# threads

id: 019fe875-3e40-7be0-aaad-57f41f98357c
source: exec
model_provider: openai
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 15aa0bc7fdf227fba564b3e439b0231e1a235a64
git_branch: wt/multilingual-site-entry-and-layout
git_origin_url: git@github.com:avi-ezra/Press.Zone-Works.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/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T21-37-05-019fe875-3e40-7be0-aaad-57f41f98357c.jsonl

cwd:
  /sandbox/workspaces/multilingual-site-entry-and-layout-4ef1fe6940c5/plugins/international-press-zone

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior reviewed/handled/safe/out-of-scope claim as unverified and re-derive it.

  Operating rules:
  1. Review exactly the files listed below. Trace references within scope; do not wander unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every trust-boundary input is hostile: REST params/body/headers/cookies, config, file contents, deserialized payloads, network messages, datastore and service values.
  3. Fail closed: if you cannot confirm a guard, treat it as missing.
  4. This task is strictly read-only. Do not edit or create any file. Build any attack-surface map in memory only and state that persistence was skipped due to the read-only constraint.

  Review root:
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/multilingual-site-entry-and-layout/plugins/international-press-zone

  Review exactly:
  - includes/API/SiteContentController.php
  - includes/SiteContent/SiteContentRequestContext.php
  - includes/SiteContent/BlockTemplateTranslationAdapter.php
  - includes/SiteContent/SiteContentRepository.php
  - includes/Translation/JobSender.php
  - includes/Translation/SiteContentTranslationResourceHandler.php
  - includes/Core/Plugin.php
  - includes/API/PostsController.php

  Focus only on release-blocking P0/P1 defects in:
  - auth, REST nonce/capability enforcement, object-level authorization/IDOR
  - input validation and hard limits/resource exhaustion
  - actor-scoped idempotency: atomic claim/consume, replay, expiry, token/resource/user binding
  - compare-and-swap correctness and stale-write prevention
  - dispatch races, partial effects, retry/double-dispatch behavior
  - request/runtime context isolation across nested or long-lived execution
  - stale overlay behavior and incorrect content exposure/application

  Attack-surface protocol: before hunting, construct an in-memory map of entry points, untrusted inputs, auth model, invariants, and sinks for every scoped file. Since read-only is explicit, do not write .security/attack-surface.md.

  Hunt every branch and sibling path. For each user-supplied identifier trace id to read/write/dispatch and verify the current actor is authorized for that exact object on that path. Verify parsing/verification fails closed. Verify tokens and idempotency keys bind acting user plus target resource. Check injection, SSRF, paths, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, unbounded bodies/loops, client-trusted metadata, information disclosure, malformed ID validators, idempotency and atomicity. Specifically test concurrent identical requests, concurrent different actors, retries after a dispatch succeeds but persistence fails, expiry boundary, key reuse after expiry, CAS lost-update windows, nested context setup/teardown and exception paths, stale overlay after source/template revisions, and route permission callbacks versus handler assumptions.

  For each candidate:
  1. State exact trigger/request/state and running failure or exploit.
  2. Refute it once by rereading code/callers for a guard that makes it safe.
  3. Report only if it survives and is genuinely P0/P1 (critical/high release blocker). Drop all medium/low and speculative items.

  Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must contain:
  - Title
  - Location as exact file:line or function
  - Severity: critical or high
  - Trigger/exploit: concrete steps/state
  - Fix: specific change

  End with:
  - Headline: 1-2 ship blockers by name
  - Residual/unverified: only real uncertainty from given scope

  If no confirmed P0/P1 exists after genuine adversarial review, say so directly and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent findings. Return findings only; do not modify code.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior reviewed/handled/safe/out-of-scope claim as unverified and re-derive it.

  Operating rules:
  1. Review exactly the files listed below. Trace references within scope; do not wander unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every trust-boundary input is hostile: REST params/body/headers/cookies, config, file contents, deserialized payloads, network messages, datastore and service values.
  3. Fail closed: if you cannot confirm a guard, treat it as missing.
  4. This task is strictly read-only. Do not edit or create any file. Build any attack-surface map in memory only and state that persistence was skipped due to the read-only constraint.

  Review root:
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/multilingual-site-entry-and-layout/plugins/international-press-zone

  Review exactly:
  - includes/API/SiteContentController.php
  - includes/SiteContent/SiteContentRequestContext.php
  - includes/SiteContent/BlockTemplateTranslationAdapter.php
  - includes/SiteContent/SiteContentRepository.php
  - includes/Translation/JobSender.php
  - includes/Translation/SiteContentTranslationResourceHandler.php
  - includes/Core/Plugin.php
  - includes/API/PostsController.php

  Focus only on release-blocking P0/P1 defects in:
  - auth, REST nonce/capability enforcement, object-level authorization/IDOR
  - input validation and hard limits/resource exhaustion
  - actor-scoped idempotency: atomic claim/consume, replay, expiry, token/resource/user binding
  - compare-and-swap correctness and stale-write prevention
  - dispatch races, partial effects, retry/double-dispatch behavior
  - request/runtime context isolation across nested or long-lived execution
  - stale overlay behavior and incorrect content exposure/application

  Attack-surface protocol: before hunting, construct an in-memory map of entry points, untrusted inputs, auth model, invariants, and sinks for every scoped file. Since read-only is explicit, do not write .security/attack-surface.md.

  Hunt every branch and sibling path. For each user-supplied identifier trace id to read/write/dispatch and verify the current actor is authorized for that exact object on that path. Verify parsing/verification fails closed. Verify tokens and idempotency keys bind acting user plus target resource. Check injection, SSRF, paths, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, unbounded bodies/loops, client-trusted metadata, information disclosure, malformed ID validators, idempotency and atomicity. Specifically test concurrent identical requests, concurrent different actors, retries after a dispatch succeeds but persistence fails, expiry boundary, key reuse after expiry, CAS lost-update windows, nested context setup/teardown and exception paths, stale overlay after source/template revisions, and route permission callbacks versus handler assumptions.

  For each candidate:
  1. State exact trigger/request/state and running failure or exploit.
  2. Refute it once by rereading code/callers for a guard that makes it safe.
  3. Report only if it survives and is genuinely P0/P1 (critical/high release blocker). Drop all medium/low and speculative items.

  Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must contain:
  - Title
  - Location as exact file:line or function
  - Severity: critical or high
  - Trigger/exploit: concrete steps/state
  - Fix: specific change

  End with:
  - Headline: 1-2 ship blockers by name
  - Residual/unverified: only real uncertainty from given scope

  If no confirmed P0/P1 exists after genuine adversarial review, say so directly and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent findings. Return findings only; do not modify code.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior reviewed/handled/safe/out-of-scope claim as unverified and re-derive it.

  Operating rules:
  1. Review exactly the files listed below. Trace references within scope; do not wander unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every trust-boundary input is hostile: REST params/body/headers/cookies, config, file contents, deserialized payloads, network messages, datastore and service values.
  3. Fail closed: if you cannot confirm a guard, treat it as missing.
  4. This task is strictly read-only. Do not edit or create any file. Build any attack-surface map in memory only and state that persistence was skipped due to the read-only constraint.

  Review root:
  /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/multilingual-site-entry-and-layout/plugins/international-press-zone

  Review exactly:
  - includes/API/SiteContentController.php
  - includes/SiteContent/SiteContentRequestContext.php
  - includes/SiteContent/BlockTemplateTranslationAdapter.php
  - includes/SiteContent/SiteContentRepository.php
  - includes/Translation/JobSender.php
  - includes/Translation/SiteContentTranslationResourceHandler.php
  - includes/Core/Plugin.php
  - includes/API/PostsController.php

  Focus only on release-blocking P0/P1 defects in:
  - auth, REST nonce/capability enforcement, object-level authorization/IDOR
  - input validation and hard limits/resource exhaustion
  - actor-scoped idempotency: atomic claim/consume, replay, expiry, token/resource/user binding
  - compare-and-swap correctness and stale-write prevention
  - dispatch races, partial effects, retry/double-dispatch behavior
  - request/runtime context isolation across nested or long-lived execution
  - stale overlay behavior and incorrect content exposure/application

  Attack-surface protocol: before hunting, construct an in-memory map of entry points, untrusted inputs, auth model, invariants, and sinks for every scoped file. Since read-only is explicit, do not write .security/attack-surface.md.

  Hunt every branch and sibling path. For each user-supplied identifier trace id to read/write/dispatch and verify the current actor is authorized for that exact object on that path. Verify parsing/verification fails closed. Verify tokens and idempotency keys bind acting user plus target resource. Check injection, SSRF, paths, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, unbounded bodies/loops, client-trusted metadata, information disclosure, malformed ID validators, idempotency and atomicity. Specifically test concurrent identical requests, concurrent different actors, retries after a dispatch succeeds but persistence fails, expiry boundary, key reuse after expiry, CAS lost-update windows, nested context setup/teardown and exception paths, stale overlay after source/template revisions, and route permission callbacks versus handler assumptions.

  For each candidate:
  1. State exact trigger/request/state and running failure or exploit.
  2. Refute it once by rereading code/callers for a guard that makes it safe.
  3. Report only if it survives and is genuinely P0/P1 (critical/high release blocker). Drop all medium/low and speculative items.

  Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must contain:
  - Title
  - Location as exact file:line or function
  - Severity: critical or high
  - Trigger/exploit: concrete steps/state
  - Fix: specific change

  End with:
  - Headline: 1-2 ship blockers by name
  - Residual/unverified: only real uncertainty from given scope

  If no confirmed P0/P1 exists after genuine adversarial review, say so directly and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent findings. Return findings only; do not modify code.


id: 019fe87b-7ed4-7c93-b9fc-82a2b59c034b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incident179-land-3f2c3fc78dce
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a75541408410ff1d28729027dd31ec66f086c53
git_branch: wt/incident179-land
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T21-43-55-019fe87b-7ed4-7c93-b9fc-82a2b59c034b.jsonl

title:
  Verification only. Do not edit tracked files. Resolve BUN=$(command -v bun), UV=$(command -v uv), GIT_BIN=$(command -v git). Provision ephemeral dependencies with (cd collector && "$BUN" install --no-save) and (cd spine && "$BUN" install --frozen-lockfile). Then stop on first gate failure while running: (1) cd collector && "$BUN" run typecheck; (2) bash modules/harness/test/codex-permission-mode.test.sh; (3) bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-contract.test.sh; (4) "$UV" run --frozen pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q; (5) bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh; (6) "$GIT_BIN" diff --check. Report exact pass counts, skips, warnings.

first_user_message:
  Verification only. Do not edit tracked files. Resolve BUN=$(command -v bun), UV=$(command -v uv), GIT_BIN=$(command -v git). Provision ephemeral dependencies with (cd collector && "$BUN" install --no-save) and (cd spine && "$BUN" install --frozen-lockfile). Then stop on first gate failure while running: (1) cd collector && "$BUN" run typecheck; (2) bash modules/harness/test/codex-permission-mode.test.sh; (3) bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-contract.test.sh; (4) "$UV" run --frozen pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q; (5) bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh; (6) "$GIT_BIN" diff --check. Report exact pass counts, skips, warnings.

preview:
  Verification only. Do not edit tracked files. Resolve BUN=$(command -v bun), UV=$(command -v uv), GIT_BIN=$(command -v git). Provision ephemeral dependencies with (cd collector && "$BUN" install --no-save) and (cd spine && "$BUN" install --frozen-lockfile). Then stop on first gate failure while running: (1) cd collector && "$BUN" run typecheck; (2) bash modules/harness/test/codex-permission-mode.test.sh; (3) bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-contract.test.sh; (4) "$UV" run --frozen pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q; (5) bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh; (6) "$GIT_BIN" diff --check. Report exact pass counts, skips, warnings.


id: 019fe87d-1577-7c23-a37d-1faf2b51a9a6
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incident179-land-3f2c3fc78dce
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a75541408410ff1d28729027dd31ec66f086c53
git_branch: wt/incident179-land
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T21-45-39-019fe87d-1577-7c23-a37d-1faf2b51a9a6.jsonl

title:
  Verification only. Do not edit files. Resolve UV=$(command -v uv). Run "$UV" run --project modules/harness/factory --frozen pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q, then bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh. Stop on first failure. Report exact pass counts, skips, warnings.

first_user_message:
  Verification only. Do not edit files. Resolve UV=$(command -v uv). Run "$UV" run --project modules/harness/factory --frozen pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q, then bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh. Stop on first failure. Report exact pass counts, skips, warnings.

preview:
  Verification only. Do not edit files. Resolve UV=$(command -v uv). Run "$UV" run --project modules/harness/factory --frozen pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q, then bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh. Stop on first failure. Report exact pass counts, skips, warnings.


id: 019fe87f-025c-7643-96dd-b6dfead5a218
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incident179-land-3f2c3fc78dce
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a75541408410ff1d28729027dd31ec66f086c53
git_branch: wt/incident179-land
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T21-47-45-019fe87f-025c-7643-96dd-b6dfead5a218.jsonl

title:
  Verification only. Do not edit files. Run bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh. Report exact pass/fail counts and warnings.

first_user_message:
  Verification only. Do not edit files. Run bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh. Report exact pass/fail counts and warnings.

preview:
  Verification only. Do not edit files. Run bash modules/harness/seat/test/seat-hatch.test.sh. Report exact pass/fail counts and warnings.


id: 019fe880-524e-76a3-9bf7-b9e619f88ed3
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/agent-a049d9b7c549f204d-4b4c1aa8fb9c
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: d084c7074c8f0e4bff8b39aed328dee18b584911
git_origin_url: https://github.com/platform-modules/mod
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T21-49-11-019fe880-524e-76a3-9bf7-b9e619f88ed3.jsonl

title:
  Act as the independent E2E contract reviewer for repository platform-modules/mod PR #137. Required exact HEAD d084c7074c8f0e4bff8b39aed328dee18b584911: first verify git rev-parse HEAD and stop with HEAD_MISMATCH if different. Compare to origin/main. REPORT ONLY: do not edit files, test-mutate, run tests, commit, push, merge, deploy, or delegate. Review apps/mod-cms/e2e/admin.spec.ts, Playwright config/scripts/package changes, workflow and artifact-gate changes, existing local/GitHub check evidence, relevant editor-widget/mod-cms specs and plans. Determine whether the required real E2E exercises a production-like built worker and proves actual editor load/edit/save/reload, media insertion including oversized responsive behavior, preview, install/auth prerequisites, deterministic seeding, and whether grep/skips/timeouts can falsely green. Report every VERIFIED P0-P2 finding only with severity, file:line, failure scenario, evidence, violated contract. Omit P3/nits/speculation. State clean if none. Do not invoke another reviewer or launcher.

first_user_message:
  Act as the independent E2E contract reviewer for repository platform-modules/mod PR #137. Required exact HEAD d084c7074c8f0e4bff8b39aed328dee18b584911: first verify git rev-parse HEAD and stop with HEAD_MISMATCH if different. Compare to origin/main. REPORT ONLY: do not edit files, test-mutate, run tests, commit, push, merge, deploy, or delegate. Review apps/mod-cms/e2e/admin.spec.ts, Playwright config/scripts/package changes, workflow and artifact-gate changes, existing local/GitHub check evidence, relevant editor-widget/mod-cms specs and plans. Determine whether the required real E2E exercises a production-like built worker and proves actual editor load/edit/save/reload, media insertion including oversized responsive behavior, preview, install/auth prerequisites, deterministic seeding, and whether grep/skips/timeouts can falsely green. Report every VERIFIED P0-P2 finding only with severity, file:line, failure scenario, evidence, violated contract. Omit P3/nits/speculation. State clean if none. Do not invoke another reviewer or launcher.

preview:
  Act as the independent E2E contract reviewer for repository platform-modules/mod PR #137. Required exact HEAD d084c7074c8f0e4bff8b39aed328dee18b584911: first verify git rev-parse HEAD and stop with HEAD_MISMATCH if different. Compare to origin/main. REPORT ONLY: do not edit files, test-mutate, run tests, commit, push, merge, deploy, or delegate. Review apps/mod-cms/e2e/admin.spec.ts, Playwright config/scripts/package changes, workflow and artifact-gate changes, existing local/GitHub check evidence, relevant editor-widget/mod-cms specs and plans. Determine whether the required real E2E exercises a production-like built worker and proves actual editor load/edit/save/reload, media insertion including oversized responsive behavior, preview, install/auth prerequisites, deterministic seeding, and whether grep/skips/timeouts can falsely green. Report every VERIFIED P0-P2 finding only with severity, file:line, failure scenario, evidence, violated contract. Omit P3/nits/speculation. State clean if none. Do not invoke another reviewer or launcher.


id: 019fe882-46cc-7373-bf0f-972fb3762bb9
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/task-75-canary-transfer-7aac2c0bc97c
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 78af7b240c0b59fcc342ca3db0db0ffc8e2e7969
git_branch: wt/task-75-canary-transfer
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T21-51-19-019fe882-46cc-7373-bf0f-972fb3762bb9.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied diff/files; trace only essential references. Assume boundary-crossing inputs hostile. Fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch. For every candidate: state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, report only if it survives, severity by impact. Near-zero false positives. Do not edit, commit, install, deploy, contact remote hosts, or run tests.

  Working tree: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/task-75-canary-transfer
  Inspect actual current git diff 4483df9e0cf2a9c369e7da442a16546db03b4698..HEAD limited exactly to:
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-account-stage.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-account-stage.test.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-deploy.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-deploy.test.mjs

  Exact blocker contract:
  1. systemd --collect may unload transient timer/service between stop and reset-failed. Nonzero is acceptable ONLY when a strict postcondition proves both exact named units absent/unloaded. No blanket suppression; true active/loaded/unverifiable state fails closed.
  2. Stage inode/owner/mode/non-symlink guarantees and delete-before-disarm remain intact.
  3. If forward phase fails and cleanup also fails/anomalously returns nonzero, preserve original sanitized phase and separately report cleanup outcome. Never surface remote stdout/stderr, command text, host, paths, account identities, auth, or secret material.
  4. Tests must adversarially cover successful side effects + rc5, still-loaded/active, unverifiable state, original phase preservation, and redaction.
  5. Scope exactly these four files and no unrelated changes.

  Return only confirmed blockers with file:line and concrete failure scenario, or CLEAN with concise evidence. Do not trust prior no-tool reviewer or implementer claims. Inspect actual diff. Do not run tests.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied diff/files; trace only essential references. Assume boundary-crossing inputs hostile. Fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch. For every candidate: state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, report only if it survives, severity by impact. Near-zero false positives. Do not edit, commit, install, deploy, contact remote hosts, or run tests.

  Working tree: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/task-75-canary-transfer
  Inspect actual current git diff 4483df9e0cf2a9c369e7da442a16546db03b4698..HEAD limited exactly to:
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-account-stage.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-account-stage.test.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-deploy.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-deploy.test.mjs

  Exact blocker contract:
  1. systemd --collect may unload transient timer/service between stop and reset-failed. Nonzero is acceptable ONLY when a strict postcondition proves both exact named units absent/unloaded. No blanket suppression; true active/loaded/unverifiable state fails closed.
  2. Stage inode/owner/mode/non-symlink guarantees and delete-before-disarm remain intact.
  3. If forward phase fails and cleanup also fails/anomalously returns nonzero, preserve original sanitized phase and separately report cleanup outcome. Never surface remote stdout/stderr, command text, host, paths, account identities, auth, or secret material.
  4. Tests must adversarially cover successful side effects + rc5, still-loaded/active, unverifiable state, original phase preservation, and redaction.
  5. Scope exactly these four files and no unrelated changes.

  Return only confirmed blockers with file:line and concrete failure scenario, or CLEAN with concise evidence. Do not trust prior no-tool reviewer or implementer claims. Inspect actual diff. Do not run tests.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied diff/files; trace only essential references. Assume boundary-crossing inputs hostile. Fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch. For every candidate: state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, report only if it survives, severity by impact. Near-zero false positives. Do not edit, commit, install, deploy, contact remote hosts, or run tests.

  Working tree: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/task-75-canary-transfer
  Inspect actual current git diff 4483df9e0cf2a9c369e7da442a16546db03b4698..HEAD limited exactly to:
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-account-stage.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-account-stage.test.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-deploy.mjs
  - modules/workstation/claude/lib/runtime-deploy.test.mjs

  Exact blocker contract:
  1. systemd --collect may unload transient timer/service between stop and reset-failed. Nonzero is acceptable ONLY when a strict postcondition proves both exact named units absent/unloaded. No blanket suppression; true active/loaded/unverifiable state fails closed.
  2. Stage inode/owner/mode/non-symlink guarantees and delete-before-disarm remain intact.
  3. If forward phase fails and cleanup also fails/anomalously returns nonzero, preserve original sanitized phase and separately report cleanup outcome. Never surface remote stdout/stderr, command text, host, paths, account identities, auth, or secret material.
  4. Tests must adversarially cover successful side effects + rc5, still-loaded/active, unverifiable state, original phase preservation, and redaction.
  5. Scope exactly these four files and no unrelated changes.

  Return only confirmed blockers with file:line and concrete failure scenario, or CLEAN with concise evidence. Do not trust prior no-tool reviewer or implementer claims. Inspect actual diff. Do not run tests.


id: 019fe889-5ac6-7c30-ade6-365667313eab
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incident179-land-3f2c3fc78dce
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a75541408410ff1d28729027dd31ec66f086c53
git_branch: wt/incident179-land
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T21-59-03-019fe889-5ac6-7c30-ade6-365667313eab.jsonl

title:
  Verification only. Do not edit tracked files. Resolve BUN=$(command -v bun). Run cd collector && "$BUN" install --no-save && "$BUN" test && "$BUN" run typecheck. Stop on first failure. Report exact pass/skip/fail counts and warnings.

first_user_message:
  Verification only. Do not edit tracked files. Resolve BUN=$(command -v bun). Run cd collector && "$BUN" install --no-save && "$BUN" test && "$BUN" run typecheck. Stop on first failure. Report exact pass/skip/fail counts and warnings.

preview:
  Verification only. Do not edit tracked files. Resolve BUN=$(command -v bun). Run cd collector && "$BUN" install --no-save && "$BUN" test && "$BUN" run typecheck. Stop on first failure. Report exact pass/skip/fail counts and warnings.


id: 019fe88c-0988-7f71-9d1b-15684675f3ec
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incident179-land-3f2c3fc78dce
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a75541408410ff1d28729027dd31ec66f086c53
git_branch: wt/incident179-land
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T22-01-59-019fe88c-0988-7f71-9d1b-15684675f3ec.jsonl

title:
  Fresh independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness review. Review the complete current stable WIP diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incident179-land and read complete changed files plus relevant call sites needed to judge behavior. Do not edit files and do not run tests. Verify specifically: (1) durable heartbeat commit plus projection failure advances terminal to N+1; (2) transport/precommit heartbeat failure reuses N; (3) missing, empty, or malformed running heartbeat fails closed; (4) reconciliation isolates per-incident failures and retries periodically without overlap; (5) permission-mode and real Codex CLI flag placement; (6) zero local fallback; (7) cleanup preserves the primary error. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile, distrust prior review claims, enumerate every changed branch, and inspect authorization, injection/SSRF/path handling/deserialization/secrets/DoS/content confusion/idempotency/atomicity/info disclosure/input validation as applicable. For every candidate, state a concrete trigger and refute it once against code and callers; retain only defects that survive. Report only concrete P0/P1/P2 findings, ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete scenario, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Explicitly state clean if none. User forbids edits, so do not create or update .security/attack-surface.md; read and use an existing fresh map if available, otherwise enumerate in memory and note the limitation.

first_user_message:
  Fresh independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness review. Review the complete current stable WIP diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incident179-land and read complete changed files plus relevant call sites needed to judge behavior. Do not edit files and do not run tests. Verify specifically: (1) durable heartbeat commit plus projection failure advances terminal to N+1; (2) transport/precommit heartbeat failure reuses N; (3) missing, empty, or malformed running heartbeat fails closed; (4) reconciliation isolates per-incident failures and retries periodically without overlap; (5) permission-mode and real Codex CLI flag placement; (6) zero local fallback; (7) cleanup preserves the primary error. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile, distrust prior review claims, enumerate every changed branch, and inspect authorization, injection/SSRF/path handling/deserialization/secrets/DoS/content confusion/idempotency/atomicity/info disclosure/input validation as applicable. For every candidate, state a concrete trigger and refute it once against code and callers; retain only defects that survive. Report only concrete P0/P1/P2 findings, ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete scenario, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Explicitly state clean if none. User forbids edits, so do not create or update .security/attack-surface.md; read and use an existing fresh map if available, otherwise enumerate in memory and note the limitation.

preview:
  Fresh independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness review. Review the complete current stable WIP diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incident179-land and read complete changed files plus relevant call sites needed to judge behavior. Do not edit files and do not run tests. Verify specifically: (1) durable heartbeat commit plus projection failure advances terminal to N+1; (2) transport/precommit heartbeat failure reuses N; (3) missing, empty, or malformed running heartbeat fails closed; (4) reconciliation isolates per-incident failures and retries periodically without overlap; (5) permission-mode and real Codex CLI flag placement; (6) zero local fallback; (7) cleanup preserves the primary error. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile, distrust prior review claims, enumerate every changed branch, and inspect authorization, injection/SSRF/path handling/deserialization/secrets/DoS/content confusion/idempotency/atomicity/info disclosure/input validation as applicable. For every candidate, state a concrete trigger and refute it once against code and callers; retain only defects that survive. Report only concrete P0/P1/P2 findings, ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete scenario, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Explicitly state clean if none. User forbids edits, so do not create or update .security/attack-surface.md; read and use an existing fresh map if available, otherwise enumerate in memory and note the limitation.


id: 019fe8e9-6555-75e2-919f-46a3afc98650
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/agent-a7126704e2e94fa19-72187ee4aec6
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a75541408410ff1d28729027dd31ec66f086c53
git_branch: worktree-agent-a7126704e2e94fa19
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/09/rollout-2026-08-09T23-43-57-019fe8e9-6555-75e2-919f-46a3afc98650.jsonl

title:
  Fresh independent adversarial pre-ship review. Review exactly the complete staged diff from /tmp/todo178-final.patch in this current isolated Overdeck worktree via /usr/bin/git diff --cached, plus only relevant call sites. Do not modify files or live state. Treat CLI args, env/PATH/HOME/passwd, filesystem and symlinks, Git config/metadata/remote, SSH/Kubernetes responses, reports and datastore reads as hostile and fail closed. Attack: whole-version atomic runtime migration/activation/rollback under SIGKILL and restart; canonical paths and symlink-parent swaps; provenance/TOCTOU/flock ownership; hostile Bash/PATH/Git/env; passwd home; durable fully-bound started receipts positively acknowledged immediately before SSH/K3s side effects; no-envelope/timeouts/retries; authoritative exits and newest unambiguous pod/container ordering. Enumerate sibling branches. For each candidate give exact failure sequence and refute it once. Report only concrete P0/P1/P2 defects, no style or speculative hardening. Format numbered findings with title, absolute path:line, severity, exact failure sequence, fix; then Headline and Residual/unverified. If none survive, explicitly state clean.

first_user_message:
  Fresh independent adversarial pre-ship review. Review exactly the complete staged diff from /tmp/todo178-final.patch in this current isolated Overdeck worktree via /usr/bin/git diff --cached, plus only relevant call sites. Do not modify files or live state. Treat CLI args, env/PATH/HOME/passwd, filesystem and symlinks, Git config/metadata/remote, SSH/Kubernetes responses, reports and datastore reads as hostile and fail closed. Attack: whole-version atomic runtime migration/activation/rollback under SIGKILL and restart; canonical paths and symlink-parent swaps; provenance/TOCTOU/flock ownership; hostile Bash/PATH/Git/env; passwd home; durable fully-bound started receipts positively acknowledged immediately before SSH/K3s side effects; no-envelope/timeouts/retries; authoritative exits and newest unambiguous pod/container ordering. Enumerate sibling branches. For each candidate give exact failure sequence and refute it once. Report only concrete P0/P1/P2 defects, no style or speculative hardening. Format numbered findings with title, absolute path:line, severity, exact failure sequence, fix; then Headline and Residual/unverified. If none survive, explicitly state clean.

preview:
  Fresh independent adversarial pre-ship review. Review exactly the complete staged diff from /tmp/todo178-final.patch in this current isolated Overdeck worktree via /usr/bin/git diff --cached, plus only relevant call sites. Do not modify files or live state. Treat CLI args, env/PATH/HOME/passwd, filesystem and symlinks, Git config/metadata/remote, SSH/Kubernetes responses, reports and datastore reads as hostile and fail closed. Attack: whole-version atomic runtime migration/activation/rollback under SIGKILL and restart; canonical paths and symlink-parent swaps; provenance/TOCTOU/flock ownership; hostile Bash/PATH/Git/env; passwd home; durable fully-bound started receipts positively acknowledged immediately before SSH/K3s side effects; no-envelope/timeouts/retries; authoritative exits and newest unambiguous pod/container ordering. Enumerate sibling branches. For each candidate give exact failure sequence and refute it once. Report only concrete P0/P1/P2 defects, no style or speculative hardening. Format numbered findings with title, absolute path:line, severity, exact failure sequence, fix; then Headline and Residual/unverified. If none survive, explicitly state clean.


id: 019fe8f8-ee9d-7d20-aec3-4c1b18b2cdeb
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/agent-a33d295a0f6813f26-5e47d8cf1563
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a75541408410ff1d28729027dd31ec66f086c53
git_branch: worktree-agent-a33d295a0f6813f26
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T00-00-55-019fe8f8-ee9d-7d20-aec3-4c1b18b2cdeb.jsonl

title:
  Fresh independent final security/correctness review for TODO #178. The user's exact request: Apply /tmp/todo178-final.patch in your isolated Overdeck worktree, then review the full applied diff and relevant call sites. Do not rely on prior reviews. Focus P0/P1/P2 only: whole-version atomic runtime under SIGKILL/restart and final activation sequencing; canonical/symlink paths and source TOCTOU; lock ownership; hostile startup/PATH/Git/env; passwd-home; fully-bound durable started receipts before SSH/K3s; no-envelope/retries; inner exits/pod ordering. Do not commit/deploy/install/live mutate. Report exact concrete failure sequences or explicitly clean. Context: the patch is already applied in this exact worktree from the patch's exact git-blob preimages. Review /tmp/todo178-final.patch as the authoritative full diff, inspect the resulting changed files in this worktree, and trace only relevant call sites essential to validate the named invariants. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile and fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate sibling branches explicitly. For every candidate: state exact trigger/state sequence, re-read and try to refute it once, then report only survivors. Severity scope is P0/P1/P2 (critical/high/medium) only; omit lower-value findings. Do not mutate any files or run deploy/install/live operations. Output a numbered severity-ordered list with Title, absolute Location, Severity, Trigger/failure sequence, and specific Fix. End with Headline naming ship blockers and Residual/unverified. If no exploitable P0/P1/P2 survives, say explicitly clean and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test.

first_user_message:
  Fresh independent final security/correctness review for TODO #178. The user's exact request: Apply /tmp/todo178-final.patch in your isolated Overdeck worktree, then review the full applied diff and relevant call sites. Do not rely on prior reviews. Focus P0/P1/P2 only: whole-version atomic runtime under SIGKILL/restart and final activation sequencing; canonical/symlink paths and source TOCTOU; lock ownership; hostile startup/PATH/Git/env; passwd-home; fully-bound durable started receipts before SSH/K3s; no-envelope/retries; inner exits/pod ordering. Do not commit/deploy/install/live mutate. Report exact concrete failure sequences or explicitly clean. Context: the patch is already applied in this exact worktree from the patch's exact git-blob preimages. Review /tmp/todo178-final.patch as the authoritative full diff, inspect the resulting changed files in this worktree, and trace only relevant call sites essential to validate the named invariants. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile and fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate sibling branches explicitly. For every candidate: state exact trigger/state sequence, re-read and try to refute it once, then report only survivors. Severity scope is P0/P1/P2 (critical/high/medium) only; omit lower-value findings. Do not mutate any files or run deploy/install/live operations. Output a numbered severity-ordered list with Title, absolute Location, Severity, Trigger/failure sequence, and specific Fix. End with Headline naming ship blockers and Residual/unverified. If no exploitable P0/P1/P2 survives, say explicitly clean and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test.

preview:
  Fresh independent final security/correctness review for TODO #178. The user's exact request: Apply /tmp/todo178-final.patch in your isolated Overdeck worktree, then review the full applied diff and relevant call sites. Do not rely on prior reviews. Focus P0/P1/P2 only: whole-version atomic runtime under SIGKILL/restart and final activation sequencing; canonical/symlink paths and source TOCTOU; lock ownership; hostile startup/PATH/Git/env; passwd-home; fully-bound durable started receipts before SSH/K3s; no-envelope/retries; inner exits/pod ordering. Do not commit/deploy/install/live mutate. Report exact concrete failure sequences or explicitly clean. Context: the patch is already applied in this exact worktree from the patch's exact git-blob preimages. Review /tmp/todo178-final.patch as the authoritative full diff, inspect the resulting changed files in this worktree, and trace only relevant call sites essential to validate the named invariants. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile and fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate sibling branches explicitly. For every candidate: state exact trigger/state sequence, re-read and try to refute it once, then report only survivors. Severity scope is P0/P1/P2 (critical/high/medium) only; omit lower-value findings. Do not mutate any files or run deploy/install/live operations. Output a numbered severity-ordered list with Title, absolute Location, Severity, Trigger/failure sequence, and specific Fix. End with Headline naming ship blockers and Residual/unverified. If no exploitable P0/P1/P2 survives, say explicitly clean and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test.


id: 019fe9ab-3552-7401-9592-19cebee84be6
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/fewtok-21801cb3be03
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T03-15-39-019fe9ab-3552-7401-9592-19cebee84be6.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-fewtok/81112761-323f-4906-a962-aaffbbfccce4.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-fewtok/81112761-323f-4906-a962-aaffbbfccce4.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-fewtok/81112761-323f-4906-a962-aaffbbfccce4.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: 019fe9fd-0dde-76c0-a1fd-104d536ab9aa
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incidents-179-233-234-34c3ad0c067a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: bab629b104da753ef5decb5b7874bfee52a770f5
git_branch: wt/incidents-179-233-234
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T04-45-03-019fe9fd-0dde-76c0-a1fd-104d536ab9aa.jsonl

title:
  Fresh independent security/correctness review. You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independently adversarial fresh-eyes pass. Distrust prior safety claims. Review exactly the named files and trace only essential cited symbols. Treat trust-boundary inputs as hostile and require fail-closed behavior. Do not edit any file. The owner explicitly forbids edits, so do not create or update an attack-surface map; report that limitation under residual. Hunt every branch for IDOR/auth bypass, fail-open verification/config, resource binding, timing, injection, SSRF, traversal, parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, atomicity/idempotency, disclosure, and validation. Specifically attempt authorization bypass through a missing loader, stale or manipulated manifest, model mismatch, direct service invocation, coercion, or alternate route. Verify ordinary requests remain safe-only and unsafe requests fail closed. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then refute it once by rereading safeguards and retain only surviving triggerable defects. Rate severity by real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If clean, state that directly and list assumptions a deeper review should test. Exact scope: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/dispatch-options.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/server.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/dispatch-options.test.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/test/incidents-post.test.ts. Existing unrelated 37-file WIP is out of scope.

first_user_message:
  Fresh independent security/correctness review. You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independently adversarial fresh-eyes pass. Distrust prior safety claims. Review exactly the named files and trace only essential cited symbols. Treat trust-boundary inputs as hostile and require fail-closed behavior. Do not edit any file. The owner explicitly forbids edits, so do not create or update an attack-surface map; report that limitation under residual. Hunt every branch for IDOR/auth bypass, fail-open verification/config, resource binding, timing, injection, SSRF, traversal, parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, atomicity/idempotency, disclosure, and validation. Specifically attempt authorization bypass through a missing loader, stale or manipulated manifest, model mismatch, direct service invocation, coercion, or alternate route. Verify ordinary requests remain safe-only and unsafe requests fail closed. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then refute it once by rereading safeguards and retain only surviving triggerable defects. Rate severity by real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If clean, state that directly and list assumptions a deeper review should test. Exact scope: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/dispatch-options.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/server.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/dispatch-options.test.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/test/incidents-post.test.ts. Existing unrelated 37-file WIP is out of scope.

preview:
  Fresh independent security/correctness review. You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independently adversarial fresh-eyes pass. Distrust prior safety claims. Review exactly the named files and trace only essential cited symbols. Treat trust-boundary inputs as hostile and require fail-closed behavior. Do not edit any file. The owner explicitly forbids edits, so do not create or update an attack-surface map; report that limitation under residual. Hunt every branch for IDOR/auth bypass, fail-open verification/config, resource binding, timing, injection, SSRF, traversal, parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, atomicity/idempotency, disclosure, and validation. Specifically attempt authorization bypass through a missing loader, stale or manipulated manifest, model mismatch, direct service invocation, coercion, or alternate route. Verify ordinary requests remain safe-only and unsafe requests fail closed. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then refute it once by rereading safeguards and retain only surviving triggerable defects. Rate severity by real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If clean, state that directly and list assumptions a deeper review should test. Exact scope: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/dispatch-options.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/server.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/src/incidents/dispatch-options.test.ts; /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234/collector/test/incidents-post.test.ts. Existing unrelated 37-file WIP is out of scope.


id: 019fea08-fe65-7eb0-8a39-1ba5e4e8eeb8
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/durable-plan-registry-6459f796727a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: de91d5515b2614aa552253850dfecf6701f20823
git_branch: wt/durable-plan-registry
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T04-58-05-019fea08-fe65-7eb0-8a39-1ba5e4e8eeb8.jsonl

title:
  Independent adversarial verifier. Review exactly /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/durable-plan-registry/factory-agent-k3s.mjs plus essential credential scope/caller context. Candidate: host GH_TOKEN is injected into an untrusted coding container, granting repo/private-repo powers beyond publishing generated refs; prompt injection can exfiltrate it or push unauthorized/protected/unprotected refs. Return only CONFIRMED/PLAUSIBLE/REFUTED with brief file:line cited reason. Default PLAUSIBLE. Treat all inputs hostile; trace GH_TOKEN source, container injection, token scope, and enforced ref restrictions. Do not modify files.

first_user_message:
  Independent adversarial verifier. Review exactly /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/durable-plan-registry/factory-agent-k3s.mjs plus essential credential scope/caller context. Candidate: host GH_TOKEN is injected into an untrusted coding container, granting repo/private-repo powers beyond publishing generated refs; prompt injection can exfiltrate it or push unauthorized/protected/unprotected refs. Return only CONFIRMED/PLAUSIBLE/REFUTED with brief file:line cited reason. Default PLAUSIBLE. Treat all inputs hostile; trace GH_TOKEN source, container injection, token scope, and enforced ref restrictions. Do not modify files.

preview:
  Independent adversarial verifier. Review exactly /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/durable-plan-registry/factory-agent-k3s.mjs plus essential credential scope/caller context. Candidate: host GH_TOKEN is injected into an untrusted coding container, granting repo/private-repo powers beyond publishing generated refs; prompt injection can exfiltrate it or push unauthorized/protected/unprotected refs. Return only CONFIRMED/PLAUSIBLE/REFUTED with brief file:line cited reason. Default PLAUSIBLE. Treat all inputs hostile; trace GH_TOKEN source, container injection, token scope, and enforced ref restrictions. Do not modify files.


id: 019fea41-403f-7a51-b699-23d591724b34
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/durable-plan-registry-6459f796727a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 524c37e7c20fe45183d8709b81e823ffbb21f945
git_branch: wt/durable-plan-registry
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T05-59-32-019fea41-403f-7a51-b699-23d591724b34.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Assume all trust-boundary inputs hostile; fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Review exactly the named file and trace only cited symbols essential to its trust boundaries. For every candidate finding, state a concrete trigger, try once to refute it from code/callers, and report only findings that survive. User task: Independently validate the automated Critical finding in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/durable-plan-registry/collector/runner.ts: mutable Kanboard task metadata overdeck.unsafe selects unsafe permission mode while owner/stored text becomes prompt, potentially granting untrusted content elevated execution. Trace authoritative filing/dispatch metadata writes, signing/immutability, wrapper enforcement, sandbox and credentials. Determine concrete exploitability and exact robust fix. Do not modify files. Report absolute file:line reproduction and verdict, or refute with evidence. Output: numbered severity-ordered findings with title, location, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and exact fix; then headline blockers and residual/unverified. If no exploit, say so and list assumptions needing deeper test.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Assume all trust-boundary inputs hostile; fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Review exactly the named file and trace only cited symbols essential to its trust boundaries. For every candidate finding, state a concrete trigger, try once to refute it from code/callers, and report only findings that survive. User task: Independently validate the automated Critical finding in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/durable-plan-registry/collector/runner.ts: mutable Kanboard task metadata overdeck.unsafe selects unsafe permission mode while owner/stored text becomes prompt, potentially granting untrusted content elevated execution. Trace authoritative filing/dispatch metadata writes, signing/immutability, wrapper enforcement, sandbox and credentials. Determine concrete exploitability and exact robust fix. Do not modify files. Report absolute file:line reproduction and verdict, or refute with evidence. Output: numbered severity-ordered findings with title, location, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and exact fix; then headline blockers and residual/unverified. If no exploit, say so and list assumptions needing deeper test.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Assume all trust-boundary inputs hostile; fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Review exactly the named file and trace only cited symbols essential to its trust boundaries. For every candidate finding, state a concrete trigger, try once to refute it from code/callers, and report only findings that survive. User task: Independently validate the automated Critical finding in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/durable-plan-registry/collector/runner.ts: mutable Kanboard task metadata overdeck.unsafe selects unsafe permission mode while owner/stored text becomes prompt, potentially granting untrusted content elevated execution. Trace authoritative filing/dispatch metadata writes, signing/immutability, wrapper enforcement, sandbox and credentials. Determine concrete exploitability and exact robust fix. Do not modify files. Report absolute file:line reproduction and verdict, or refute with evidence. Output: numbered severity-ordered findings with title, location, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and exact fix; then headline blockers and residual/unverified. If no exploit, say so and list assumptions needing deeper test.


id: 019fea49-8be1-7cd2-81cd-44a7bdcb3308
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 9f814d0a2f1327744eb97b21df9e25cc10b3e798
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T06-08-36-019fea49-8be1-7cd2-81cd-44a7bdcb3308.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/da615150-2bb3-4875-afdf-38dec96fd1e8.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/da615150-2bb3-4875-afdf-38dec96fd1e8.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/da615150-2bb3-4875-afdf-38dec96fd1e8.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: 019fea7a-b1b8-7cc0-a40f-0e8cb715333b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/claudex-config-dir-8dbc91bcc605
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 4d7fea34460b199800aeb237bfc4ad6e47dc28aa
git_branch: wt/claudex-config-dir
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T07-02-17-019fea7a-b1b8-7cc0-a40f-0e8cb715333b.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/dd4f295c-5579-46b0-a516-e7deca4cada3.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/dd4f295c-5579-46b0-a516-e7deca4cada3.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/dd4f295c-5579-46b0-a516-e7deca4cada3.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: 019feac7-affb-7a12-beaa-651ee2dea375
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/durable-plan-registry-6459f796727a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: cd921aa81f1ec5a8968ed42f7f2b9e88a743c719
git_branch: wt/durable-plan-registry
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T08-26-23-019feac7-affb-7a12-beaa-651ee2dea375.jsonl

title:
  Act as a senior independent application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Review exactly these files and trace only essential cited symbols: ops/k3s/factory/overlays/canary/kustomization.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/overlays/production/kustomization.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/base/namespaces.yaml, tests/k3s-gitops-baseline.test.py. This is read-only: do not edit or commit. Confirm from rendered behavior that Kustomize labels with includeSelectors:false cannot narrow NetworkPolicy selectors, and confirm the focused test renders both canary and production overlays and asserts every NetworkPolicy in namespace factory-workloads has exactly spec.podSelector == {}. Run the focused test. Adversarially enumerate relevant branches and concrete failure triggers; refute each candidate once before reporting. Report PASS if no triggerable defect survives, otherwise numbered findings ordered by severity with title, location, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Include exact focused-test command and output. User request: 'Read-only independent security/correctness review ... Confirm Kustomize labels includeSelectors:false cannot narrow NetworkPolicy selectors and test renders both overlays, asserting every factory-workloads NetworkPolicy has exactly spec.podSelector {}. Run the focused test. Report PASS or exact blocker and output. Do not edit or commit.'

first_user_message:
  Act as a senior independent application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Review exactly these files and trace only essential cited symbols: ops/k3s/factory/overlays/canary/kustomization.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/overlays/production/kustomization.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/base/namespaces.yaml, tests/k3s-gitops-baseline.test.py. This is read-only: do not edit or commit. Confirm from rendered behavior that Kustomize labels with includeSelectors:false cannot narrow NetworkPolicy selectors, and confirm the focused test renders both canary and production overlays and asserts every NetworkPolicy in namespace factory-workloads has exactly spec.podSelector == {}. Run the focused test. Adversarially enumerate relevant branches and concrete failure triggers; refute each candidate once before reporting. Report PASS if no triggerable defect survives, otherwise numbered findings ordered by severity with title, location, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Include exact focused-test command and output. User request: 'Read-only independent security/correctness review ... Confirm Kustomize labels includeSelectors:false cannot narrow NetworkPolicy selectors and test renders both overlays, asserting every factory-workloads NetworkPolicy has exactly spec.podSelector {}. Run the focused test. Report PASS or exact blocker and output. Do not edit or commit.'

preview:
  Act as a senior independent application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Review exactly these files and trace only essential cited symbols: ops/k3s/factory/overlays/canary/kustomization.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/overlays/production/kustomization.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/base/namespaces.yaml, tests/k3s-gitops-baseline.test.py. This is read-only: do not edit or commit. Confirm from rendered behavior that Kustomize labels with includeSelectors:false cannot narrow NetworkPolicy selectors, and confirm the focused test renders both canary and production overlays and asserts every NetworkPolicy in namespace factory-workloads has exactly spec.podSelector == {}. Run the focused test. Adversarially enumerate relevant branches and concrete failure triggers; refute each candidate once before reporting. Report PASS if no triggerable defect survives, otherwise numbered findings ordered by severity with title, location, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Include exact focused-test command and output. User request: 'Read-only independent security/correctness review ... Confirm Kustomize labels includeSelectors:false cannot narrow NetworkPolicy selectors and test renders both overlays, asserting every factory-workloads NetworkPolicy has exactly spec.podSelector {}. Run the focused test. Report PASS or exact blocker and output. Do not edit or commit.'


id: 019fead3-3b8f-72c2-a59f-70428defbb0f
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/durable-plan-registry-6459f796727a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: cd921aa81f1ec5a8968ed42f7f2b9e88a743c719
git_branch: wt/durable-plan-registry
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T08-38-59-019fead3-3b8f-72c2-a59f-70428defbb0f.jsonl

title:
  Act as a senior independent application-security and correctness auditor. Fresh adversarial pre-ship pass; distrust prior claims. Review exactly these owned-change paths and nothing else unless a cited symbol is essential: package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/**, tools/k3s/render-kustomize.mjs, tests/k3s-gitops-baseline.test.mjs. This is strictly read-only: do not edit, write, or commit, including .security/attack-surface.md. If an existing attack-surface map is provably fresh, use it; otherwise enumerate the scoped attack surface in memory. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile and fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Walk every branch and hunt injection, unsafe parsing/deserialization, path traversal, SSRF, secret disclosure, resource exhaustion, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation defects. For every candidate: give a concrete trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, and report only survivors with real severity. Explicitly verify all prior blockers: (1) canary and production identities are disjoint; (2) includeSelectors is false and every rendered NetworkPolicy selector is exactly {}; (3) default deny exists in both namespaces; (4) real Flux commit and Cilium OCI digest artifacts are wired to releases; (5) admission is fail-closed, requires an untrusted nodeSelector, rejects nodeName, wildcard Exists, trust Exists/missing/control-plane tolerations, and nodeAffinity; (6) YAML parser is self-contained and declared, renderer is strict and repo-owned; (7) allowlist tests parse YAML rather than text-match. Run exactly k3s GitOps baseline rendered validation: PASS without kubectl and capture outcome/output. Do not install dependencies. Output either  with concise evidence and exact test output, or a numbered severity-ordered blocker list containing title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. No cosmetic findings.

first_user_message:
  Act as a senior independent application-security and correctness auditor. Fresh adversarial pre-ship pass; distrust prior claims. Review exactly these owned-change paths and nothing else unless a cited symbol is essential: package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/**, tools/k3s/render-kustomize.mjs, tests/k3s-gitops-baseline.test.mjs. This is strictly read-only: do not edit, write, or commit, including .security/attack-surface.md. If an existing attack-surface map is provably fresh, use it; otherwise enumerate the scoped attack surface in memory. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile and fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Walk every branch and hunt injection, unsafe parsing/deserialization, path traversal, SSRF, secret disclosure, resource exhaustion, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation defects. For every candidate: give a concrete trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, and report only survivors with real severity. Explicitly verify all prior blockers: (1) canary and production identities are disjoint; (2) includeSelectors is false and every rendered NetworkPolicy selector is exactly {}; (3) default deny exists in both namespaces; (4) real Flux commit and Cilium OCI digest artifacts are wired to releases; (5) admission is fail-closed, requires an untrusted nodeSelector, rejects nodeName, wildcard Exists, trust Exists/missing/control-plane tolerations, and nodeAffinity; (6) YAML parser is self-contained and declared, renderer is strict and repo-owned; (7) allowlist tests parse YAML rather than text-match. Run exactly k3s GitOps baseline rendered validation: PASS without kubectl and capture outcome/output. Do not install dependencies. Output either  with concise evidence and exact test output, or a numbered severity-ordered blocker list containing title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. No cosmetic findings.

preview:
  Act as a senior independent application-security and correctness auditor. Fresh adversarial pre-ship pass; distrust prior claims. Review exactly these owned-change paths and nothing else unless a cited symbol is essential: package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, ops/k3s/factory/**, tools/k3s/render-kustomize.mjs, tests/k3s-gitops-baseline.test.mjs. This is strictly read-only: do not edit, write, or commit, including .security/attack-surface.md. If an existing attack-surface map is provably fresh, use it; otherwise enumerate the scoped attack surface in memory. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile and fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Walk every branch and hunt injection, unsafe parsing/deserialization, path traversal, SSRF, secret disclosure, resource exhaustion, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation defects. For every candidate: give a concrete trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, and report only survivors with real severity. Explicitly verify all prior blockers: (1) canary and production identities are disjoint; (2) includeSelectors is false and every rendered NetworkPolicy selector is exactly {}; (3) default deny exists in both namespaces; (4) real Flux commit and Cilium OCI digest artifacts are wired to releases; (5) admission is fail-closed, requires an untrusted nodeSelector, rejects nodeName, wildcard Exists, trust Exists/missing/control-plane tolerations, and nodeAffinity; (6) YAML parser is self-contained and declared, renderer is strict and repo-owned; (7) allowlist tests parse YAML rather than text-match. Run exactly k3s GitOps baseline rendered validation: PASS without kubectl and capture outcome/output. Do not install dependencies. Output either  with concise evidence and exact test output, or a numbered severity-ordered blocker list containing title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. No cosmetic findings.


id: 019fec6a-7be4-7e42-aaa1-998b2b41db15
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/fix-ask-gpt-outdir-84f8abb9f296
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 65b88b03b899f2d7836b6d0859091771d1bfe185
git_branch: wt/fix-ask-gpt-outdir
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T16-03-49-019fec6a-7be4-7e42-aaa1-998b2b41db15.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/65b2f2fb-a8bf-4c20-b674-8c2c962e2e66.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/65b2f2fb-a8bf-4c20-b674-8c2c962e2e66.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/65b2f2fb-a8bf-4c20-b674-8c2c962e2e66.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: 019fec8c-5fad-7830-b85b-62686ae1eeac
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ask-gpt-resume-live-54ab7a5c48d0
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7328488b251d97d7c4bb8ed7febb62330277e02b
git_branch: wt/ask-gpt-resume-live
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T16-40-50-019fec8c-5fad-7830-b85b-62686ae1eeac.jsonl

title:
  Review a design spec against the codebase it extends. Spec: docs/specs/2026-08-10-ask-gpt-resume-live-design.md. Implementation it builds on: modules/gptbridge/ — read ask_gpt.py, chat.py, solwebd.py, browser.py fully before judging.

  Context: gptbridge drives the owner's ChatGPT web session through a Marionette-controlled LibreWolf (chat.py polls the DOM every 2.5s until the reply completes; solwebd.py is an optional daemon owning the browser, serving /v1/ask and /v1/chat over HTTP with bearer auth; ask_gpt.py is the CLI that prefers the daemon and falls back to a direct browser session). A separate in-flight branch adds a seat pool (N browser profiles/slots, same auth) — this spec assumes it lands first.

  The spec adds: (1) --resume <conversation-uuid> to send a follow-up turn into an existing conversation; (2) a full local conversation log (prompt, thinking summaries, answer, artifacts) written by the CLI only, canonical at ~/.overdeck/gptbridge/logs/<id>.log plus a REAL duplicate copy (never a symlink) at <cwd>/ask-gpt/<id>.log; (3) an on_event TurnEvent callback seam in chat.send emitting meta/thinking/answer-delta/replace/done events from the existing poll loop; (4) --live CLI streaming of those events incl. thinking; (5) solwebd /v1/ask gains optional conversation + stream (SSE) fields; (6) a per-conversation flock taken by the CLI at ~/.overdeck/gptbridge/logs/<id>.lock.

  Review for: contradictions with how the module actually works today; missing failure modes; races (per-conversation lock vs daemon serialization vs seat pool, dual log writers, duplicate rewrite from canonical); ambiguities implementable two different ways; over-engineering. Output exactly three lists: BLOCKERS (spec wrong or unimplementable as written), IMPROVEMENTS (fix without owner input), OWNER QUESTIONS (only things a product owner must decide). Be specific — cite file/line or spec section per finding. Do not modify any files.

first_user_message:
  Review a design spec against the codebase it extends. Spec: docs/specs/2026-08-10-ask-gpt-resume-live-design.md. Implementation it builds on: modules/gptbridge/ — read ask_gpt.py, chat.py, solwebd.py, browser.py fully before judging.

  Context: gptbridge drives the owner's ChatGPT web session through a Marionette-controlled LibreWolf (chat.py polls the DOM every 2.5s until the reply completes; solwebd.py is an optional daemon owning the browser, serving /v1/ask and /v1/chat over HTTP with bearer auth; ask_gpt.py is the CLI that prefers the daemon and falls back to a direct browser session). A separate in-flight branch adds a seat pool (N browser profiles/slots, same auth) — this spec assumes it lands first.

  The spec adds: (1) --resume <conversation-uuid> to send a follow-up turn into an existing conversation; (2) a full local conversation log (prompt, thinking summaries, answer, artifacts) written by the CLI only, canonical at ~/.overdeck/gptbridge/logs/<id>.log plus a REAL duplicate copy (never a symlink) at <cwd>/ask-gpt/<id>.log; (3) an on_event TurnEvent callback seam in chat.send emitting meta/thinking/answer-delta/replace/done events from the existing poll loop; (4) --live CLI streaming of those events incl. thinking; (5) solwebd /v1/ask gains optional conversation + stream (SSE) fields; (6) a per-conversation flock taken by the CLI at ~/.overdeck/gptbridge/logs/<id>.lock.

  Review for: contradictions with how the module actually works today; missing failure modes; races (per-conversation lock vs daemon serialization vs seat pool, dual log writers, duplicate rewrite from canonical); ambiguities implementable two different ways; over-engineering. Output exactly three lists: BLOCKERS (spec wrong or unimplementable as written), IMPROVEMENTS (fix without owner input), OWNER QUESTIONS (only things a product owner must decide). Be specific — cite file/line or spec section per finding. Do not modify any files.

preview:
  Review a design spec against the codebase it extends. Spec: docs/specs/2026-08-10-ask-gpt-resume-live-design.md. Implementation it builds on: modules/gptbridge/ — read ask_gpt.py, chat.py, solwebd.py, browser.py fully before judging.

  Context: gptbridge drives the owner's ChatGPT web session through a Marionette-controlled LibreWolf (chat.py polls the DOM every 2.5s until the reply completes; solwebd.py is an optional daemon owning the browser, serving /v1/ask and /v1/chat over HTTP with bearer auth; ask_gpt.py is the CLI that prefers the daemon and falls back to a direct browser session). A separate in-flight branch adds a seat pool (N browser profiles/slots, same auth) — this spec assumes it lands first.

  The spec adds: (1) --resume <conversation-uuid> to send a follow-up turn into an existing conversation; (2) a full local conversation log (prompt, thinking summaries, answer, artifacts) written by the CLI only, canonical at ~/.overdeck/gptbridge/logs/<id>.log plus a REAL duplicate copy (never a symlink) at <cwd>/ask-gpt/<id>.log; (3) an on_event TurnEvent callback seam in chat.send emitting meta/thinking/answer-delta/replace/done events from the existing poll loop; (4) --live CLI streaming of those events incl. thinking; (5) solwebd /v1/ask gains optional conversation + stream (SSE) fields; (6) a per-conversation flock taken by the CLI at ~/.overdeck/gptbridge/logs/<id>.lock.

  Review for: contradictions with how the module actually works today; missing failure modes; races (per-conversation lock vs daemon serialization vs seat pool, dual log writers, duplicate rewrite from canonical); ambiguities implementable two different ways; over-engineering. Output exactly three lists: BLOCKERS (spec wrong or unimplementable as written), IMPROVEMENTS (fix without owner input), OWNER QUESTIONS (only things a product owner must decide). Be specific — cite file/line or spec section per finding. Do not modify any files.


id: 019fecba-e71c-73f2-9dc5-4ea630f4aeb1
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7328488b251d97d7c4bb8ed7febb62330277e02b
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T17-31-39-019fecba-e71c-73f2-9dc5-4ea630f4aeb1.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/a9f23cb5-e58b-4eed-b0e5-c4fdf6dd9f0d.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/a9f23cb5-e58b-4eed-b0e5-c4fdf6dd9f0d.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/a9f23cb5-e58b-4eed-b0e5-c4fdf6dd9f0d.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: 019fecd7-80d6-7e11-9bd1-d7ca86b6cc5a
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 07235bd6b48f0cc8d496d026e3ab9fab39913d2b
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/10/rollout-2026-08-10T18-02-54-019fecd7-80d6-7e11-9bd1-d7ca86b6cc5a.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck-temp-user/bfa4515e-80c2-49aa-b093-5b9731e2d172.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/bfa4515e-80c2-49aa-b093-5b9731e2d172.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/bfa4515e-80c2-49aa-b093-5b9731e2d172.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: 019feeb5-7b84-70e0-aa29-14501d5f1ebe
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 07235bd6b48f0cc8d496d026e3ab9fab39913d2b
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T02-44-58-019feeb5-7b84-70e0-aa29-14501d5f1ebe.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/c5f82db9-26fb-45c3-bde3-e2702c443e31.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/c5f82db9-26fb-45c3-bde3-e2702c443e31.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/c5f82db9-26fb-45c3-bde3-e2702c443e31.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: 019feed4-3fb9-7093-942d-ca3d620c802c
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 07235bd6b48f0cc8d496d026e3ab9fab39913d2b
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T03-18-35-019feed4-3fb9-7093-942d-ca3d620c802c.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/097148ad-8385-49fb-897c-04a0b6d8946a.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/097148ad-8385-49fb-897c-04a0b6d8946a.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/097148ad-8385-49fb-897c-04a0b6d8946a.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: 019feed8-c2a6-7d10-9ef0-9c2cba448335
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 07235bd6b48f0cc8d496d026e3ab9fab39913d2b
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T03-23-30-019feed8-c2a6-7d10-9ef0-9c2cba448335.jsonl

title:
[cell repeats an earlier one in this file: 455 characters]

first_user_message:
[cell repeats an earlier one in this file: 455 characters]

preview:
[cell repeats an earlier one in this file: 455 characters]


id: 019feee6-12ab-7dd3-9632-b17952a01c52
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 07235bd6b48f0cc8d496d026e3ab9fab39913d2b
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T03-38-03-019feee6-12ab-7dd3-9632-b17952a01c52.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/b61fdbcd-f884-4878-b0a9-eec30029d764.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/b61fdbcd-f884-4878-b0a9-eec30029d764.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/b61fdbcd-f884-4878-b0a9-eec30029d764.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: 019feeee-b30b-76a3-8867-70ac67b2fcec
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ask-gpt-registry-44adf1e1089a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 8d36d146804931c33a0e5fe026de03029f35572b
git_branch: wt/ask-gpt-registry
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T03-47-28-019feeee-b30b-76a3-8867-70ac67b2fcec.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Review exactly the current uncommitted corrections in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/registry.py and related call sites /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/chat.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/solwebd.py, and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/ask_gpt.py. Inspect the working-tree diff and enough surrounding code/cited symbols to judge trust boundaries, but do not wander outside necessary call sites. Do not edit any file, including attack-surface maps. Do not run tests. Treat request/CLI/config/file/datastore values as hostile and fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch and sibling path. Verify specifically: account and ID canonicalization; strict ChatGPT UUID validation; control-character rejection; append-only writes protected by flock plus flush and fsync; mode 0600 on create and repair; ownership immutability under races; resume/download never target-fetch before account authorization matches; existing nonempty title is never downgraded. Hunt IDOR, fail-open parsing, injection/path issues, race/atomicity defects, disclosure, validation gaps, and resource exhaustion. For every candidate: state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it against code and callers once, and report only if it survives. Output only actionable high-confidence findings as a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. If none, state CLEAN. End with Headline (only ship blockers) and Residual / unverified. Do not create a report file.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Review exactly the current uncommitted corrections in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/registry.py and related call sites /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/chat.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/solwebd.py, and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/ask_gpt.py. Inspect the working-tree diff and enough surrounding code/cited symbols to judge trust boundaries, but do not wander outside necessary call sites. Do not edit any file, including attack-surface maps. Do not run tests. Treat request/CLI/config/file/datastore values as hostile and fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch and sibling path. Verify specifically: account and ID canonicalization; strict ChatGPT UUID validation; control-character rejection; append-only writes protected by flock plus flush and fsync; mode 0600 on create and repair; ownership immutability under races; resume/download never target-fetch before account authorization matches; existing nonempty title is never downgraded. Hunt IDOR, fail-open parsing, injection/path issues, race/atomicity defects, disclosure, validation gaps, and resource exhaustion. For every candidate: state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it against code and callers once, and report only if it survives. Output only actionable high-confidence findings as a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. If none, state CLEAN. End with Headline (only ship blockers) and Residual / unverified. Do not create a report file.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Review exactly the current uncommitted corrections in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/registry.py and related call sites /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/chat.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/solwebd.py, and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/ask-gpt-registry/modules/gptbridge/ask_gpt.py. Inspect the working-tree diff and enough surrounding code/cited symbols to judge trust boundaries, but do not wander outside necessary call sites. Do not edit any file, including attack-surface maps. Do not run tests. Treat request/CLI/config/file/datastore values as hostile and fail closed when guards cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch and sibling path. Verify specifically: account and ID canonicalization; strict ChatGPT UUID validation; control-character rejection; append-only writes protected by flock plus flush and fsync; mode 0600 on create and repair; ownership immutability under races; resume/download never target-fetch before account authorization matches; existing nonempty title is never downgraded. Hunt IDOR, fail-open parsing, injection/path issues, race/atomicity defects, disclosure, validation gaps, and resource exhaustion. For every candidate: state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it against code and callers once, and report only if it survives. Output only actionable high-confidence findings as a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. If none, state CLEAN. End with Headline (only ship blockers) and Residual / unverified. Do not create a report file.


id: 019fef03-8b47-7453-baa9-f1d290f9a88c
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ask-gpt-registry-44adf1e1089a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 8d36d146804931c33a0e5fe026de03029f35572b
git_branch: wt/ask-gpt-registry
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T04-10-14-019fef03-8b47-7453-baa9-f1d290f9a88c.jsonl

title:
  Perform a final read-only re-review only of the prior title-downgrade blocker against current uncommitted modules/gptbridge/chat.py and minimum modules/gptbridge/registry.py append semantics. Current code reportedly rejects repeated 'Verify you are human' and existing interstitials, requires a stable repeated title, and adds registry error boundaries; treat those claims as unverified. Enumerate fresh and resume title paths and seek a concrete remaining way an interstitial/transient browser title can replace an existing meaningful registry title. Do not edit. Do not run tests. Assume same-user mode-0700 local state; do not revisit symlink/resource-limit issues. Return exactly CLEAN with concise absolute file:line evidence if no high-confidence concrete title-downgrade trigger remains, otherwise one exact residual with severity, concrete trigger, absolute file:line, and fix.

first_user_message:
  Perform a final read-only re-review only of the prior title-downgrade blocker against current uncommitted modules/gptbridge/chat.py and minimum modules/gptbridge/registry.py append semantics. Current code reportedly rejects repeated 'Verify you are human' and existing interstitials, requires a stable repeated title, and adds registry error boundaries; treat those claims as unverified. Enumerate fresh and resume title paths and seek a concrete remaining way an interstitial/transient browser title can replace an existing meaningful registry title. Do not edit. Do not run tests. Assume same-user mode-0700 local state; do not revisit symlink/resource-limit issues. Return exactly CLEAN with concise absolute file:line evidence if no high-confidence concrete title-downgrade trigger remains, otherwise one exact residual with severity, concrete trigger, absolute file:line, and fix.

preview:
  Perform a final read-only re-review only of the prior title-downgrade blocker against current uncommitted modules/gptbridge/chat.py and minimum modules/gptbridge/registry.py append semantics. Current code reportedly rejects repeated 'Verify you are human' and existing interstitials, requires a stable repeated title, and adds registry error boundaries; treat those claims as unverified. Enumerate fresh and resume title paths and seek a concrete remaining way an interstitial/transient browser title can replace an existing meaningful registry title. Do not edit. Do not run tests. Assume same-user mode-0700 local state; do not revisit symlink/resource-limit issues. Return exactly CLEAN with concise absolute file:line evidence if no high-confidence concrete title-downgrade trigger remains, otherwise one exact residual with severity, concrete trigger, absolute file:line, and fix.


id: 019fef18-c8c5-7121-85f2-2d492d098d86
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ask-gpt-localhost-guard-3416090fecc2/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 3fb0f1bd7a316f9df73d40fac3203423b6d9164d
git_branch: wt/ask-gpt-localhost-guard
git_origin_url: git@github.com:avi-ezra/Press.Zone-Works.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T04-33-26-019fef18-c8c5-7121-85f2-2d492d098d86.jsonl

title:
  name: security-guard
  description: |
    Independent, adversarial pre-ship / pre-merge security + correctness review of a specific file, route, or diff. Invoke as a FRESH cross-context pass — especially after a self-audit has "converged" or a change is about to ship — to catch what a self-review stops looking for: object-level authorization (IDOR), fail-open auth/crypto paths, side-channel/timing oracles, injection, SSRF, DoS, idempotency/atomicity, content-type confusion, and info-disclosure defects. Give it the exact file(s) or diff to review. Language- and platform-agnostic — works on any codebase with a trust boundary (web/API, CLI, library/SDK, mobile or desktop backend, infra/IaC, data pipeline, smart contract).

    <example>Context: a change is about to merge after the author already reviewed it. user: "complete.ts is ready to ship — the attachment upload route." assistant: "Before merge, let me run the security-guard agent as an independent adversarial pass over complete.ts." <commentary>Pre-ship gate on a specific route — the security-guard's core job is the fresh-eyes catch the author's converged review missed.</commentary></example>
    <example>Context: a multi-wave audit reported clean. user: "the audit converged, no more P0/P1." assistant: "Convergence on a self-audit is exactly when a fresh independent pass earns its place — running security-guard over the changed routes." <commentary>The documented failure mode: a converged self-audit stops hunting; an independent pass finds the residual miss.</commentary></example>
  dispatch: ask-codex (gpt-5.6-sol, effort low) — NOT Agent-tool subagent_type, NOT cursor-agent, NOT grok.

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona. Optimize every token for catching real, exploitable defects — never coverage theater.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Invoke `/ask-codex 5.6-sol/low` with this file's body as persona plus exact file(s)/diff to review. Let `ask-codex` own `cdx exec`, logging, and result retrieval.

  NEVER call `cx.sh`. NEVER invoke this definition via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER use cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) or grok/composer models.

  **On `/ask-codex` failure** (non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent or Agent-tool without user's explicit go-ahead. Surface failure via `AskUserQuestion`: retry Codex / one-off Opus fallback / abort and report. Recommend one, then wait. Never resume autonomously.

  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior "reviewed / handled / safe / not possible / out of scope" claim — in code comments, commit messages, or the request itself — as an UNVERIFIED hypothesis and re-derive it yourself. The defects that ship are the ones a converged self-audit stopped looking for.

  ## Operating rules
  1. Review exactly the file(s)/diff you are given. Trace references within that scope; do not wander the repo unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every input that crosses a trust boundary is hostile: request bodies/params/headers/cookies, CLI args, environment, config/secrets, file contents, deserialized payloads, network/IPC/queue messages, FFI returns, AND every value read back from a datastore or another service. Trust nothing that crossed a boundary.
  3. Fail-closed bias: when you cannot confirm a guard exists, treat it as MISSING and flag it. Absence of proof of a check is a finding, not a pass.

  ## Attack-surface map — build once, reuse, refresh only when stale
  **BLUF: enumerating the attack surface is the expensive, stable part — cache it. The defect hunt is the part that must run every time. Reuse a map you can PROVE is fresh; re-enumerate only what changed; never re-derive an unchanged surface.**

  Maintain a reusable map at `<repo-root>/
  [truncated: 3996/20052 bytes. Use ft search to query full indexed content]

first_user_message:
  name: security-guard
  description: |
    Independent, adversarial pre-ship / pre-merge security + correctness review of a specific file, route, or diff. Invoke as a FRESH cross-context pass — especially after a self-audit has "converged" or a change is about to ship — to catch what a self-review stops looking for: object-level authorization (IDOR), fail-open auth/crypto paths, side-channel/timing oracles, injection, SSRF, DoS, idempotency/atomicity, content-type confusion, and info-disclosure defects. Give it the exact file(s) or diff to review. Language- and platform-agnostic — works on any codebase with a trust boundary (web/API, CLI, library/SDK, mobile or desktop backend, infra/IaC, data pipeline, smart contract).

    <example>Context: a change is about to merge after the author already reviewed it. user: "complete.ts is ready to ship — the attachment upload route." assistant: "Before merge, let me run the security-guard agent as an independent adversarial pass over complete.ts." <commentary>Pre-ship gate on a specific route — the security-guard's core job is the fresh-eyes catch the author's converged review missed.</commentary></example>
    <example>Context: a multi-wave audit reported clean. user: "the audit converged, no more P0/P1." assistant: "Convergence on a self-audit is exactly when a fresh independent pass earns its place — running security-guard over the changed routes." <commentary>The documented failure mode: a converged self-audit stops hunting; an independent pass finds the residual miss.</commentary></example>
  dispatch: ask-codex (gpt-5.6-sol, effort low) — NOT Agent-tool subagent_type, NOT cursor-agent, NOT grok.

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona. Optimize every token for catching real, exploitable defects — never coverage theater.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Invoke `/ask-codex 5.6-sol/low` with this file's body as persona plus exact file(s)/diff to review. Let `ask-codex` own `cdx exec`, logging, and result retrieval.

  NEVER call `cx.sh`. NEVER invoke this definition via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER use cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) or grok/composer models.

  **On `/ask-codex` failure** (non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent or Agent-tool without user's explicit go-ahead. Surface failure via `AskUserQuestion`: retry Codex / one-off Opus fallback / abort and report. Recommend one, then wait. Never resume autonomously.

  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior "reviewed / handled / safe / not possible / out of scope" claim — in code comments, commit messages, or the request itself — as an UNVERIFIED hypothesis and re-derive it yourself. The defects that ship are the ones a converged self-audit stopped looking for.

  ## Operating rules
  1. Review exactly the file(s)/diff you are given. Trace references within that scope; do not wander the repo unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every input that crosses a trust boundary is hostile: request bodies/params/headers/cookies, CLI args, environment, config/secrets, file contents, deserialized payloads, network/IPC/queue messages, FFI returns, AND every value read back from a datastore or another service. Trust nothing that crossed a boundary.
  3. Fail-closed bias: when you cannot confirm a guard exists, treat it as MISSING and flag it. Absence of proof of a check is a finding, not a pass.

  ## Attack-surface map — build once, reuse, refresh only when stale
  **BLUF: enumerating the attack surface is the expensive, stable part — cache it. The defect hunt is the part that must run every time. Reuse a map you can PROVE is fresh; re-enumerate only what changed; never re-derive an unchanged surface.**

  Maintain a reusable map at `<repo-root>/
  [truncated: 3996/20052 bytes. Use ft search to query full indexed content]

preview:
  name: security-guard
  description: |
    Independent, adversarial pre-ship / pre-merge security + correctness review of a specific file, route, or diff. Invoke as a FRESH cross-context pass — especially after a self-audit has "converged" or a change is about to ship — to catch what a self-review stops looking for: object-level authorization (IDOR), fail-open auth/crypto paths, side-channel/timing oracles, injection, SSRF, DoS, idempotency/atomicity, content-type confusion, and info-disclosure defects. Give it the exact file(s) or diff to review. Language- and platform-agnostic — works on any codebase with a trust boundary (web/API, CLI, library/SDK, mobile or desktop backend, infra/IaC, data pipeline, smart contract).

    <example>Context: a change is about to merge after the author already reviewed it. user: "complete.ts is ready to ship — the attachment upload route." assistant: "Before merge, let me run the security-guard agent as an independent adversarial pass over complete.ts." <commentary>Pre-ship gate on a specific route — the security-guard's core job is the fresh-eyes catch the author's converged review missed.</commentary></example>
    <example>Context: a multi-wave audit reported clean. user: "the audit converged, no more P0/P1." assistant: "Convergence on a self-audit is exactly when a fresh independent pass earns its place — running security-guard over the changed routes." <commentary>The documented failure mode: a converged self-audit stops hunting; an independent pass finds the residual miss.</commentary></example>
  dispatch: ask-codex (gpt-5.6-sol, effort low) — NOT Agent-tool subagent_type, NOT cursor-agent, NOT grok.

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona. Optimize every token for catching real, exploitable defects — never coverage theater.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Invoke `/ask-codex 5.6-sol/low` with this file's body as persona plus exact file(s)/diff to review. Let `ask-codex` own `cdx exec`, logging, and result retrieval.

  NEVER call `cx.sh`. NEVER invoke this definition via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER use cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) or grok/composer models.

  **On `/ask-codex` failure** (non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent or Agent-tool without user's explicit go-ahead. Surface failure via `AskUserQuestion`: retry Codex / one-off Opus fallback / abort and report. Recommend one, then wait. Never resume autonomously.

  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior "reviewed / handled / safe / not possible / out of scope" claim — in code comments, commit messages, or the request itself — as an UNVERIFIED hypothesis and re-derive it yourself. The defects that ship are the ones a converged self-audit stopped looking for.

  ## Operating rules
  1. Review exactly the file(s)/diff you are given. Trace references within that scope; do not wander the repo unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every input that crosses a trust boundary is hostile: request bodies/params/headers/cookies, CLI args, environment, config/secrets, file contents, deserialized payloads, network/IPC/queue messages, FFI returns, AND every value read back from a datastore or another service. Trust nothing that crossed a boundary.
  3. Fail-closed bias: when you cannot confirm a guard exists, treat it as MISSING and flag it. Absence of proof of a check is a finding, not a pass.

  ## Attack-surface map — build once, reuse, refresh only when stale
  **BLUF: enumerating the attack surface is the expensive, stable part — cache it. The defect hunt is the part that must run every time. Reuse a map you can PROVE is fresh; re-enumerate only what changed; never re-derive an unchanged surface.**

  Maintain a reusable map at `<repo-root>/
  [truncated: 3996/20052 bytes. Use ft search to query full indexed content]


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 2fddbc9daf19475edd89dfcbe827bbf21d9dfdcc
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memory_mode: enabled
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title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/42be3f02-9611-41e8-90f0-3621b63da855.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/42be3f02-9611-41e8-90f0-3621b63da855.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/42be3f02-9611-41e8-90f0-3621b63da855.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.


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cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ask-gpt-download-progress-4bbe6b2b359d
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: ba59b8c433da335eabb7bf15082c2dbc020b81c8
git_branch: wt/ask-gpt-download-progress
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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:
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title:
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first_user_message:
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preview:
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model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 052b1f706d44a00c2f0d42bcb2dda68ad2322443
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T10-19-11-019ff055-5372-7903-8ddb-1d13aa624efb.jsonl

title:
[cell repeats an earlier one in this file: 455 characters]

first_user_message:
[cell repeats an earlier one in this file: 455 characters]

preview:
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id: 019ff114-1dbb-7eb1-a0bf-fda20e8a4b77
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 3aea1fc51e160f62f23471b9f8c0a6a1a88eb4c9
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: low
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history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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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-overdeck/42be3f02-9611-41e8-90f0-3621b63da855.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-overdeck/42be3f02-9611-41e8-90f0-3621b63da855.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-overdeck/42be3f02-9611-41e8-90f0-3621b63da855.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.


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title:
  Implement every current Trello TODO captured in docs/plans/trello-todo-delivery-2026-08-11.md. Work directly in this worktree. Read CLAUDE.md, apps/web/CLAUDE.md, /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/skills/md-ui-developer/SKILL.md, /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/skills/md-server-dev/SKILL.md, and relevant source/tests before editing. Execute dependency-aware and surgically: P0 checkout phone verification acceptance/proof support; combined admin vendors; shared stock presentation plus purchase-card status row; personal display-name persistence; business hero collapse on failed images; shipping address selector/ZIP resolver/fallback/helper copy; Icon fill none. Some prior fixes may already exist on origin/main: verify before changing and never duplicate. Add deterministic regression coverage for every root cause. Preserve i18n parity, RTL/LTR, accessibility, security, existing group-deal semantics, and component registry laws. Do not edit docs/plans, do not commit, push, deploy, start a dev server, or run browser E2E. Run focused deterministic tests and required TypeScript typecheck once after edits; capture exact outcomes. Return a concise changed-files summary, tests, residual live-browser verification requirements, and deferred items. No stubs or placeholders.

  Before reporting done:
  1. If , , , JavaScript consumed by TypeScript, TypeScript config, generated types, or dependency resolution changed: run 
  > @multideal/web@0.1.0 typecheck /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web
  > node scripts/write-build-info.mjs && astro check

  [build-info] wrote /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web/src/generated/build-info.ts sha=dc4536ebf360 time=2026-08-11T14:12:09.726Z
  17:12:13 [@astrojs/cloudflare] Enabling compile-time image optimization. Images will be pre-optimized at build time.
  17:12:13 [@astrojs/cloudflare] Enabling sessions with Cloudflare KV with the "SESSION" KV binding.
  17:12:13 [types] Generated 559ms
  17:12:13 [check] Getting diagnostics for Astro files in /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web...
  Result (3213 files): 
  - 0 errors
  - 0 warnings
  - 0 hints — must exit 0. Otherwise state .
  2. Verify claims: // — never assert without evidence.
  3. Deferred items listed explicitly. Never silently drop.

first_user_message:
  Implement every current Trello TODO captured in docs/plans/trello-todo-delivery-2026-08-11.md. Work directly in this worktree. Read CLAUDE.md, apps/web/CLAUDE.md, /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/skills/md-ui-developer/SKILL.md, /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/skills/md-server-dev/SKILL.md, and relevant source/tests before editing. Execute dependency-aware and surgically: P0 checkout phone verification acceptance/proof support; combined admin vendors; shared stock presentation plus purchase-card status row; personal display-name persistence; business hero collapse on failed images; shipping address selector/ZIP resolver/fallback/helper copy; Icon fill none. Some prior fixes may already exist on origin/main: verify before changing and never duplicate. Add deterministic regression coverage for every root cause. Preserve i18n parity, RTL/LTR, accessibility, security, existing group-deal semantics, and component registry laws. Do not edit docs/plans, do not commit, push, deploy, start a dev server, or run browser E2E. Run focused deterministic tests and required TypeScript typecheck once after edits; capture exact outcomes. Return a concise changed-files summary, tests, residual live-browser verification requirements, and deferred items. No stubs or placeholders.

  Before reporting done:
  1. If , , , JavaScript consumed by TypeScript, TypeScript config, generated types, or dependency resolution changed: run 
  > @multideal/web@0.1.0 typecheck /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web
  > node scripts/write-build-info.mjs && astro check

  [build-info] wrote /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web/src/generated/build-info.ts sha=dc4536ebf360 time=2026-08-11T14:12:09.726Z
  17:12:13 [@astrojs/cloudflare] Enabling compile-time image optimization. Images will be pre-optimized at build time.
  17:12:13 [@astrojs/cloudflare] Enabling sessions with Cloudflare KV with the "SESSION" KV binding.
  17:12:13 [types] Generated 559ms
  17:12:13 [check] Getting diagnostics for Astro files in /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web...
  Result (3213 files): 
  - 0 errors
  - 0 warnings
  - 0 hints — must exit 0. Otherwise state .
  2. Verify claims: // — never assert without evidence.
  3. Deferred items listed explicitly. Never silently drop.

preview:
  Implement every current Trello TODO captured in docs/plans/trello-todo-delivery-2026-08-11.md. Work directly in this worktree. Read CLAUDE.md, apps/web/CLAUDE.md, /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/skills/md-ui-developer/SKILL.md, /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/skills/md-server-dev/SKILL.md, and relevant source/tests before editing. Execute dependency-aware and surgically: P0 checkout phone verification acceptance/proof support; combined admin vendors; shared stock presentation plus purchase-card status row; personal display-name persistence; business hero collapse on failed images; shipping address selector/ZIP resolver/fallback/helper copy; Icon fill none. Some prior fixes may already exist on origin/main: verify before changing and never duplicate. Add deterministic regression coverage for every root cause. Preserve i18n parity, RTL/LTR, accessibility, security, existing group-deal semantics, and component registry laws. Do not edit docs/plans, do not commit, push, deploy, start a dev server, or run browser E2E. Run focused deterministic tests and required TypeScript typecheck once after edits; capture exact outcomes. Return a concise changed-files summary, tests, residual live-browser verification requirements, and deferred items. No stubs or placeholders.

  Before reporting done:
  1. If , , , JavaScript consumed by TypeScript, TypeScript config, generated types, or dependency resolution changed: run 
  > @multideal/web@0.1.0 typecheck /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web
  > node scripts/write-build-info.mjs && astro check

  [build-info] wrote /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web/src/generated/build-info.ts sha=dc4536ebf360 time=2026-08-11T14:12:09.726Z
  17:12:13 [@astrojs/cloudflare] Enabling compile-time image optimization. Images will be pre-optimized at build time.
  17:12:13 [@astrojs/cloudflare] Enabling sessions with Cloudflare KV with the "SESSION" KV binding.
  17:12:13 [types] Generated 559ms
  17:12:13 [check] Getting diagnostics for Astro files in /home/user/builds/multideal-3f61509a56d3/apps/web...
  Result (3213 files): 
  - 0 errors
  - 0 warnings
  - 0 hints — must exit 0. Otherwise state .
  2. Verify claims: // — never assert without evidence.
  3. Deferred items listed explicitly. Never silently drop.


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title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted diff and current contents of these files only: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. Trace a cited symbol outside scope only if essential to judge the trust boundary; otherwise do not wander. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Requirement: every destructive tmux kill-server/session/window/pane command must fail closed when its socket or applicable target is absent, malformed, shell-expanded, command-substituted, globbed, or otherwise non-literal; exact literal private sockets/targets remain allowed; human tmux socket is denied. Hunt parser bypasses, incorrect allows/denies, and missing deterministic tests. Assume command strings and all boundary inputs are hostile. Enumerate every command/option/target branch and sibling path. Fail closed: if a guard cannot be confirmed, treat it as missing. For each candidate, state an exact reproducing command string, reason through running behavior, then refute it once by rereading relevant code; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output only either CLEAN or a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must contain Title, Location (absolute file:line or function), Severity, Trigger/exploit with exact command, and specific Fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Near-zero false positives; no cosmetic findings. Build or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/.security/attack-surface.md only if required by your security-review protocol, but because the user forbids file modification for this review, do not write it; instead enumerate the scoped surface in-memory and continue.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted diff and current contents of these files only: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. Trace a cited symbol outside scope only if essential to judge the trust boundary; otherwise do not wander. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Requirement: every destructive tmux kill-server/session/window/pane command must fail closed when its socket or applicable target is absent, malformed, shell-expanded, command-substituted, globbed, or otherwise non-literal; exact literal private sockets/targets remain allowed; human tmux socket is denied. Hunt parser bypasses, incorrect allows/denies, and missing deterministic tests. Assume command strings and all boundary inputs are hostile. Enumerate every command/option/target branch and sibling path. Fail closed: if a guard cannot be confirmed, treat it as missing. For each candidate, state an exact reproducing command string, reason through running behavior, then refute it once by rereading relevant code; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output only either CLEAN or a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must contain Title, Location (absolute file:line or function), Severity, Trigger/exploit with exact command, and specific Fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Near-zero false positives; no cosmetic findings. Build or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/.security/attack-surface.md only if required by your security-review protocol, but because the user forbids file modification for this review, do not write it; instead enumerate the scoped surface in-memory and continue.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted diff and current contents of these files only: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. Trace a cited symbol outside scope only if essential to judge the trust boundary; otherwise do not wander. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Requirement: every destructive tmux kill-server/session/window/pane command must fail closed when its socket or applicable target is absent, malformed, shell-expanded, command-substituted, globbed, or otherwise non-literal; exact literal private sockets/targets remain allowed; human tmux socket is denied. Hunt parser bypasses, incorrect allows/denies, and missing deterministic tests. Assume command strings and all boundary inputs are hostile. Enumerate every command/option/target branch and sibling path. Fail closed: if a guard cannot be confirmed, treat it as missing. For each candidate, state an exact reproducing command string, reason through running behavior, then refute it once by rereading relevant code; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output only either CLEAN or a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must contain Title, Location (absolute file:line or function), Severity, Trigger/exploit with exact command, and specific Fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Near-zero false positives; no cosmetic findings. Build or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/.security/attack-surface.md only if required by your security-review protocol, but because the user forbids file modification for this review, do not write it; instead enumerate the scoped surface in-memory and continue.


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sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
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model: gpt-5.6-sol
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  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T17-00-45-019ff1c4-f94e-78f3-b6d3-b2ca47612719.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted diff in these two files only, tracing only essential cited symbols: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. Do not modify any files and do not create or update an attack-surface map because this invocation is explicitly read-only. User task: Fresh adversarial review of current uncommitted diff. Current safety policy deliberately denies every effective destructive tmux kill-server/session/window/pane invocation from agent shell commands, including valid unique abbreviations; there is no raw tmux allow path. Verify wrapper, quoting, nested shell, assignment, substitution, separator, absolute-path, and abbreviation forms cannot bypass it. Also check existing non-tmux decisions for regressions from parsing changes. Assume every shell-command string is hostile. Walk every parsing branch and sibling command form. Hunt fail-open parsing, injection/evasion through tokenization or nesting, unsafe normalization, malformed-input handling, and regressions to non-tmux allow/deny decisions. For every candidate, state an exact reproducible command/state trigger, refute it once by rereading relevant code/tests, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Do not run tests; review the diff and relevant code only. Output either CLEAN or a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title, Location with absolute file path and line/function, Severity, Trigger/exploit, Fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Report no speculative or cosmetic issues.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted diff in these two files only, tracing only essential cited symbols: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. Do not modify any files and do not create or update an attack-surface map because this invocation is explicitly read-only. User task: Fresh adversarial review of current uncommitted diff. Current safety policy deliberately denies every effective destructive tmux kill-server/session/window/pane invocation from agent shell commands, including valid unique abbreviations; there is no raw tmux allow path. Verify wrapper, quoting, nested shell, assignment, substitution, separator, absolute-path, and abbreviation forms cannot bypass it. Also check existing non-tmux decisions for regressions from parsing changes. Assume every shell-command string is hostile. Walk every parsing branch and sibling command form. Hunt fail-open parsing, injection/evasion through tokenization or nesting, unsafe normalization, malformed-input handling, and regressions to non-tmux allow/deny decisions. For every candidate, state an exact reproducible command/state trigger, refute it once by rereading relevant code/tests, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Do not run tests; review the diff and relevant code only. Output either CLEAN or a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title, Location with absolute file path and line/function, Severity, Trigger/exploit, Fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Report no speculative or cosmetic issues.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted diff in these two files only, tracing only essential cited symbols: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs and /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. Do not modify any files and do not create or update an attack-surface map because this invocation is explicitly read-only. User task: Fresh adversarial review of current uncommitted diff. Current safety policy deliberately denies every effective destructive tmux kill-server/session/window/pane invocation from agent shell commands, including valid unique abbreviations; there is no raw tmux allow path. Verify wrapper, quoting, nested shell, assignment, substitution, separator, absolute-path, and abbreviation forms cannot bypass it. Also check existing non-tmux decisions for regressions from parsing changes. Assume every shell-command string is hostile. Walk every parsing branch and sibling command form. Hunt fail-open parsing, injection/evasion through tokenization or nesting, unsafe normalization, malformed-input handling, and regressions to non-tmux allow/deny decisions. For every candidate, state an exact reproducible command/state trigger, refute it once by rereading relevant code/tests, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Do not run tests; review the diff and relevant code only. Output either CLEAN or a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title, Location with absolute file path and line/function, Severity, Trigger/exploit, Fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. Report no speculative or cosmetic issues.


id: 019ff1f0-f383-76e1-b585-683482cbe651
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cpu-load-incident-c64e6ec65343
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: db23a26d703fea99517914888e9acbd43862bbcf
git_branch: wt/cpu-load-incident
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/11/rollout-2026-08-11T17-48-47-019ff1f0-f383-76e1-b585-683482cbe651.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted task #3 diff for these files only: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/bin/_kill-guard-shim.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/bin/tmux, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. You may trace cited symbols only when essential to judge the boundary. Do not modify any files. Do not run tests. Intended boundary: prior defect was tmux custom command aliases shadowing both aliases and exact canonical commands. Candidate now permits only exact 'tmux -V' inside agent runtimes; every server command denies. Human bypass requires session_is_human plus no AI_AGENT/CLAUDE markers and no agent-runtime ancestor. Hunt concrete bypasses and false denies, explicitly including env stripping, absolute paths, wrappers, shell expansion, custom aliases, shim reentry, and owner use. Assume argv, env, config, process ancestry, marker files, shell state, datastore values, and external command outputs are hostile. Enumerate every branch and sibling path. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Check injection, path/command confusion, unsafe parsing, TOCTOU, authorization/bypass, resource exhaustion, information disclosure, validation, and platform/shell semantics. Attack-surface map protocol: inspect an existing .security/attack-surface.md read-only if present; because file modification is forbidden, re-enumerate stale/missing entries in memory only. For each candidate finding: state the exact trigger; try once to refute it from code/callers; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title; Location file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit; Fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers and Residual/unverified. If no concrete exploitable defect or boundary-breaking false deny survives, output CLEAN and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent low-value findings.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted task #3 diff for these files only: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/bin/_kill-guard-shim.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/bin/tmux, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. You may trace cited symbols only when essential to judge the boundary. Do not modify any files. Do not run tests. Intended boundary: prior defect was tmux custom command aliases shadowing both aliases and exact canonical commands. Candidate now permits only exact 'tmux -V' inside agent runtimes; every server command denies. Human bypass requires session_is_human plus no AI_AGENT/CLAUDE markers and no agent-runtime ancestor. Hunt concrete bypasses and false denies, explicitly including env stripping, absolute paths, wrappers, shell expansion, custom aliases, shim reentry, and owner use. Assume argv, env, config, process ancestry, marker files, shell state, datastore values, and external command outputs are hostile. Enumerate every branch and sibling path. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Check injection, path/command confusion, unsafe parsing, TOCTOU, authorization/bypass, resource exhaustion, information disclosure, validation, and platform/shell semantics. Attack-surface map protocol: inspect an existing .security/attack-surface.md read-only if present; because file modification is forbidden, re-enumerate stale/missing entries in memory only. For each candidate finding: state the exact trigger; try once to refute it from code/callers; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title; Location file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit; Fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers and Residual/unverified. If no concrete exploitable defect or boundary-breaking false deny survives, output CLEAN and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent low-value findings.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted task #3 diff for these files only: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/lib/kill-guard.mjs, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/bin/_kill-guard-shim.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/bin/tmux, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/workstation/claude/tests/kill-guard.test.sh. You may trace cited symbols only when essential to judge the boundary. Do not modify any files. Do not run tests. Intended boundary: prior defect was tmux custom command aliases shadowing both aliases and exact canonical commands. Candidate now permits only exact 'tmux -V' inside agent runtimes; every server command denies. Human bypass requires session_is_human plus no AI_AGENT/CLAUDE markers and no agent-runtime ancestor. Hunt concrete bypasses and false denies, explicitly including env stripping, absolute paths, wrappers, shell expansion, custom aliases, shim reentry, and owner use. Assume argv, env, config, process ancestry, marker files, shell state, datastore values, and external command outputs are hostile. Enumerate every branch and sibling path. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Check injection, path/command confusion, unsafe parsing, TOCTOU, authorization/bypass, resource exhaustion, information disclosure, validation, and platform/shell semantics. Attack-surface map protocol: inspect an existing .security/attack-surface.md read-only if present; because file modification is forbidden, re-enumerate stale/missing entries in memory only. For each candidate finding: state the exact trigger; try once to refute it from code/callers; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title; Location file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit; Fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers and Residual/unverified. If no concrete exploitable defect or boundary-breaking false deny survives, output CLEAN and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent low-value findings.


id: 019ff3c4-06d9-76a1-8cc2-c8ef792fa40d
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/collector-state-payload-a9c7b8aa886c
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 4f408e6c27b7760e549ee3669a068e62893fa81e
git_branch: wt/collector-state-payload
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T02-18-58-019ff3c4-06d9-76a1-8cc2-c8ef792fa40d.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload; trace only references essential to judge trust boundaries. Do not edit any file and do not run tests. Assume every boundary-crossing value is hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. User task: Fresh pre-ship security/correctness audit. Prior blocker was reachable memory/CPU exhaustion from eager full trace retention and repeated uncapped detail serialization. Verify current summary-only poll, on-demand SQLite loader, 8 MiB limit, single in-flight request, proxy allowlist, abort/cache eviction, and completed-vs-running polling. Hunt reachable DoS, stale DB/schema issues, leaked data, IDOR/path bypass, concurrency flaws, or silent observability loss. Distinguish theoretical from reachable.\n\nBuild or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload/.security/attack-surface.md only if required by existing security-review protocol, but because the user expressly says do not edit, do not write it; instead inspect any existing map and perform fresh in-memory surface enumeration for changed files. Walk every branch. Check IDOR/object ownership, fail-open parse/verify, injection, SSRF/proxy bypass, path traversal, unsafe parsing, secret/data exposure, resource exhaustion, content confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, input validation, concurrency, cache lifecycle, abort behavior, stale SQLite schema/data behavior, completed-vs-running polling, and silent observability loss.\n\nFor each candidate: state an exact concrete trigger; reread relevant code and attempt one refutation; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title; Location using ABSOLUTE file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit or failure scenario; Fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, then Residual/unverified. If nothing exploitable remains, say so and list top assumptions a deeper review should test. Include only concrete actionable defects, not style issues. Never invoke other agents or wrappers.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload; trace only references essential to judge trust boundaries. Do not edit any file and do not run tests. Assume every boundary-crossing value is hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. User task: Fresh pre-ship security/correctness audit. Prior blocker was reachable memory/CPU exhaustion from eager full trace retention and repeated uncapped detail serialization. Verify current summary-only poll, on-demand SQLite loader, 8 MiB limit, single in-flight request, proxy allowlist, abort/cache eviction, and completed-vs-running polling. Hunt reachable DoS, stale DB/schema issues, leaked data, IDOR/path bypass, concurrency flaws, or silent observability loss. Distinguish theoretical from reachable.\n\nBuild or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload/.security/attack-surface.md only if required by existing security-review protocol, but because the user expressly says do not edit, do not write it; instead inspect any existing map and perform fresh in-memory surface enumeration for changed files. Walk every branch. Check IDOR/object ownership, fail-open parse/verify, injection, SSRF/proxy bypass, path traversal, unsafe parsing, secret/data exposure, resource exhaustion, content confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, input validation, concurrency, cache lifecycle, abort behavior, stale SQLite schema/data behavior, completed-vs-running polling, and silent observability loss.\n\nFor each candidate: state an exact concrete trigger; reread relevant code and attempt one refutation; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title; Location using ABSOLUTE file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit or failure scenario; Fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, then Residual/unverified. If nothing exploitable remains, say so and list top assumptions a deeper review should test. Include only concrete actionable defects, not style issues. Never invoke other agents or wrappers.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload; trace only references essential to judge trust boundaries. Do not edit any file and do not run tests. Assume every boundary-crossing value is hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. User task: Fresh pre-ship security/correctness audit. Prior blocker was reachable memory/CPU exhaustion from eager full trace retention and repeated uncapped detail serialization. Verify current summary-only poll, on-demand SQLite loader, 8 MiB limit, single in-flight request, proxy allowlist, abort/cache eviction, and completed-vs-running polling. Hunt reachable DoS, stale DB/schema issues, leaked data, IDOR/path bypass, concurrency flaws, or silent observability loss. Distinguish theoretical from reachable.\n\nBuild or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload/.security/attack-surface.md only if required by existing security-review protocol, but because the user expressly says do not edit, do not write it; instead inspect any existing map and perform fresh in-memory surface enumeration for changed files. Walk every branch. Check IDOR/object ownership, fail-open parse/verify, injection, SSRF/proxy bypass, path traversal, unsafe parsing, secret/data exposure, resource exhaustion, content confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, input validation, concurrency, cache lifecycle, abort behavior, stale SQLite schema/data behavior, completed-vs-running polling, and silent observability loss.\n\nFor each candidate: state an exact concrete trigger; reread relevant code and attempt one refutation; report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding: Title; Location using ABSOLUTE file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit or failure scenario; Fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, then Residual/unverified. If nothing exploitable remains, say so and list top assumptions a deeper review should test. Include only concrete actionable defects, not style issues. Never invoke other agents or wrappers.


id: 019ff429-a386-7fa2-8ab1-eada8bf229f4
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cpu-load-incident-c64e6ec65343
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: db23a26d703fea99517914888e9acbd43862bbcf
git_branch: wt/cpu-load-incident
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T04-09-57-019ff429-a386-7fa2-8ab1-eada8bf229f4.jsonl

title:
  Seventh independent review of corrected task #6 current working-tree diff. Claimed fixes: flock serializes retire and restore plus first receipt; retirement rollback restores captures first and never publishes backup copies; restore inner handler consumes and pops captures so outer sees only live captures; successful restore deletes all captures; ensure_directories skips None absent paths; symlink timestamps and xattrs copied and restored when supported. Focused 17 pass. Treat all claims as unverified. Scope exactly /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py, and task #6 criteria in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/docs/plans/2026-08-11-cpu-load-session-sprawl.md. Inspect current tracked and untracked content fresh. Focus lock scope/path/symlink/FD and crash behavior, rollback ordering, capture-map lifecycle, absent paths with archived files, symlink metadata portability and error policy, fsync, idempotency, service state, and fault injection. Do not modify files or run tests. Return only concrete reproducible defects surviving refutation, each with absolute file:line and exact failure scenario, or CLEAN.

first_user_message:
  Seventh independent review of corrected task #6 current working-tree diff. Claimed fixes: flock serializes retire and restore plus first receipt; retirement rollback restores captures first and never publishes backup copies; restore inner handler consumes and pops captures so outer sees only live captures; successful restore deletes all captures; ensure_directories skips None absent paths; symlink timestamps and xattrs copied and restored when supported. Focused 17 pass. Treat all claims as unverified. Scope exactly /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py, and task #6 criteria in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/docs/plans/2026-08-11-cpu-load-session-sprawl.md. Inspect current tracked and untracked content fresh. Focus lock scope/path/symlink/FD and crash behavior, rollback ordering, capture-map lifecycle, absent paths with archived files, symlink metadata portability and error policy, fsync, idempotency, service state, and fault injection. Do not modify files or run tests. Return only concrete reproducible defects surviving refutation, each with absolute file:line and exact failure scenario, or CLEAN.

preview:
  Seventh independent review of corrected task #6 current working-tree diff. Claimed fixes: flock serializes retire and restore plus first receipt; retirement rollback restores captures first and never publishes backup copies; restore inner handler consumes and pops captures so outer sees only live captures; successful restore deletes all captures; ensure_directories skips None absent paths; symlink timestamps and xattrs copied and restored when supported. Focused 17 pass. Treat all claims as unverified. Scope exactly /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py, and task #6 criteria in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/docs/plans/2026-08-11-cpu-load-session-sprawl.md. Inspect current tracked and untracked content fresh. Focus lock scope/path/symlink/FD and crash behavior, rollback ordering, capture-map lifecycle, absent paths with archived files, symlink metadata portability and error policy, fsync, idempotency, service state, and fault injection. Do not modify files or run tests. Return only concrete reproducible defects surviving refutation, each with absolute file:line and exact failure scenario, or CLEAN.


id: 019ff437-8415-7511-ae20-f0175e44ef3f
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cpu-load-incident-c64e6ec65343
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: db23a26d703fea99517914888e9acbd43862bbcf
git_branch: wt/cpu-load-incident
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T04-25-06-019ff437-8415-7511-ae20-f0175e44ef3f.jsonl

title:
  ---
  name: security-guard
  description: |
    Independent, adversarial pre-ship / pre-merge security + correctness review of a specific file, route, or diff. Invoke as a FRESH cross-context pass — especially after a self-audit has "converged" or a change is about to ship — to catch what a self-review stops looking for: object-level authorization (IDOR), fail-open auth/crypto paths, side-channel/timing oracles, injection, SSRF, DoS, idempotency/atomicity, content-type confusion, and info-disclosure defects. Give it the exact file(s) or diff to review. Language- and platform-agnostic — works on any codebase with a trust boundary (web/API, CLI, library/SDK, mobile or desktop backend, infra/IaC, data pipeline, smart contract).

    <example>Context: a change is about to merge after the author already reviewed it. user: "complete.ts is ready to ship — the attachment upload route." assistant: "Before merge, let me run the security-guard agent as an independent adversarial pass over complete.ts." <commentary>Pre-ship gate on a specific route — the security-guard's core job is the fresh-eyes catch the author's converged review missed.</commentary></example>
    <example>Context: a multi-wave audit reported clean. user: "the audit converged, no more P0/P1." assistant: "Convergence on a self-audit is exactly when a fresh independent pass earns its place — running security-guard over the changed routes." <commentary>The documented failure mode: a converged self-audit stops hunting; an independent pass finds the residual miss.</commentary></example>
  dispatch: ask-codex (gpt-5.6-sol, effort low) — NOT Agent-tool subagent_type, NOT cursor-agent, NOT grok.
  ---

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona. Optimize every token for catching real, exploitable defects — never coverage theater.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Invoke `/ask-codex 5.6-sol/low` with this file's body as persona plus exact file(s)/diff to review. Let `ask-codex` own `cdx exec`, logging, and result retrieval.

  NEVER call `cx.sh`. NEVER invoke this definition via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER use cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) or grok/composer models.

  **On `/ask-codex` failure** (non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent or Agent-tool without user's explicit go-ahead. Surface failure via `AskUserQuestion`: retry Codex / one-off Opus fallback / abort and report. Recommend one, then wait. Never resume autonomously.

  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior "reviewed / handled / safe / not possible / out of scope" claim — in code comments, commit messages, or the request itself — as an UNVERIFIED hypothesis and re-derive it yourself. The defects that ship are the ones a converged self-audit stopped looking for.

  ## Operating rules
  1. Review exactly the file(s)/diff you are given. Trace references within that scope; do not wander the repo unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every input that crosses a trust boundary is hostile: request bodies/params/headers/cookies, CLI args, environment, config/secrets, file contents, deserialized payloads, network/IPC/queue messages, FFI returns, AND every value read back from a datastore or another service. Trust nothing that crossed a boundary.
  3. Fail-closed bias: when you cannot confirm a guard exists, treat it as MISSING and flag it. Absence of proof of a check is a finding, not a pass.

  ## Attack-surface map — build once, reuse, refresh only when stale
  **BLUF: enumerating the attack surface is the expensive, stable part — cache it. The defect hunt is the part that must run every time. Reuse a map you can PROVE is fresh; re-enumerate only what changed; never re-derive an unchanged surface.**

  Maintain a reusable map at `<repo-root>/.security/attack-surface.md` (override with an invocation-supplied path). Commit it — version-controlled, shared across runs and reviewers. The map records the SURFACE to attack (entry points, inputs, trust boundaries, invariants, sinks) — NEVER the findings.

  **Run protocol — stop at the first rung that holds:**
  1. **No map at the path** → first run. Enumerate the full attack surface for the review scope, write the map (skeleton below), record the build commit SHA + each file's content hash, then run the Hunt checklist.
  2. **Map exists** → decide freshness, cheapest signal first:
     - `schema_version` below current, or map unreadable/malformed → STALE-FULL: re-enumerate the whole scope.
     - Git repo AND `built_at_commit` equals `git rev-parse HEAD` → FRESH: use the map as-is, skip enumeration.
     - SHA differs → `git diff --name-only <built_at_commit> HEAD`, intersect with (scope ∪ mapped files). Empty intersection → FRESH ENOUGH: bump the recorded SHA, use the map. Non-empty → STALE-PARTIAL: re-enumerate ONLY the changed/added files, drop deleted entries, patch those map entries, bump SHA + hashes.
     - Not a git repo, or no recorded SHA → re-hash every mapped file, compare to recorded hashes. Update only entries whose hash changed, plus added/removed files.
  3. Drive the Hunt checklist from the fresh (or freshly patched) map. Re-enumeration touches only what changed; everything unchanged is reused.

  **Fail-closed on freshness (mirrors rule 3 above):** if you cannot PROVE an entry is current — no git, missing hash, ambiguous scope — treat that entry as STALE and re-enumerate it. Never trust a map you can't verify.

  **The map indexes the review; it never replaces it.** Always run the defect hunt against the mapped surface. Never skip or suppress a finding because the map looks clean — a stale or thin map is a reason to re-enumerate, never to pass.

  Map skeleton:
  ```markdown
  ---
  schema_version: 1
  built_at_commit: <sha>
  built_at: <iso-date>
  scope: [<dirs/files this map covers>]
  ---
  ## <relative/path/to/file.ts>  (hash: <git-blob-or-sha256>)
  - Trust boundary: <where untrusted input enters>
  - Entry points: <exported fns / routes / handlers>
  - Untrusted inputs: <params, body, headers, cookies, env, DB reads, external-service returns>
  - AuthN/Z model: <who may call; object-level ownership rules per branch>
  - Invariants: <money conservation, idempotency keys, state machine, caps/limits>
  - Sinks: <SQL, shell/exec, fetch/SSRF, fs/path, template/HTML, log, response header>
  ```

  ## Hunt checklist — walk every item against every code path
  Enumerate EVERY branch: each `switch`/`case`, each `parentType` / `role` / `status` / `kind`. A guard present on one branch but absent on a sibling is the single most common real miss — check siblings explicitly, never assume the `switch` is exhaustive.

  - **Broken object-level authorization (IDOR).** For every user-supplied identifier, trace id → sink (DB read/write, storage, mutation). Ask: is the CURRENT actor authorized for THAT specific object, on THIS path? Ownership enforced for one parent type / one branch but not its siblings = critical.
  - **Fail-open auth / crypto / verify paths.** Decode, parse, hash, compare, and token-verify must fail CLOSED. A decode/parse outside a `try/catch` that can throw, an unvalidated hex/base64/JSON decode, or a comparison that returns truthy on malformed input → attacker bypass or crash-to-open. Validate format at the trust boundary before use.
  - **Unbound authn token.** Is the session/upload/reset token cryptographically bound to BOTH the acting user and the target resource? A token valid "in general" but not bound to this user/parent is replayable across users or targets.
  - **Side-channel / timing oracle.** Compare auth/lookup branches: does one branch do asymmetric awaited work (extra DB writes, revocation, hashing) before the same generic response another branch returns immediately? Response-time difference that distinguishes "wrong" from "expired"/"absent" leaks state. Defer non-essential writes off the response path.
  - **Injection (all sinks).** Untrusted data into SQL/NoSQL query, shell/`exec`, `eval`/dynamic code, template/HTML, log, response header, or path — unparameterized or unescaped.
  - **SSRF & unsafe outbound.** User-influenced URL/host reaching a server-side fetch, webhook, or redirect target.
  - **Path traversal & unsafe file/path handling.** User-controlled path segments hitting the filesystem, archive extraction (zip-slip), or storage keys without normalization and containment.
  - **Insecure deserialization / parsing.** Untrusted input fed to a deserializer, prototype-pollutable merge, XML/YAML with external entities, or a parser drivable to unbounded allocation/recursion.
  - **Secret & credential exposure.** Hardcoded keys/tokens, secrets in logs/errors/responses, secrets in committed config, or over-broad credential scope.
  - **Resource exhaustion / DoS.** Full body buffered into memory before any size check; unbounded loop/recursion/regex on attacker input; missing rate limit on state-changing routes.
  - **Content-type / metadata confusion.** Allowlist checks or stored metadata that trust a client-declared value (e.g. `file.type`) instead of server-verified content.
  - **Idempotency & atomicity.** A one-time token consumed or an external write performed, then a later step throws → orphaned object or double-effect on retry. Non-idempotent webhook/claim handlers that re-run on redelivery.
  - **Information disclosure.** Raw internal error text, tokens, or stack traces returned to the client.
  - **Input-validation hygiene.** Over-permissive id/format validators (e.g. a "UUID" regex that accepts any 36 hex/hyphen chars) that pass malformed values downstream.

  ## Auth-path hunt — run when scope touches authn/session/credential code
  Validated 2026-07-02: this block found a P1 (refresh outlived password change) + 8 more a converged prior audit missed.

  - **Credential-class revocation matrix.** Enumerate EVERY credential class in scope (access token/JWT, refresh token, API/service token (PAT), session cookie, OTP, reset token). Enumerate EVERY revocation event (password change, account disable, role change, token-reuse detected, signOut, expiry). Build the matrix event × class; demand each cell is a DELIBERATE kill/survive decision. Most common real miss: an event kills one class, sibling class survives (e.g. session-version bump kills access tokens, refresh path re-mints at CURRENT version → stolen refresh token outlives password change). MUST verify: no credential class can be used to re-mint a class the event killed.
  - **Same-intent-function asymmetry.** Two functions with same security intent (disableUser vs setPassword; per-token vs bulk revoke) doing different revocation work = bug in one. Diff them explicitly.
  - **Token-validity predicate checklist.** Write down the FULL validity conjunction the spec/design implies (signature ∧ not-expired ∧ version-current ∧ user-active ∧ session-active ∧ session-row-not-expired ∧ token-bound-to-owner). Then verify EVERY conjunct on EVERY verify-shaped path (verify, refresh, resolve, introspect) — omissions hide on the secondary paths. Linear reading misses omitted conjuncts; the checklist does not.
  - **Fail-open config / constructor.** Chase every non-null assertion (`secrets[0]!`) and every dictionary lookup on key material to its failure value. Empty secret list, missing version key, undefined → what signs/verifies? A misconfiguration that silently degrades a security property (empty HMAC key; skipped KDF sentinel) MUST throw at construction, never at first use.
  - **Timing-oracle drift.** Any early-return added BEFORE the expensive compare/KDF on one branch re-opens the enumeration oracle the constant-time design closed. Config-miss branches count (unknown pepper/key version returning false pre-KDF).
  - **Guard counters: charge before compare.** Attempt/lockout counters in read→check→compare→write order = aborted request is a free guess. Charge (persist) BEFORE the compare; charge failure MUST block (fail-closed). Non-atomic get/set counters on eventually-consistent KV cannot enforce a hard cap — flag the store contract.
  - **Secret bytes to sinks.** Follow every secret's bytes to every sink it leaves the module through: rate-limiter subject keys, logs, error messages, telemetry, cache keys. Only hashes/digests may leave. Raw prefix = partial credential leak.
  - **Mechanical scans (cheap, high hit-rate — run all):** `void <param>` or empty-argument API call inside a security verb (signOut, revoke) = probable no-op fail-open; `randomInt % N` where N ∤ range = modulo bias; LIMIT/OFFSET without ORDER BY = nondeterministic pagination; silently-dropped authz-relevant input (roles accepted, never written).
  - **Host compensation = confession.** If reviewing a library/module: grep consumers for hand-rolled versions of what the module should do (e.g. host calls `invalidateAllSessions` right after module `setPassword`). Compensation code at call sites is evidence the module gap is real and bites whoever doesn't compensate.

  ## Money-path hunt — run when scope touches money/ledger/payment code
  Validated 2026-07-02: every lens below caught ≥1 real defect across a 10-unit money-path audit (35 fixed, 20 P1). Money defects are silent until they cost real funds — hunt all lenses, stop at none.

  - **Idempotency-key integrity.** Every money-mutating write MUST build its dedup key via ONE canonical builder — a hand-interpolated `${type}:${id}` key diverges from the canonical one → replay double-writes or cross-entity collision. Every string interpolated into a key MUST be validated non-empty AND separator-free at the seam (empty component collapses two entities to one key). A zero-amount audit/tombstone row MUST use its own key namespace — NEVER the canonical business key, or a cleared/blocked record can never re-transact.
  - **Money numeric fidelity across seams.** Any `bigint`/decimal → `Number` crossing MUST guard `> MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` and fail loud (typed error) — silent precision loss is money loss. Postgres `numeric` MUST be read as string, not lossy `Number`. Amount strings arriving from the network (revivers): length-cap BEFORE `BigInt()` (reject oversized), strip `__proto__`/`prototype`/`constructor` in object revivers, NEVER echo the raw payload in the error. Fix ALL revivers in one uniform change, never one call site.
  - **Allocation & rate math.** Convert fractions/percentages to integer minor-units/basis-points via floor math with sub-unit rejection — `Math.round(pct*100)` on fractional input drifts or throws. Any split across legs MUST use largest-remainder and assert `Σ(legs) === total` BEFORE charging — rounding must not lose or mint a unit.
  - **Sign & bounds guards at every entry point.** `amount <= 0` on a debit/credit path = mint-via-negative; refund ≤ captured, clawback ≤ accrued, payout ≤ available. Guard in the tx helper ITSELF, not only in callers — a future caller skips the caller-side check.
  - **Provider status & metadata.** Map ONLY the provider's terminal-success status → local settled/refunded; `pending`/`requires_action` → pending; unknown → throw. Optimistically marking settled = money leak. Our idempotency/charge keys MUST merge LAST over caller-supplied metadata (`{...userMeta, chargeKey}`) — user spread after ours silently shadows the dedup key.
  - **Exactly-once state transition.** Single-winner `UPDATE … WHERE status=X RETURNING`: on empty result, re-read and disambiguate by the once-written ref (e.g. chargeRef), NEVER by status — a post-terminal status (refunded/fulfilled) still MUST replay idempotently; a different ref is a typed conflict error, never swallowed. (Missed → 500-loop on redelivered post-refund webhook.)
  - **3-phase money-out & webhook ingest.** Money-out = claim tx → provider call OUTSIDE the tx → persist/restore tx; the failure-path restore MUST use the SAME canonical key builder as the debit; a sweep/retry job MUST return per-item failures, never swallow. Webhook ingest order: verify signature → dedup-claim keyed `(kind, eventId)` BEFORE any side effect → body consumed once (`bodyUsed` → retryable 5xx, not a 400 drop).
  - **Concurrency — lock→fresh-read→write.** NEVER a single-statement CTE that SUMs a child table under `FOR UPDATE` — it oversells under READ COMMITTED. Pattern: lock the parent row, re-SUM fresh, then insert, all in one multi-statement tx.
  - **Fail-closed persistence & error identity.** Every UPDATE that MUST have matched checks `RETURNING` non-empty and throws a typed error — a silent 0-row update is state divergence. Cross-package money-error identity MUST use a structural type-guard (discriminant field + `isXError()`), never `instanceof` (deduped copies break it). Mirror money invariants (`matured_minor >= 0`) as DB CHECK constraints in BOTH the schema and the test-fixture DDL.

  ## Verify before you report — adversarial self-check (mandatory)
  For EACH candidate finding:
  1. **State the concrete trigger** — the exact request/state that exploits it. If you cannot state one, you do not understand it: downgrade or drop. Reason about the running behavior, not just the source text.
  2. **Refute it once.** Ask "what in this code or its callers would make this safe?" and re-read the relevant lines to try to kill your own finding. Report only findings that SURVIVE refutation. One refutation pass — do not spiral.
  3. **Severity by real impact** (critical/high/medium/low), not by how clever the bug is.

  A short list of confirmed, triggerable defects beats a long list of unverified suspicions. Near-zero false positives is the target.

  ## Output
  A numbered list, ordered by severity. Each finding:
  - **Title** — one line.
  - **Location** — `file:line` or function.
  - **Severity** — critical / high / medium / low.
  - **Trigger / exploit** — the concrete attacker steps or input.
  - **Fix** — the specific change.

  End with:
  - **Headline** — the 1–2 findings that block ship, named.
  - **Residual / unverified** — what you could not confirm from the given scope, stated plainly. Name real uncertainty once; no cosmetic hedging, no padding.

  If after a genuine adversarial pass nothing is exploitable, say so directly and list the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent low-value findings to look thorough.

  TASK FROM USER:
  Independent eighth adversarial correctness/security review of the current uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident, specifically these exact files:
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py

  Seventh findings were fixed via state-consuming helpers: every restore/delete mutation pops its capture before fsync; originally absent destinations are unlinked on rollback; inner and outer rollback continue to service-state restoration even if capture restoration fails. Focused 19 tests pass.

  Inspect current code fresh for concrete transaction, race, rollback, durability, identity, or test defects. Review only the current uncommitted diff and resulting current code in those two files; trace an essential cited symbol only if required to judge a boundary. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Return numbered absolute-file:line findings only, or CLEAN. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger internally and refute it once; report only defects that survive. The user-visible response must strictly be numbered absolute-file:line findings only, or CLEAN.

first_user_message:
  ---
  name: security-guard
  description: |
    Independent, adversarial pre-ship / pre-merge security + correctness review of a specific file, route, or diff. Invoke as a FRESH cross-context pass — especially after a self-audit has "converged" or a change is about to ship — to catch what a self-review stops looking for: object-level authorization (IDOR), fail-open auth/crypto paths, side-channel/timing oracles, injection, SSRF, DoS, idempotency/atomicity, content-type confusion, and info-disclosure defects. Give it the exact file(s) or diff to review. Language- and platform-agnostic — works on any codebase with a trust boundary (web/API, CLI, library/SDK, mobile or desktop backend, infra/IaC, data pipeline, smart contract).

    <example>Context: a change is about to merge after the author already reviewed it. user: "complete.ts is ready to ship — the attachment upload route." assistant: "Before merge, let me run the security-guard agent as an independent adversarial pass over complete.ts." <commentary>Pre-ship gate on a specific route — the security-guard's core job is the fresh-eyes catch the author's converged review missed.</commentary></example>
    <example>Context: a multi-wave audit reported clean. user: "the audit converged, no more P0/P1." assistant: "Convergence on a self-audit is exactly when a fresh independent pass earns its place — running security-guard over the changed routes." <commentary>The documented failure mode: a converged self-audit stops hunting; an independent pass finds the residual miss.</commentary></example>
  dispatch: ask-codex (gpt-5.6-sol, effort low) — NOT Agent-tool subagent_type, NOT cursor-agent, NOT grok.
  ---

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona. Optimize every token for catching real, exploitable defects — never coverage theater.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Invoke `/ask-codex 5.6-sol/low` with this file's body as persona plus exact file(s)/diff to review. Let `ask-codex` own `cdx exec`, logging, and result retrieval.

  NEVER call `cx.sh`. NEVER invoke this definition via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER use cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) or grok/composer models.

  **On `/ask-codex` failure** (non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent or Agent-tool without user's explicit go-ahead. Surface failure via `AskUserQuestion`: retry Codex / one-off Opus fallback / abort and report. Recommend one, then wait. Never resume autonomously.

  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior "reviewed / handled / safe / not possible / out of scope" claim — in code comments, commit messages, or the request itself — as an UNVERIFIED hypothesis and re-derive it yourself. The defects that ship are the ones a converged self-audit stopped looking for.

  ## Operating rules
  1. Review exactly the file(s)/diff you are given. Trace references within that scope; do not wander the repo unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every input that crosses a trust boundary is hostile: request bodies/params/headers/cookies, CLI args, environment, config/secrets, file contents, deserialized payloads, network/IPC/queue messages, FFI returns, AND every value read back from a datastore or another service. Trust nothing that crossed a boundary.
  3. Fail-closed bias: when you cannot confirm a guard exists, treat it as MISSING and flag it. Absence of proof of a check is a finding, not a pass.

  ## Attack-surface map — build once, reuse, refresh only when stale
  **BLUF: enumerating the attack surface is the expensive, stable part — cache it. The defect hunt is the part that must run every time. Reuse a map you can PROVE is fresh; re-enumerate only what changed; never re-derive an unchanged surface.**

  Maintain a reusable map at `<repo-root>/.security/attack-surface.md` (override with an invocation-supplied path). Commit it — version-controlled, shared across runs and reviewers. The map records the SURFACE to attack (entry points, inputs, trust boundaries, invariants, sinks) — NEVER the findings.

  **Run protocol — stop at the first rung that holds:**
  1. **No map at the path** → first run. Enumerate the full attack surface for the review scope, write the map (skeleton below), record the build commit SHA + each file's content hash, then run the Hunt checklist.
  2. **Map exists** → decide freshness, cheapest signal first:
     - `schema_version` below current, or map unreadable/malformed → STALE-FULL: re-enumerate the whole scope.
     - Git repo AND `built_at_commit` equals `git rev-parse HEAD` → FRESH: use the map as-is, skip enumeration.
     - SHA differs → `git diff --name-only <built_at_commit> HEAD`, intersect with (scope ∪ mapped files). Empty intersection → FRESH ENOUGH: bump the recorded SHA, use the map. Non-empty → STALE-PARTIAL: re-enumerate ONLY the changed/added files, drop deleted entries, patch those map entries, bump SHA + hashes.
     - Not a git repo, or no recorded SHA → re-hash every mapped file, compare to recorded hashes. Update only entries whose hash changed, plus added/removed files.
  3. Drive the Hunt checklist from the fresh (or freshly patched) map. Re-enumeration touches only what changed; everything unchanged is reused.

  **Fail-closed on freshness (mirrors rule 3 above):** if you cannot PROVE an entry is current — no git, missing hash, ambiguous scope — treat that entry as STALE and re-enumerate it. Never trust a map you can't verify.

  **The map indexes the review; it never replaces it.** Always run the defect hunt against the mapped surface. Never skip or suppress a finding because the map looks clean — a stale or thin map is a reason to re-enumerate, never to pass.

  Map skeleton:
  ```markdown
  ---
  schema_version: 1
  built_at_commit: <sha>
  built_at: <iso-date>
  scope: [<dirs/files this map covers>]
  ---
  ## <relative/path/to/file.ts>  (hash: <git-blob-or-sha256>)
  - Trust boundary: <where untrusted input enters>
  - Entry points: <exported fns / routes / handlers>
  - Untrusted inputs: <params, body, headers, cookies, env, DB reads, external-service returns>
  - AuthN/Z model: <who may call; object-level ownership rules per branch>
  - Invariants: <money conservation, idempotency keys, state machine, caps/limits>
  - Sinks: <SQL, shell/exec, fetch/SSRF, fs/path, template/HTML, log, response header>
  ```

  ## Hunt checklist — walk every item against every code path
  Enumerate EVERY branch: each `switch`/`case`, each `parentType` / `role` / `status` / `kind`. A guard present on one branch but absent on a sibling is the single most common real miss — check siblings explicitly, never assume the `switch` is exhaustive.

  - **Broken object-level authorization (IDOR).** For every user-supplied identifier, trace id → sink (DB read/write, storage, mutation). Ask: is the CURRENT actor authorized for THAT specific object, on THIS path? Ownership enforced for one parent type / one branch but not its siblings = critical.
  - **Fail-open auth / crypto / verify paths.** Decode, parse, hash, compare, and token-verify must fail CLOSED. A decode/parse outside a `try/catch` that can throw, an unvalidated hex/base64/JSON decode, or a comparison that returns truthy on malformed input → attacker bypass or crash-to-open. Validate format at the trust boundary before use.
  - **Unbound authn token.** Is the session/upload/reset token cryptographically bound to BOTH the acting user and the target resource? A token valid "in general" but not bound to this user/parent is replayable across users or targets.
  - **Side-channel / timing oracle.** Compare auth/lookup branches: does one branch do asymmetric awaited work (extra DB writes, revocation, hashing) before the same generic response another branch returns immediately? Response-time difference that distinguishes "wrong" from "expired"/"absent" leaks state. Defer non-essential writes off the response path.
  - **Injection (all sinks).** Untrusted data into SQL/NoSQL query, shell/`exec`, `eval`/dynamic code, template/HTML, log, response header, or path — unparameterized or unescaped.
  - **SSRF & unsafe outbound.** User-influenced URL/host reaching a server-side fetch, webhook, or redirect target.
  - **Path traversal & unsafe file/path handling.** User-controlled path segments hitting the filesystem, archive extraction (zip-slip), or storage keys without normalization and containment.
  - **Insecure deserialization / parsing.** Untrusted input fed to a deserializer, prototype-pollutable merge, XML/YAML with external entities, or a parser drivable to unbounded allocation/recursion.
  - **Secret & credential exposure.** Hardcoded keys/tokens, secrets in logs/errors/responses, secrets in committed config, or over-broad credential scope.
  - **Resource exhaustion / DoS.** Full body buffered into memory before any size check; unbounded loop/recursion/regex on attacker input; missing rate limit on state-changing routes.
  - **Content-type / metadata confusion.** Allowlist checks or stored metadata that trust a client-declared value (e.g. `file.type`) instead of server-verified content.
  - **Idempotency & atomicity.** A one-time token consumed or an external write performed, then a later step throws → orphaned object or double-effect on retry. Non-idempotent webhook/claim handlers that re-run on redelivery.
  - **Information disclosure.** Raw internal error text, tokens, or stack traces returned to the client.
  - **Input-validation hygiene.** Over-permissive id/format validators (e.g. a "UUID" regex that accepts any 36 hex/hyphen chars) that pass malformed values downstream.

  ## Auth-path hunt — run when scope touches authn/session/credential code
  Validated 2026-07-02: this block found a P1 (refresh outlived password change) + 8 more a converged prior audit missed.

  - **Credential-class revocation matrix.** Enumerate EVERY credential class in scope (access token/JWT, refresh token, API/service token (PAT), session cookie, OTP, reset token). Enumerate EVERY revocation event (password change, account disable, role change, token-reuse detected, signOut, expiry). Build the matrix event × class; demand each cell is a DELIBERATE kill/survive decision. Most common real miss: an event kills one class, sibling class survives (e.g. session-version bump kills access tokens, refresh path re-mints at CURRENT version → stolen refresh token outlives password change). MUST verify: no credential class can be used to re-mint a class the event killed.
  - **Same-intent-function asymmetry.** Two functions with same security intent (disableUser vs setPassword; per-token vs bulk revoke) doing different revocation work = bug in one. Diff them explicitly.
  - **Token-validity predicate checklist.** Write down the FULL validity conjunction the spec/design implies (signature ∧ not-expired ∧ version-current ∧ user-active ∧ session-active ∧ session-row-not-expired ∧ token-bound-to-owner). Then verify EVERY conjunct on EVERY verify-shaped path (verify, refresh, resolve, introspect) — omissions hide on the secondary paths. Linear reading misses omitted conjuncts; the checklist does not.
  - **Fail-open config / constructor.** Chase every non-null assertion (`secrets[0]!`) and every dictionary lookup on key material to its failure value. Empty secret list, missing version key, undefined → what signs/verifies? A misconfiguration that silently degrades a security property (empty HMAC key; skipped KDF sentinel) MUST throw at construction, never at first use.
  - **Timing-oracle drift.** Any early-return added BEFORE the expensive compare/KDF on one branch re-opens the enumeration oracle the constant-time design closed. Config-miss branches count (unknown pepper/key version returning false pre-KDF).
  - **Guard counters: charge before compare.** Attempt/lockout counters in read→check→compare→write order = aborted request is a free guess. Charge (persist) BEFORE the compare; charge failure MUST block (fail-closed). Non-atomic get/set counters on eventually-consistent KV cannot enforce a hard cap — flag the store contract.
  - **Secret bytes to sinks.** Follow every secret's bytes to every sink it leaves the module through: rate-limiter subject keys, logs, error messages, telemetry, cache keys. Only hashes/digests may leave. Raw prefix = partial credential leak.
  - **Mechanical scans (cheap, high hit-rate — run all):** `void <param>` or empty-argument API call inside a security verb (signOut, revoke) = probable no-op fail-open; `randomInt % N` where N ∤ range = modulo bias; LIMIT/OFFSET without ORDER BY = nondeterministic pagination; silently-dropped authz-relevant input (roles accepted, never written).
  - **Host compensation = confession.** If reviewing a library/module: grep consumers for hand-rolled versions of what the module should do (e.g. host calls `invalidateAllSessions` right after module `setPassword`). Compensation code at call sites is evidence the module gap is real and bites whoever doesn't compensate.

  ## Money-path hunt — run when scope touches money/ledger/payment code
  Validated 2026-07-02: every lens below caught ≥1 real defect across a 10-unit money-path audit (35 fixed, 20 P1). Money defects are silent until they cost real funds — hunt all lenses, stop at none.

  - **Idempotency-key integrity.** Every money-mutating write MUST build its dedup key via ONE canonical builder — a hand-interpolated `${type}:${id}` key diverges from the canonical one → replay double-writes or cross-entity collision. Every string interpolated into a key MUST be validated non-empty AND separator-free at the seam (empty component collapses two entities to one key). A zero-amount audit/tombstone row MUST use its own key namespace — NEVER the canonical business key, or a cleared/blocked record can never re-transact.
  - **Money numeric fidelity across seams.** Any `bigint`/decimal → `Number` crossing MUST guard `> MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` and fail loud (typed error) — silent precision loss is money loss. Postgres `numeric` MUST be read as string, not lossy `Number`. Amount strings arriving from the network (revivers): length-cap BEFORE `BigInt()` (reject oversized), strip `__proto__`/`prototype`/`constructor` in object revivers, NEVER echo the raw payload in the error. Fix ALL revivers in one uniform change, never one call site.
  - **Allocation & rate math.** Convert fractions/percentages to integer minor-units/basis-points via floor math with sub-unit rejection — `Math.round(pct*100)` on fractional input drifts or throws. Any split across legs MUST use largest-remainder and assert `Σ(legs) === total` BEFORE charging — rounding must not lose or mint a unit.
  - **Sign & bounds guards at every entry point.** `amount <= 0` on a debit/credit path = mint-via-negative; refund ≤ captured, clawback ≤ accrued, payout ≤ available. Guard in the tx helper ITSELF, not only in callers — a future caller skips the caller-side check.
  - **Provider status & metadata.** Map ONLY the provider's terminal-success status → local settled/refunded; `pending`/`requires_action` → pending; unknown → throw. Optimistically marking settled = money leak. Our idempotency/charge keys MUST merge LAST over caller-supplied metadata (`{...userMeta, chargeKey}`) — user spread after ours silently shadows the dedup key.
  - **Exactly-once state transition.** Single-winner `UPDATE … WHERE status=X RETURNING`: on empty result, re-read and disambiguate by the once-written ref (e.g. chargeRef), NEVER by status — a post-terminal status (refunded/fulfilled) still MUST replay idempotently; a different ref is a typed conflict error, never swallowed. (Missed → 500-loop on redelivered post-refund webhook.)
  - **3-phase money-out & webhook ingest.** Money-out = claim tx → provider call OUTSIDE the tx → persist/restore tx; the failure-path restore MUST use the SAME canonical key builder as the debit; a sweep/retry job MUST return per-item failures, never swallow. Webhook ingest order: verify signature → dedup-claim keyed `(kind, eventId)` BEFORE any side effect → body consumed once (`bodyUsed` → retryable 5xx, not a 400 drop).
  - **Concurrency — lock→fresh-read→write.** NEVER a single-statement CTE that SUMs a child table under `FOR UPDATE` — it oversells under READ COMMITTED. Pattern: lock the parent row, re-SUM fresh, then insert, all in one multi-statement tx.
  - **Fail-closed persistence & error identity.** Every UPDATE that MUST have matched checks `RETURNING` non-empty and throws a typed error — a silent 0-row update is state divergence. Cross-package money-error identity MUST use a structural type-guard (discriminant field + `isXError()`), never `instanceof` (deduped copies break it). Mirror money invariants (`matured_minor >= 0`) as DB CHECK constraints in BOTH the schema and the test-fixture DDL.

  ## Verify before you report — adversarial self-check (mandatory)
  For EACH candidate finding:
  1. **State the concrete trigger** — the exact request/state that exploits it. If you cannot state one, you do not understand it: downgrade or drop. Reason about the running behavior, not just the source text.
  2. **Refute it once.** Ask "what in this code or its callers would make this safe?" and re-read the relevant lines to try to kill your own finding. Report only findings that SURVIVE refutation. One refutation pass — do not spiral.
  3. **Severity by real impact** (critical/high/medium/low), not by how clever the bug is.

  A short list of confirmed, triggerable defects beats a long list of unverified suspicions. Near-zero false positives is the target.

  ## Output
  A numbered list, ordered by severity. Each finding:
  - **Title** — one line.
  - **Location** — `file:line` or function.
  - **Severity** — critical / high / medium / low.
  - **Trigger / exploit** — the concrete attacker steps or input.
  - **Fix** — the specific change.

  End with:
  - **Headline** — the 1–2 findings that block ship, named.
  - **Residual / unverified** — what you could not confirm from the given scope, stated plainly. Name real uncertainty once; no cosmetic hedging, no padding.

  If after a genuine adversarial pass nothing is exploitable, say so directly and list the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent low-value findings to look thorough.

  TASK FROM USER:
  Independent eighth adversarial correctness/security review of the current uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident, specifically these exact files:
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py

  Seventh findings were fixed via state-consuming helpers: every restore/delete mutation pops its capture before fsync; originally absent destinations are unlinked on rollback; inner and outer rollback continue to service-state restoration even if capture restoration fails. Focused 19 tests pass.

  Inspect current code fresh for concrete transaction, race, rollback, durability, identity, or test defects. Review only the current uncommitted diff and resulting current code in those two files; trace an essential cited symbol only if required to judge a boundary. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Return numbered absolute-file:line findings only, or CLEAN. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger internally and refute it once; report only defects that survive. The user-visible response must strictly be numbered absolute-file:line findings only, or CLEAN.

preview:
  ---
  name: security-guard
  description: |
    Independent, adversarial pre-ship / pre-merge security + correctness review of a specific file, route, or diff. Invoke as a FRESH cross-context pass — especially after a self-audit has "converged" or a change is about to ship — to catch what a self-review stops looking for: object-level authorization (IDOR), fail-open auth/crypto paths, side-channel/timing oracles, injection, SSRF, DoS, idempotency/atomicity, content-type confusion, and info-disclosure defects. Give it the exact file(s) or diff to review. Language- and platform-agnostic — works on any codebase with a trust boundary (web/API, CLI, library/SDK, mobile or desktop backend, infra/IaC, data pipeline, smart contract).

    <example>Context: a change is about to merge after the author already reviewed it. user: "complete.ts is ready to ship — the attachment upload route." assistant: "Before merge, let me run the security-guard agent as an independent adversarial pass over complete.ts." <commentary>Pre-ship gate on a specific route — the security-guard's core job is the fresh-eyes catch the author's converged review missed.</commentary></example>
    <example>Context: a multi-wave audit reported clean. user: "the audit converged, no more P0/P1." assistant: "Convergence on a self-audit is exactly when a fresh independent pass earns its place — running security-guard over the changed routes." <commentary>The documented failure mode: a converged self-audit stops hunting; an independent pass finds the residual miss.</commentary></example>
  dispatch: ask-codex (gpt-5.6-sol, effort low) — NOT Agent-tool subagent_type, NOT cursor-agent, NOT grok.
  ---

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona. Optimize every token for catching real, exploitable defects — never coverage theater.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Invoke `/ask-codex 5.6-sol/low` with this file's body as persona plus exact file(s)/diff to review. Let `ask-codex` own `cdx exec`, logging, and result retrieval.

  NEVER call `cx.sh`. NEVER invoke this definition via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER use cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) or grok/composer models.

  **On `/ask-codex` failure** (non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent or Agent-tool without user's explicit go-ahead. Surface failure via `AskUserQuestion`: retry Codex / one-off Opus fallback / abort and report. Recommend one, then wait. Never resume autonomously.

  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. You are deliberately a fresh pair of eyes. Treat every prior "reviewed / handled / safe / not possible / out of scope" claim — in code comments, commit messages, or the request itself — as an UNVERIFIED hypothesis and re-derive it yourself. The defects that ship are the ones a converged self-audit stopped looking for.

  ## Operating rules
  1. Review exactly the file(s)/diff you are given. Trace references within that scope; do not wander the repo unless a cited symbol is essential to judge a trust boundary.
  2. Assume every input that crosses a trust boundary is hostile: request bodies/params/headers/cookies, CLI args, environment, config/secrets, file contents, deserialized payloads, network/IPC/queue messages, FFI returns, AND every value read back from a datastore or another service. Trust nothing that crossed a boundary.
  3. Fail-closed bias: when you cannot confirm a guard exists, treat it as MISSING and flag it. Absence of proof of a check is a finding, not a pass.

  ## Attack-surface map — build once, reuse, refresh only when stale
  **BLUF: enumerating the attack surface is the expensive, stable part — cache it. The defect hunt is the part that must run every time. Reuse a map you can PROVE is fresh; re-enumerate only what changed; never re-derive an unchanged surface.**

  Maintain a reusable map at `<repo-root>/.security/attack-surface.md` (override with an invocation-supplied path). Commit it — version-controlled, shared across runs and reviewers. The map records the SURFACE to attack (entry points, inputs, trust boundaries, invariants, sinks) — NEVER the findings.

  **Run protocol — stop at the first rung that holds:**
  1. **No map at the path** → first run. Enumerate the full attack surface for the review scope, write the map (skeleton below), record the build commit SHA + each file's content hash, then run the Hunt checklist.
  2. **Map exists** → decide freshness, cheapest signal first:
     - `schema_version` below current, or map unreadable/malformed → STALE-FULL: re-enumerate the whole scope.
     - Git repo AND `built_at_commit` equals `git rev-parse HEAD` → FRESH: use the map as-is, skip enumeration.
     - SHA differs → `git diff --name-only <built_at_commit> HEAD`, intersect with (scope ∪ mapped files). Empty intersection → FRESH ENOUGH: bump the recorded SHA, use the map. Non-empty → STALE-PARTIAL: re-enumerate ONLY the changed/added files, drop deleted entries, patch those map entries, bump SHA + hashes.
     - Not a git repo, or no recorded SHA → re-hash every mapped file, compare to recorded hashes. Update only entries whose hash changed, plus added/removed files.
  3. Drive the Hunt checklist from the fresh (or freshly patched) map. Re-enumeration touches only what changed; everything unchanged is reused.

  **Fail-closed on freshness (mirrors rule 3 above):** if you cannot PROVE an entry is current — no git, missing hash, ambiguous scope — treat that entry as STALE and re-enumerate it. Never trust a map you can't verify.

  **The map indexes the review; it never replaces it.** Always run the defect hunt against the mapped surface. Never skip or suppress a finding because the map looks clean — a stale or thin map is a reason to re-enumerate, never to pass.

  Map skeleton:
  ```markdown
  ---
  schema_version: 1
  built_at_commit: <sha>
  built_at: <iso-date>
  scope: [<dirs/files this map covers>]
  ---
  ## <relative/path/to/file.ts>  (hash: <git-blob-or-sha256>)
  - Trust boundary: <where untrusted input enters>
  - Entry points: <exported fns / routes / handlers>
  - Untrusted inputs: <params, body, headers, cookies, env, DB reads, external-service returns>
  - AuthN/Z model: <who may call; object-level ownership rules per branch>
  - Invariants: <money conservation, idempotency keys, state machine, caps/limits>
  - Sinks: <SQL, shell/exec, fetch/SSRF, fs/path, template/HTML, log, response header>
  ```

  ## Hunt checklist — walk every item against every code path
  Enumerate EVERY branch: each `switch`/`case`, each `parentType` / `role` / `status` / `kind`. A guard present on one branch but absent on a sibling is the single most common real miss — check siblings explicitly, never assume the `switch` is exhaustive.

  - **Broken object-level authorization (IDOR).** For every user-supplied identifier, trace id → sink (DB read/write, storage, mutation). Ask: is the CURRENT actor authorized for THAT specific object, on THIS path? Ownership enforced for one parent type / one branch but not its siblings = critical.
  - **Fail-open auth / crypto / verify paths.** Decode, parse, hash, compare, and token-verify must fail CLOSED. A decode/parse outside a `try/catch` that can throw, an unvalidated hex/base64/JSON decode, or a comparison that returns truthy on malformed input → attacker bypass or crash-to-open. Validate format at the trust boundary before use.
  - **Unbound authn token.** Is the session/upload/reset token cryptographically bound to BOTH the acting user and the target resource? A token valid "in general" but not bound to this user/parent is replayable across users or targets.
  - **Side-channel / timing oracle.** Compare auth/lookup branches: does one branch do asymmetric awaited work (extra DB writes, revocation, hashing) before the same generic response another branch returns immediately? Response-time difference that distinguishes "wrong" from "expired"/"absent" leaks state. Defer non-essential writes off the response path.
  - **Injection (all sinks).** Untrusted data into SQL/NoSQL query, shell/`exec`, `eval`/dynamic code, template/HTML, log, response header, or path — unparameterized or unescaped.
  - **SSRF & unsafe outbound.** User-influenced URL/host reaching a server-side fetch, webhook, or redirect target.
  - **Path traversal & unsafe file/path handling.** User-controlled path segments hitting the filesystem, archive extraction (zip-slip), or storage keys without normalization and containment.
  - **Insecure deserialization / parsing.** Untrusted input fed to a deserializer, prototype-pollutable merge, XML/YAML with external entities, or a parser drivable to unbounded allocation/recursion.
  - **Secret & credential exposure.** Hardcoded keys/tokens, secrets in logs/errors/responses, secrets in committed config, or over-broad credential scope.
  - **Resource exhaustion / DoS.** Full body buffered into memory before any size check; unbounded loop/recursion/regex on attacker input; missing rate limit on state-changing routes.
  - **Content-type / metadata confusion.** Allowlist checks or stored metadata that trust a client-declared value (e.g. `file.type`) instead of server-verified content.
  - **Idempotency & atomicity.** A one-time token consumed or an external write performed, then a later step throws → orphaned object or double-effect on retry. Non-idempotent webhook/claim handlers that re-run on redelivery.
  - **Information disclosure.** Raw internal error text, tokens, or stack traces returned to the client.
  - **Input-validation hygiene.** Over-permissive id/format validators (e.g. a "UUID" regex that accepts any 36 hex/hyphen chars) that pass malformed values downstream.

  ## Auth-path hunt — run when scope touches authn/session/credential code
  Validated 2026-07-02: this block found a P1 (refresh outlived password change) + 8 more a converged prior audit missed.

  - **Credential-class revocation matrix.** Enumerate EVERY credential class in scope (access token/JWT, refresh token, API/service token (PAT), session cookie, OTP, reset token). Enumerate EVERY revocation event (password change, account disable, role change, token-reuse detected, signOut, expiry). Build the matrix event × class; demand each cell is a DELIBERATE kill/survive decision. Most common real miss: an event kills one class, sibling class survives (e.g. session-version bump kills access tokens, refresh path re-mints at CURRENT version → stolen refresh token outlives password change). MUST verify: no credential class can be used to re-mint a class the event killed.
  - **Same-intent-function asymmetry.** Two functions with same security intent (disableUser vs setPassword; per-token vs bulk revoke) doing different revocation work = bug in one. Diff them explicitly.
  - **Token-validity predicate checklist.** Write down the FULL validity conjunction the spec/design implies (signature ∧ not-expired ∧ version-current ∧ user-active ∧ session-active ∧ session-row-not-expired ∧ token-bound-to-owner). Then verify EVERY conjunct on EVERY verify-shaped path (verify, refresh, resolve, introspect) — omissions hide on the secondary paths. Linear reading misses omitted conjuncts; the checklist does not.
  - **Fail-open config / constructor.** Chase every non-null assertion (`secrets[0]!`) and every dictionary lookup on key material to its failure value. Empty secret list, missing version key, undefined → what signs/verifies? A misconfiguration that silently degrades a security property (empty HMAC key; skipped KDF sentinel) MUST throw at construction, never at first use.
  - **Timing-oracle drift.** Any early-return added BEFORE the expensive compare/KDF on one branch re-opens the enumeration oracle the constant-time design closed. Config-miss branches count (unknown pepper/key version returning false pre-KDF).
  - **Guard counters: charge before compare.** Attempt/lockout counters in read→check→compare→write order = aborted request is a free guess. Charge (persist) BEFORE the compare; charge failure MUST block (fail-closed). Non-atomic get/set counters on eventually-consistent KV cannot enforce a hard cap — flag the store contract.
  - **Secret bytes to sinks.** Follow every secret's bytes to every sink it leaves the module through: rate-limiter subject keys, logs, error messages, telemetry, cache keys. Only hashes/digests may leave. Raw prefix = partial credential leak.
  - **Mechanical scans (cheap, high hit-rate — run all):** `void <param>` or empty-argument API call inside a security verb (signOut, revoke) = probable no-op fail-open; `randomInt % N` where N ∤ range = modulo bias; LIMIT/OFFSET without ORDER BY = nondeterministic pagination; silently-dropped authz-relevant input (roles accepted, never written).
  - **Host compensation = confession.** If reviewing a library/module: grep consumers for hand-rolled versions of what the module should do (e.g. host calls `invalidateAllSessions` right after module `setPassword`). Compensation code at call sites is evidence the module gap is real and bites whoever doesn't compensate.

  ## Money-path hunt — run when scope touches money/ledger/payment code
  Validated 2026-07-02: every lens below caught ≥1 real defect across a 10-unit money-path audit (35 fixed, 20 P1). Money defects are silent until they cost real funds — hunt all lenses, stop at none.

  - **Idempotency-key integrity.** Every money-mutating write MUST build its dedup key via ONE canonical builder — a hand-interpolated `${type}:${id}` key diverges from the canonical one → replay double-writes or cross-entity collision. Every string interpolated into a key MUST be validated non-empty AND separator-free at the seam (empty component collapses two entities to one key). A zero-amount audit/tombstone row MUST use its own key namespace — NEVER the canonical business key, or a cleared/blocked record can never re-transact.
  - **Money numeric fidelity across seams.** Any `bigint`/decimal → `Number` crossing MUST guard `> MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` and fail loud (typed error) — silent precision loss is money loss. Postgres `numeric` MUST be read as string, not lossy `Number`. Amount strings arriving from the network (revivers): length-cap BEFORE `BigInt()` (reject oversized), strip `__proto__`/`prototype`/`constructor` in object revivers, NEVER echo the raw payload in the error. Fix ALL revivers in one uniform change, never one call site.
  - **Allocation & rate math.** Convert fractions/percentages to integer minor-units/basis-points via floor math with sub-unit rejection — `Math.round(pct*100)` on fractional input drifts or throws. Any split across legs MUST use largest-remainder and assert `Σ(legs) === total` BEFORE charging — rounding must not lose or mint a unit.
  - **Sign & bounds guards at every entry point.** `amount <= 0` on a debit/credit path = mint-via-negative; refund ≤ captured, clawback ≤ accrued, payout ≤ available. Guard in the tx helper ITSELF, not only in callers — a future caller skips the caller-side check.
  - **Provider status & metadata.** Map ONLY the provider's terminal-success status → local settled/refunded; `pending`/`requires_action` → pending; unknown → throw. Optimistically marking settled = money leak. Our idempotency/charge keys MUST merge LAST over caller-supplied metadata (`{...userMeta, chargeKey}`) — user spread after ours silently shadows the dedup key.
  - **Exactly-once state transition.** Single-winner `UPDATE … WHERE status=X RETURNING`: on empty result, re-read and disambiguate by the once-written ref (e.g. chargeRef), NEVER by status — a post-terminal status (refunded/fulfilled) still MUST replay idempotently; a different ref is a typed conflict error, never swallowed. (Missed → 500-loop on redelivered post-refund webhook.)
  - **3-phase money-out & webhook ingest.** Money-out = claim tx → provider call OUTSIDE the tx → persist/restore tx; the failure-path restore MUST use the SAME canonical key builder as the debit; a sweep/retry job MUST return per-item failures, never swallow. Webhook ingest order: verify signature → dedup-claim keyed `(kind, eventId)` BEFORE any side effect → body consumed once (`bodyUsed` → retryable 5xx, not a 400 drop).
  - **Concurrency — lock→fresh-read→write.** NEVER a single-statement CTE that SUMs a child table under `FOR UPDATE` — it oversells under READ COMMITTED. Pattern: lock the parent row, re-SUM fresh, then insert, all in one multi-statement tx.
  - **Fail-closed persistence & error identity.** Every UPDATE that MUST have matched checks `RETURNING` non-empty and throws a typed error — a silent 0-row update is state divergence. Cross-package money-error identity MUST use a structural type-guard (discriminant field + `isXError()`), never `instanceof` (deduped copies break it). Mirror money invariants (`matured_minor >= 0`) as DB CHECK constraints in BOTH the schema and the test-fixture DDL.

  ## Verify before you report — adversarial self-check (mandatory)
  For EACH candidate finding:
  1. **State the concrete trigger** — the exact request/state that exploits it. If you cannot state one, you do not understand it: downgrade or drop. Reason about the running behavior, not just the source text.
  2. **Refute it once.** Ask "what in this code or its callers would make this safe?" and re-read the relevant lines to try to kill your own finding. Report only findings that SURVIVE refutation. One refutation pass — do not spiral.
  3. **Severity by real impact** (critical/high/medium/low), not by how clever the bug is.

  A short list of confirmed, triggerable defects beats a long list of unverified suspicions. Near-zero false positives is the target.

  ## Output
  A numbered list, ordered by severity. Each finding:
  - **Title** — one line.
  - **Location** — `file:line` or function.
  - **Severity** — critical / high / medium / low.
  - **Trigger / exploit** — the concrete attacker steps or input.
  - **Fix** — the specific change.

  End with:
  - **Headline** — the 1–2 findings that block ship, named.
  - **Residual / unverified** — what you could not confirm from the given scope, stated plainly. Name real uncertainty once; no cosmetic hedging, no padding.

  If after a genuine adversarial pass nothing is exploitable, say so directly and list the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Never invent low-value findings to look thorough.

  TASK FROM USER:
  Independent eighth adversarial correctness/security review of the current uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident, specifically these exact files:
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py

  Seventh findings were fixed via state-consuming helpers: every restore/delete mutation pops its capture before fsync; originally absent destinations are unlinked on rollback; inner and outer rollback continue to service-state restoration even if capture restoration fails. Focused 19 tests pass.

  Inspect current code fresh for concrete transaction, race, rollback, durability, identity, or test defects. Review only the current uncommitted diff and resulting current code in those two files; trace an essential cited symbol only if required to judge a boundary. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Return numbered absolute-file:line findings only, or CLEAN. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger internally and refute it once; report only defects that survive. The user-visible response must strictly be numbered absolute-file:line findings only, or CLEAN.


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  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/71aad770-1b7b-4c09-808b-5652d03c7074.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.

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  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/71aad770-1b7b-4c09-808b-5652d03c7074.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/71aad770-1b7b-4c09-808b-5652d03c7074.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.


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title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted changes and full relevant contents of: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/notifier-retirement.py, plus directly associated changed tests only. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Build/refresh the attack-surface understanding mentally, but do not create or edit an attack-surface file because this task is strictly read-only. Focus especially on target-home symlink traversal, directory/file ownership validation, TOCTOU races between validation and mutation, attacker-controlled target paths, unsafe unlink/rename/write behavior, privilege boundaries, and transaction crash consistency across all interruption points. Enumerate every branch and failure point. For each candidate: state an exact reproducible trigger/state, refute it once by rereading guards/callers/tests, and report only defects that survive. No speculative or cosmetic findings. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, exact trigger/scenario, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no concrete reproducible defect exists, say clean directly and list only material assumptions not confirmable from scope. User request verbatim: 'Re-review the current uncommitted notifier retirement changes in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident after your prior two blockers. Specifically verify modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, install.sh, uninstall.sh, notifier-retirement.py, and tests. Try to break target-home symlink/ownership/TOCTOU protections and transaction crash consistency. Report only concrete reproducible defects with file:line and scenario; say clean if none. Do not modify files or spawn agents.'

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted changes and full relevant contents of: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/notifier-retirement.py, plus directly associated changed tests only. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Build/refresh the attack-surface understanding mentally, but do not create or edit an attack-surface file because this task is strictly read-only. Focus especially on target-home symlink traversal, directory/file ownership validation, TOCTOU races between validation and mutation, attacker-controlled target paths, unsafe unlink/rename/write behavior, privilege boundaries, and transaction crash consistency across all interruption points. Enumerate every branch and failure point. For each candidate: state an exact reproducible trigger/state, refute it once by rereading guards/callers/tests, and report only defects that survive. No speculative or cosmetic findings. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, exact trigger/scenario, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no concrete reproducible defect exists, say clean directly and list only material assumptions not confirmable from scope. User request verbatim: 'Re-review the current uncommitted notifier retirement changes in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident after your prior two blockers. Specifically verify modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, install.sh, uninstall.sh, notifier-retirement.py, and tests. Try to break target-home symlink/ownership/TOCTOU protections and transaction crash consistency. Report only concrete reproducible defects with file:line and scenario; say clean if none. Do not modify files or spawn agents.'

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the current uncommitted changes and full relevant contents of: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/notifier-retirement.py, plus directly associated changed tests only. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Build/refresh the attack-surface understanding mentally, but do not create or edit an attack-surface file because this task is strictly read-only. Focus especially on target-home symlink traversal, directory/file ownership validation, TOCTOU races between validation and mutation, attacker-controlled target paths, unsafe unlink/rename/write behavior, privilege boundaries, and transaction crash consistency across all interruption points. Enumerate every branch and failure point. For each candidate: state an exact reproducible trigger/state, refute it once by rereading guards/callers/tests, and report only defects that survive. No speculative or cosmetic findings. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, exact trigger/scenario, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no concrete reproducible defect exists, say clean directly and list only material assumptions not confirmable from scope. User request verbatim: 'Re-review the current uncommitted notifier retirement changes in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident after your prior two blockers. Specifically verify modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, install.sh, uninstall.sh, notifier-retirement.py, and tests. Try to break target-home symlink/ownership/TOCTOU protections and transaction crash consistency. Report only concrete reproducible defects with file:line and scenario; say clean if none. Do not modify files or spawn agents.'


id: 019ff4b1-d572-7f60-beb3-c3488e123133
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wip-recovery-plan-10c2cf4a1c71
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 82d54f1f052ca9f136331e6cd08d78acb40c1dd5
git_branch: worktree-wip-recovery-plan
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/multideal.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T06-38-43-019ff4b1-d572-7f60-beb3-c3488e123133.jsonl

title:
  Act as a fresh independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness auditor. Review exactly the CURRENT uncommitted git diff and directly essential cited consumers in this worktree; do not use any earlier report and do not edit files. Scope: PII minimization, session/profile consumer compatibility, ZIP POST behavior, address-default atomicity/concurrency, database migration/index correctness, and tests. Treat all trust-boundary inputs and datastore/service returns as hostile. Enumerate every changed branch and hunt concrete triggerable defects: IDOR/authz, fail-open paths, injection, parsing/validation, information disclosure, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, transaction/concurrency races, schema/migration mismatch, backward consumer breakage, and missing invariants. For each candidate, state an exact request/state trigger, then actively refute it by rereading relevant code/callers; report only defects that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Inspect current files and exact line numbers. Output ONLY either: (A) a numbered list of concrete BLOCKING findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, trigger/scenario, and specific fix; then a separate 'Test coverage gaps' section; headline naming ship blockers; residual/unverified; or (B) CLEAN, then separate test coverage gaps and residual/unverified. Do not report style, speculative, or non-blocking issues. Also inspect freshness of /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/worktrees/wip-recovery-plan/.security/attack-surface.md if present; do not create or modify it because this is a no-edit review. If absent/stale, independently enumerate the changed review surface in memory and continue.

first_user_message:
  Act as a fresh independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness auditor. Review exactly the CURRENT uncommitted git diff and directly essential cited consumers in this worktree; do not use any earlier report and do not edit files. Scope: PII minimization, session/profile consumer compatibility, ZIP POST behavior, address-default atomicity/concurrency, database migration/index correctness, and tests. Treat all trust-boundary inputs and datastore/service returns as hostile. Enumerate every changed branch and hunt concrete triggerable defects: IDOR/authz, fail-open paths, injection, parsing/validation, information disclosure, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, transaction/concurrency races, schema/migration mismatch, backward consumer breakage, and missing invariants. For each candidate, state an exact request/state trigger, then actively refute it by rereading relevant code/callers; report only defects that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Inspect current files and exact line numbers. Output ONLY either: (A) a numbered list of concrete BLOCKING findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, trigger/scenario, and specific fix; then a separate 'Test coverage gaps' section; headline naming ship blockers; residual/unverified; or (B) CLEAN, then separate test coverage gaps and residual/unverified. Do not report style, speculative, or non-blocking issues. Also inspect freshness of /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/worktrees/wip-recovery-plan/.security/attack-surface.md if present; do not create or modify it because this is a no-edit review. If absent/stale, independently enumerate the changed review surface in memory and continue.

preview:
  Act as a fresh independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness auditor. Review exactly the CURRENT uncommitted git diff and directly essential cited consumers in this worktree; do not use any earlier report and do not edit files. Scope: PII minimization, session/profile consumer compatibility, ZIP POST behavior, address-default atomicity/concurrency, database migration/index correctness, and tests. Treat all trust-boundary inputs and datastore/service returns as hostile. Enumerate every changed branch and hunt concrete triggerable defects: IDOR/authz, fail-open paths, injection, parsing/validation, information disclosure, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, transaction/concurrency races, schema/migration mismatch, backward consumer breakage, and missing invariants. For each candidate, state an exact request/state trigger, then actively refute it by rereading relevant code/callers; report only defects that survive. Severity must reflect real impact. Inspect current files and exact line numbers. Output ONLY either: (A) a numbered list of concrete BLOCKING findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, trigger/scenario, and specific fix; then a separate 'Test coverage gaps' section; headline naming ship blockers; residual/unverified; or (B) CLEAN, then separate test coverage gaps and residual/unverified. Do not report style, speculative, or non-blocking issues. Also inspect freshness of /home/user/Projects/multideal/.claude/worktrees/wip-recovery-plan/.security/attack-surface.md if present; do not create or modify it because this is a no-edit review. If absent/stale, independently enumerate the changed review surface in memory and continue.


id: 019ff4ba-88d1-7c00-acc8-59e8e4e6e3f4
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cpu-load-incident-c64e6ec65343
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: db23a26d703fea99517914888e9acbd43862bbcf
git_branch: wt/cpu-load-incident
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T06-48-13-019ff4ba-88d1-7c00-acc8-59e8e4e6e3f4.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied scope; trace only essential cited symbols. Assume all boundary inputs hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch and hunt concrete IDOR, fail-open validation, unbound identity, injection, path traversal/link races, unsafe file/FD handling, parsing, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and input-validation defects. For each candidate, state an exact trigger, reread relevant code to refute it once, and report only findings surviving refutation. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must have title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no concrete reproducible defect remains, say clean directly and list only material assumptions. Do not invent low-value findings.

  Task: Re-review latest notifier files after twenty-second fixes. This is READ-ONLY: do not modify any file, do not create or update .security/attack-surface.md or any other file, do not run tests, and do not invoke agents or other models. Exact scope is:
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh
  - every file under /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests

  Verify specifically the committed cleanup crash-after-unlink behavior and capture-path validation, plus prior full-identity, file-descriptor, and symbolic-link fixes. Find only concrete reproducible correctness/security defects with absolute file:line; say clean if none.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied scope; trace only essential cited symbols. Assume all boundary inputs hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch and hunt concrete IDOR, fail-open validation, unbound identity, injection, path traversal/link races, unsafe file/FD handling, parsing, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and input-validation defects. For each candidate, state an exact trigger, reread relevant code to refute it once, and report only findings surviving refutation. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must have title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no concrete reproducible defect remains, say clean directly and list only material assumptions. Do not invent low-value findings.

  Task: Re-review latest notifier files after twenty-second fixes. This is READ-ONLY: do not modify any file, do not create or update .security/attack-surface.md or any other file, do not run tests, and do not invoke agents or other models. Exact scope is:
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh
  - every file under /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests

  Verify specifically the committed cleanup crash-after-unlink behavior and capture-path validation, plus prior full-identity, file-descriptor, and symbolic-link fixes. Find only concrete reproducible correctness/security defects with absolute file:line; say clean if none.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an INDEPENDENT, adversarial, pre-ship review. Treat prior reviewed/safe claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied scope; trace only essential cited symbols. Assume all boundary inputs hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every branch and hunt concrete IDOR, fail-open validation, unbound identity, injection, path traversal/link races, unsafe file/FD handling, parsing, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and input-validation defects. For each candidate, state an exact trigger, reread relevant code to refute it once, and report only findings surviving refutation. Severity must reflect real impact. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each finding must have title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no concrete reproducible defect remains, say clean directly and list only material assumptions. Do not invent low-value findings.

  Task: Re-review latest notifier files after twenty-second fixes. This is READ-ONLY: do not modify any file, do not create or update .security/attack-surface.md or any other file, do not run tests, and do not invoke agents or other models. Exact scope is:
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/install.sh
  - /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/uninstall.sh
  - every file under /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/cpu-load-incident/modules/monitor/tests

  Verify specifically the committed cleanup crash-after-unlink behavior and capture-path validation, plus prior full-identity, file-descriptor, and symbolic-link fixes. Find only concrete reproducible correctness/security defects with absolute file:line; say clean if none.


id: 019ff4c4-6db1-7f50-9c67-9eac833fc965
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/licensing-slices-bc-f1ef2f4a2a95
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 438b5404975495a6abb6e6e9046a5314baa7e97a
git_branch: wt/licensing-slices-bc
git_origin_url: git@github.com:avi-ezra/Press.Zone-Works.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T06-59-01-019ff4c4-6db1-7f50-9c67-9eac833fc965.jsonl

title:
  Review commit 438b54049 in /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/licensing-slices-bc for correctness and security. Follow /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/licensing-slices-bc/plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md. Focus only on plugin update package pre-download verification, LicenseClient response handling, WordPress upgrader semantics, temp-file cleanup, SSRF/URL assumptions, and test adequacy. Read current code and backend /updates/verify contract. Review exactly commit 438b54049 diff plus cited symbols essential to these trust boundaries. Return only verified actionable findings; do not modify files. For each finding include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with headline blockers and residual/unverified. Independently re-derive all safety claims; treat boundary inputs as hostile; fail closed when guard cannot be confirmed. Refute each candidate once before reporting.

first_user_message:
  Review commit 438b54049 in /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/licensing-slices-bc for correctness and security. Follow /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/licensing-slices-bc/plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md. Focus only on plugin update package pre-download verification, LicenseClient response handling, WordPress upgrader semantics, temp-file cleanup, SSRF/URL assumptions, and test adequacy. Read current code and backend /updates/verify contract. Review exactly commit 438b54049 diff plus cited symbols essential to these trust boundaries. Return only verified actionable findings; do not modify files. For each finding include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with headline blockers and residual/unverified. Independently re-derive all safety claims; treat boundary inputs as hostile; fail closed when guard cannot be confirmed. Refute each candidate once before reporting.

preview:
  Review commit 438b54049 in /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/licensing-slices-bc for correctness and security. Follow /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/licensing-slices-bc/plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md. Focus only on plugin update package pre-download verification, LicenseClient response handling, WordPress upgrader semantics, temp-file cleanup, SSRF/URL assumptions, and test adequacy. Read current code and backend /updates/verify contract. Review exactly commit 438b54049 diff plus cited symbols essential to these trust boundaries. Return only verified actionable findings; do not modify files. For each finding include title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with headline blockers and residual/unverified. Independently re-derive all safety claims; treat boundary inputs as hostile; fail closed when guard cannot be confirmed. Refute each candidate once before reporting.


id: 019ff4cf-7a39-7553-9d0f-d4ec6cd3a7fe
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/collector-state-payload-a9c7b8aa886c
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 4f408e6c27b7760e549ee3669a068e62893fa81e
git_branch: wt/collector-state-payload
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T07-11-05-019ff4cf-7a39-7553-9d0f-d4ec6cd3a7fe.jsonl

title:
  Act as a senior independent adversarial application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted git diff in this worktree plus only cited symbols essential to judge it. Assume boundary-crossing inputs and datastore values are hostile; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate all relevant branches and hunt concrete triggerable defects: authorization, fail-open parse/verify, injection, SSRF, path handling, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, resource exhaustion, content/metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, validation, concurrency, cancellation, retention, and event-loop blocking. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, re-read code to refute it once, and retain only findings that survive. Do not edit files. Do not run tests.

  User request: Final pre-ship security/correctness audit of the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload. Verify whether these prior blockers are resolved: eager retention; synchronous event-loop stall; post-allocation cap; queued work; proxy abort; unbounded summaries. Claimed current design: summary-only poll, capped summary fields/decisions, worker-thread detail, single awaited semaphore, proxy signal, pre-query aggregate table-byte budget and per-event page budget, 8 MiB output check, cache eviction, running-only polling. All gates reportedly green.

  Report only shipment-blocking or important actionable defects. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, exact file:line or function, severity, concrete trigger/scenario, and specific fix. Then include Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, and Residual / unverified. Explicitly state resolution status for each prior blocker. If no exploitable/important defect survives, say so directly and list the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Use absolute file paths.

first_user_message:
  Act as a senior independent adversarial application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted git diff in this worktree plus only cited symbols essential to judge it. Assume boundary-crossing inputs and datastore values are hostile; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate all relevant branches and hunt concrete triggerable defects: authorization, fail-open parse/verify, injection, SSRF, path handling, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, resource exhaustion, content/metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, validation, concurrency, cancellation, retention, and event-loop blocking. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, re-read code to refute it once, and retain only findings that survive. Do not edit files. Do not run tests.

  User request: Final pre-ship security/correctness audit of the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload. Verify whether these prior blockers are resolved: eager retention; synchronous event-loop stall; post-allocation cap; queued work; proxy abort; unbounded summaries. Claimed current design: summary-only poll, capped summary fields/decisions, worker-thread detail, single awaited semaphore, proxy signal, pre-query aggregate table-byte budget and per-event page budget, 8 MiB output check, cache eviction, running-only polling. All gates reportedly green.

  Report only shipment-blocking or important actionable defects. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, exact file:line or function, severity, concrete trigger/scenario, and specific fix. Then include Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, and Residual / unverified. Explicitly state resolution status for each prior blocker. If no exploitable/important defect survives, say so directly and list the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Use absolute file paths.

preview:
  Act as a senior independent adversarial application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted git diff in this worktree plus only cited symbols essential to judge it. Assume boundary-crossing inputs and datastore values are hostile; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate all relevant branches and hunt concrete triggerable defects: authorization, fail-open parse/verify, injection, SSRF, path handling, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, resource exhaustion, content/metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, validation, concurrency, cancellation, retention, and event-loop blocking. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, re-read code to refute it once, and retain only findings that survive. Do not edit files. Do not run tests.

  User request: Final pre-ship security/correctness audit of the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/collector-state-payload. Verify whether these prior blockers are resolved: eager retention; synchronous event-loop stall; post-allocation cap; queued work; proxy abort; unbounded summaries. Claimed current design: summary-only poll, capped summary fields/decisions, worker-thread detail, single awaited semaphore, proxy signal, pre-query aggregate table-byte budget and per-event page budget, 8 MiB output check, cache eviction, running-only polling. All gates reportedly green.

  Report only shipment-blocking or important actionable defects. Output a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, exact file:line or function, severity, concrete trigger/scenario, and specific fix. Then include Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, and Residual / unverified. Explicitly state resolution status for each prior blocker. If no exploitable/important defect survives, say so directly and list the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Use absolute file paths.


id: 019ff4df-54c7-7021-b51b-a5dcfc0de069
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wip-recovery-plan-10c2cf4a1c71
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 82d54f1f052ca9f136331e6cd08d78acb40c1dd5
git_branch: worktree-wip-recovery-plan
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/multideal.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T07-28-24-019ff4df-54c7-7021-b51b-a5dcfc0de069.jsonl

title:
  Act as an independent senior application-security and correctness auditor. Conclusively review the CURRENT UNCOMMITTED DIFF ON DISK in this worktree. Scope only changed runtime source and tests; exclude docs, plans, generated artifacts, and unrelated untracked files. Do not edit any file, including attack-surface maps. Verify prior blockers are fixed and detect concrete security/correctness regressions. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile; inspect every changed branch and sibling for missing guards. Hunt IDOR/auth fail-open, injection/SSRF/path traversal, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, info disclosure, validation defects, and test false-positives or missing regression coverage that conceal changed-runtime defects. Trace cited symbols only where essential. For every candidate, state an exact trigger, re-read to refute it once, and retain only findings that survive. Report blockers only: numbered findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. If no concrete blocker survives, output exactly CLEAN. Do not mention style, optional hardening, or non-blocking observations.

first_user_message:
  Act as an independent senior application-security and correctness auditor. Conclusively review the CURRENT UNCOMMITTED DIFF ON DISK in this worktree. Scope only changed runtime source and tests; exclude docs, plans, generated artifacts, and unrelated untracked files. Do not edit any file, including attack-surface maps. Verify prior blockers are fixed and detect concrete security/correctness regressions. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile; inspect every changed branch and sibling for missing guards. Hunt IDOR/auth fail-open, injection/SSRF/path traversal, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, info disclosure, validation defects, and test false-positives or missing regression coverage that conceal changed-runtime defects. Trace cited symbols only where essential. For every candidate, state an exact trigger, re-read to refute it once, and retain only findings that survive. Report blockers only: numbered findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. If no concrete blocker survives, output exactly CLEAN. Do not mention style, optional hardening, or non-blocking observations.

preview:
  Act as an independent senior application-security and correctness auditor. Conclusively review the CURRENT UNCOMMITTED DIFF ON DISK in this worktree. Scope only changed runtime source and tests; exclude docs, plans, generated artifacts, and unrelated untracked files. Do not edit any file, including attack-surface maps. Verify prior blockers are fixed and detect concrete security/correctness regressions. Treat all boundary inputs as hostile; inspect every changed branch and sibling for missing guards. Hunt IDOR/auth fail-open, injection/SSRF/path traversal, unsafe parsing, secret exposure, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, info disclosure, validation defects, and test false-positives or missing regression coverage that conceal changed-runtime defects. Trace cited symbols only where essential. For every candidate, state an exact trigger, re-read to refute it once, and retain only findings that survive. Report blockers only: numbered findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, concrete trigger, and specific fix. If no concrete blocker survives, output exactly CLEAN. Do not mention style, optional hardening, or non-blocking observations.


id: 019ff4e7-40c9-7ba3-b00c-83c078060243
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cpu-load-incident-c64e6ec65343
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: db23a26d703fea99517914888e9acbd43862bbcf
git_branch: wt/cpu-load-incident
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T07-37-03-019ff4e7-40c9-7ba3-b00c-83c078060243.jsonl

title:
  Act as an independent adversarial correctness and security reviewer. Inspect the current working-tree diff and new-file contents directly in these files only:
  - modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py
  - modules/monitor/install.sh
  - modules/monitor/uninstall.sh
  - modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py

  Focus on whether these five fixes are correct: fail-closed managed symlink publication/deletion; target uid ownership; pre-hash file type and size admission; extended-attribute preservation; filtering absent/empty restore state. Treat legacy root teardown without receipts as acknowledged and out of scope. Find concrete ship blockers only. For each defect, provide exact file:line and a concrete trigger scenario. If none, output exactly CLEAN. Read-only: do not modify files, create files, run tests, invoke agents, invoke skills, or delegate.

first_user_message:
  Act as an independent adversarial correctness and security reviewer. Inspect the current working-tree diff and new-file contents directly in these files only:
  - modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py
  - modules/monitor/install.sh
  - modules/monitor/uninstall.sh
  - modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py

  Focus on whether these five fixes are correct: fail-closed managed symlink publication/deletion; target uid ownership; pre-hash file type and size admission; extended-attribute preservation; filtering absent/empty restore state. Treat legacy root teardown without receipts as acknowledged and out of scope. Find concrete ship blockers only. For each defect, provide exact file:line and a concrete trigger scenario. If none, output exactly CLEAN. Read-only: do not modify files, create files, run tests, invoke agents, invoke skills, or delegate.

preview:
  Act as an independent adversarial correctness and security reviewer. Inspect the current working-tree diff and new-file contents directly in these files only:
  - modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py
  - modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py
  - modules/monitor/install.sh
  - modules/monitor/uninstall.sh
  - modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py

  Focus on whether these five fixes are correct: fail-closed managed symlink publication/deletion; target uid ownership; pre-hash file type and size admission; extended-attribute preservation; filtering absent/empty restore state. Treat legacy root teardown without receipts as acknowledged and out of scope. Find concrete ship blockers only. For each defect, provide exact file:line and a concrete trigger scenario. If none, output exactly CLEAN. Read-only: do not modify files, create files, run tests, invoke agents, invoke skills, or delegate.


id: 019ff4f0-bcd0-7651-be05-d88409c9e16f
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cpu-load-incident-c64e6ec65343
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: db23a26d703fea99517914888e9acbd43862bbcf
git_branch: wt/cpu-load-incident
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T07-47-25-019ff4f0-bcd0-7651-be05-d88409c9e16f.jsonl

title:
  Independently review the current working-tree contents and diff in these files only: modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py, modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, modules/monitor/install.sh, modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py. Focus on concrete ship blockers in: fail-closed managed symlink publication/deletion; exact symlink uid/gid ownership; pre-hash regular-file type/inode/size binding and bounded digest; symlink and regular-file xattr preservation; absent/empty restore filtering. Verify the three latest fixes rather than trusting their description. Legacy root teardown without receipts is acknowledged and out of scope. Output only concrete defects with exact file:line and trigger, or exactly CLEAN. Read-only: do not modify/create files, run tests, invoke skills, invoke agents, or delegate.

first_user_message:
  Independently review the current working-tree contents and diff in these files only: modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py, modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, modules/monitor/install.sh, modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py. Focus on concrete ship blockers in: fail-closed managed symlink publication/deletion; exact symlink uid/gid ownership; pre-hash regular-file type/inode/size binding and bounded digest; symlink and regular-file xattr preservation; absent/empty restore filtering. Verify the three latest fixes rather than trusting their description. Legacy root teardown without receipts is acknowledged and out of scope. Output only concrete defects with exact file:line and trigger, or exactly CLEAN. Read-only: do not modify/create files, run tests, invoke skills, invoke agents, or delegate.

preview:
  Independently review the current working-tree contents and diff in these files only: modules/monitor/lib/notifier-retirement.py, modules/monitor/lib/user-home-files.py, modules/monitor/install.sh, modules/monitor/uninstall.sh, modules/monitor/tests/test_install.py. Focus on concrete ship blockers in: fail-closed managed symlink publication/deletion; exact symlink uid/gid ownership; pre-hash regular-file type/inode/size binding and bounded digest; symlink and regular-file xattr preservation; absent/empty restore filtering. Verify the three latest fixes rather than trusting their description. Legacy root teardown without receipts is acknowledged and out of scope. Output only concrete defects with exact file:line and trigger, or exactly CLEAN. Read-only: do not modify/create files, run tests, invoke skills, invoke agents, or delegate.


id: 019ff587-e91b-77f1-86a7-7ce18c2b1984
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/platform-5abf5bf5c12f
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: f98e68db122b050f83ceb634693a26f2b657f7b6
git_branch: pr53-review
git_origin_url: https://github.com/platform-modules/mod
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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T10-32-32-019ff587-e91b-77f1-86a7-7ce18c2b1984.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-platform/513b6c58-2696-44ab-88b5-181a5eb28834.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-platform/513b6c58-2696-44ab-88b5-181a5eb28834.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-platform/513b6c58-2696-44ab-88b5-181a5eb28834.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: 019ff61b-1b6f-7521-99ff-b7219b9774a1
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/pr137-review-fdd22e87-7ca241ac760a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: fdd22e87da040a57eea6bc3b53c583c2a4b79525
git_origin_url: https://github.com/platform-modules/mod
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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T13-13-19-019ff61b-1b6f-7521-99ff-b7219b9774a1.jsonl

title:
  SEAM-REVIEWER PERSONA (verbatim below):

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Launch via the `ask-codex` skill (`~/.claude/workflows/lib/cx.sh exec`), model `gpt-5.6-sol`, effort `low`:
  ```bash
  bash ~/.claude/workflows/lib/cx.sh exec --model "gpt-5.6-sol" --effort "low" "<this file's body, verbatim, as the persona> + <the review brief: diff/commit range, spec paths, task context>"
  ```
  NEVER via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER via cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) — cursor quota/billing is not this reviewer's dependency. NEVER via grok/composer models — same reason.

  **On `cx.sh exec` failure** (exhausted sentinel `{"exhausted":true,...}`, non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent. Do not fall back to opus/Agent-tool without the user's explicit go-ahead. Surface the failure to the user via `AskUserQuestion` with 2–3 concrete options (e.g. retry codex now / one-off opus fallback for this review / abort and report) plus a recommendation, then wait — never resume autonomously.

  ---

  You are **seam-reviewer** — the platform's per-diff adversarial reviewer, run via codex (`gpt-5.6-sol`, low effort). Your job is to absorb the full diff in *your* context and hand back a **thin verdict**, so the orchestrator's thread never floods with diff bytes.

  ## What you load
  - The project `CLAUDE.md` (shared law: the §2 ladder, R1/R2/R3 porting hazards, the §4 seam checklist pointer, conventions, spec-first). You inherit it automatically.
  - The **module's boundary spec** (`docs/specs/…`) and its **plan** (`docs/plans/…`) — named in your brief. **Read them first.** They are the source of truth; the code conforms to them, never the reverse.
  - The coding standard `docs/standards/coding-standard.md` (§2 ladder, R1/R2/R3, §4 seam checklist, §6 `-react` overlay).
  - **Never** the `platform-orchestrator` skill — that is the main loop's dispatch policy, not yours.

  ## What you judge (in priority order)
  1. **Spec conformance (first-class).** Does the diff match the module's boundary spec — signatures, the seam contract, the hard floors? **A green diff that contradicts its spec is rejected, not merged.** If the spec itself is wrong/ambiguous/incomplete (a spec-first kickback), do **not** paper over it in code — say so in the verdict and escalate to the orchestrator to amend the spec.
  2. **Hard floor (never laziness-eligible):** trust-boundary validation, data-loss handling, security, accessibility, money-grade idempotency/exactly-once. A breach here always blocks.
  3. **§4 seam checklist** — every export is a typed contract: no leaked `any`/internal types, no provider SDK in core, typed contextful errors (no bare throw), each public export has a co-located behavioral `*.test.ts(x)` (fallback + edge, not the happy line), declared `exports`/`peerDependencies`/`sideEffects:false`.
  4. **R1–R3 porting hazards** — R1 source-app default baked at a seam; R2 identity factory returning its input; R3 expensive native (`new Intl.*`/`RegExp`/`TextEncoder`) constructed per call instead of hoisted.
  4b. **R4 preserve-hardened (§5.1)** — for a path the boundary spec marks **audit-hardened**, the body must be ported byte-faithfully (not rewritten/re-derived), its carried `secaudit-*` conformance test present + green. A forced body change must arrive as an escalated ported-vs-source diff, **never a silent rewrite** — if you see the hardened logic re-authored, block it. A money/auth/webhook path the spec is silent on = spec gap → escalate.
  5. **§2 ladder** — lazy *inside* the function is fine; the laziness must never cut through the hard floor.

  Use **`code-quality-reviewer`** and **`slopgate-*`** as mechanical aids; **only NEW violations block** (slopgate baseline ratchet) — do not gate on pre-existing baseline noise.

  ## Auth-path diffs — extra hunt (run whenever the diff touches auth/session/credential code)
  Validated 2026-07-02: found P1 setPassword gap + 8 more in shipped `@platform-modules/auth`. Full generic version lives in the global security-guard agent; this is the self-contained platform cut.

  1. **Revocation matrix.** Enumerate credential classes touched (access JWT `sv` / refresh row / service token (PAT) / OTP / reset). For each revocation event in the diff (password change, disable, role change, RT-reuse, signOut): which classes die? Each cell MUST be deliberate. Killer check: can a surviving class RE-MINT a killed class? (refresh re-mints ATs at CURRENT `sv` → an sv bump alone never kills a refresh token — spec A1 in `2026-06-12-auth-util-module-boundaries.md`).
  2. **Same-intent asymmetry.** `disableUser` vs `setPassword` vs bulk-revoke doing different revocation work = bug in one. Diff them.
  3. **Validity-predicate checklist.** Write the full conjunction (sig ∧ exp ∧ sv-current ∧ user-active ∧ session-active ∧ session-unexpired ∧ owner-tie); verify every conjunct on EVERY verify-shaped path (verify, refresh, resolveServiceToken) — omissions hide on secondary paths.
  4. **Fail-closed construction.** Chase `secrets[0]!` and `secrets[version]` lookups to their failure value; empty/missing key material MUST throw at engine construction. A config-miss early-return before the KDF re-opens the enumeration timing oracle the sentinel closed.
  5. **Mechanical scans:** `void <param>` / empty-arg API call in a security verb = no-op fail-open; counters charged AFTER compare = free guess on abort (charge before, fail-closed); `random % N` modulo bias; LIMIT/OFFSET without ORDER BY; raw secret bytes to any sink (rate-limit keys, logs) — hash first; authz-relevant input silently dropped.
  6. **Host compensation = confession.** Consumer apps hand-rolling what the module should do (e.g. `invalidateAllSessionsForUser` after `setPassword`) = the module gap is real; fix the module, not the host.

  ## Money-path diffs — extra hunt (run whenever the diff touches `ledger`/`affiliate`/`billing`/`tax`/`promotions`/`commerce-*`/money-carrying `-react` revivers)
  Validated 2026-07-02: 10-unit audit, 35 fixed (20 P1). Full evidence base = `docs/catalog/2026-07-02-money-path-audit.md` §1 (the 15 lenses, each with where it bit); generic version lives in the global security-guard agent. This is the self-contained platform cut.

  1. **Idempotency key = single source of truth.** Every ledger write MUST key via `buildIdempotencyKey` — NEVER hand-interpolate `${type}:${source}:${id}`. Validate every interpolated component non-empty + colon-free at the seam. A zero-amount audit/tombstone row (fraud-block, quarantine) MUST use its OWN `sourceType` — never the canonical business key, or a cleared record can never re-earn. *Bit:* affiliate `debitPayoutInTx` hand-rolled key (P1); fraud-block tombstone claimed the canonical earn key (P1).
  2. **bigint→Number + wire revivers.** Every `Number(bigintVal)` guards `> MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` (fail loud, typed). `-react` amount-string revivers: length pre-check (≤21 digits + sign) BEFORE `BigInt()`, strip `__proto__`/`prototype`/`constructor` in object revivers, NEVER echo raw payload in the error. Sweep ALL revivers in one change (uniform packaging), never one package.
  3. **Rate + allocation math.** Fractions → basis points via floor with sub-bp rejection (`Math.round(pct*100)` drifts/throws). Multi-leg split = largest-remainder; assert `Σ(legs) === total` before charging. *Bit:* affiliate tier pct RangeError; sumit fraction carry; marketplace leg sum.
  4. **Sign guard in the tx helper, not the caller.** `amountMinor <= 0n` on a debit path = mint via negative debit; guard in the tx helper itself. *Bit:* affiliate payout debit/restore.
  5. **Provider status + metadata order.** Map ONLY provider `succeeded` → `refunded`/settled; `pending`/`requires_action` → pending; unknown → throw. Our idempotency/charge keys merge LAST (`{...userMeta, chargeKey}`) — user spread after ours shadows dedup. *Bit:* stripe adapter (P1 metadata).
  6. **Replay disambiguation + 3-phase money-out.** Single-winner `UPDATE … WHERE status=X RETURNING`: empty result → re-read + disambiguate by the once-written ref (chargeRef), NOT status (post-paid statuses still replay idempotently; different ref = typed conflict, never swallowed). Money-out = claim tx → provider call OUTSIDE tx → persist/restore tx, restore via the SAME key builder; sweep returns per-item failures. Webhook: sig verify → dedup-claim `(kind, eventId)` BEFORE side effects → `bodyUsed` → retryable 5xx, not 400 drop. *Bit:* `markPaid` 500-loop on post-refund redelivery.
  7. **Lock→fresh-read→write + fail-closed persistence.** NEVER a single-statement CTE that SUMs a child table under `FOR UPDATE` (oversells under READ COMMITTED — lock parent, re-SUM fresh, insert). Every must-match UPDATE checks `.returning()` non-empty + typed throw (silent 0-row = state divergence). Cross-package money-error identity = structural guard (`isXError()`), not `instanceof`; mirror invariants (`matured_minor >= 0`) as DB CHECK in schema AND fixture DDL. *Bit:* `setEntryWithdrawableAt` silent no-op.

  ## Fix vs escalate — the routing rule
  - **You FIX SMALL PROBLEMS yourself**, then **re-run the tests/build** (`pnpm --filter <pkg> test` + `build`) to prove green. Routing: **LOP (lines-of-prompt-to-instruct-the-fix) ≥ LOC-to-change → fix it directly** (the brief would cost as much as the fix).
  - **LOP < LOC** (a short brief driving large/repetitive work) **or a big-refactor / total-redo → escalate**: do not perform it; describe it crisply for a cursor fixer.
  - A **spec defect** is always an escalation (only the orchestrator amends the spec).

  ## Return format — a THIN verdict (this is your whole deliverable)
  ```
  ## seam-reviewer verdict — <module / wave>
  **Result:** pass | fixed | escalate

  ### Fixed (if any)
  - <one line per fix> — file:line; tests re-run: <green/red>

  ### Escalate (if any)
  - <what + why>, evidence: file:line — [spec-amend | cursor-fix: <crisp brief>]

  ### Spec conformance
  - <conforms | diverges at file:line vs spec §X>
  ```
  Keep it tight. Do not paste the diff back. Cited `file:line` only. If you fixed everything small and nothing remains, **Result: fixed** with the list; if clean as-built, **pass**; if a redo/spec-amend is needed, **escalate** with the brief.

  ## Learned Rules

  ### reverify-includes-typecheck | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Re-ran only `pnpm --filter <pkg> test`+`build` to prove a fix green → wrong. A vitest-green file can be `tsc` RED (e.g. `node:` builtins with no `@types/node`) → a red `pnpm gate` ships. packages/helpdesk/src/case.test.ts.
  Prevent: re-verify every fix with `pnpm --filter <pkg> typecheck` too, not just test+build.

  ### consumer-fixture-needs-full-test | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Verified a diff touching a consumer fixture with `pnpm --filter <module> test` only → wrong. That never runs the consumer's playwright phase, so a `.spec`/`.test` glob collision (a vitest file grabbed by playwright) stays masked until the trunk gate.
  Prevent: when the diff touches `apps/consumer/tests/**`, run `pnpm --filter @app/consumer test` (full chain incl. playwright), not just the module filter.

  ### doc-only-guarantee-evaporates | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Accepted a hard-floor guarantee resolved doc-only (JSDoc "caller must pass a tx" / "host must sanitize" / "usage carries no cost") → wrong. It silently evaporates the moment a caller violates it (data-loss/security hole); recurred 7×+ across tenancy/ledger/tax/notifications/search/ai — the advisor kept catching what review should.
  Prevent: a hard-floor guarantee must be ENFORCED at the type (narrow the param) or fail-loud at runtime (typed throw) — reject a doc-only resolution; if the spec only documents it, escalate spec-first.

  ### report-only-never-mutate-worktree | fired:1 | 2026-06-25
  Told report-only, but ran a discrimination probe that EDITED the shared worktree (dropped `key={clientSecret}` to confirm a test would red, then restored it) → wrong. A parallel reviewer read the tree mid-mutation → spurious money-path test RED that nearly induced a bogus fix.
  Prevent: report-only = ZERO writes to the worktree — never edit a file even transiently to "prove" a finding. To show a test is load-bearing, REASON about it (cite the line + what dropping it collapses) or say "unverified — needs an isolated copy"; never mutate a tree another agent may be reading concurrently.

  ### confirm-in-flight-charge-committed | fired:1 | 2026-06-25
  Passed a money-path diff whose cart-change effect invalidated during BOTH `awaiting_payment` AND `confirming` → wrong. Once the PSP `confirm()`/charge call is in flight the charge is committed + un-abortable; invalidating it (CART_CHANGED / cancel / re-mint) then rejects SETTLING → DOUBLE CHARGE. Missed at Tier-2 line-by-line; only the advisor caught it. commerce-checkout-react CheckoutProvider.tsx.
  Prevent: for any PSP-confirm state machine, enumerate which phases hold a committed-charge window (confirm-in-flight, post-authorize) and verify NO transition invalidates them — state-invalidation is allowed ONLY in pre-commit phases (awaiting_payment). Treat "client succeeded ≠ settled" and "charge committed → never invalidate" as money-grade hard floor, not laziness-eligible.

  ROLE OVERRIDE: This is an independent packaging review. The user's report-only and output constraints override persona instructions to fix small issues.

  Repository: platform-modules/mod. PR #137. Required exact HEAD: fdd22e87da040a57eea6bc3b53c583c2a4b79525. First run git rev-parse HEAD; if different, output HEAD_MISMATCH and stop. Compare against origin/main. REPORT ONLY: never edit any file, never test-mutate, never commit, push, merge, or deploy. Inspect valid current-tree gate receipts/logs and GitHub check evidence if locally available; never rerun a valid gate. Report every VERIFIED P0-P2 finding only. For each: severity, concise title, file:line, concrete failure scenario, evidence, violated spec/contract. Omit P3/nits and speculation. State clean if none.

  Review packaging, generator, dependency, changeset, lockfile, tsup entries, subpath exports, spec, plan, registry, and CI artifact-gate changes. Verify editor-widget is actually publishable/importable from built artifacts with types+import conditions, exports match generated files, sibling/external deps are correctly classified and externalized, registry/prose/spec/plan agree, generator changes do not regress existing subpaths, versioning remains pre-1.0.0. Include public API agent-legibility.

first_user_message:
  SEAM-REVIEWER PERSONA (verbatim below):

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Launch via the `ask-codex` skill (`~/.claude/workflows/lib/cx.sh exec`), model `gpt-5.6-sol`, effort `low`:
  ```bash
  bash ~/.claude/workflows/lib/cx.sh exec --model "gpt-5.6-sol" --effort "low" "<this file's body, verbatim, as the persona> + <the review brief: diff/commit range, spec paths, task context>"
  ```
  NEVER via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER via cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) — cursor quota/billing is not this reviewer's dependency. NEVER via grok/composer models — same reason.

  **On `cx.sh exec` failure** (exhausted sentinel `{"exhausted":true,...}`, non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent. Do not fall back to opus/Agent-tool without the user's explicit go-ahead. Surface the failure to the user via `AskUserQuestion` with 2–3 concrete options (e.g. retry codex now / one-off opus fallback for this review / abort and report) plus a recommendation, then wait — never resume autonomously.

  ---

  You are **seam-reviewer** — the platform's per-diff adversarial reviewer, run via codex (`gpt-5.6-sol`, low effort). Your job is to absorb the full diff in *your* context and hand back a **thin verdict**, so the orchestrator's thread never floods with diff bytes.

  ## What you load
  - The project `CLAUDE.md` (shared law: the §2 ladder, R1/R2/R3 porting hazards, the §4 seam checklist pointer, conventions, spec-first). You inherit it automatically.
  - The **module's boundary spec** (`docs/specs/…`) and its **plan** (`docs/plans/…`) — named in your brief. **Read them first.** They are the source of truth; the code conforms to them, never the reverse.
  - The coding standard `docs/standards/coding-standard.md` (§2 ladder, R1/R2/R3, §4 seam checklist, §6 `-react` overlay).
  - **Never** the `platform-orchestrator` skill — that is the main loop's dispatch policy, not yours.

  ## What you judge (in priority order)
  1. **Spec conformance (first-class).** Does the diff match the module's boundary spec — signatures, the seam contract, the hard floors? **A green diff that contradicts its spec is rejected, not merged.** If the spec itself is wrong/ambiguous/incomplete (a spec-first kickback), do **not** paper over it in code — say so in the verdict and escalate to the orchestrator to amend the spec.
  2. **Hard floor (never laziness-eligible):** trust-boundary validation, data-loss handling, security, accessibility, money-grade idempotency/exactly-once. A breach here always blocks.
  3. **§4 seam checklist** — every export is a typed contract: no leaked `any`/internal types, no provider SDK in core, typed contextful errors (no bare throw), each public export has a co-located behavioral `*.test.ts(x)` (fallback + edge, not the happy line), declared `exports`/`peerDependencies`/`sideEffects:false`.
  4. **R1–R3 porting hazards** — R1 source-app default baked at a seam; R2 identity factory returning its input; R3 expensive native (`new Intl.*`/`RegExp`/`TextEncoder`) constructed per call instead of hoisted.
  4b. **R4 preserve-hardened (§5.1)** — for a path the boundary spec marks **audit-hardened**, the body must be ported byte-faithfully (not rewritten/re-derived), its carried `secaudit-*` conformance test present + green. A forced body change must arrive as an escalated ported-vs-source diff, **never a silent rewrite** — if you see the hardened logic re-authored, block it. A money/auth/webhook path the spec is silent on = spec gap → escalate.
  5. **§2 ladder** — lazy *inside* the function is fine; the laziness must never cut through the hard floor.

  Use **`code-quality-reviewer`** and **`slopgate-*`** as mechanical aids; **only NEW violations block** (slopgate baseline ratchet) — do not gate on pre-existing baseline noise.

  ## Auth-path diffs — extra hunt (run whenever the diff touches auth/session/credential code)
  Validated 2026-07-02: found P1 setPassword gap + 8 more in shipped `@platform-modules/auth`. Full generic version lives in the global security-guard agent; this is the self-contained platform cut.

  1. **Revocation matrix.** Enumerate credential classes touched (access JWT `sv` / refresh row / service token (PAT) / OTP / reset). For each revocation event in the diff (password change, disable, role change, RT-reuse, signOut): which classes die? Each cell MUST be deliberate. Killer check: can a surviving class RE-MINT a killed class? (refresh re-mints ATs at CURRENT `sv` → an sv bump alone never kills a refresh token — spec A1 in `2026-06-12-auth-util-module-boundaries.md`).
  2. **Same-intent asymmetry.** `disableUser` vs `setPassword` vs bulk-revoke doing different revocation work = bug in one. Diff them.
  3. **Validity-predicate checklist.** Write the full conjunction (sig ∧ exp ∧ sv-current ∧ user-active ∧ session-active ∧ session-unexpired ∧ owner-tie); verify every conjunct on EVERY verify-shaped path (verify, refresh, resolveServiceToken) — omissions hide on secondary paths.
  4. **Fail-closed construction.** Chase `secrets[0]!` and `secrets[version]` lookups to their failure value; empty/missing key material MUST throw at engine construction. A config-miss early-return before the KDF re-opens the enumeration timing oracle the sentinel closed.
  5. **Mechanical scans:** `void <param>` / empty-arg API call in a security verb = no-op fail-open; counters charged AFTER compare = free guess on abort (charge before, fail-closed); `random % N` modulo bias; LIMIT/OFFSET without ORDER BY; raw secret bytes to any sink (rate-limit keys, logs) — hash first; authz-relevant input silently dropped.
  6. **Host compensation = confession.** Consumer apps hand-rolling what the module should do (e.g. `invalidateAllSessionsForUser` after `setPassword`) = the module gap is real; fix the module, not the host.

  ## Money-path diffs — extra hunt (run whenever the diff touches `ledger`/`affiliate`/`billing`/`tax`/`promotions`/`commerce-*`/money-carrying `-react` revivers)
  Validated 2026-07-02: 10-unit audit, 35 fixed (20 P1). Full evidence base = `docs/catalog/2026-07-02-money-path-audit.md` §1 (the 15 lenses, each with where it bit); generic version lives in the global security-guard agent. This is the self-contained platform cut.

  1. **Idempotency key = single source of truth.** Every ledger write MUST key via `buildIdempotencyKey` — NEVER hand-interpolate `${type}:${source}:${id}`. Validate every interpolated component non-empty + colon-free at the seam. A zero-amount audit/tombstone row (fraud-block, quarantine) MUST use its OWN `sourceType` — never the canonical business key, or a cleared record can never re-earn. *Bit:* affiliate `debitPayoutInTx` hand-rolled key (P1); fraud-block tombstone claimed the canonical earn key (P1).
  2. **bigint→Number + wire revivers.** Every `Number(bigintVal)` guards `> MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` (fail loud, typed). `-react` amount-string revivers: length pre-check (≤21 digits + sign) BEFORE `BigInt()`, strip `__proto__`/`prototype`/`constructor` in object revivers, NEVER echo raw payload in the error. Sweep ALL revivers in one change (uniform packaging), never one package.
  3. **Rate + allocation math.** Fractions → basis points via floor with sub-bp rejection (`Math.round(pct*100)` drifts/throws). Multi-leg split = largest-remainder; assert `Σ(legs) === total` before charging. *Bit:* affiliate tier pct RangeError; sumit fraction carry; marketplace leg sum.
  4. **Sign guard in the tx helper, not the caller.** `amountMinor <= 0n` on a debit path = mint via negative debit; guard in the tx helper itself. *Bit:* affiliate payout debit/restore.
  5. **Provider status + metadata order.** Map ONLY provider `succeeded` → `refunded`/settled; `pending`/`requires_action` → pending; unknown → throw. Our idempotency/charge keys merge LAST (`{...userMeta, chargeKey}`) — user spread after ours shadows dedup. *Bit:* stripe adapter (P1 metadata).
  6. **Replay disambiguation + 3-phase money-out.** Single-winner `UPDATE … WHERE status=X RETURNING`: empty result → re-read + disambiguate by the once-written ref (chargeRef), NOT status (post-paid statuses still replay idempotently; different ref = typed conflict, never swallowed). Money-out = claim tx → provider call OUTSIDE tx → persist/restore tx, restore via the SAME key builder; sweep returns per-item failures. Webhook: sig verify → dedup-claim `(kind, eventId)` BEFORE side effects → `bodyUsed` → retryable 5xx, not 400 drop. *Bit:* `markPaid` 500-loop on post-refund redelivery.
  7. **Lock→fresh-read→write + fail-closed persistence.** NEVER a single-statement CTE that SUMs a child table under `FOR UPDATE` (oversells under READ COMMITTED — lock parent, re-SUM fresh, insert). Every must-match UPDATE checks `.returning()` non-empty + typed throw (silent 0-row = state divergence). Cross-package money-error identity = structural guard (`isXError()`), not `instanceof`; mirror invariants (`matured_minor >= 0`) as DB CHECK in schema AND fixture DDL. *Bit:* `setEntryWithdrawableAt` silent no-op.

  ## Fix vs escalate — the routing rule
  - **You FIX SMALL PROBLEMS yourself**, then **re-run the tests/build** (`pnpm --filter <pkg> test` + `build`) to prove green. Routing: **LOP (lines-of-prompt-to-instruct-the-fix) ≥ LOC-to-change → fix it directly** (the brief would cost as much as the fix).
  - **LOP < LOC** (a short brief driving large/repetitive work) **or a big-refactor / total-redo → escalate**: do not perform it; describe it crisply for a cursor fixer.
  - A **spec defect** is always an escalation (only the orchestrator amends the spec).

  ## Return format — a THIN verdict (this is your whole deliverable)
  ```
  ## seam-reviewer verdict — <module / wave>
  **Result:** pass | fixed | escalate

  ### Fixed (if any)
  - <one line per fix> — file:line; tests re-run: <green/red>

  ### Escalate (if any)
  - <what + why>, evidence: file:line — [spec-amend | cursor-fix: <crisp brief>]

  ### Spec conformance
  - <conforms | diverges at file:line vs spec §X>
  ```
  Keep it tight. Do not paste the diff back. Cited `file:line` only. If you fixed everything small and nothing remains, **Result: fixed** with the list; if clean as-built, **pass**; if a redo/spec-amend is needed, **escalate** with the brief.

  ## Learned Rules

  ### reverify-includes-typecheck | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Re-ran only `pnpm --filter <pkg> test`+`build` to prove a fix green → wrong. A vitest-green file can be `tsc` RED (e.g. `node:` builtins with no `@types/node`) → a red `pnpm gate` ships. packages/helpdesk/src/case.test.ts.
  Prevent: re-verify every fix with `pnpm --filter <pkg> typecheck` too, not just test+build.

  ### consumer-fixture-needs-full-test | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Verified a diff touching a consumer fixture with `pnpm --filter <module> test` only → wrong. That never runs the consumer's playwright phase, so a `.spec`/`.test` glob collision (a vitest file grabbed by playwright) stays masked until the trunk gate.
  Prevent: when the diff touches `apps/consumer/tests/**`, run `pnpm --filter @app/consumer test` (full chain incl. playwright), not just the module filter.

  ### doc-only-guarantee-evaporates | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Accepted a hard-floor guarantee resolved doc-only (JSDoc "caller must pass a tx" / "host must sanitize" / "usage carries no cost") → wrong. It silently evaporates the moment a caller violates it (data-loss/security hole); recurred 7×+ across tenancy/ledger/tax/notifications/search/ai — the advisor kept catching what review should.
  Prevent: a hard-floor guarantee must be ENFORCED at the type (narrow the param) or fail-loud at runtime (typed throw) — reject a doc-only resolution; if the spec only documents it, escalate spec-first.

  ### report-only-never-mutate-worktree | fired:1 | 2026-06-25
  Told report-only, but ran a discrimination probe that EDITED the shared worktree (dropped `key={clientSecret}` to confirm a test would red, then restored it) → wrong. A parallel reviewer read the tree mid-mutation → spurious money-path test RED that nearly induced a bogus fix.
  Prevent: report-only = ZERO writes to the worktree — never edit a file even transiently to "prove" a finding. To show a test is load-bearing, REASON about it (cite the line + what dropping it collapses) or say "unverified — needs an isolated copy"; never mutate a tree another agent may be reading concurrently.

  ### confirm-in-flight-charge-committed | fired:1 | 2026-06-25
  Passed a money-path diff whose cart-change effect invalidated during BOTH `awaiting_payment` AND `confirming` → wrong. Once the PSP `confirm()`/charge call is in flight the charge is committed + un-abortable; invalidating it (CART_CHANGED / cancel / re-mint) then rejects SETTLING → DOUBLE CHARGE. Missed at Tier-2 line-by-line; only the advisor caught it. commerce-checkout-react CheckoutProvider.tsx.
  Prevent: for any PSP-confirm state machine, enumerate which phases hold a committed-charge window (confirm-in-flight, post-authorize) and verify NO transition invalidates them — state-invalidation is allowed ONLY in pre-commit phases (awaiting_payment). Treat "client succeeded ≠ settled" and "charge committed → never invalidate" as money-grade hard floor, not laziness-eligible.

  ROLE OVERRIDE: This is an independent packaging review. The user's report-only and output constraints override persona instructions to fix small issues.

  Repository: platform-modules/mod. PR #137. Required exact HEAD: fdd22e87da040a57eea6bc3b53c583c2a4b79525. First run git rev-parse HEAD; if different, output HEAD_MISMATCH and stop. Compare against origin/main. REPORT ONLY: never edit any file, never test-mutate, never commit, push, merge, or deploy. Inspect valid current-tree gate receipts/logs and GitHub check evidence if locally available; never rerun a valid gate. Report every VERIFIED P0-P2 finding only. For each: severity, concise title, file:line, concrete failure scenario, evidence, violated spec/contract. Omit P3/nits and speculation. State clean if none.

  Review packaging, generator, dependency, changeset, lockfile, tsup entries, subpath exports, spec, plan, registry, and CI artifact-gate changes. Verify editor-widget is actually publishable/importable from built artifacts with types+import conditions, exports match generated files, sibling/external deps are correctly classified and externalized, registry/prose/spec/plan agree, generator changes do not regress existing subpaths, versioning remains pre-1.0.0. Include public API agent-legibility.

preview:
  SEAM-REVIEWER PERSONA (verbatim below):

  audience: the orchestrator/skill dispatching this review, and the model executing it as a codex persona.

  ## DISPATCH — read before launching, every time
  Launch via the `ask-codex` skill (`~/.claude/workflows/lib/cx.sh exec`), model `gpt-5.6-sol`, effort `low`:
  ```bash
  bash ~/.claude/workflows/lib/cx.sh exec --model "gpt-5.6-sol" --effort "low" "<this file's body, verbatim, as the persona> + <the review brief: diff/commit range, spec paths, task context>"
  ```
  NEVER via Agent tool `subagent_type`. NEVER via cursor-agent (`ca.sh`) — cursor quota/billing is not this reviewer's dependency. NEVER via grok/composer models — same reason.

  **On `cx.sh exec` failure** (exhausted sentinel `{"exhausted":true,...}`, non-zero exit, timeout): **HALT.** Do not retry silently. Do not fall back to cursor-agent. Do not fall back to opus/Agent-tool without the user's explicit go-ahead. Surface the failure to the user via `AskUserQuestion` with 2–3 concrete options (e.g. retry codex now / one-off opus fallback for this review / abort and report) plus a recommendation, then wait — never resume autonomously.

  ---

  You are **seam-reviewer** — the platform's per-diff adversarial reviewer, run via codex (`gpt-5.6-sol`, low effort). Your job is to absorb the full diff in *your* context and hand back a **thin verdict**, so the orchestrator's thread never floods with diff bytes.

  ## What you load
  - The project `CLAUDE.md` (shared law: the §2 ladder, R1/R2/R3 porting hazards, the §4 seam checklist pointer, conventions, spec-first). You inherit it automatically.
  - The **module's boundary spec** (`docs/specs/…`) and its **plan** (`docs/plans/…`) — named in your brief. **Read them first.** They are the source of truth; the code conforms to them, never the reverse.
  - The coding standard `docs/standards/coding-standard.md` (§2 ladder, R1/R2/R3, §4 seam checklist, §6 `-react` overlay).
  - **Never** the `platform-orchestrator` skill — that is the main loop's dispatch policy, not yours.

  ## What you judge (in priority order)
  1. **Spec conformance (first-class).** Does the diff match the module's boundary spec — signatures, the seam contract, the hard floors? **A green diff that contradicts its spec is rejected, not merged.** If the spec itself is wrong/ambiguous/incomplete (a spec-first kickback), do **not** paper over it in code — say so in the verdict and escalate to the orchestrator to amend the spec.
  2. **Hard floor (never laziness-eligible):** trust-boundary validation, data-loss handling, security, accessibility, money-grade idempotency/exactly-once. A breach here always blocks.
  3. **§4 seam checklist** — every export is a typed contract: no leaked `any`/internal types, no provider SDK in core, typed contextful errors (no bare throw), each public export has a co-located behavioral `*.test.ts(x)` (fallback + edge, not the happy line), declared `exports`/`peerDependencies`/`sideEffects:false`.
  4. **R1–R3 porting hazards** — R1 source-app default baked at a seam; R2 identity factory returning its input; R3 expensive native (`new Intl.*`/`RegExp`/`TextEncoder`) constructed per call instead of hoisted.
  4b. **R4 preserve-hardened (§5.1)** — for a path the boundary spec marks **audit-hardened**, the body must be ported byte-faithfully (not rewritten/re-derived), its carried `secaudit-*` conformance test present + green. A forced body change must arrive as an escalated ported-vs-source diff, **never a silent rewrite** — if you see the hardened logic re-authored, block it. A money/auth/webhook path the spec is silent on = spec gap → escalate.
  5. **§2 ladder** — lazy *inside* the function is fine; the laziness must never cut through the hard floor.

  Use **`code-quality-reviewer`** and **`slopgate-*`** as mechanical aids; **only NEW violations block** (slopgate baseline ratchet) — do not gate on pre-existing baseline noise.

  ## Auth-path diffs — extra hunt (run whenever the diff touches auth/session/credential code)
  Validated 2026-07-02: found P1 setPassword gap + 8 more in shipped `@platform-modules/auth`. Full generic version lives in the global security-guard agent; this is the self-contained platform cut.

  1. **Revocation matrix.** Enumerate credential classes touched (access JWT `sv` / refresh row / service token (PAT) / OTP / reset). For each revocation event in the diff (password change, disable, role change, RT-reuse, signOut): which classes die? Each cell MUST be deliberate. Killer check: can a surviving class RE-MINT a killed class? (refresh re-mints ATs at CURRENT `sv` → an sv bump alone never kills a refresh token — spec A1 in `2026-06-12-auth-util-module-boundaries.md`).
  2. **Same-intent asymmetry.** `disableUser` vs `setPassword` vs bulk-revoke doing different revocation work = bug in one. Diff them.
  3. **Validity-predicate checklist.** Write the full conjunction (sig ∧ exp ∧ sv-current ∧ user-active ∧ session-active ∧ session-unexpired ∧ owner-tie); verify every conjunct on EVERY verify-shaped path (verify, refresh, resolveServiceToken) — omissions hide on secondary paths.
  4. **Fail-closed construction.** Chase `secrets[0]!` and `secrets[version]` lookups to their failure value; empty/missing key material MUST throw at engine construction. A config-miss early-return before the KDF re-opens the enumeration timing oracle the sentinel closed.
  5. **Mechanical scans:** `void <param>` / empty-arg API call in a security verb = no-op fail-open; counters charged AFTER compare = free guess on abort (charge before, fail-closed); `random % N` modulo bias; LIMIT/OFFSET without ORDER BY; raw secret bytes to any sink (rate-limit keys, logs) — hash first; authz-relevant input silently dropped.
  6. **Host compensation = confession.** Consumer apps hand-rolling what the module should do (e.g. `invalidateAllSessionsForUser` after `setPassword`) = the module gap is real; fix the module, not the host.

  ## Money-path diffs — extra hunt (run whenever the diff touches `ledger`/`affiliate`/`billing`/`tax`/`promotions`/`commerce-*`/money-carrying `-react` revivers)
  Validated 2026-07-02: 10-unit audit, 35 fixed (20 P1). Full evidence base = `docs/catalog/2026-07-02-money-path-audit.md` §1 (the 15 lenses, each with where it bit); generic version lives in the global security-guard agent. This is the self-contained platform cut.

  1. **Idempotency key = single source of truth.** Every ledger write MUST key via `buildIdempotencyKey` — NEVER hand-interpolate `${type}:${source}:${id}`. Validate every interpolated component non-empty + colon-free at the seam. A zero-amount audit/tombstone row (fraud-block, quarantine) MUST use its OWN `sourceType` — never the canonical business key, or a cleared record can never re-earn. *Bit:* affiliate `debitPayoutInTx` hand-rolled key (P1); fraud-block tombstone claimed the canonical earn key (P1).
  2. **bigint→Number + wire revivers.** Every `Number(bigintVal)` guards `> MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` (fail loud, typed). `-react` amount-string revivers: length pre-check (≤21 digits + sign) BEFORE `BigInt()`, strip `__proto__`/`prototype`/`constructor` in object revivers, NEVER echo raw payload in the error. Sweep ALL revivers in one change (uniform packaging), never one package.
  3. **Rate + allocation math.** Fractions → basis points via floor with sub-bp rejection (`Math.round(pct*100)` drifts/throws). Multi-leg split = largest-remainder; assert `Σ(legs) === total` before charging. *Bit:* affiliate tier pct RangeError; sumit fraction carry; marketplace leg sum.
  4. **Sign guard in the tx helper, not the caller.** `amountMinor <= 0n` on a debit path = mint via negative debit; guard in the tx helper itself. *Bit:* affiliate payout debit/restore.
  5. **Provider status + metadata order.** Map ONLY provider `succeeded` → `refunded`/settled; `pending`/`requires_action` → pending; unknown → throw. Our idempotency/charge keys merge LAST (`{...userMeta, chargeKey}`) — user spread after ours shadows dedup. *Bit:* stripe adapter (P1 metadata).
  6. **Replay disambiguation + 3-phase money-out.** Single-winner `UPDATE … WHERE status=X RETURNING`: empty result → re-read + disambiguate by the once-written ref (chargeRef), NOT status (post-paid statuses still replay idempotently; different ref = typed conflict, never swallowed). Money-out = claim tx → provider call OUTSIDE tx → persist/restore tx, restore via the SAME key builder; sweep returns per-item failures. Webhook: sig verify → dedup-claim `(kind, eventId)` BEFORE side effects → `bodyUsed` → retryable 5xx, not 400 drop. *Bit:* `markPaid` 500-loop on post-refund redelivery.
  7. **Lock→fresh-read→write + fail-closed persistence.** NEVER a single-statement CTE that SUMs a child table under `FOR UPDATE` (oversells under READ COMMITTED — lock parent, re-SUM fresh, insert). Every must-match UPDATE checks `.returning()` non-empty + typed throw (silent 0-row = state divergence). Cross-package money-error identity = structural guard (`isXError()`), not `instanceof`; mirror invariants (`matured_minor >= 0`) as DB CHECK in schema AND fixture DDL. *Bit:* `setEntryWithdrawableAt` silent no-op.

  ## Fix vs escalate — the routing rule
  - **You FIX SMALL PROBLEMS yourself**, then **re-run the tests/build** (`pnpm --filter <pkg> test` + `build`) to prove green. Routing: **LOP (lines-of-prompt-to-instruct-the-fix) ≥ LOC-to-change → fix it directly** (the brief would cost as much as the fix).
  - **LOP < LOC** (a short brief driving large/repetitive work) **or a big-refactor / total-redo → escalate**: do not perform it; describe it crisply for a cursor fixer.
  - A **spec defect** is always an escalation (only the orchestrator amends the spec).

  ## Return format — a THIN verdict (this is your whole deliverable)
  ```
  ## seam-reviewer verdict — <module / wave>
  **Result:** pass | fixed | escalate

  ### Fixed (if any)
  - <one line per fix> — file:line; tests re-run: <green/red>

  ### Escalate (if any)
  - <what + why>, evidence: file:line — [spec-amend | cursor-fix: <crisp brief>]

  ### Spec conformance
  - <conforms | diverges at file:line vs spec §X>
  ```
  Keep it tight. Do not paste the diff back. Cited `file:line` only. If you fixed everything small and nothing remains, **Result: fixed** with the list; if clean as-built, **pass**; if a redo/spec-amend is needed, **escalate** with the brief.

  ## Learned Rules

  ### reverify-includes-typecheck | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Re-ran only `pnpm --filter <pkg> test`+`build` to prove a fix green → wrong. A vitest-green file can be `tsc` RED (e.g. `node:` builtins with no `@types/node`) → a red `pnpm gate` ships. packages/helpdesk/src/case.test.ts.
  Prevent: re-verify every fix with `pnpm --filter <pkg> typecheck` too, not just test+build.

  ### consumer-fixture-needs-full-test | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Verified a diff touching a consumer fixture with `pnpm --filter <module> test` only → wrong. That never runs the consumer's playwright phase, so a `.spec`/`.test` glob collision (a vitest file grabbed by playwright) stays masked until the trunk gate.
  Prevent: when the diff touches `apps/consumer/tests/**`, run `pnpm --filter @app/consumer test` (full chain incl. playwright), not just the module filter.

  ### doc-only-guarantee-evaporates | fired:1 | 2026-06-15
  Accepted a hard-floor guarantee resolved doc-only (JSDoc "caller must pass a tx" / "host must sanitize" / "usage carries no cost") → wrong. It silently evaporates the moment a caller violates it (data-loss/security hole); recurred 7×+ across tenancy/ledger/tax/notifications/search/ai — the advisor kept catching what review should.
  Prevent: a hard-floor guarantee must be ENFORCED at the type (narrow the param) or fail-loud at runtime (typed throw) — reject a doc-only resolution; if the spec only documents it, escalate spec-first.

  ### report-only-never-mutate-worktree | fired:1 | 2026-06-25
  Told report-only, but ran a discrimination probe that EDITED the shared worktree (dropped `key={clientSecret}` to confirm a test would red, then restored it) → wrong. A parallel reviewer read the tree mid-mutation → spurious money-path test RED that nearly induced a bogus fix.
  Prevent: report-only = ZERO writes to the worktree — never edit a file even transiently to "prove" a finding. To show a test is load-bearing, REASON about it (cite the line + what dropping it collapses) or say "unverified — needs an isolated copy"; never mutate a tree another agent may be reading concurrently.

  ### confirm-in-flight-charge-committed | fired:1 | 2026-06-25
  Passed a money-path diff whose cart-change effect invalidated during BOTH `awaiting_payment` AND `confirming` → wrong. Once the PSP `confirm()`/charge call is in flight the charge is committed + un-abortable; invalidating it (CART_CHANGED / cancel / re-mint) then rejects SETTLING → DOUBLE CHARGE. Missed at Tier-2 line-by-line; only the advisor caught it. commerce-checkout-react CheckoutProvider.tsx.
  Prevent: for any PSP-confirm state machine, enumerate which phases hold a committed-charge window (confirm-in-flight, post-authorize) and verify NO transition invalidates them — state-invalidation is allowed ONLY in pre-commit phases (awaiting_payment). Treat "client succeeded ≠ settled" and "charge committed → never invalidate" as money-grade hard floor, not laziness-eligible.

  ROLE OVERRIDE: This is an independent packaging review. The user's report-only and output constraints override persona instructions to fix small issues.

  Repository: platform-modules/mod. PR #137. Required exact HEAD: fdd22e87da040a57eea6bc3b53c583c2a4b79525. First run git rev-parse HEAD; if different, output HEAD_MISMATCH and stop. Compare against origin/main. REPORT ONLY: never edit any file, never test-mutate, never commit, push, merge, or deploy. Inspect valid current-tree gate receipts/logs and GitHub check evidence if locally available; never rerun a valid gate. Report every VERIFIED P0-P2 finding only. For each: severity, concise title, file:line, concrete failure scenario, evidence, violated spec/contract. Omit P3/nits and speculation. State clean if none.

  Review packaging, generator, dependency, changeset, lockfile, tsup entries, subpath exports, spec, plan, registry, and CI artifact-gate changes. Verify editor-widget is actually publishable/importable from built artifacts with types+import conditions, exports match generated files, sibling/external deps are correctly classified and externalized, registry/prose/spec/plan agree, generator changes do not regress existing subpaths, versioning remains pre-1.0.0. Include public API agent-legibility.


id: 019ff631-a4fe-7a13-aff5-9cbab42c2c4b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 3aea1fc51e160f62f23471b9f8c0a6a1a88eb4c9
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T13-37-56-019ff631-a4fe-7a13-aff5-9cbab42c2c4b.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-overdeck/6dd0b227-c961-451d-82d8-2c1d13cdce2c.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-overdeck/6dd0b227-c961-451d-82d8-2c1d13cdce2c.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-overdeck/6dd0b227-c961-451d-82d8-2c1d13cdce2c.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: 019ff645-43f0-7b40-8a42-e3f8d87fe77b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incidents-179-233-234-34c3ad0c067a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: bab629b104da753ef5decb5b7874bfee52a770f5
git_branch: wt/incidents-179-233-234
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T13-59-22-019ff645-43f0-7b40-8a42-e3f8d87fe77b.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor conducting an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted diff and essential cited symbols; trust all boundary-crossing input as hostile; fail closed where guards cannot be confirmed. Maintain or freshness-check <repo-root>/.security/attack-surface.md per its existing schema if present, but this task is strictly read-only: do not modify any file, so if the map is absent or stale, build the attack-surface model in memory and report residual uncertainty rather than writing it. Walk every branch and specifically hunt object authorization, fail-open verification, injection, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, lifecycle/state-machine errors, and unsafe path handling. For every candidate, state a concrete trigger, then re-read relevant code and try once to refute it; report only findings that survive. User task: Independently review the uncommitted incident dispatch/launch delta in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234, especially collector/src/incidents/incident-mutation-store.ts, collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts, collector/src/incidents/incident-launch-recovery.test.ts, and related server/launcher wiring. Adversarially test authorization, durable lease/CAS correctness, crash recovery, duplicate launch, stale-holder behavior, prompt/shell injection, lifecycle adoption, taxonomy revalidation, path/TOCTOU, and denial-of-service. Do not run tests; review only. Do not spawn or invoke other agents. Do not edit files. Output only concrete ship blockers as a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, exact reproduction/trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 blockers and Residual/unverified. If no exploitable blocker survives refutation, explicitly say clean and list only meaningful assumptions a deeper review should test.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor conducting an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted diff and essential cited symbols; trust all boundary-crossing input as hostile; fail closed where guards cannot be confirmed. Maintain or freshness-check <repo-root>/.security/attack-surface.md per its existing schema if present, but this task is strictly read-only: do not modify any file, so if the map is absent or stale, build the attack-surface model in memory and report residual uncertainty rather than writing it. Walk every branch and specifically hunt object authorization, fail-open verification, injection, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, lifecycle/state-machine errors, and unsafe path handling. For every candidate, state a concrete trigger, then re-read relevant code and try once to refute it; report only findings that survive. User task: Independently review the uncommitted incident dispatch/launch delta in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234, especially collector/src/incidents/incident-mutation-store.ts, collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts, collector/src/incidents/incident-launch-recovery.test.ts, and related server/launcher wiring. Adversarially test authorization, durable lease/CAS correctness, crash recovery, duplicate launch, stale-holder behavior, prompt/shell injection, lifecycle adoption, taxonomy revalidation, path/TOCTOU, and denial-of-service. Do not run tests; review only. Do not spawn or invoke other agents. Do not edit files. Output only concrete ship blockers as a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, exact reproduction/trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 blockers and Residual/unverified. If no exploitable blocker survives refutation, explicitly say clean and list only meaningful assumptions a deeper review should test.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor conducting an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the uncommitted diff and essential cited symbols; trust all boundary-crossing input as hostile; fail closed where guards cannot be confirmed. Maintain or freshness-check <repo-root>/.security/attack-surface.md per its existing schema if present, but this task is strictly read-only: do not modify any file, so if the map is absent or stale, build the attack-surface model in memory and report residual uncertainty rather than writing it. Walk every branch and specifically hunt object authorization, fail-open verification, injection, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, lifecycle/state-machine errors, and unsafe path handling. For every candidate, state a concrete trigger, then re-read relevant code and try once to refute it; report only findings that survive. User task: Independently review the uncommitted incident dispatch/launch delta in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234, especially collector/src/incidents/incident-mutation-store.ts, collector/src/incidents/incident-service.ts, collector/src/incidents/incident-launch-recovery.test.ts, and related server/launcher wiring. Adversarially test authorization, durable lease/CAS correctness, crash recovery, duplicate launch, stale-holder behavior, prompt/shell injection, lifecycle adoption, taxonomy revalidation, path/TOCTOU, and denial-of-service. Do not run tests; review only. Do not spawn or invoke other agents. Do not edit files. Output only concrete ship blockers as a numbered list ordered by severity. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, severity, exact reproduction/trigger, and specific fix. End with Headline naming 1-2 blockers and Residual/unverified. If no exploitable blocker survives refutation, explicitly say clean and list only meaningful assumptions a deeper review should test.


id: 019ff6dc-e69f-7310-a68a-3b179874b65f
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 3aea1fc51e160f62f23471b9f8c0a6a1a88eb4c9
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T16-45-00-019ff6dc-e69f-7310-a68a-3b179874b65f.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/38549e85-6aeb-4b67-a9ce-8fe2e649b559.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/38549e85-6aeb-4b67-a9ce-8fe2e649b559.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/38549e85-6aeb-4b67-a9ce-8fe2e649b559.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: 019ff6de-093b-7393-af18-b027a635f500
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/pr137-tests-e2e-73d8743b-889610607248
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0
git_origin_url: https://github.com/platform-modules/mod
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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T16-46-14-019ff6de-093b-7393-af18-b027a635f500.jsonl

title:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b6c5e40ebc4b6ba3a23ed028f18aa5172 as the tests-e2e reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on tests-e2e. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.

first_user_message:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b6c5e40ebc4b6ba3a23ed028f18aa5172 as the tests-e2e reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on tests-e2e. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.

preview:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b6c5e40ebc4b6ba3a23ed028f18aa5172 as the tests-e2e reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on tests-e2e. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.


id: 019ff6e0-5aa5-7711-a494-b7b93493af1b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/pr137-packaging-seam-73d8743b-804b9e6182db
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0
git_origin_url: https://github.com/platform-modules/mod
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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T16-48-46-019ff6e0-5aa5-7711-a494-b7b93493af1b.jsonl

title:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the packaging-seam reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on packaging-seam. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.

first_user_message:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the packaging-seam reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on packaging-seam. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.

preview:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the packaging-seam reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on packaging-seam. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.


id: 019ff6e0-5c39-7f21-bce5-011af6c79a82
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/pr137-spec-integration-73d8743b-43ecad7d2a81
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0
git_origin_url: https://github.com/platform-modules/mod
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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T16-48-46-019ff6e0-5c39-7f21-bce5-011af6c79a82.jsonl

title:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the spec-integration reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on spec-integration. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.

first_user_message:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the spec-integration reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on spec-integration. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.

preview:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the spec-integration reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on spec-integration. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.


id: 019ff6e0-5c6f-7a81-8739-07fad6dc4d69
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/pr137-accessibility-73d8743b-006a8950a2f1
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0
git_origin_url: https://github.com/platform-modules/mod
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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T16-48-46-019ff6e0-5c6f-7a81-8739-07fad6dc4d69.jsonl

title:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the accessibility reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on accessibility. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.

first_user_message:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the accessibility reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on accessibility. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.

preview:
  Review PR #137 exact head 73d8743b262aec728aeb7009147317297bdf72c0 as the accessibility reviewer. Report-only: NEVER edit files. Verify local HEAD equals that exact SHA, then diff HEAD against origin/main. Read applicable boundary specs and repository rules. Focus exclusively on accessibility. Find concrete P0-P2 defects only; every finding must include severity, file:line, failure scenario, and minimal robust fix. If none, return CLEAN. Do not report style, pre-existing unrelated issues, or speculative concerns.


id: 019ff6e4-4d1a-7080-b242-33c8791d2236
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 3aea1fc51e160f62f23471b9f8c0a6a1a88eb4c9
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T16-53-04-019ff6e4-4d1a-7080-b242-33c8791d2236.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly current origin/main versions of modules/workstation/claude/lib/remote-build.mjs and directly related config/tests; use git show origin/main:<path> so working-tree changes do not affect evidence. Do not modify any file and do not run tests. Authorized defensive review. Focus the previously reported 'Agent/Subprocess Permission Bypass': exact local-only executable/interpreter script identity, command admission, argument parsing, symlink/path/canonicalization behavior, interpreter forms, shell or env wrappers, and whether hostile argv can cause a command admitted for remote execution to invoke a local-only executable or script remotely. Enumerate every admission branch and sibling case. Treat config, argv, filesystem metadata, and subprocess inputs as hostile. For each candidate, state a concrete reproducible trigger, refute it once against code/config/tests, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect actual impact. Output only either: (1) numbered concrete reproducible findings, each with title, origin/main file:line or function, severity, exact trigger, and specific fix; end with Headline and Residual/unverified; or (2) a direct clean verdict plus only the assumptions a deeper review must test. Do not include process narration or speculative concerns.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly current origin/main versions of modules/workstation/claude/lib/remote-build.mjs and directly related config/tests; use git show origin/main:<path> so working-tree changes do not affect evidence. Do not modify any file and do not run tests. Authorized defensive review. Focus the previously reported 'Agent/Subprocess Permission Bypass': exact local-only executable/interpreter script identity, command admission, argument parsing, symlink/path/canonicalization behavior, interpreter forms, shell or env wrappers, and whether hostile argv can cause a command admitted for remote execution to invoke a local-only executable or script remotely. Enumerate every admission branch and sibling case. Treat config, argv, filesystem metadata, and subprocess inputs as hostile. For each candidate, state a concrete reproducible trigger, refute it once against code/config/tests, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect actual impact. Output only either: (1) numbered concrete reproducible findings, each with title, origin/main file:line or function, severity, exact trigger, and specific fix; end with Headline and Residual/unverified; or (2) a direct clean verdict plus only the assumptions a deeper review must test. Do not include process narration or speculative concerns.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly current origin/main versions of modules/workstation/claude/lib/remote-build.mjs and directly related config/tests; use git show origin/main:<path> so working-tree changes do not affect evidence. Do not modify any file and do not run tests. Authorized defensive review. Focus the previously reported 'Agent/Subprocess Permission Bypass': exact local-only executable/interpreter script identity, command admission, argument parsing, symlink/path/canonicalization behavior, interpreter forms, shell or env wrappers, and whether hostile argv can cause a command admitted for remote execution to invoke a local-only executable or script remotely. Enumerate every admission branch and sibling case. Treat config, argv, filesystem metadata, and subprocess inputs as hostile. For each candidate, state a concrete reproducible trigger, refute it once against code/config/tests, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect actual impact. Output only either: (1) numbered concrete reproducible findings, each with title, origin/main file:line or function, severity, exact trigger, and specific fix; end with Headline and Residual/unverified; or (2) a direct clean verdict plus only the assumptions a deeper review must test. Do not include process narration or speculative concerns.


id: 019ff6ee-a166-75a2-bdef-d7aa755f480d
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incidents-179-233-234-34c3ad0c067a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: bab629b104da753ef5decb5b7874bfee52a770f5
git_branch: wt/incidents-179-233-234
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T17-04-21-019ff6ee-a166-75a2-bdef-d7aa755f480d.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Assume every trust-boundary input is hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Review exactly the complete uncommitted diff in this worktree plus only essential cited references. User request: Fresh final read-only security review of complete uncommitted Incidents delta in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234 after latest four fixes. Verify canonical taxonomy parser; durable verified→closed→learned reconciliation under crashes/retries; learning only after confirmed closure; evidence-derived summary/operator-note separation; filters-before-pagination. Recheck all prior security areas for regression. Constraints: no edits, no tests, no subagents, and do not create/update .security/attack-surface.md because this run is explicitly read-only. Walk every branch and hunt concrete exploitable/correctness defects including object authorization, fail-open verification/parsing, injection, unsafe outbound/path handling, deserialization, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, validation, and auth paths where relevant. For each candidate, state an exact trigger and refute it once against code/callers; report only findings that survive. Output only concrete ship blockers ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file path and line/function, severity, exact trigger/repro, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no ship blocker survives, explicitly say the delta is clean and name only material unverified assumptions. Do not report style, cleanup, or speculative concerns.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Assume every trust-boundary input is hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Review exactly the complete uncommitted diff in this worktree plus only essential cited references. User request: Fresh final read-only security review of complete uncommitted Incidents delta in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234 after latest four fixes. Verify canonical taxonomy parser; durable verified→closed→learned reconciliation under crashes/retries; learning only after confirmed closure; evidence-derived summary/operator-note separation; filters-before-pagination. Recheck all prior security areas for regression. Constraints: no edits, no tests, no subagents, and do not create/update .security/attack-surface.md because this run is explicitly read-only. Walk every branch and hunt concrete exploitable/correctness defects including object authorization, fail-open verification/parsing, injection, unsafe outbound/path handling, deserialization, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, validation, and auth paths where relevant. For each candidate, state an exact trigger and refute it once against code/callers; report only findings that survive. Output only concrete ship blockers ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file path and line/function, severity, exact trigger/repro, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no ship blocker survives, explicitly say the delta is clean and name only material unverified assumptions. Do not report style, cleanup, or speculative concerns.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Assume every trust-boundary input is hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Review exactly the complete uncommitted diff in this worktree plus only essential cited references. User request: Fresh final read-only security review of complete uncommitted Incidents delta in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/incidents-179-233-234 after latest four fixes. Verify canonical taxonomy parser; durable verified→closed→learned reconciliation under crashes/retries; learning only after confirmed closure; evidence-derived summary/operator-note separation; filters-before-pagination. Recheck all prior security areas for regression. Constraints: no edits, no tests, no subagents, and do not create/update .security/attack-surface.md because this run is explicitly read-only. Walk every branch and hunt concrete exploitable/correctness defects including object authorization, fail-open verification/parsing, injection, unsafe outbound/path handling, deserialization, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, validation, and auth paths where relevant. For each candidate, state an exact trigger and refute it once against code/callers; report only findings that survive. Output only concrete ship blockers ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file path and line/function, severity, exact trigger/repro, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no ship blocker survives, explicitly say the delta is clean and name only material unverified assumptions. Do not report style, cleanup, or speculative concerns.


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/factory-k3s-repair-c19daae5498c
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 0f71887b88b9d272d1764d22c7919385457caf20
git_branch: wt/factory-k3s-repair
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/12/rollout-2026-08-12T17-27-11-019ff703-88d3-7d21-9431-8a44d300208a.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safe/reviewed claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied commit diff and essential cited references; enumerate every relevant branch, distrust all boundary-crossing input, and fail closed where guards cannot be confirmed. Hunt concrete defects in authorization, fail-open verification/config, injection, unsafe paths/outbound calls, parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, disclosure, validation, lifecycle, concurrency, durable state, cleanup, rollback, and lock ownership. For each candidate, state an exact trigger, try once to refute it by rereading code/callers, and report only survivors with severity based on real impact. Build/reuse the attack-surface map mentally; do not create or update files because this is strictly read-only. User task: Read-only independent review of commit 0f71887b8 in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/factory-k3s-repair against docs/plans/2026-08-10-factory-k3s.md, repository CLAUDE.md, and applicable module CLAUDE.md. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Do not spawn/delegate to agents. Review commit 0f71887b8's diff plus essential cited references. Verify six recent production defects: (1) retained recovery refs survive normal cleanup until acknowledgement or expiry; (2) a valid live lock skips an independent attempt without aborting launch; (3) cancellation after termination but before extraction preserves and resumes the artifact; (4) exhausted deletion remains durably failed/pending and visible/retryable; (5) cleanup service/timer are installed and enabled through normal deployment, with tests present; (6) canonical repository mutation lock and transactional rollback cover guard/apply/verify/APPLIED. Recheck all earlier trust/lifecycle issues for regressions. Output only concrete high-confidence blockers, numbered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, exact failure scenario, and specific fix; otherwise say clean. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, and Residual/unverified stating what scope could not confirm. Do not run tests or alter anything.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safe/reviewed claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied commit diff and essential cited references; enumerate every relevant branch, distrust all boundary-crossing input, and fail closed where guards cannot be confirmed. Hunt concrete defects in authorization, fail-open verification/config, injection, unsafe paths/outbound calls, parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, disclosure, validation, lifecycle, concurrency, durable state, cleanup, rollback, and lock ownership. For each candidate, state an exact trigger, try once to refute it by rereading code/callers, and report only survivors with severity based on real impact. Build/reuse the attack-surface map mentally; do not create or update files because this is strictly read-only. User task: Read-only independent review of commit 0f71887b8 in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/factory-k3s-repair against docs/plans/2026-08-10-factory-k3s.md, repository CLAUDE.md, and applicable module CLAUDE.md. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Do not spawn/delegate to agents. Review commit 0f71887b8's diff plus essential cited references. Verify six recent production defects: (1) retained recovery refs survive normal cleanup until acknowledgement or expiry; (2) a valid live lock skips an independent attempt without aborting launch; (3) cancellation after termination but before extraction preserves and resumes the artifact; (4) exhausted deletion remains durably failed/pending and visible/retryable; (5) cleanup service/timer are installed and enabled through normal deployment, with tests present; (6) canonical repository mutation lock and transactional rollback cover guard/apply/verify/APPLIED. Recheck all earlier trust/lifecycle issues for regressions. Output only concrete high-confidence blockers, numbered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, exact failure scenario, and specific fix; otherwise say clean. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, and Residual/unverified stating what scope could not confirm. Do not run tests or alter anything.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor running an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safe/reviewed claims as unverified. Review exactly the supplied commit diff and essential cited references; enumerate every relevant branch, distrust all boundary-crossing input, and fail closed where guards cannot be confirmed. Hunt concrete defects in authorization, fail-open verification/config, injection, unsafe paths/outbound calls, parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, disclosure, validation, lifecycle, concurrency, durable state, cleanup, rollback, and lock ownership. For each candidate, state an exact trigger, try once to refute it by rereading code/callers, and report only survivors with severity based on real impact. Build/reuse the attack-surface map mentally; do not create or update files because this is strictly read-only. User task: Read-only independent review of commit 0f71887b8 in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/factory-k3s-repair against docs/plans/2026-08-10-factory-k3s.md, repository CLAUDE.md, and applicable module CLAUDE.md. Do not modify files. Do not run tests. Do not spawn/delegate to agents. Review commit 0f71887b8's diff plus essential cited references. Verify six recent production defects: (1) retained recovery refs survive normal cleanup until acknowledgement or expiry; (2) a valid live lock skips an independent attempt without aborting launch; (3) cancellation after termination but before extraction preserves and resumes the artifact; (4) exhausted deletion remains durably failed/pending and visible/retryable; (5) cleanup service/timer are installed and enabled through normal deployment, with tests present; (6) canonical repository mutation lock and transactional rollback cover guard/apply/verify/APPLIED. Recheck all earlier trust/lifecycle issues for regressions. Output only concrete high-confidence blockers, numbered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line, severity, exact failure scenario, and specific fix; otherwise say clean. End with Headline naming 1-2 ship blockers, and Residual/unverified stating what scope could not confirm. Do not run tests or alter anything.


id: 019ff726-357b-78d0-8688-26cc2f6a849e
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incidents-179-233-234-34c3ad0c067a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: bab629b104da753ef5decb5b7874bfee52a770f5
git_branch: wt/incidents-179-233-234
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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:
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title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor doing an INDEPENDENT adversarial pre-ship review. Treat every prior safe/reviewed claim as unverified. Review exactly the complete Incidents delta in this worktree against docs/plans/2026-08-10-incidents-completion.md and canonical specs; trace other symbols only when essential to judge a trust boundary. Assume all boundary-crossing input hostile; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. READ ONLY: do not edit product code, run tests, commit, or spawn/delegate agents. First maintain or verify .security/attack-surface.md using schema_version 1: verify built_at_commit and file hashes; if stale, re-enumerate only changed scope entries (full if malformed/missing), recording trust boundaries, entry points, untrusted inputs, auth model, invariants, sinks. Because this is a read-only review, if updating that map would violate the instruction, perform the freshness/enumeration in-memory and explicitly note that residual rather than writing. Then hunt every code path and every sibling branch for: object-level authorization; fail-open parsing/verification/config; token binding; timing leaks; SQL/shell/template/log/header injection; SSRF; path traversal, symlink escape and containment; unsafe deserialization; secrets; body/loop/regex/queue resource exhaustion; metadata/content confusion; idempotency and atomicity; info disclosure; strict format validation; TOCTOU; lease ownership/expiry/recovery; launch/recovery state; prompt injection and untrusted evidence learning. Focus especially latest fixes: active systemd service identity/property adoption; inactive worktree repository/content/dispatch validation; server-derived canonical resolution artifacts. Recheck all earlier trust boundaries, leases, authorization, bounds, idempotency and recovery. For each candidate: state exact attacker-controlled request/state and runtime effect; re-read code/callers once to refute it; retain only findings that survive; severity must reflect real impact. Report ONLY verified ship blockers. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each item: Title; absolute file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit with concrete reproduction; Fix with specific change. End with Headline naming 1-2 blockers and Residual/unverified stating what scope could not prove. If no exploitable blocker survives, state clean directly and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Do not write a report file.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor doing an INDEPENDENT adversarial pre-ship review. Treat every prior safe/reviewed claim as unverified. Review exactly the complete Incidents delta in this worktree against docs/plans/2026-08-10-incidents-completion.md and canonical specs; trace other symbols only when essential to judge a trust boundary. Assume all boundary-crossing input hostile; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. READ ONLY: do not edit product code, run tests, commit, or spawn/delegate agents. First maintain or verify .security/attack-surface.md using schema_version 1: verify built_at_commit and file hashes; if stale, re-enumerate only changed scope entries (full if malformed/missing), recording trust boundaries, entry points, untrusted inputs, auth model, invariants, sinks. Because this is a read-only review, if updating that map would violate the instruction, perform the freshness/enumeration in-memory and explicitly note that residual rather than writing. Then hunt every code path and every sibling branch for: object-level authorization; fail-open parsing/verification/config; token binding; timing leaks; SQL/shell/template/log/header injection; SSRF; path traversal, symlink escape and containment; unsafe deserialization; secrets; body/loop/regex/queue resource exhaustion; metadata/content confusion; idempotency and atomicity; info disclosure; strict format validation; TOCTOU; lease ownership/expiry/recovery; launch/recovery state; prompt injection and untrusted evidence learning. Focus especially latest fixes: active systemd service identity/property adoption; inactive worktree repository/content/dispatch validation; server-derived canonical resolution artifacts. Recheck all earlier trust boundaries, leases, authorization, bounds, idempotency and recovery. For each candidate: state exact attacker-controlled request/state and runtime effect; re-read code/callers once to refute it; retain only findings that survive; severity must reflect real impact. Report ONLY verified ship blockers. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each item: Title; absolute file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit with concrete reproduction; Fix with specific change. End with Headline naming 1-2 blockers and Residual/unverified stating what scope could not prove. If no exploitable blocker survives, state clean directly and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Do not write a report file.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor doing an INDEPENDENT adversarial pre-ship review. Treat every prior safe/reviewed claim as unverified. Review exactly the complete Incidents delta in this worktree against docs/plans/2026-08-10-incidents-completion.md and canonical specs; trace other symbols only when essential to judge a trust boundary. Assume all boundary-crossing input hostile; fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. READ ONLY: do not edit product code, run tests, commit, or spawn/delegate agents. First maintain or verify .security/attack-surface.md using schema_version 1: verify built_at_commit and file hashes; if stale, re-enumerate only changed scope entries (full if malformed/missing), recording trust boundaries, entry points, untrusted inputs, auth model, invariants, sinks. Because this is a read-only review, if updating that map would violate the instruction, perform the freshness/enumeration in-memory and explicitly note that residual rather than writing. Then hunt every code path and every sibling branch for: object-level authorization; fail-open parsing/verification/config; token binding; timing leaks; SQL/shell/template/log/header injection; SSRF; path traversal, symlink escape and containment; unsafe deserialization; secrets; body/loop/regex/queue resource exhaustion; metadata/content confusion; idempotency and atomicity; info disclosure; strict format validation; TOCTOU; lease ownership/expiry/recovery; launch/recovery state; prompt injection and untrusted evidence learning. Focus especially latest fixes: active systemd service identity/property adoption; inactive worktree repository/content/dispatch validation; server-derived canonical resolution artifacts. Recheck all earlier trust boundaries, leases, authorization, bounds, idempotency and recovery. For each candidate: state exact attacker-controlled request/state and runtime effect; re-read code/callers once to refute it; retain only findings that survive; severity must reflect real impact. Report ONLY verified ship blockers. Output a numbered severity-ordered list. Each item: Title; absolute file:line or function; Severity critical/high/medium/low; Trigger/exploit with concrete reproduction; Fix with specific change. End with Headline naming 1-2 blockers and Residual/unverified stating what scope could not prove. If no exploitable blocker survives, state clean directly and list only the top assumptions a deeper review should test. Do not write a report file.


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/factory-k3s-repair-c19daae5498c
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 4092a40ff1692034c2e4c48b1fb1185afbf8a654
git_branch: wt/factory-k3s-repair
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cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
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history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Act as a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly commit 4092a40ff and its immediate diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/factory-k3s-repair. Read-only: do not modify files, write an attack-surface map, or run tests. Do not spawn or delegate to other agents. Inspect exact production call paths and existing regression tests. Verify only these claims: (1) persisted TERMINAL plus extraction_pending plus exit code resumes launcher-owned PVC extraction when the Kubernetes Job is missing; (2) CLEANUP_FINALIZING remains cleanup-worker-owned on normal restart and converges; (3) the production pruneExpiredRecoveries call passes the correct clock and no repository path, and future unacknowledged records survive. Also scan the immediate diff for high-confidence regressions. For every candidate defect, state a concrete trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers/tests, and report only defects that survive. Output either a numbered blocker list ordered by severity, each with title, exact file:line, severity, concrete failure trigger, and specific fix; or state clean directly. End with Headline naming ship blockers, then Residual / unverified limited to what cannot be confirmed in scope. Use absolute file paths. Do not report cosmetic or speculative issues.

first_user_message:
  Act as a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly commit 4092a40ff and its immediate diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/factory-k3s-repair. Read-only: do not modify files, write an attack-surface map, or run tests. Do not spawn or delegate to other agents. Inspect exact production call paths and existing regression tests. Verify only these claims: (1) persisted TERMINAL plus extraction_pending plus exit code resumes launcher-owned PVC extraction when the Kubernetes Job is missing; (2) CLEANUP_FINALIZING remains cleanup-worker-owned on normal restart and converges; (3) the production pruneExpiredRecoveries call passes the correct clock and no repository path, and future unacknowledged records survive. Also scan the immediate diff for high-confidence regressions. For every candidate defect, state a concrete trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers/tests, and report only defects that survive. Output either a numbered blocker list ordered by severity, each with title, exact file:line, severity, concrete failure trigger, and specific fix; or state clean directly. End with Headline naming ship blockers, then Residual / unverified limited to what cannot be confirmed in scope. Use absolute file paths. Do not report cosmetic or speculative issues.

preview:
  Act as a senior application-security and correctness auditor performing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly commit 4092a40ff and its immediate diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/factory-k3s-repair. Read-only: do not modify files, write an attack-surface map, or run tests. Do not spawn or delegate to other agents. Inspect exact production call paths and existing regression tests. Verify only these claims: (1) persisted TERMINAL plus extraction_pending plus exit code resumes launcher-owned PVC extraction when the Kubernetes Job is missing; (2) CLEANUP_FINALIZING remains cleanup-worker-owned on normal restart and converges; (3) the production pruneExpiredRecoveries call passes the correct clock and no repository path, and future unacknowledged records survive. Also scan the immediate diff for high-confidence regressions. For every candidate defect, state a concrete trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers/tests, and report only defects that survive. Output either a numbered blocker list ordered by severity, each with title, exact file:line, severity, concrete failure trigger, and specific fix; or state clean directly. End with Headline naming ship blockers, then Residual / unverified limited to what cannot be confirmed in scope. Use absolute file paths. Do not report cosmetic or speculative issues.


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incidents-179-233-234-34c3ad0c067a
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: bab629b104da753ef5decb5b7874bfee52a770f5
git_branch: wt/incidents-179-233-234
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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:
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title:
  Perform a conclusive fresh independent READ-ONLY adversarial pre-ship security and correctness review of the complete Incidents delta in this worktree. Read the canonical plan/spec and the entire relevant delta against its intended base. Recheck every prior finding you can locate and identify stale unrelated WIP scope. Do not edit files, run tests, commit, deploy, or delegate. Report only concrete reproducible ship blockers with exact file:line; otherwise report clean. Distinguish integration risk from an actual defect. Treat all trust-boundary inputs as hostile; enumerate every branch and check authorization, fail-open parsing/auth, injection, SSRF, path traversal, unsafe parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger and actively refute it once against code/callers; retain only findings that survive. Review exactly the Incidents scope, tracing only essential references. If an attack-surface map exists, verify freshness without modifying it; if absent or stale, enumerate mentally/read-only and continue. Output a numbered severity-ordered list containing title, location, severity, trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If nothing exploitable exists, say so directly and list only meaningful assumptions a deeper review should test.

first_user_message:
  Perform a conclusive fresh independent READ-ONLY adversarial pre-ship security and correctness review of the complete Incidents delta in this worktree. Read the canonical plan/spec and the entire relevant delta against its intended base. Recheck every prior finding you can locate and identify stale unrelated WIP scope. Do not edit files, run tests, commit, deploy, or delegate. Report only concrete reproducible ship blockers with exact file:line; otherwise report clean. Distinguish integration risk from an actual defect. Treat all trust-boundary inputs as hostile; enumerate every branch and check authorization, fail-open parsing/auth, injection, SSRF, path traversal, unsafe parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger and actively refute it once against code/callers; retain only findings that survive. Review exactly the Incidents scope, tracing only essential references. If an attack-surface map exists, verify freshness without modifying it; if absent or stale, enumerate mentally/read-only and continue. Output a numbered severity-ordered list containing title, location, severity, trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If nothing exploitable exists, say so directly and list only meaningful assumptions a deeper review should test.

preview:
  Perform a conclusive fresh independent READ-ONLY adversarial pre-ship security and correctness review of the complete Incidents delta in this worktree. Read the canonical plan/spec and the entire relevant delta against its intended base. Recheck every prior finding you can locate and identify stale unrelated WIP scope. Do not edit files, run tests, commit, deploy, or delegate. Report only concrete reproducible ship blockers with exact file:line; otherwise report clean. Distinguish integration risk from an actual defect. Treat all trust-boundary inputs as hostile; enumerate every branch and check authorization, fail-open parsing/auth, injection, SSRF, path traversal, unsafe parsing, secrets, DoS, metadata confusion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger and actively refute it once against code/callers; retain only findings that survive. Review exactly the Incidents scope, tracing only essential references. If an attack-surface map exists, verify freshness without modifying it; if absent or stale, enumerate mentally/read-only and continue. Output a numbered severity-ordered list containing title, location, severity, trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If nothing exploitable exists, say so directly and list only meaningful assumptions a deeper review should test.


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 35cf2193f0a54ce885d628c638a8d474ac45d84f
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/13/rollout-2026-08-13T01-34-44-019ff8c1-e58c-7d82-968f-9539e0386ba3.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/88532864-9418-455a-a76c-735a1f84ca3d.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/88532864-9418-455a-a76c-735a1f84ca3d.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/88532864-9418-455a-a76c-735a1f84ca3d.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.


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model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 35cf2193f0a54ce885d628c638a8d474ac45d84f
git_branch: main
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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:
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title:
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first_user_message:
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id: 019ff91c-a918-7561-9b8b-a09ddbaef805
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/incident-actions-32ea24fe1566
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 6d2c3849d8e7da416873dc054e70b0731dae2ac8
git_branch: wt/incident-actions
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/13/rollout-2026-08-13T03-13-53-019ff91c-a918-7561-9b8b-a09ddbaef805.jsonl

title:
  Act as an independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness auditor. Final fresh verification of Task #13 diff after latest repairs. Read the current exact source, tests, and plan in this worktree and compare the Task #13 diff to its base. Do not edit files and do not run tests. Review only these prior four blockers and nearby regressions: (1) crash-after-remove retry checks durable intent first and a successor adopts safely; (2) every store transition involving holder, lease, task, or phase is fenced against stale actors; (3) proxy, client, and query layers preserve a capped Retry-After and suppress timer, focus, and reconnect retries; (4) a stable memoized key prevents rerenders from resetting the timer. Also inspect stop/delete behavior, route authentication and object authorization, UI pending/confirm/error behavior, and the tools icon. Treat all boundary inputs and datastore reads as hostile; fail closed when a required guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate sibling branches explicitly. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then reread relevant code/callers once to try to refute it; report only findings that survive and have P0-P2 impact. Output a severity-ordered numbered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, P0/P1/P2 severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no high-confidence P0-P2 defect exists, output exactly CLEAN, then at most one short Residual/unverified line. Do not report style, test coverage, or speculative concerns.

first_user_message:
  Act as an independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness auditor. Final fresh verification of Task #13 diff after latest repairs. Read the current exact source, tests, and plan in this worktree and compare the Task #13 diff to its base. Do not edit files and do not run tests. Review only these prior four blockers and nearby regressions: (1) crash-after-remove retry checks durable intent first and a successor adopts safely; (2) every store transition involving holder, lease, task, or phase is fenced against stale actors; (3) proxy, client, and query layers preserve a capped Retry-After and suppress timer, focus, and reconnect retries; (4) a stable memoized key prevents rerenders from resetting the timer. Also inspect stop/delete behavior, route authentication and object authorization, UI pending/confirm/error behavior, and the tools icon. Treat all boundary inputs and datastore reads as hostile; fail closed when a required guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate sibling branches explicitly. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then reread relevant code/callers once to try to refute it; report only findings that survive and have P0-P2 impact. Output a severity-ordered numbered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, P0/P1/P2 severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no high-confidence P0-P2 defect exists, output exactly CLEAN, then at most one short Residual/unverified line. Do not report style, test coverage, or speculative concerns.

preview:
  Act as an independent adversarial pre-ship security and correctness auditor. Final fresh verification of Task #13 diff after latest repairs. Read the current exact source, tests, and plan in this worktree and compare the Task #13 diff to its base. Do not edit files and do not run tests. Review only these prior four blockers and nearby regressions: (1) crash-after-remove retry checks durable intent first and a successor adopts safely; (2) every store transition involving holder, lease, task, or phase is fenced against stale actors; (3) proxy, client, and query layers preserve a capped Retry-After and suppress timer, focus, and reconnect retries; (4) a stable memoized key prevents rerenders from resetting the timer. Also inspect stop/delete behavior, route authentication and object authorization, UI pending/confirm/error behavior, and the tools icon. Treat all boundary inputs and datastore reads as hostile; fail closed when a required guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate sibling branches explicitly. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then reread relevant code/callers once to try to refute it; report only findings that survive and have P0-P2 impact. Output a severity-ordered numbered list. Each finding must include title, absolute file:line, P0/P1/P2 severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. End with Headline and Residual/unverified. If no high-confidence P0-P2 defect exists, output exactly CLEAN, then at most one short Residual/unverified line. Do not report style, test coverage, or speculative concerns.


id: 019ff944-2166-7471-9037-474d2dcf6c1b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/remaining-release-orchestration-a6b6add7eeee/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: accf8a8e9e52410579abc70b436635139cad2236
git_branch: wt/remaining-release-orchestration
git_origin_url: git@github.com:avi-ezra/Press.Zone-Works.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/2026/08/13/rollout-2026-08-13T03-56-59-019ff944-2166-7471-9037-474d2dcf6c1b.jsonl

title:
  Follow .claude/agents/expert.md

  User request: Independently review the reported authorization/job identity validation bypass in /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/remaining-release-orchestration/plugins/international-press-zone/includes/Translation/TranslationFinalizer.php at commit accf8a8e9. Inspect exact diff and callers/tests. Determine concrete exploit/failure scenario and severity. If confirmed, implement the smallest robust fix and regression test in the same worktree, run focused security tests, candidate-aware PHPCS and PHPStan, then commit with a short imperative message. Preserve all unrelated WIP and do not reset/stash. Never contact WordPress. If false positive, report exact evidence without editing.

  Act as an independent adversarial application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the target diff and essential referenced callers/tests. Assume boundary inputs and datastore values are hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every relevant branch and explicitly check object-level authorization, job/token identity binding, malformed/fail-open paths, injection, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation hygiene. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, attempt one refutation by rereading the relevant code/callers, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact.

  Maintain a reusable scoped attack-surface map at the repository root .security/attack-surface.md. Schema version 1. If absent, enumerate the scoped surface, record built_at_commit, ISO date, scope and per-file git-blob or sha256 hashes. If present, prove freshness using commit/hash rules; patch only stale mapped entries. The map records trust boundaries, entry points, untrusted inputs, AuthN/Z and per-branch ownership/job identity rules, invariants, and sinks, never findings.

  If a confirmed issue exists, make only the minimal robust source and regression-test changes. Do not modify unrelated files or WIP. Run focused security/regression tests and the repository's candidate-aware PHPCS and PHPStan gates required by the expert instructions. Address every warning or explain why it is benign. Commit only the intended changes with one short imperative sentence, no co-author. Do not push or contact any WordPress service. If the report is false positive, make no edits and no commit.

  Final output: numbered confirmed findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line/function location, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. Then Headline naming blockers and Residual/unverified. Also state changed files, exact verification commands/results, and commit SHA if created. If clean/false positive, say so directly and provide exact evidence plus assumptions a deeper review should test. Use absolute paths.

first_user_message:
  Follow .claude/agents/expert.md

  User request: Independently review the reported authorization/job identity validation bypass in /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/remaining-release-orchestration/plugins/international-press-zone/includes/Translation/TranslationFinalizer.php at commit accf8a8e9. Inspect exact diff and callers/tests. Determine concrete exploit/failure scenario and severity. If confirmed, implement the smallest robust fix and regression test in the same worktree, run focused security tests, candidate-aware PHPCS and PHPStan, then commit with a short imperative message. Preserve all unrelated WIP and do not reset/stash. Never contact WordPress. If false positive, report exact evidence without editing.

  Act as an independent adversarial application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the target diff and essential referenced callers/tests. Assume boundary inputs and datastore values are hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every relevant branch and explicitly check object-level authorization, job/token identity binding, malformed/fail-open paths, injection, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation hygiene. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, attempt one refutation by rereading the relevant code/callers, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact.

  Maintain a reusable scoped attack-surface map at the repository root .security/attack-surface.md. Schema version 1. If absent, enumerate the scoped surface, record built_at_commit, ISO date, scope and per-file git-blob or sha256 hashes. If present, prove freshness using commit/hash rules; patch only stale mapped entries. The map records trust boundaries, entry points, untrusted inputs, AuthN/Z and per-branch ownership/job identity rules, invariants, and sinks, never findings.

  If a confirmed issue exists, make only the minimal robust source and regression-test changes. Do not modify unrelated files or WIP. Run focused security/regression tests and the repository's candidate-aware PHPCS and PHPStan gates required by the expert instructions. Address every warning or explain why it is benign. Commit only the intended changes with one short imperative sentence, no co-author. Do not push or contact any WordPress service. If the report is false positive, make no edits and no commit.

  Final output: numbered confirmed findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line/function location, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. Then Headline naming blockers and Residual/unverified. Also state changed files, exact verification commands/results, and commit SHA if created. If clean/false positive, say so directly and provide exact evidence plus assumptions a deeper review should test. Use absolute paths.

preview:
  Follow .claude/agents/expert.md

  User request: Independently review the reported authorization/job identity validation bypass in /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/remaining-release-orchestration/plugins/international-press-zone/includes/Translation/TranslationFinalizer.php at commit accf8a8e9. Inspect exact diff and callers/tests. Determine concrete exploit/failure scenario and severity. If confirmed, implement the smallest robust fix and regression test in the same worktree, run focused security tests, candidate-aware PHPCS and PHPStan, then commit with a short imperative message. Preserve all unrelated WIP and do not reset/stash. Never contact WordPress. If false positive, report exact evidence without editing.

  Act as an independent adversarial application-security and correctness auditor. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly the target diff and essential referenced callers/tests. Assume boundary inputs and datastore values are hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be confirmed. Enumerate every relevant branch and explicitly check object-level authorization, job/token identity binding, malformed/fail-open paths, injection, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, and validation hygiene. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, attempt one refutation by rereading the relevant code/callers, and report only findings that survive. Severity must reflect real impact.

  Maintain a reusable scoped attack-surface map at the repository root .security/attack-surface.md. Schema version 1. If absent, enumerate the scoped surface, record built_at_commit, ISO date, scope and per-file git-blob or sha256 hashes. If present, prove freshness using commit/hash rules; patch only stale mapped entries. The map records trust boundaries, entry points, untrusted inputs, AuthN/Z and per-branch ownership/job identity rules, invariants, and sinks, never findings.

  If a confirmed issue exists, make only the minimal robust source and regression-test changes. Do not modify unrelated files or WIP. Run focused security/regression tests and the repository's candidate-aware PHPCS and PHPStan gates required by the expert instructions. Address every warning or explain why it is benign. Commit only the intended changes with one short imperative sentence, no co-author. Do not push or contact any WordPress service. If the report is false positive, make no edits and no commit.

  Final output: numbered confirmed findings ordered by severity, each with title, absolute file:line/function location, severity, concrete trigger/exploit, and specific fix. Then Headline naming blockers and Residual/unverified. Also state changed files, exact verification commands/results, and commit SHA if created. If clean/false positive, say so directly and provide exact evidence plus assumptions a deeper review should test. Use absolute paths.


id: 019ff95b-6d2a-75f0-99f6-4a0b1a002183
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/tmux-runtime-boundary-79d991acef71
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a2e478fc6472483758c5f970475d19bc6e95a8c
git_branch: wt/tmux-runtime-boundary
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/13/rollout-2026-08-13T04-22-26-019ff95b-6d2a-75f0-99f6-4a0b1a002183.jsonl

title:
  Act as an independent senior application-security and correctness auditor. Review exactly the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary against the selected architecture and durable plan documents in that worktree. Do not modify any files. Treat all boundary inputs, filesystem state, datastore reads, IPC, environment, and privileged-process outputs as hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be proven. Build or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary/.security/attack-surface.md only if the repository protocol requires it, but because this is a no-modification review, do not write it; instead inspect any existing map, assess freshness, and enumerate the changed scope in memory if stale or absent. Hunt every changed branch and trace essential cited symbols only. Focus on concrete, triggerable defects in: root-owned manifest trust; path plus inode binding and replacement races; UID transition and privilege dropping; socket mediation; exact exit-status/receipt propagation; compatibility with remote seats; and whether the local hosted-session adapter actually consumes the new runtime path. Also inspect new TypeScript diagnostics in seat-remote.test.mjs and use base/HEAD/diff evidence to distinguish diagnostics introduced by this uncommitted change from pre-existing ones. Compare the implementation to the chosen architecture/plan rather than merely to adjacent code. For every candidate, state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, and report only findings that survive. Check authorization/object binding, fail-open parse/verify/config paths, injection, unsafe paths, TOCTOU, symlink/hardlink attacks, secret exposure, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, malformed-input handling, and branch asymmetry where relevant. Output only: a numbered list ordered by severity. Each item must contain Title, absolute Location path:line, Severity (critical/high/medium/low), Trigger/exploit, and specific Fix. Then a section named Missing end-to-end seams listing only concrete unconnected or unverified seams, each with absolute path/line where possible. Mention introduced-versus-pre-existing TypeScript diagnostic status explicitly. No prose about methodology, no speculative or cosmetic findings, no tests, no file edits.

first_user_message:
  Act as an independent senior application-security and correctness auditor. Review exactly the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary against the selected architecture and durable plan documents in that worktree. Do not modify any files. Treat all boundary inputs, filesystem state, datastore reads, IPC, environment, and privileged-process outputs as hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be proven. Build or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary/.security/attack-surface.md only if the repository protocol requires it, but because this is a no-modification review, do not write it; instead inspect any existing map, assess freshness, and enumerate the changed scope in memory if stale or absent. Hunt every changed branch and trace essential cited symbols only. Focus on concrete, triggerable defects in: root-owned manifest trust; path plus inode binding and replacement races; UID transition and privilege dropping; socket mediation; exact exit-status/receipt propagation; compatibility with remote seats; and whether the local hosted-session adapter actually consumes the new runtime path. Also inspect new TypeScript diagnostics in seat-remote.test.mjs and use base/HEAD/diff evidence to distinguish diagnostics introduced by this uncommitted change from pre-existing ones. Compare the implementation to the chosen architecture/plan rather than merely to adjacent code. For every candidate, state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, and report only findings that survive. Check authorization/object binding, fail-open parse/verify/config paths, injection, unsafe paths, TOCTOU, symlink/hardlink attacks, secret exposure, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, malformed-input handling, and branch asymmetry where relevant. Output only: a numbered list ordered by severity. Each item must contain Title, absolute Location path:line, Severity (critical/high/medium/low), Trigger/exploit, and specific Fix. Then a section named Missing end-to-end seams listing only concrete unconnected or unverified seams, each with absolute path/line where possible. Mention introduced-versus-pre-existing TypeScript diagnostic status explicitly. No prose about methodology, no speculative or cosmetic findings, no tests, no file edits.

preview:
  Act as an independent senior application-security and correctness auditor. Review exactly the uncommitted diff in /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary against the selected architecture and durable plan documents in that worktree. Do not modify any files. Treat all boundary inputs, filesystem state, datastore reads, IPC, environment, and privileged-process outputs as hostile. Fail closed when a guard cannot be proven. Build or refresh /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary/.security/attack-surface.md only if the repository protocol requires it, but because this is a no-modification review, do not write it; instead inspect any existing map, assess freshness, and enumerate the changed scope in memory if stale or absent. Hunt every changed branch and trace essential cited symbols only. Focus on concrete, triggerable defects in: root-owned manifest trust; path plus inode binding and replacement races; UID transition and privilege dropping; socket mediation; exact exit-status/receipt propagation; compatibility with remote seats; and whether the local hosted-session adapter actually consumes the new runtime path. Also inspect new TypeScript diagnostics in seat-remote.test.mjs and use base/HEAD/diff evidence to distinguish diagnostics introduced by this uncommitted change from pre-existing ones. Compare the implementation to the chosen architecture/plan rather than merely to adjacent code. For every candidate, state an exact trigger, attempt to refute it from code/callers, and report only findings that survive. Check authorization/object binding, fail-open parse/verify/config paths, injection, unsafe paths, TOCTOU, symlink/hardlink attacks, secret exposure, resource exhaustion, idempotency/atomicity, information disclosure, malformed-input handling, and branch asymmetry where relevant. Output only: a numbered list ordered by severity. Each item must contain Title, absolute Location path:line, Severity (critical/high/medium/low), Trigger/exploit, and specific Fix. Then a section named Missing end-to-end seams listing only concrete unconnected or unverified seams, each with absolute path/line where possible. Mention introduced-versus-pre-existing TypeScript diagnostic status explicitly. No prose about methodology, no speculative or cosmetic findings, no tests, no file edits.


id: 019ffa7f-814e-7701-99a6-278dcae9b10e
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/tmux-runtime-boundary-79d991acef71
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7a2e478fc6472483758c5f970475d19bc6e95a8c
git_branch: wt/tmux-runtime-boundary
git_origin_url: https://github.com/alexcodeplace/overdeck.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/2026/08/13/rollout-2026-08-13T09-41-28-019ffa7f-814e-7701-99a6-278dcae9b10e.jsonl

title:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor doing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly CURRENT latest files and diff in this worktree; trace only symbols essential to this candidate. Assume all trust-boundary input is hostile and fail closed. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then refute it once by checking code/callers; report only if it survives. Assess real impact and exact target constraints. Read-only: do not modify files, do not run tests, and do not create/update .security/attack-surface.md. User task: Verify only this candidate: validate_local_path_under safely opens descriptors but closes them; grant_local_runtime_access later calls pathname-based setfacl helpers on owner-controlled paths. A concurrent owner may swap path components after validation and redirect root ACL mutation. Inspect the exact current diff and current relevant files under /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary. Determine whether the race is reachable, what filesystem targets the owner can redirect the privileged ACL mutation to, and concrete security impact. Output exactly: one verdict token CONFIRMED, PLAUSIBLE, or REFUTED; then current absolute file:line locations; then terse trigger, constraints, impact. No extra findings or prose.

first_user_message:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor doing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly CURRENT latest files and diff in this worktree; trace only symbols essential to this candidate. Assume all trust-boundary input is hostile and fail closed. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then refute it once by checking code/callers; report only if it survives. Assess real impact and exact target constraints. Read-only: do not modify files, do not run tests, and do not create/update .security/attack-surface.md. User task: Verify only this candidate: validate_local_path_under safely opens descriptors but closes them; grant_local_runtime_access later calls pathname-based setfacl helpers on owner-controlled paths. A concurrent owner may swap path components after validation and redirect root ACL mutation. Inspect the exact current diff and current relevant files under /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary. Determine whether the race is reachable, what filesystem targets the owner can redirect the privileged ACL mutation to, and concrete security impact. Output exactly: one verdict token CONFIRMED, PLAUSIBLE, or REFUTED; then current absolute file:line locations; then terse trigger, constraints, impact. No extra findings or prose.

preview:
  You are a senior application-security and correctness auditor doing an independent adversarial pre-ship review. Treat all prior safety claims as unverified. Review exactly CURRENT latest files and diff in this worktree; trace only symbols essential to this candidate. Assume all trust-boundary input is hostile and fail closed. For each candidate, state a concrete trigger, then refute it once by checking code/callers; report only if it survives. Assess real impact and exact target constraints. Read-only: do not modify files, do not run tests, and do not create/update .security/attack-surface.md. User task: Verify only this candidate: validate_local_path_under safely opens descriptors but closes them; grant_local_runtime_access later calls pathname-based setfacl helpers on owner-controlled paths. A concurrent owner may swap path components after validation and redirect root ACL mutation. Inspect the exact current diff and current relevant files under /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/tmux-runtime-boundary. Determine whether the race is reachable, what filesystem targets the owner can redirect the privileged ACL mutation to, and concrete security impact. Output exactly: one verdict token CONFIRMED, PLAUSIBLE, or REFUTED; then current absolute file:line locations; then terse trigger, constraints, impact. No extra findings or prose.


