-emergency-design.md (emergency-seat owner contract); docs/plans/2026-08-05-agent-seats-on-buildboxes.md (remote seat runtimes); collector/src/adapters/ (adapter registration pattern, e.g. the github-checks adapter); collector/src/requests/ (session/work_key attribution landed 2026-08-16); apps/web/src/pages/factory/ (the rehomed activity-story route the page links to). REVIEW QUESTIONS, answer each concretely with file:line evidence: 1) Does the SeatsSnapshot contract actually match what the slots dir + admission script can provide — is holder pid recoverable from slot-N.lock content or only lock ownership (check how the lock is taken: flock? pid written?), and if pid is NOT in the file, what is the correct recovery seam? 2) Is the held/wedged/free classification sound against the admission script's real lock lifecycle (what does a normally-exited session leave behind)? 3) Is the pid→session→name/work_key resolution chain real — name the exact files/fields it must read. 4) Does anything in the plan contradict the emergency-seat contract or the buildbox-seats plan? 5) Slice-1 scope: anything that will block same-day delivery (missing seam, wrong assumption) or anything that should move to S2? 6) Security/robustness: the collector reading /run/user/1000 paths, the page exposing session names — any real concern? VERDICT format: BLOCKER (must fix before build) / CORRECTION (fix the doc, not blocking) / CONFIRMED items. Be specific; no praise; cite evidence for every claim.


id: 01a009bd-9821-7623-b010-ec63cc2f63db
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ff-sync-9999a33146bf
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: d13f95d3727272a42013c766b29dc8db89b995ec
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T08-43-35-01a009bd-9821-7623-b010-ec63cc2f63db.jsonl

title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Board row manual-e3ee581b187ff31d, owner-ratified doctrine 2026-08-16: the shared main checkout (/home/user/Projects/overdeck) must stay fast-forwarded to origin/main now that its loose WIP was parked on wip/* branches. Its double role (browsing mirror + scratch space) caused day-stale docs/plans and three FIRE plans stranded invisibly. BUILD: 1) A sync step 'main-checkout-ff-sync' that runs AFTER a successful deploy (find the right seam in packaging/deploy-local.sh's post-success section — the same region that re-pins the deploy clone and locks the release tree; read the current script carefully, it recently gained the standing-deployer queue path and read-only locking). The step: /usr/bin/git -C <main checkout> fetch origin --quiet, then merge --ff-only origin/main. RULES: refuses are FINE and silent-to-success (a dirty or diverged checkout means sessions are mid-work — log one structured line naming the first blocking path, exit 0, never fail the deploy); NEVER stash/reset/checkout-force/clean — ff-only merge or nothing; never run when another git process holds index.lock (skip with the same structured line). 2) A weekly-noise guard is FORBIDDEN (no cron, no timers — notifications doctrine): visibility is one structured jsonl line under ~/.local/state/overdeck/main-checkout-sync/ per attempt, and the LAST line's status surfaces via a tiny addition to the existing deploy-status.json writer if that seam is trivial — otherwise skip surfacing, the jsonl suffices. 3) The parking discipline: extend the docs (CLAUDE.md 'Worktree isolation' section, ONE line, matching its existing terse style) stating loose WIP in the main checkout gets parked to wip/* and the checkout stays ff-synced — plus a receipt appended to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md? NO — wrong plan; append the receipt to docs/plans/INDEX.md is also wrong; put a short new section in docs/plans/2026-08-11-wip-worktree-triage.md (the standing WIP-triage plan) recording the parking event (branch wip/main-checkout-park-20260816, what it holds) and this automation. 4) TESTS in packaging's existing style: ff succeeds on a clean behind checkout fixture; refuses cleanly (exit 0 + structured line) on dirty fixture, on diverged fixture, and on index.lock present; never invokes any destructive verb (assert by grepping the script for the forbidden verbs). Run bash -n + the new tests + packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh (adjacent seam, must stay green). Commit: 'Keep the main checkout fast-forwarded after deploys'. Do not push. Report the seam line numbers, real test output, anything unverified.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Board row manual-e3ee581b187ff31d, owner-ratified doctrine 2026-08-16: the shared main checkout (/home/user/Projects/overdeck) must stay fast-forwarded to origin/main now that its loose WIP was parked on wip/* branches. Its double role (browsing mirror + scratch space) caused day-stale docs/plans and three FIRE plans stranded invisibly. BUILD: 1) A sync step 'main-checkout-ff-sync' that runs AFTER a successful deploy (find the right seam in packaging/deploy-local.sh's post-success section — the same region that re-pins the deploy clone and locks the release tree; read the current script carefully, it recently gained the standing-deployer queue path and read-only locking). The step: /usr/bin/git -C <main checkout> fetch origin --quiet, then merge --ff-only origin/main. RULES: refuses are FINE and silent-to-success (a dirty or diverged checkout means sessions are mid-work — log one structured line naming the first blocking path, exit 0, never fail the deploy); NEVER stash/reset/checkout-force/clean — ff-only merge or nothing; never run when another git process holds index.lock (skip with the same structured line). 2) A weekly-noise guard is FORBIDDEN (no cron, no timers — notifications doctrine): visibility is one structured jsonl line under ~/.local/state/overdeck/main-checkout-sync/ per attempt, and the LAST line's status surfaces via a tiny addition to the existing deploy-status.json writer if that seam is trivial — otherwise skip surfacing, the jsonl suffices. 3) The parking discipline: extend the docs (CLAUDE.md 'Worktree isolation' section, ONE line, matching its existing terse style) stating loose WIP in the main checkout gets parked to wip/* and the checkout stays ff-synced — plus a receipt appended to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md? NO — wrong plan; append the receipt to docs/plans/INDEX.md is also wrong; put a short new section in docs/plans/2026-08-11-wip-worktree-triage.md (the standing WIP-triage plan) recording the parking event (branch wip/main-checkout-park-20260816, what it holds) and this automation. 4) TESTS in packaging's existing style: ff succeeds on a clean behind checkout fixture; refuses cleanly (exit 0 + structured line) on dirty fixture, on diverged fixture, and on index.lock present; never invokes any destructive verb (assert by grepping the script for the forbidden verbs). Run bash -n + the new tests + packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh (adjacent seam, must stay green). Commit: 'Keep the main checkout fast-forwarded after deploys'. Do not push. Report the seam line numbers, real test output, anything unverified.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Board row manual-e3ee581b187ff31d, owner-ratified doctrine 2026-08-16: the shared main checkout (/home/user/Projects/overdeck) must stay fast-forwarded to origin/main now that its loose WIP was parked on wip/* branches. Its double role (browsing mirror + scratch space) caused day-stale docs/plans and three FIRE plans stranded invisibly. BUILD: 1) A sync step 'main-checkout-ff-sync' that runs AFTER a successful deploy (find the right seam in packaging/deploy-local.sh's post-success section — the same region that re-pins the deploy clone and locks the release tree; read the current script carefully, it recently gained the standing-deployer queue path and read-only locking). The step: /usr/bin/git -C <main checkout> fetch origin --quiet, then merge --ff-only origin/main. RULES: refuses are FINE and silent-to-success (a dirty or diverged checkout means sessions are mid-work — log one structured line naming the first blocking path, exit 0, never fail the deploy); NEVER stash/reset/checkout-force/clean — ff-only merge or nothing; never run when another git process holds index.lock (skip with the same structured line). 2) A weekly-noise guard is FORBIDDEN (no cron, no timers — notifications doctrine): visibility is one structured jsonl line under ~/.local/state/overdeck/main-checkout-sync/ per attempt, and the LAST line's status surfaces via a tiny addition to the existing deploy-status.json writer if that seam is trivial — otherwise skip surfacing, the jsonl suffices. 3) The parking discipline: extend the docs (CLAUDE.md 'Worktree isolation' section, ONE line, matching its existing terse style) stating loose WIP in the main checkout gets parked to wip/* and the checkout stays ff-synced — plus a receipt appended to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md? NO — wrong plan; append the receipt to docs/plans/INDEX.md is also wrong; put a short new section in docs/plans/2026-08-11-wip-worktree-triage.md (the standing WIP-triage plan) recording the parking event (branch wip/main-checkout-park-20260816, what it holds) and this automation. 4) TESTS in packaging's existing style: ff succeeds on a clean behind checkout fixture; refuses cleanly (exit 0 + structured line) on dirty fixture, on diverged fixture, and on index.lock present; never invokes any destructive verb (assert by grepping the script for the forbidden verbs). Run bash -n + the new tests + packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh (adjacent seam, must stay green). Commit: 'Keep the main checkout fast-forwarded after deploys'. Do not push. Report the seam line numbers, real test output, anything unverified.


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title:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review the PHASE-2 INTAKE WRITERS ROADMAP recorded inside docs/plans/2026-08-14-request-intake.md (the dated design section near the end listing: ship-submit/land-queue ticket state-transition writer, factory-run-start writer, cdx exec / ask-gpt dispatch writers with probe-model carve-out, direct-land git-shim seam, session-death salvage rows, od-wip restore association; universal laws: associate-don't-create, server-side 409 on stable keys, fail-open, rejected trigger classes). Review it against the NOW-LANDED reality it must compose with: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts + requests-dedup.ts (work_key exact-match landed), hooks/task-board-sync.mjs (TaskCreate bridge landed), modules/workstation/claude/bin/od-worktree associate_request (409-based), the lifecycle transition machine (landed AFTER the roadmap was written — S1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md), and the attribution columns (session_name/session_id). QUESTIONS: 1) The roadmap predates the lifecycle verbs — do its writers need updating to CALL transitions (in_flight/shipped) rather than the older claim-only semantics; name each writer whose described behavior is now stale. 2) ship-submit writer: the land queue mints ticket.<hex> ids — is branch-name-as-work_key vs ticket-as-work_key resolved anywhere, and which survives a rebase? 3) The probe-model carve-out lists spark + model-test-fixture allowlist — is pi's separate luna/low testing rule (memory-recorded) a hole in the carve-out? 4) session-death salvage: origin agent-incident vs the lifecycle 'orphaned' state proposed in task-lifecycle S4 — are these the SAME thing described twice (convergence risk: two writers, two states, one event)? 5) Sequencing: the roadmap says soak-then-add — is any phase-2 writer now BLOCKED by something landed today rather than merely waiting? VERDICT: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED per finding, file:line evidence, no praise.

first_user_message:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review the PHASE-2 INTAKE WRITERS ROADMAP recorded inside docs/plans/2026-08-14-request-intake.md (the dated design section near the end listing: ship-submit/land-queue ticket state-transition writer, factory-run-start writer, cdx exec / ask-gpt dispatch writers with probe-model carve-out, direct-land git-shim seam, session-death salvage rows, od-wip restore association; universal laws: associate-don't-create, server-side 409 on stable keys, fail-open, rejected trigger classes). Review it against the NOW-LANDED reality it must compose with: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts + requests-dedup.ts (work_key exact-match landed), hooks/task-board-sync.mjs (TaskCreate bridge landed), modules/workstation/claude/bin/od-worktree associate_request (409-based), the lifecycle transition machine (landed AFTER the roadmap was written — S1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md), and the attribution columns (session_name/session_id). QUESTIONS: 1) The roadmap predates the lifecycle verbs — do its writers need updating to CALL transitions (in_flight/shipped) rather than the older claim-only semantics; name each writer whose described behavior is now stale. 2) ship-submit writer: the land queue mints ticket.<hex> ids — is branch-name-as-work_key vs ticket-as-work_key resolved anywhere, and which survives a rebase? 3) The probe-model carve-out lists spark + model-test-fixture allowlist — is pi's separate luna/low testing rule (memory-recorded) a hole in the carve-out? 4) session-death salvage: origin agent-incident vs the lifecycle 'orphaned' state proposed in task-lifecycle S4 — are these the SAME thing described twice (convergence risk: two writers, two states, one event)? 5) Sequencing: the roadmap says soak-then-add — is any phase-2 writer now BLOCKED by something landed today rather than merely waiting? VERDICT: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED per finding, file:line evidence, no praise.

preview:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review the PHASE-2 INTAKE WRITERS ROADMAP recorded inside docs/plans/2026-08-14-request-intake.md (the dated design section near the end listing: ship-submit/land-queue ticket state-transition writer, factory-run-start writer, cdx exec / ask-gpt dispatch writers with probe-model carve-out, direct-land git-shim seam, session-death salvage rows, od-wip restore association; universal laws: associate-don't-create, server-side 409 on stable keys, fail-open, rejected trigger classes). Review it against the NOW-LANDED reality it must compose with: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts + requests-dedup.ts (work_key exact-match landed), hooks/task-board-sync.mjs (TaskCreate bridge landed), modules/workstation/claude/bin/od-worktree associate_request (409-based), the lifecycle transition machine (landed AFTER the roadmap was written — S1 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md), and the attribution columns (session_name/session_id). QUESTIONS: 1) The roadmap predates the lifecycle verbs — do its writers need updating to CALL transitions (in_flight/shipped) rather than the older claim-only semantics; name each writer whose described behavior is now stale. 2) ship-submit writer: the land queue mints ticket.<hex> ids — is branch-name-as-work_key vs ticket-as-work_key resolved anywhere, and which survives a rebase? 3) The probe-model carve-out lists spark + model-test-fixture allowlist — is pi's separate luna/low testing rule (memory-recorded) a hole in the carve-out? 4) session-death salvage: origin agent-incident vs the lifecycle 'orphaned' state proposed in task-lifecycle S4 — are these the SAME thing described twice (convergence risk: two writers, two states, one event)? 5) Sequencing: the roadmap says soak-then-add — is any phase-2 writer now BLOCKED by something landed today rather than merely waiting? VERDICT: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED per finding, file:line evidence, no praise.


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title:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review PHASE 2 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md — the releases/<sha> directories + atomic current symlink design (rollback = flip back). The design section was written by the same codex lane that built phase 1 (read-only-between-deploys locking, landed), so it has never had independent review. Ground truth: packaging/deploy-local.sh AS IT IS NOW (it gained the standing-deployer queue path, --now, docs-only early exit, the read-only locking via packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, and possibly a main-checkout ff-sync step landing in parallel — review against current code), packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh, lib/deckctl/sync.sh ON THE DEPLOY CLONE SIDE (the pin check: deploy-pinned-sha, dirty refusal), and the systemd consumers: how ~/.claude/{hooks,bin,skills} symlink into the deploy clone and what overdeck-deploy.service does. QUESTIONS: 1) The pin-drift failure mode phase 2 claims to erase — walk the actual failure paths (pin file vs HEAD mismatch, dirty clone) and verify releases/<sha> + current-flip actually eliminates EACH, or name which survive. 2) The ~/.claude symlinks point INTO the clone today — under releases/<sha>, do they point at 'current' (one more symlink hop: does anything resolve realpath and break — the hooks dispatcher? deckctl rewrite registry? the two-writers ~/.claude doctrine from the boxes?). 3) Disk: N releases of a repo this size — what does the design say about pruning and is the deploy-suite's release-prune fixture consistent with it? 4) Atomicity: current-flip during a live agent turn reading hooks mid-execution — torn-read risk real or not? 5) Is phase 2 actually WORTH building now that phase 1 locking landed — what failure classes remain that phase 1 does not already close (honest cost/benefit, the owner decides with this). VERDICT: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED per finding, file:line evidence, no praise.

first_user_message:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review PHASE 2 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md — the releases/<sha> directories + atomic current symlink design (rollback = flip back). The design section was written by the same codex lane that built phase 1 (read-only-between-deploys locking, landed), so it has never had independent review. Ground truth: packaging/deploy-local.sh AS IT IS NOW (it gained the standing-deployer queue path, --now, docs-only early exit, the read-only locking via packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, and possibly a main-checkout ff-sync step landing in parallel — review against current code), packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh, lib/deckctl/sync.sh ON THE DEPLOY CLONE SIDE (the pin check: deploy-pinned-sha, dirty refusal), and the systemd consumers: how ~/.claude/{hooks,bin,skills} symlink into the deploy clone and what overdeck-deploy.service does. QUESTIONS: 1) The pin-drift failure mode phase 2 claims to erase — walk the actual failure paths (pin file vs HEAD mismatch, dirty clone) and verify releases/<sha> + current-flip actually eliminates EACH, or name which survive. 2) The ~/.claude symlinks point INTO the clone today — under releases/<sha>, do they point at 'current' (one more symlink hop: does anything resolve realpath and break — the hooks dispatcher? deckctl rewrite registry? the two-writers ~/.claude doctrine from the boxes?). 3) Disk: N releases of a repo this size — what does the design say about pruning and is the deploy-suite's release-prune fixture consistent with it? 4) Atomicity: current-flip during a live agent turn reading hooks mid-execution — torn-read risk real or not? 5) Is phase 2 actually WORTH building now that phase 1 locking landed — what failure classes remain that phase 1 does not already close (honest cost/benefit, the owner decides with this). VERDICT: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED per finding, file:line evidence, no praise.

preview:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review PHASE 2 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md — the releases/<sha> directories + atomic current symlink design (rollback = flip back). The design section was written by the same codex lane that built phase 1 (read-only-between-deploys locking, landed), so it has never had independent review. Ground truth: packaging/deploy-local.sh AS IT IS NOW (it gained the standing-deployer queue path, --now, docs-only early exit, the read-only locking via packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, and possibly a main-checkout ff-sync step landing in parallel — review against current code), packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh, lib/deckctl/sync.sh ON THE DEPLOY CLONE SIDE (the pin check: deploy-pinned-sha, dirty refusal), and the systemd consumers: how ~/.claude/{hooks,bin,skills} symlink into the deploy clone and what overdeck-deploy.service does. QUESTIONS: 1) The pin-drift failure mode phase 2 claims to erase — walk the actual failure paths (pin file vs HEAD mismatch, dirty clone) and verify releases/<sha> + current-flip actually eliminates EACH, or name which survive. 2) The ~/.claude symlinks point INTO the clone today — under releases/<sha>, do they point at 'current' (one more symlink hop: does anything resolve realpath and break — the hooks dispatcher? deckctl rewrite registry? the two-writers ~/.claude doctrine from the boxes?). 3) Disk: N releases of a repo this size — what does the design say about pruning and is the deploy-suite's release-prune fixture consistent with it? 4) Atomicity: current-flip during a live agent turn reading hooks mid-execution — torn-read risk real or not? 5) Is phase 2 actually WORTH building now that phase 1 locking landed — what failure classes remain that phase 1 does not already close (honest cost/benefit, the owner decides with this). VERDICT: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED per finding, file:line evidence, no praise.


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title:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review the PHASE-2 INTAKE WRITERS ROADMAP recorded in the dated design section of docs/plans/2026-08-14-request-intake.md (ship-submit/ticket state-transition writer, factory-run-start writer, cdx/ask-gpt dispatch writers with probe-model carve-out, direct-land git-shim seam, session-death salvage, od-wip restore association; laws: associate-don't-create, 409 on stable keys, fail-open). Read selectively — grep sections, avoid slurping large files. Review against landed reality: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts + requests-dedup.ts (work_key exact-match), hooks/task-board-sync.mjs, od-worktree associate_request, the lifecycle transition machine (landed AFTER the roadmap: docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md S1), attribution columns session_name/session_id. QUESTIONS: 1) Which roadmap writers describe stale claim-only semantics that must now CALL lifecycle transitions — name each. 2) ship-submit: ticket.<hex> vs branch-name as work_key — resolved anywhere, and which survives a rebase? 3) Probe carve-out lists spark + model-test-fixture allowlist — is pi's separate luna/low rule a hole? 4) session-death salvage (origin agent-incident) vs lifecycle S4 orphaned state — the same event designed twice? Convergence risk of two writers/two states. 5) Is any phase-2 writer now BLOCKED by something landed today rather than merely soaking? VERDICT per finding: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED, file:line evidence, no praise.

first_user_message:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review the PHASE-2 INTAKE WRITERS ROADMAP recorded in the dated design section of docs/plans/2026-08-14-request-intake.md (ship-submit/ticket state-transition writer, factory-run-start writer, cdx/ask-gpt dispatch writers with probe-model carve-out, direct-land git-shim seam, session-death salvage, od-wip restore association; laws: associate-don't-create, 409 on stable keys, fail-open). Read selectively — grep sections, avoid slurping large files. Review against landed reality: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts + requests-dedup.ts (work_key exact-match), hooks/task-board-sync.mjs, od-worktree associate_request, the lifecycle transition machine (landed AFTER the roadmap: docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md S1), attribution columns session_name/session_id. QUESTIONS: 1) Which roadmap writers describe stale claim-only semantics that must now CALL lifecycle transitions — name each. 2) ship-submit: ticket.<hex> vs branch-name as work_key — resolved anywhere, and which survives a rebase? 3) Probe carve-out lists spark + model-test-fixture allowlist — is pi's separate luna/low rule a hole? 4) session-death salvage (origin agent-incident) vs lifecycle S4 orphaned state — the same event designed twice? Convergence risk of two writers/two states. 5) Is any phase-2 writer now BLOCKED by something landed today rather than merely soaking? VERDICT per finding: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED, file:line evidence, no praise.

preview:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review the PHASE-2 INTAKE WRITERS ROADMAP recorded in the dated design section of docs/plans/2026-08-14-request-intake.md (ship-submit/ticket state-transition writer, factory-run-start writer, cdx/ask-gpt dispatch writers with probe-model carve-out, direct-land git-shim seam, session-death salvage, od-wip restore association; laws: associate-don't-create, 409 on stable keys, fail-open). Read selectively — grep sections, avoid slurping large files. Review against landed reality: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts + requests-dedup.ts (work_key exact-match), hooks/task-board-sync.mjs, od-worktree associate_request, the lifecycle transition machine (landed AFTER the roadmap: docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md S1), attribution columns session_name/session_id. QUESTIONS: 1) Which roadmap writers describe stale claim-only semantics that must now CALL lifecycle transitions — name each. 2) ship-submit: ticket.<hex> vs branch-name as work_key — resolved anywhere, and which survives a rebase? 3) Probe carve-out lists spark + model-test-fixture allowlist — is pi's separate luna/low rule a hole? 4) session-death salvage (origin agent-incident) vs lifecycle S4 orphaned state — the same event designed twice? Convergence risk of two writers/two states. 5) Is any phase-2 writer now BLOCKED by something landed today rather than merely soaking? VERDICT per finding: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED, file:line evidence, no praise.


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title:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review PHASE 2 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md — releases/<sha> dirs + atomic current symlink (rollback = flip back). Written by the lane that built phase 1 (read-only locking, landed); never independently reviewed. Read selectively — grep sections, avoid slurping large files. Ground truth: packaging/deploy-local.sh AS NOW (standing-deployer queue path, --now, docs-only early exit, read-only locking via packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, possibly a main-checkout ff-sync step), packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh, lib/deckctl/sync.sh pin/dirty refusals, and how ~/.claude/{hooks,bin,skills} symlink into the deploy clone + what overdeck-deploy.service does. QUESTIONS: 1) Walk each pin-drift failure path (pin vs HEAD mismatch, dirty clone) — does releases/<sha>+current-flip eliminate EACH, or which survive? 2) ~/.claude symlinks: under releases/<sha> they'd point through current — does anything resolve realpath and break (hooks dispatcher, deckctl rewrite registry, the boxes' two-writers ~/.claude doctrine)? 3) Disk/pruning: N releases of this repo — what does the design say, consistent with the deploy suite's release-prune fixture? 4) current-flip during a live agent turn reading hooks: torn-read risk real? 5) NOW THAT PHASE 1 LANDED: which failure classes does phase 2 still close — honest cost/benefit for the owner's go/no-go. VERDICT per finding: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED, file:line evidence, no praise.

first_user_message:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review PHASE 2 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md — releases/<sha> dirs + atomic current symlink (rollback = flip back). Written by the lane that built phase 1 (read-only locking, landed); never independently reviewed. Read selectively — grep sections, avoid slurping large files. Ground truth: packaging/deploy-local.sh AS NOW (standing-deployer queue path, --now, docs-only early exit, read-only locking via packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, possibly a main-checkout ff-sync step), packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh, lib/deckctl/sync.sh pin/dirty refusals, and how ~/.claude/{hooks,bin,skills} symlink into the deploy clone + what overdeck-deploy.service does. QUESTIONS: 1) Walk each pin-drift failure path (pin vs HEAD mismatch, dirty clone) — does releases/<sha>+current-flip eliminate EACH, or which survive? 2) ~/.claude symlinks: under releases/<sha> they'd point through current — does anything resolve realpath and break (hooks dispatcher, deckctl rewrite registry, the boxes' two-writers ~/.claude doctrine)? 3) Disk/pruning: N releases of this repo — what does the design say, consistent with the deploy suite's release-prune fixture? 4) current-flip during a live agent turn reading hooks: torn-read risk real? 5) NOW THAT PHASE 1 LANDED: which failure classes does phase 2 still close — honest cost/benefit for the owner's go/no-go. VERDICT per finding: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED, file:line evidence, no praise.

preview:
  REVIEW ONLY — change no files. Adversarially review PHASE 2 of docs/plans/2026-08-16-immutable-releases.md — releases/<sha> dirs + atomic current symlink (rollback = flip back). Written by the lane that built phase 1 (read-only locking, landed); never independently reviewed. Read selectively — grep sections, avoid slurping large files. Ground truth: packaging/deploy-local.sh AS NOW (standing-deployer queue path, --now, docs-only early exit, read-only locking via packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, possibly a main-checkout ff-sync step), packaging/lib/release-tree.sh, packaging/tests/immutable-release-tree.test.sh, lib/deckctl/sync.sh pin/dirty refusals, and how ~/.claude/{hooks,bin,skills} symlink into the deploy clone + what overdeck-deploy.service does. QUESTIONS: 1) Walk each pin-drift failure path (pin vs HEAD mismatch, dirty clone) — does releases/<sha>+current-flip eliminate EACH, or which survive? 2) ~/.claude symlinks: under releases/<sha> they'd point through current — does anything resolve realpath and break (hooks dispatcher, deckctl rewrite registry, the boxes' two-writers ~/.claude doctrine)? 3) Disk/pruning: N releases of this repo — what does the design say, consistent with the deploy suite's release-prune fixture? 4) current-flip during a live agent turn reading hooks: torn-read risk real? 5) NOW THAT PHASE 1 LANDED: which failure classes does phase 2 still close — honest cost/benefit for the owner's go/no-go. VERDICT per finding: BLOCKER/CORRECTION/CONFIRMED, file:line evidence, no praise.


id: 01a009ca-b50e-7781-8a2d-1b39ca23ddb2
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/callback-consolidate-c03415ebc9f5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
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title:
  plugins/international-press-zone: tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php is a load-time assertion script (throws RuntimeException at file scope, like CallbackConsolidationTest.php). It currently throws at line 63: 'Successful synchronous responses must read data.translatedContent and its companion fields.' — meaning this is a REAL failing assertion, not a loader problem: $api->translate(['title'=>'Hello','content'=>'World'],'en','es',['post_id'=>42]) with stubbed wp_remote_post returning first 202 {data:{status:pending}} then 200 {data:{translatedTitle:'Hola',translatedContent:'Mundo',charactersUsed:9}} does not come back with title Hola / content Mundo.

  Debug it for real: run 'php tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php' directly (it is self-contained) and add temporary debugging to see what TranslationAPI::translate actually does with the stubbed responses — whether the 202-pending replay loop exists and reruns the POST, whether the parser reads data.translatedTitle/translatedContent, and whether the test's stubs match translate()'s real signature and helper usage (wp_remote_post/wp_remote_retrieve_* usage, post-meta functions for the idempotency key). Fix the IMPLEMENTATION in includes/Integration/TranslationAPI.php (and its callers if a signature changes) so the pinned contract holds: 202 {data:{status:pending}} → bounded replay with the SAME Idempotency-Key; 200 → parse data.translatedTitle/translatedExcerpt/translatedContent/charactersUsed; same post+targetLang+content reuses the persisted post-meta key. If the test file itself stubs something incorrectly (wrong helper name, wrong meta function), fix the stub — but assertions stay as-is. Remove all temporary debugging.

  Then run the FULL vendor/bin/phpunit and vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist and paste both REAL final summary lines. 0 failures and the suite must reach 'OK' — the suite currently aborts at load, so a passing run proves the fix. Do NOT commit. Print the git diff of every file you change.

first_user_message:
  plugins/international-press-zone: tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php is a load-time assertion script (throws RuntimeException at file scope, like CallbackConsolidationTest.php). It currently throws at line 63: 'Successful synchronous responses must read data.translatedContent and its companion fields.' — meaning this is a REAL failing assertion, not a loader problem: $api->translate(['title'=>'Hello','content'=>'World'],'en','es',['post_id'=>42]) with stubbed wp_remote_post returning first 202 {data:{status:pending}} then 200 {data:{translatedTitle:'Hola',translatedContent:'Mundo',charactersUsed:9}} does not come back with title Hola / content Mundo.

  Debug it for real: run 'php tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php' directly (it is self-contained) and add temporary debugging to see what TranslationAPI::translate actually does with the stubbed responses — whether the 202-pending replay loop exists and reruns the POST, whether the parser reads data.translatedTitle/translatedContent, and whether the test's stubs match translate()'s real signature and helper usage (wp_remote_post/wp_remote_retrieve_* usage, post-meta functions for the idempotency key). Fix the IMPLEMENTATION in includes/Integration/TranslationAPI.php (and its callers if a signature changes) so the pinned contract holds: 202 {data:{status:pending}} → bounded replay with the SAME Idempotency-Key; 200 → parse data.translatedTitle/translatedExcerpt/translatedContent/charactersUsed; same post+targetLang+content reuses the persisted post-meta key. If the test file itself stubs something incorrectly (wrong helper name, wrong meta function), fix the stub — but assertions stay as-is. Remove all temporary debugging.

  Then run the FULL vendor/bin/phpunit and vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist and paste both REAL final summary lines. 0 failures and the suite must reach 'OK' — the suite currently aborts at load, so a passing run proves the fix. Do NOT commit. Print the git diff of every file you change.

preview:
  plugins/international-press-zone: tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php is a load-time assertion script (throws RuntimeException at file scope, like CallbackConsolidationTest.php). It currently throws at line 63: 'Successful synchronous responses must read data.translatedContent and its companion fields.' — meaning this is a REAL failing assertion, not a loader problem: $api->translate(['title'=>'Hello','content'=>'World'],'en','es',['post_id'=>42]) with stubbed wp_remote_post returning first 202 {data:{status:pending}} then 200 {data:{translatedTitle:'Hola',translatedContent:'Mundo',charactersUsed:9}} does not come back with title Hola / content Mundo.

  Debug it for real: run 'php tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php' directly (it is self-contained) and add temporary debugging to see what TranslationAPI::translate actually does with the stubbed responses — whether the 202-pending replay loop exists and reruns the POST, whether the parser reads data.translatedTitle/translatedContent, and whether the test's stubs match translate()'s real signature and helper usage (wp_remote_post/wp_remote_retrieve_* usage, post-meta functions for the idempotency key). Fix the IMPLEMENTATION in includes/Integration/TranslationAPI.php (and its callers if a signature changes) so the pinned contract holds: 202 {data:{status:pending}} → bounded replay with the SAME Idempotency-Key; 200 → parse data.translatedTitle/translatedExcerpt/translatedContent/charactersUsed; same post+targetLang+content reuses the persisted post-meta key. If the test file itself stubs something incorrectly (wrong helper name, wrong meta function), fix the stub — but assertions stay as-is. Remove all temporary debugging.

  Then run the FULL vendor/bin/phpunit and vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist and paste both REAL final summary lines. 0 failures and the suite must reach 'OK' — the suite currently aborts at load, so a passing run proves the fix. Do NOT commit. Print the git diff of every file you change.


id: 01a009d3-ad1a-7202-b1ae-f6beb40eddbe
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/provision-parallel-impl-d79ab626a358
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 6a88a41c9cbc17e467448ee5ad6dc4f79031a2ca
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title:
  Two related defects in the overdeck deploy pipeline. Board rows manual-49e12c78464802ac and manual-359c762f2697c88a.

  DEFECT 1 — the web-release smoke discards its own output. packaging/deploy-local.sh (~line 697) builds release_verify_cmd ending in ">/dev/null 2>&1"; when activation fails, the deploy reports smoke-failed-rolled-back with no way to name the failing check. It rolled back 3 deploys today. Fix: capture the verify command output (collector curl code + web-watchdog sweep output) to a bounded file under the deploy state dir (e.g. ${DEPLOY_STATE_FILE%.json}.smoke.log, truncated each attempt, keep last attempt only), and on failure include the last ~3 lines of it in the fail detail so the owner notification and the JSON status line name what actually failed. Do not change pass/fail semantics; observability only.

  DEFECT 2 — packaging/test-deploy-local.sh has 6 known-red cases (pre-existing, NOT caused by recent changes): "installs and enables the systemd queue drain units" and the five "forces a full deploy and writes its success stamp: docsonly-*" cases. Diagnose the shared causes honestly and repair the SUITE OR THE CODE, whichever is actually wrong — never weaken an assertion to pass. Run the full suite; target 46/0 but if any case is genuinely un-repairable in this pass, leave it red and say why in the commit message.

  Run: bash packaging/test-deploy-local.sh (expect the 6 to be red BEFORE your fix — prove you see the same baseline). Match surrounding code style. Commit with a terse message. Do not touch anything outside packaging/.

first_user_message:
  Two related defects in the overdeck deploy pipeline. Board rows manual-49e12c78464802ac and manual-359c762f2697c88a.

  DEFECT 1 — the web-release smoke discards its own output. packaging/deploy-local.sh (~line 697) builds release_verify_cmd ending in ">/dev/null 2>&1"; when activation fails, the deploy reports smoke-failed-rolled-back with no way to name the failing check. It rolled back 3 deploys today. Fix: capture the verify command output (collector curl code + web-watchdog sweep output) to a bounded file under the deploy state dir (e.g. ${DEPLOY_STATE_FILE%.json}.smoke.log, truncated each attempt, keep last attempt only), and on failure include the last ~3 lines of it in the fail detail so the owner notification and the JSON status line name what actually failed. Do not change pass/fail semantics; observability only.

  DEFECT 2 — packaging/test-deploy-local.sh has 6 known-red cases (pre-existing, NOT caused by recent changes): "installs and enables the systemd queue drain units" and the five "forces a full deploy and writes its success stamp: docsonly-*" cases. Diagnose the shared causes honestly and repair the SUITE OR THE CODE, whichever is actually wrong — never weaken an assertion to pass. Run the full suite; target 46/0 but if any case is genuinely un-repairable in this pass, leave it red and say why in the commit message.

  Run: bash packaging/test-deploy-local.sh (expect the 6 to be red BEFORE your fix — prove you see the same baseline). Match surrounding code style. Commit with a terse message. Do not touch anything outside packaging/.

preview:
  Two related defects in the overdeck deploy pipeline. Board rows manual-49e12c78464802ac and manual-359c762f2697c88a.

  DEFECT 1 — the web-release smoke discards its own output. packaging/deploy-local.sh (~line 697) builds release_verify_cmd ending in ">/dev/null 2>&1"; when activation fails, the deploy reports smoke-failed-rolled-back with no way to name the failing check. It rolled back 3 deploys today. Fix: capture the verify command output (collector curl code + web-watchdog sweep output) to a bounded file under the deploy state dir (e.g. ${DEPLOY_STATE_FILE%.json}.smoke.log, truncated each attempt, keep last attempt only), and on failure include the last ~3 lines of it in the fail detail so the owner notification and the JSON status line name what actually failed. Do not change pass/fail semantics; observability only.

  DEFECT 2 — packaging/test-deploy-local.sh has 6 known-red cases (pre-existing, NOT caused by recent changes): "installs and enables the systemd queue drain units" and the five "forces a full deploy and writes its success stamp: docsonly-*" cases. Diagnose the shared causes honestly and repair the SUITE OR THE CODE, whichever is actually wrong — never weaken an assertion to pass. Run the full suite; target 46/0 but if any case is genuinely un-repairable in this pass, leave it red and say why in the commit message.

  Run: bash packaging/test-deploy-local.sh (expect the 6 to be red BEFORE your fix — prove you see the same baseline). Match surrounding code style. Commit with a terse message. Do not touch anything outside packaging/.


id: 01a009d3-dbff-7153-b212-6b3507f7f741
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/deny-gate-impl-3b6b34f04881
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 6a88a41c9cbc17e467448ee5ad6dc4f79031a2ca
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
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model: gpt-5.6-terra
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thread_source: user
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rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T09-07-54-01a009d3-dbff-7153-b212-6b3507f7f741.jsonl

title:
  Implement Half B of docs/specs/2026-08-16-botmaster-inbound-attachments-design.md (read it first; Half A is done in the external bot repo and the D1 columns file_id/file_name/file_size/mime_type already exist, nullable). Plus one small related polish.

  HALF B (the spec section "Half B: overdeck repo (proxy)" is the contract):
  - New modules/botmaster/notify/files.ts with the exact fetchInboundFile signature from the spec: getFile + download to ~/.local/state/overdeck/botmaster/files/<messageId>/<sanitized name>, dirs 700 files 600, basename-only sanitization (traversal, leading dots, empty -> attachment.bin), 45MB refusal on BOTH the declared file_size and actual bytes, token never in any log or thrown error (strip the URL host from wrapped fetch errors).
  - packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts: the inbox poll SELECT gains the four columns (rows without them must keep working — tolerate missing/null); when a row has file_id, download BEFORE registering; success appends "\n[attachment saved: <path>]" to the registered text, failure appends "\n[attachment could not be fetched: <file_name>]" — the message itself is never lost; failures logged with message id only.
  - Tests per the spec Acceptance list; run /usr/bin/bun test modules/botmaster/notify/ packaging/botmaster-proxy.test.ts.

  POLISH — bare ack receipts: the proxy acks inbound messages by spawning `botmaster --fyi "Message #<id> received"`, which wraps the text in a full session envelope ("<emoji> <session> sent you a message #...:"). The owner wants the receipt BARE. Add a --raw flag to modules/botmaster/notify/send.ts (parseArgs + main): skips renderOutbound/renderReply and the coalescing path, sends the text verbatim as the Telegram message (still recorded in the store with the raw text), refuses combination with --reply and --attachment. Use it in the proxy ack spawn. Test the flag contract.

  Match surrounding code style (dense single-line in notify files). Do not weaken any existing test. Do not touch the inbox hook or waker. Commit with a terse message.

first_user_message:
  Implement Half B of docs/specs/2026-08-16-botmaster-inbound-attachments-design.md (read it first; Half A is done in the external bot repo and the D1 columns file_id/file_name/file_size/mime_type already exist, nullable). Plus one small related polish.

  HALF B (the spec section "Half B: overdeck repo (proxy)" is the contract):
  - New modules/botmaster/notify/files.ts with the exact fetchInboundFile signature from the spec: getFile + download to ~/.local/state/overdeck/botmaster/files/<messageId>/<sanitized name>, dirs 700 files 600, basename-only sanitization (traversal, leading dots, empty -> attachment.bin), 45MB refusal on BOTH the declared file_size and actual bytes, token never in any log or thrown error (strip the URL host from wrapped fetch errors).
  - packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts: the inbox poll SELECT gains the four columns (rows without them must keep working — tolerate missing/null); when a row has file_id, download BEFORE registering; success appends "\n[attachment saved: <path>]" to the registered text, failure appends "\n[attachment could not be fetched: <file_name>]" — the message itself is never lost; failures logged with message id only.
  - Tests per the spec Acceptance list; run /usr/bin/bun test modules/botmaster/notify/ packaging/botmaster-proxy.test.ts.

  POLISH — bare ack receipts: the proxy acks inbound messages by spawning `botmaster --fyi "Message #<id> received"`, which wraps the text in a full session envelope ("<emoji> <session> sent you a message #...:"). The owner wants the receipt BARE. Add a --raw flag to modules/botmaster/notify/send.ts (parseArgs + main): skips renderOutbound/renderReply and the coalescing path, sends the text verbatim as the Telegram message (still recorded in the store with the raw text), refuses combination with --reply and --attachment. Use it in the proxy ack spawn. Test the flag contract.

  Match surrounding code style (dense single-line in notify files). Do not weaken any existing test. Do not touch the inbox hook or waker. Commit with a terse message.

preview:
  Implement Half B of docs/specs/2026-08-16-botmaster-inbound-attachments-design.md (read it first; Half A is done in the external bot repo and the D1 columns file_id/file_name/file_size/mime_type already exist, nullable). Plus one small related polish.

  HALF B (the spec section "Half B: overdeck repo (proxy)" is the contract):
  - New modules/botmaster/notify/files.ts with the exact fetchInboundFile signature from the spec: getFile + download to ~/.local/state/overdeck/botmaster/files/<messageId>/<sanitized name>, dirs 700 files 600, basename-only sanitization (traversal, leading dots, empty -> attachment.bin), 45MB refusal on BOTH the declared file_size and actual bytes, token never in any log or thrown error (strip the URL host from wrapped fetch errors).
  - packaging/botmaster-proxy.ts: the inbox poll SELECT gains the four columns (rows without them must keep working — tolerate missing/null); when a row has file_id, download BEFORE registering; success appends "\n[attachment saved: <path>]" to the registered text, failure appends "\n[attachment could not be fetched: <file_name>]" — the message itself is never lost; failures logged with message id only.
  - Tests per the spec Acceptance list; run /usr/bin/bun test modules/botmaster/notify/ packaging/botmaster-proxy.test.ts.

  POLISH — bare ack receipts: the proxy acks inbound messages by spawning `botmaster --fyi "Message #<id> received"`, which wraps the text in a full session envelope ("<emoji> <session> sent you a message #...:"). The owner wants the receipt BARE. Add a --raw flag to modules/botmaster/notify/send.ts (parseArgs + main): skips renderOutbound/renderReply and the coalescing path, sends the text verbatim as the Telegram message (still recorded in the store with the raw text), refuses combination with --reply and --attachment. Use it in the proxy ack spawn. Test the flag contract.

  Match surrounding code style (dense single-line in notify files). Do not weaken any existing test. Do not touch the inbox hook or waker. Commit with a terse message.


id: 01a009d3-f56c-7220-8e22-d1cb630cfd97
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ci-containment-impl-f60dd2b7e0c0
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 6a88a41c9cbc17e467448ee5ad6dc4f79031a2ca
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title:
  Flaky test in the overdeck collector, board row manual-4da18a6063d828e8: requests-store lifecycle tests flake at roughly 50% with duplicate asked->in_flight transition rows carrying identical timestamps — a double insert exposed by bun test timing.

  Diagnose in collector/src/requests/ (requests-store.ts and its lifecycle/journal seams and their tests). Likely class: a transition write that is not idempotent or not guarded against same-millisecond duplicates, or a test asserting on timestamp ordering that ties. Fix the CODE if the store genuinely double-inserts (e.g. missing uniqueness on (id, from_state, to_state) or a non-atomic read-then-insert); fix the TEST only if the store behavior is correct and the assertion is timing-naive — and say which it was in the commit message.

  Prove the flake first: run the relevant test file in a loop (e.g. 20 iterations) and show a failure BEFORE the fix, then 20/20 green after. Full collector suite must stay green: /usr/bin/bun test collector/. Match surrounding code style. Do not weaken any assertion. Commit with a terse message.

first_user_message:
  Flaky test in the overdeck collector, board row manual-4da18a6063d828e8: requests-store lifecycle tests flake at roughly 50% with duplicate asked->in_flight transition rows carrying identical timestamps — a double insert exposed by bun test timing.

  Diagnose in collector/src/requests/ (requests-store.ts and its lifecycle/journal seams and their tests). Likely class: a transition write that is not idempotent or not guarded against same-millisecond duplicates, or a test asserting on timestamp ordering that ties. Fix the CODE if the store genuinely double-inserts (e.g. missing uniqueness on (id, from_state, to_state) or a non-atomic read-then-insert); fix the TEST only if the store behavior is correct and the assertion is timing-naive — and say which it was in the commit message.

  Prove the flake first: run the relevant test file in a loop (e.g. 20 iterations) and show a failure BEFORE the fix, then 20/20 green after. Full collector suite must stay green: /usr/bin/bun test collector/. Match surrounding code style. Do not weaken any assertion. Commit with a terse message.

preview:
  Flaky test in the overdeck collector, board row manual-4da18a6063d828e8: requests-store lifecycle tests flake at roughly 50% with duplicate asked->in_flight transition rows carrying identical timestamps — a double insert exposed by bun test timing.

  Diagnose in collector/src/requests/ (requests-store.ts and its lifecycle/journal seams and their tests). Likely class: a transition write that is not idempotent or not guarded against same-millisecond duplicates, or a test asserting on timestamp ordering that ties. Fix the CODE if the store genuinely double-inserts (e.g. missing uniqueness on (id, from_state, to_state) or a non-atomic read-then-insert); fix the TEST only if the store behavior is correct and the assertion is timing-naive — and say which it was in the commit message.

  Prove the flake first: run the relevant test file in a loop (e.g. 20 iterations) and show a failure BEFORE the fix, then 20/20 green after. Full collector suite must stay green: /usr/bin/bun test collector/. Match surrounding code style. Do not weaken any assertion. Commit with a terse message.


id: 01a009e7-60d9-7581-99d1-cbfa25b05b2d
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cdx-k3s-submitter-e7d531511a43
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 0a2c7b9041246699667ffe3216776e56a2659fb0
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T09-29-13-01a009e7-60d9-7581-99d1-cbfa25b05b2d.jsonl

title:
  Implement Lane 1 of docs/specs/2026-08-16-cdx-k3s-jobs-design.md — read the spec FIRST and follow its contract exactly; it is the authority over this prompt. Lane 2 (registry) and Phase 3 (cluster/live) are OUT of scope.

  Summary of your lane: new modules/systray/k3s_dispatch.py, a k3s Job submitter for cdx exec, selected by OD_DISPATCH_K3S=1 inside remote_dispatch.open_session; the incumbent container path stays byte-identical when the flag is unset. Port the manifest shape from modules/harness/factory/adw_modules/kubernetes_job.py (port, do not import); reuse the existing input/result git-delta refs and the existing pull-back semantics by factoring, not copying; the credential init command is literals + bare $HOME only (incident a252b5861 is named prior art in the spec — no ${...} forms, no shell variables in container commands); every pre-agent k3s failure falls back to the incumbent path with the reason printed; post-agent failures stop and report, never retry.

  Tests per the spec Tests section, hermetic, RED cases first, including the byte-identical-argv regression pin for the unset flag. Run python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests/ -q and keep the whole module green. Match surrounding code style. Do not weaken any test. Commit with a terse message.

first_user_message:
  Implement Lane 1 of docs/specs/2026-08-16-cdx-k3s-jobs-design.md — read the spec FIRST and follow its contract exactly; it is the authority over this prompt. Lane 2 (registry) and Phase 3 (cluster/live) are OUT of scope.

  Summary of your lane: new modules/systray/k3s_dispatch.py, a k3s Job submitter for cdx exec, selected by OD_DISPATCH_K3S=1 inside remote_dispatch.open_session; the incumbent container path stays byte-identical when the flag is unset. Port the manifest shape from modules/harness/factory/adw_modules/kubernetes_job.py (port, do not import); reuse the existing input/result git-delta refs and the existing pull-back semantics by factoring, not copying; the credential init command is literals + bare $HOME only (incident a252b5861 is named prior art in the spec — no ${...} forms, no shell variables in container commands); every pre-agent k3s failure falls back to the incumbent path with the reason printed; post-agent failures stop and report, never retry.

  Tests per the spec Tests section, hermetic, RED cases first, including the byte-identical-argv regression pin for the unset flag. Run python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests/ -q and keep the whole module green. Match surrounding code style. Do not weaken any test. Commit with a terse message.

preview:
  Implement Lane 1 of docs/specs/2026-08-16-cdx-k3s-jobs-design.md — read the spec FIRST and follow its contract exactly; it is the authority over this prompt. Lane 2 (registry) and Phase 3 (cluster/live) are OUT of scope.

  Summary of your lane: new modules/systray/k3s_dispatch.py, a k3s Job submitter for cdx exec, selected by OD_DISPATCH_K3S=1 inside remote_dispatch.open_session; the incumbent container path stays byte-identical when the flag is unset. Port the manifest shape from modules/harness/factory/adw_modules/kubernetes_job.py (port, do not import); reuse the existing input/result git-delta refs and the existing pull-back semantics by factoring, not copying; the credential init command is literals + bare $HOME only (incident a252b5861 is named prior art in the spec — no ${...} forms, no shell variables in container commands); every pre-agent k3s failure falls back to the incumbent path with the reason printed; post-agent failures stop and report, never retry.

  Tests per the spec Tests section, hermetic, RED cases first, including the byte-identical-argv regression pin for the unset flag. Run python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests/ -q and keep the whole module green. Match surrounding code style. Do not weaken any test. Commit with a terse message.


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title:
  You are an independent, adversarial code reviewer. READ-ONLY: never modify any file; copy to /tmp for experiments. You CANNOT run tests (no node_modules) — review statically and say so.

  Review the latest commit in this worktree (git log -1; git show HEAD). It converges idempotent mount()/update(next)/destroy() lifecycles on four components of plugins/international-press-zone: admin/src/components/{AnimatedItem,GridTable,ColorPickerModal,TranslationProgress}.js, with new tests in admin/tests/{animateditem,gridtable,colorpickermodal,translationprogress}-lifecycle.test.js, ui-layers.json updates, and a receipt at docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md.

  Already verified by the orchestrator (do not re-claim, but sanity-check the logic): 22-mutant sweep fully killed; focused 59 tests pass; full suite 843/843 with --maxWorkers=2; eslint clean; double build byte-identical; ui-inventory --check ok; ui-gate ok; factory-gate all green.

  ACCEPTANCE BAR:
  1. No new public API surface beyond mount/update/destroy on each component's returned element/instance; factory/class signatures unchanged. openColorPicker(currentColor, onSelect) contract unchanged (ColorField tests spy on it — read admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js usage).
  2. Caller behavior byte-preserved: TranslationProgress is constructed and driven via render(progressData) by pages/translate-posts.js, pages/content-translate.js, pages/string-translate.js — read those call sites and verify identical DOM/behavior; GridTable and AnimatedItem have no callers outside the barrel; verify with your own grep.
  3. Construct-vs-update parity for every update key; hasOwn guards, independent ifs; node identity survives update (GridTable syncs children instead of replacing its element — scrutinize syncChildren for correctness: attribute sync, text nodes, input value, destroy of dropped lifecycle-owning subtrees).
  4. destroy() silences everything; anything rendered by later update() torn down; ColorPickerModal: closing the modal (Modal onClose) destroys — verify Modal.js actually invokes onClose on every close path (Esc, overlay click, close button) and that destroy is idempotent under re-entrancy (destroy → modal.destroy — does Modal.destroy fire onClose again? Read Modal.js and trace).
  5. Deleted-as-unreachable paths (ColorPickerModal update(), select() destroyed-guard, mount resurrection): verify TRULY unreachable from every public entry (openColorPicker does not return the instance; no other export).
  6. No reasoning/justification comments; comments only non-obvious invariants, shorter than the code.
  7. Receipt accuracy: docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md claims must match the actual diff (files, test counts, what was deleted).
  8. ui-layers.json lifecycleStatus entries match what each source now implements.

  Hunt actively: GridTable.update state-machine (data/rowRenderer null combinations — any combination that throws or diverges from a fresh instance?); TranslationProgress.render clearing the container it was mounted into (double-append? data-translation-id parity with the old '|| undefined' behavior); AnimatedItem children handling across update({type}) alone (does render() replaceChildren then re-append the same Nodes correctly?); event-listener leaks; Modal onClose re-entrancy.

  OUTPUT: numbered findings, each CONFIRMED (file:line + concrete failure scenario) or ADVISORY. If none: 'NO DEFECTS FOUND' + one paragraph of what you checked. No praise.

first_user_message:
  You are an independent, adversarial code reviewer. READ-ONLY: never modify any file; copy to /tmp for experiments. You CANNOT run tests (no node_modules) — review statically and say so.

  Review the latest commit in this worktree (git log -1; git show HEAD). It converges idempotent mount()/update(next)/destroy() lifecycles on four components of plugins/international-press-zone: admin/src/components/{AnimatedItem,GridTable,ColorPickerModal,TranslationProgress}.js, with new tests in admin/tests/{animateditem,gridtable,colorpickermodal,translationprogress}-lifecycle.test.js, ui-layers.json updates, and a receipt at docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md.

  Already verified by the orchestrator (do not re-claim, but sanity-check the logic): 22-mutant sweep fully killed; focused 59 tests pass; full suite 843/843 with --maxWorkers=2; eslint clean; double build byte-identical; ui-inventory --check ok; ui-gate ok; factory-gate all green.

  ACCEPTANCE BAR:
  1. No new public API surface beyond mount/update/destroy on each component's returned element/instance; factory/class signatures unchanged. openColorPicker(currentColor, onSelect) contract unchanged (ColorField tests spy on it — read admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js usage).
  2. Caller behavior byte-preserved: TranslationProgress is constructed and driven via render(progressData) by pages/translate-posts.js, pages/content-translate.js, pages/string-translate.js — read those call sites and verify identical DOM/behavior; GridTable and AnimatedItem have no callers outside the barrel; verify with your own grep.
  3. Construct-vs-update parity for every update key; hasOwn guards, independent ifs; node identity survives update (GridTable syncs children instead of replacing its element — scrutinize syncChildren for correctness: attribute sync, text nodes, input value, destroy of dropped lifecycle-owning subtrees).
  4. destroy() silences everything; anything rendered by later update() torn down; ColorPickerModal: closing the modal (Modal onClose) destroys — verify Modal.js actually invokes onClose on every close path (Esc, overlay click, close button) and that destroy is idempotent under re-entrancy (destroy → modal.destroy — does Modal.destroy fire onClose again? Read Modal.js and trace).
  5. Deleted-as-unreachable paths (ColorPickerModal update(), select() destroyed-guard, mount resurrection): verify TRULY unreachable from every public entry (openColorPicker does not return the instance; no other export).
  6. No reasoning/justification comments; comments only non-obvious invariants, shorter than the code.
  7. Receipt accuracy: docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md claims must match the actual diff (files, test counts, what was deleted).
  8. ui-layers.json lifecycleStatus entries match what each source now implements.

  Hunt actively: GridTable.update state-machine (data/rowRenderer null combinations — any combination that throws or diverges from a fresh instance?); TranslationProgress.render clearing the container it was mounted into (double-append? data-translation-id parity with the old '|| undefined' behavior); AnimatedItem children handling across update({type}) alone (does render() replaceChildren then re-append the same Nodes correctly?); event-listener leaks; Modal onClose re-entrancy.

  OUTPUT: numbered findings, each CONFIRMED (file:line + concrete failure scenario) or ADVISORY. If none: 'NO DEFECTS FOUND' + one paragraph of what you checked. No praise.

preview:
  You are an independent, adversarial code reviewer. READ-ONLY: never modify any file; copy to /tmp for experiments. You CANNOT run tests (no node_modules) — review statically and say so.

  Review the latest commit in this worktree (git log -1; git show HEAD). It converges idempotent mount()/update(next)/destroy() lifecycles on four components of plugins/international-press-zone: admin/src/components/{AnimatedItem,GridTable,ColorPickerModal,TranslationProgress}.js, with new tests in admin/tests/{animateditem,gridtable,colorpickermodal,translationprogress}-lifecycle.test.js, ui-layers.json updates, and a receipt at docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md.

  Already verified by the orchestrator (do not re-claim, but sanity-check the logic): 22-mutant sweep fully killed; focused 59 tests pass; full suite 843/843 with --maxWorkers=2; eslint clean; double build byte-identical; ui-inventory --check ok; ui-gate ok; factory-gate all green.

  ACCEPTANCE BAR:
  1. No new public API surface beyond mount/update/destroy on each component's returned element/instance; factory/class signatures unchanged. openColorPicker(currentColor, onSelect) contract unchanged (ColorField tests spy on it — read admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js usage).
  2. Caller behavior byte-preserved: TranslationProgress is constructed and driven via render(progressData) by pages/translate-posts.js, pages/content-translate.js, pages/string-translate.js — read those call sites and verify identical DOM/behavior; GridTable and AnimatedItem have no callers outside the barrel; verify with your own grep.
  3. Construct-vs-update parity for every update key; hasOwn guards, independent ifs; node identity survives update (GridTable syncs children instead of replacing its element — scrutinize syncChildren for correctness: attribute sync, text nodes, input value, destroy of dropped lifecycle-owning subtrees).
  4. destroy() silences everything; anything rendered by later update() torn down; ColorPickerModal: closing the modal (Modal onClose) destroys — verify Modal.js actually invokes onClose on every close path (Esc, overlay click, close button) and that destroy is idempotent under re-entrancy (destroy → modal.destroy — does Modal.destroy fire onClose again? Read Modal.js and trace).
  5. Deleted-as-unreachable paths (ColorPickerModal update(), select() destroyed-guard, mount resurrection): verify TRULY unreachable from every public entry (openColorPicker does not return the instance; no other export).
  6. No reasoning/justification comments; comments only non-obvious invariants, shorter than the code.
  7. Receipt accuracy: docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md claims must match the actual diff (files, test counts, what was deleted).
  8. ui-layers.json lifecycleStatus entries match what each source now implements.

  Hunt actively: GridTable.update state-machine (data/rowRenderer null combinations — any combination that throws or diverges from a fresh instance?); TranslationProgress.render clearing the container it was mounted into (double-append? data-translation-id parity with the old '|| undefined' behavior); AnimatedItem children handling across update({type}) alone (does render() replaceChildren then re-append the same Nodes correctly?); event-listener leaks; Modal onClose re-entrancy.

  OUTPUT: numbered findings, each CONFIRMED (file:line + concrete failure scenario) or ADVISORY. If none: 'NO DEFECTS FOUND' + one paragraph of what you checked. No praise.


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title:
  Repair 5 confirmed review defects in the Delivery 5 Batch A lifecycle work (latest commit 9e218ad20) for plugins/international-press-zone. You CANNOT run tests (no node_modules) — write correct code + discriminating tests; the orchestrator runs gates and a mutation sweep after. Work only in this worktree. Read each file fully before editing.

  DEFECTS (from independent adversarial review):
  1. admin/src/components/TranslationProgress.js — render() resurrects after destroy: destroy() then render(data) still clears this.container and re-appends this.root. Fix: render() must early-return when destroyed (same guard as update()). Test: destroy(), then render({completion_percentage: 50}); assert the container is untouched and root stays detached.
  2. admin/src/components/GridTable.js — render(), renderEmpty(), renderLoading() bypass the destroyed guard: after destroy() they mutate the retained tree and re-append into the remembered container. Fix: all three early-return (return this.element or null consistently — check what callers of the OLD contract expected; there are no callers outside the barrel, so returning this.element unchanged is safe) when destroyed. Tests: for each of the three, destroy() first, call it, assert container untouched and element still detached.
  3. admin/src/components/GridTable.js — syncChildren() morphs same-tag elements by copying attributes/text/value but keeps the OLD nodes' event listeners and discards NEW subtrees without destroy: a row renderer returning interactive nodes (e.g. Button({onClick})) leaves stale closures live after update({data}). Fix: keep only the component ROOT's identity stable; stop morphing row internals — replace this.element's CHILDREN wholesale from the freshly rendered tree (before discarding each dropped old child, deep-scan it for elements exposing a .destroy function and call them — the FilterBar teardown precedent), and sync the root's own attributes/className. Delete the now-unused fine-grained morph logic. Update tests accordingly: the existing node-identity test must assert the ROOT element identity survives update (not inner rows); add a test that a lifecycle-owning node inside a dropped row gets destroyed (attach a spy .destroy to an element in the first render, update({data}) with new rows, assert the spy ran); add a test that a stale onClick from a replaced row can no longer fire (click the new row's button and assert it uses the new closure).
  4. admin/src/components/AnimatedItem.js — update with explicitly-undefined values breaks construct parity: update({type: undefined}) stores undefined producing 'international-animated-item--undefined'; construction with {type: undefined} applies the default 'slide-left'. Fix: in each update branch apply the same defaults as the constructor (type ?? 'slide-left', staggerIndex ?? 0, className ?? '', children pass through as-is). Tests: update({type: undefined, staggerIndex: undefined, className: undefined}) yields identical outerHTML to a fresh construction with those same explicit undefineds.
  5. docs/architecture/ui-layers.json — ColorPickerModal entry says lifecycleStatus 'mount/update/destroy' but the class implements only mount() and destroy(). Fix the entry to 'mount/destroy' (match the exact value format used elsewhere in the file for partial lifecycles, e.g. the site-content.js 'destroy' entry).

  Also update docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md with a short review-round-2 section listing these five defects and their fixes (factual, no invented gate numbers — the orchestrator appends measured results).

  RULES: no new public API; no reasoning comments; never weaken an existing test except where defect 3 explicitly changes the inner-row morph contract (rewrite those assertions to the new contract). OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + one-line summary per file.

first_user_message:
  Repair 5 confirmed review defects in the Delivery 5 Batch A lifecycle work (latest commit 9e218ad20) for plugins/international-press-zone. You CANNOT run tests (no node_modules) — write correct code + discriminating tests; the orchestrator runs gates and a mutation sweep after. Work only in this worktree. Read each file fully before editing.

  DEFECTS (from independent adversarial review):
  1. admin/src/components/TranslationProgress.js — render() resurrects after destroy: destroy() then render(data) still clears this.container and re-appends this.root. Fix: render() must early-return when destroyed (same guard as update()). Test: destroy(), then render({completion_percentage: 50}); assert the container is untouched and root stays detached.
  2. admin/src/components/GridTable.js — render(), renderEmpty(), renderLoading() bypass the destroyed guard: after destroy() they mutate the retained tree and re-append into the remembered container. Fix: all three early-return (return this.element or null consistently — check what callers of the OLD contract expected; there are no callers outside the barrel, so returning this.element unchanged is safe) when destroyed. Tests: for each of the three, destroy() first, call it, assert container untouched and element still detached.
  3. admin/src/components/GridTable.js — syncChildren() morphs same-tag elements by copying attributes/text/value but keeps the OLD nodes' event listeners and discards NEW subtrees without destroy: a row renderer returning interactive nodes (e.g. Button({onClick})) leaves stale closures live after update({data}). Fix: keep only the component ROOT's identity stable; stop morphing row internals — replace this.element's CHILDREN wholesale from the freshly rendered tree (before discarding each dropped old child, deep-scan it for elements exposing a .destroy function and call them — the FilterBar teardown precedent), and sync the root's own attributes/className. Delete the now-unused fine-grained morph logic. Update tests accordingly: the existing node-identity test must assert the ROOT element identity survives update (not inner rows); add a test that a lifecycle-owning node inside a dropped row gets destroyed (attach a spy .destroy to an element in the first render, update({data}) with new rows, assert the spy ran); add a test that a stale onClick from a replaced row can no longer fire (click the new row's button and assert it uses the new closure).
  4. admin/src/components/AnimatedItem.js — update with explicitly-undefined values breaks construct parity: update({type: undefined}) stores undefined producing 'international-animated-item--undefined'; construction with {type: undefined} applies the default 'slide-left'. Fix: in each update branch apply the same defaults as the constructor (type ?? 'slide-left', staggerIndex ?? 0, className ?? '', children pass through as-is). Tests: update({type: undefined, staggerIndex: undefined, className: undefined}) yields identical outerHTML to a fresh construction with those same explicit undefineds.
  5. docs/architecture/ui-layers.json — ColorPickerModal entry says lifecycleStatus 'mount/update/destroy' but the class implements only mount() and destroy(). Fix the entry to 'mount/destroy' (match the exact value format used elsewhere in the file for partial lifecycles, e.g. the site-content.js 'destroy' entry).

  Also update docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md with a short review-round-2 section listing these five defects and their fixes (factual, no invented gate numbers — the orchestrator appends measured results).

  RULES: no new public API; no reasoning comments; never weaken an existing test except where defect 3 explicitly changes the inner-row morph contract (rewrite those assertions to the new contract). OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + one-line summary per file.

preview:
  Repair 5 confirmed review defects in the Delivery 5 Batch A lifecycle work (latest commit 9e218ad20) for plugins/international-press-zone. You CANNOT run tests (no node_modules) — write correct code + discriminating tests; the orchestrator runs gates and a mutation sweep after. Work only in this worktree. Read each file fully before editing.

  DEFECTS (from independent adversarial review):
  1. admin/src/components/TranslationProgress.js — render() resurrects after destroy: destroy() then render(data) still clears this.container and re-appends this.root. Fix: render() must early-return when destroyed (same guard as update()). Test: destroy(), then render({completion_percentage: 50}); assert the container is untouched and root stays detached.
  2. admin/src/components/GridTable.js — render(), renderEmpty(), renderLoading() bypass the destroyed guard: after destroy() they mutate the retained tree and re-append into the remembered container. Fix: all three early-return (return this.element or null consistently — check what callers of the OLD contract expected; there are no callers outside the barrel, so returning this.element unchanged is safe) when destroyed. Tests: for each of the three, destroy() first, call it, assert container untouched and element still detached.
  3. admin/src/components/GridTable.js — syncChildren() morphs same-tag elements by copying attributes/text/value but keeps the OLD nodes' event listeners and discards NEW subtrees without destroy: a row renderer returning interactive nodes (e.g. Button({onClick})) leaves stale closures live after update({data}). Fix: keep only the component ROOT's identity stable; stop morphing row internals — replace this.element's CHILDREN wholesale from the freshly rendered tree (before discarding each dropped old child, deep-scan it for elements exposing a .destroy function and call them — the FilterBar teardown precedent), and sync the root's own attributes/className. Delete the now-unused fine-grained morph logic. Update tests accordingly: the existing node-identity test must assert the ROOT element identity survives update (not inner rows); add a test that a lifecycle-owning node inside a dropped row gets destroyed (attach a spy .destroy to an element in the first render, update({data}) with new rows, assert the spy ran); add a test that a stale onClick from a replaced row can no longer fire (click the new row's button and assert it uses the new closure).
  4. admin/src/components/AnimatedItem.js — update with explicitly-undefined values breaks construct parity: update({type: undefined}) stores undefined producing 'international-animated-item--undefined'; construction with {type: undefined} applies the default 'slide-left'. Fix: in each update branch apply the same defaults as the constructor (type ?? 'slide-left', staggerIndex ?? 0, className ?? '', children pass through as-is). Tests: update({type: undefined, staggerIndex: undefined, className: undefined}) yields identical outerHTML to a fresh construction with those same explicit undefineds.
  5. docs/architecture/ui-layers.json — ColorPickerModal entry says lifecycleStatus 'mount/update/destroy' but the class implements only mount() and destroy(). Fix the entry to 'mount/destroy' (match the exact value format used elsewhere in the file for partial lifecycles, e.g. the site-content.js 'destroy' entry).

  Also update docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-a.md with a short review-round-2 section listing these five defects and their fixes (factual, no invented gate numbers — the orchestrator appends measured results).

  RULES: no new public API; no reasoning comments; never weaken an existing test except where defect 3 explicitly changes the inner-row morph contract (rewrite those assertions to the new contract). OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + one-line summary per file.


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  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. OWNER INCIDENT (second occurrence): a decision only the owner could make sat invisible for hours while the board's 'Blocked — needs you' column read 0 — the agent stated the need in chat prose and a plan doc, but nothing mechanical surfaced it. Owner ruling: 'i will always know what needs my decision, without interrogating an agent every hour.' Close FOUR proven gaps in one lane: 1) BORN-BLOCKED: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts transition matrix forbids asked->blocked_needs_owner, forcing a fake claim first (reproduced live today). Make asked->blocked_needs_owner legal (with required reason + actor, same validation), update the matrix tests, and the od-requests block verb docs/behavior so a fresh decision row blocks in one step. 2) WIDER STOP-GATE NET: modules/workstation/claude/hooks/say-the-word-gate.mjs's blocked-row check fires only on narrow phrasings; today's miss was 'waiting on exactly one thing: your clearance decision'. Extend the owner-decision assertion patterns to catch: your (clearance|ruling|decision|call|approval|sign-?off|go[- ]ahead) as the thing waited on, 'owner decision', 'awaiting your', 'only you can', 'costs one word from you' — matched against the STRIPPED closing text like the existing patterns; keep the existing fail-open collector check; extend test-say-the-word-blocked-row.mjs with today's verbatim sentence as a must-block case (no blocked row) and a must-pass case (row exists). 3) FACTORY DECISIONS PROJECTION: the factory trace db (~/.local/state/overdeck/factory/sssf.db) has a decisions table and factory decisions/answer CLI verbs — a SECOND decision system invisible to the board. Read modules/harness/factory/adw_modules (grep decisions) + the collector's factory adapter (collector/src/adapters/factory.ts) and project OPEN factory decisions as blocked_needs_owner rows keyed work_key='factory-decision-<id>' via the same adapter scheduler pattern; answered/closed decisions transition their row back (in_flight) or ship it; fail-open when the db is absent. NEVER modify factory phase/gate/retry behavior — read-only projection; if you touch anything under modules/harness/factory beyond reading, run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q via its .venv and keep it green. 4) ONE PING PER ENTRY: when a row ENTERS blocked_needs_owner the collector sends ONE botmaster notification (--channel Overdeck) with the row title + reason — edge-triggered at the transition seam in the store/route layer, no timers, no reminders, no dedup windows; find how the existing request-announcement path sends telegram (grep announced_at / notify in collector/src/requests) and reuse that seam's conventions incl. its registry/gating; absent bot config = silent success. TESTS for all four in their homes' styles; collector bun test + typecheck green; hook tests green. Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md (this implements part of its S2 surface and the review-gated matrix change is EXPLICITLY LIMITED to adding one legal transition — the orphaned-state table rebuild stays gated). Commit: 'Decisions always reach the owner'. Do not push. Report seams, real test output, anything unverified.

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  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. OWNER INCIDENT (second occurrence): a decision only the owner could make sat invisible for hours while the board's 'Blocked — needs you' column read 0 — the agent stated the need in chat prose and a plan doc, but nothing mechanical surfaced it. Owner ruling: 'i will always know what needs my decision, without interrogating an agent every hour.' Close FOUR proven gaps in one lane: 1) BORN-BLOCKED: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts transition matrix forbids asked->blocked_needs_owner, forcing a fake claim first (reproduced live today). Make asked->blocked_needs_owner legal (with required reason + actor, same validation), update the matrix tests, and the od-requests block verb docs/behavior so a fresh decision row blocks in one step. 2) WIDER STOP-GATE NET: modules/workstation/claude/hooks/say-the-word-gate.mjs's blocked-row check fires only on narrow phrasings; today's miss was 'waiting on exactly one thing: your clearance decision'. Extend the owner-decision assertion patterns to catch: your (clearance|ruling|decision|call|approval|sign-?off|go[- ]ahead) as the thing waited on, 'owner decision', 'awaiting your', 'only you can', 'costs one word from you' — matched against the STRIPPED closing text like the existing patterns; keep the existing fail-open collector check; extend test-say-the-word-blocked-row.mjs with today's verbatim sentence as a must-block case (no blocked row) and a must-pass case (row exists). 3) FACTORY DECISIONS PROJECTION: the factory trace db (~/.local/state/overdeck/factory/sssf.db) has a decisions table and factory decisions/answer CLI verbs — a SECOND decision system invisible to the board. Read modules/harness/factory/adw_modules (grep decisions) + the collector's factory adapter (collector/src/adapters/factory.ts) and project OPEN factory decisions as blocked_needs_owner rows keyed work_key='factory-decision-<id>' via the same adapter scheduler pattern; answered/closed decisions transition their row back (in_flight) or ship it; fail-open when the db is absent. NEVER modify factory phase/gate/retry behavior — read-only projection; if you touch anything under modules/harness/factory beyond reading, run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q via its .venv and keep it green. 4) ONE PING PER ENTRY: when a row ENTERS blocked_needs_owner the collector sends ONE botmaster notification (--channel Overdeck) with the row title + reason — edge-triggered at the transition seam in the store/route layer, no timers, no reminders, no dedup windows; find how the existing request-announcement path sends telegram (grep announced_at / notify in collector/src/requests) and reuse that seam's conventions incl. its registry/gating; absent bot config = silent success. TESTS for all four in their homes' styles; collector bun test + typecheck green; hook tests green. Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md (this implements part of its S2 surface and the review-gated matrix change is EXPLICITLY LIMITED to adding one legal transition — the orphaned-state table rebuild stays gated). Commit: 'Decisions always reach the owner'. Do not push. Report seams, real test output, anything unverified.

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  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. OWNER INCIDENT (second occurrence): a decision only the owner could make sat invisible for hours while the board's 'Blocked — needs you' column read 0 — the agent stated the need in chat prose and a plan doc, but nothing mechanical surfaced it. Owner ruling: 'i will always know what needs my decision, without interrogating an agent every hour.' Close FOUR proven gaps in one lane: 1) BORN-BLOCKED: collector/src/requests/requests-store.ts transition matrix forbids asked->blocked_needs_owner, forcing a fake claim first (reproduced live today). Make asked->blocked_needs_owner legal (with required reason + actor, same validation), update the matrix tests, and the od-requests block verb docs/behavior so a fresh decision row blocks in one step. 2) WIDER STOP-GATE NET: modules/workstation/claude/hooks/say-the-word-gate.mjs's blocked-row check fires only on narrow phrasings; today's miss was 'waiting on exactly one thing: your clearance decision'. Extend the owner-decision assertion patterns to catch: your (clearance|ruling|decision|call|approval|sign-?off|go[- ]ahead) as the thing waited on, 'owner decision', 'awaiting your', 'only you can', 'costs one word from you' — matched against the STRIPPED closing text like the existing patterns; keep the existing fail-open collector check; extend test-say-the-word-blocked-row.mjs with today's verbatim sentence as a must-block case (no blocked row) and a must-pass case (row exists). 3) FACTORY DECISIONS PROJECTION: the factory trace db (~/.local/state/overdeck/factory/sssf.db) has a decisions table and factory decisions/answer CLI verbs — a SECOND decision system invisible to the board. Read modules/harness/factory/adw_modules (grep decisions) + the collector's factory adapter (collector/src/adapters/factory.ts) and project OPEN factory decisions as blocked_needs_owner rows keyed work_key='factory-decision-<id>' via the same adapter scheduler pattern; answered/closed decisions transition their row back (in_flight) or ship it; fail-open when the db is absent. NEVER modify factory phase/gate/retry behavior — read-only projection; if you touch anything under modules/harness/factory beyond reading, run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q via its .venv and keep it green. 4) ONE PING PER ENTRY: when a row ENTERS blocked_needs_owner the collector sends ONE botmaster notification (--channel Overdeck) with the row title + reason — edge-triggered at the transition seam in the store/route layer, no timers, no reminders, no dedup windows; find how the existing request-announcement path sends telegram (grep announced_at / notify in collector/src/requests) and reuse that seam's conventions incl. its registry/gating; absent bot config = silent success. TESTS for all four in their homes' styles; collector bun test + typecheck green; hook tests green. Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md (this implements part of its S2 surface and the review-gated matrix change is EXPLICITLY LIMITED to adding one legal transition — the orphaned-state table rebuild stays gated). Commit: 'Decisions always reach the owner'. Do not push. Report seams, real test output, anything unverified.


