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id: 01a02420-78c9-7651-8d7f-7b2cb0d84be0
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title:
  Repair the failing PG-14 browser acceptance spec for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin: plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/pg14-manual-protection.spec.js. Live-stack result: 5 passed, 8 failed, 1 flaky across chromium+firefox. The full Playwright failure output is in plugins/international-press-zone/PG14-E2E-FAILURES.txt and the per-test failure artifacts (error context, aria/DOM snapshots) are under plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/test-results/pg14-manual-protection-* — READ BOTH FIRST. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no toolchain; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if the bootstrap script is absent and continue); edits return as a patch and the orchestrator reruns on the live stack.

  FAILURE CLASSES OBSERVED:
  1. 'the remote fixture provides a string translation row' — the spec ASSUMED fixture data that the deterministic stack fixture does not provide. Fix by having the spec CREATE its own preconditions through the product's real surfaces (REST endpoints with the logged-in admin state, or UI flows), in a beforeAll/setup step, exactly the way existing journey specs arrange state (study tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-006/007 and any helpers they use). Never assert fixture rows into existence.
  2. locator.getAttribute timeout on the 'protected content cannot generate or call translate' test — wrong selector or the surface needs setup/navigation the spec skipped. Read the REAL page implementations to derive selectors: admin/src/pages/content-translate.js, string-translate.js, settings.js, editor/translation-metabox.js, components/Toggle.js/TooltipHelp.js — use the exact classes/attributes the code renders; check the error-context snapshots to see what WAS on the page when it timed out.
  3. zero-trigger rejection visibility failure — the inline error's actual selector/text differs from the spec's expectation; read settings.js for the real error rendering.

  RULES: fix the SPEC (and only it) — no production changes, no test.skip, no weakened assertions (each test must still prove its acceptance item; if a precondition genuinely cannot be created through product surfaces, report it instead of skipping). Firefox-only failures matter as much as chromium. Keep the 5 passing tests passing. No commits. Leave PG14-E2E-FAILURES.txt in place.
  OUTPUT: per failing test — root cause found in the artifacts/source, fix applied; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

first_user_message:
  Repair the failing PG-14 browser acceptance spec for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin: plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/pg14-manual-protection.spec.js. Live-stack result: 5 passed, 8 failed, 1 flaky across chromium+firefox. The full Playwright failure output is in plugins/international-press-zone/PG14-E2E-FAILURES.txt and the per-test failure artifacts (error context, aria/DOM snapshots) are under plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/test-results/pg14-manual-protection-* — READ BOTH FIRST. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no toolchain; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if the bootstrap script is absent and continue); edits return as a patch and the orchestrator reruns on the live stack.

  FAILURE CLASSES OBSERVED:
  1. 'the remote fixture provides a string translation row' — the spec ASSUMED fixture data that the deterministic stack fixture does not provide. Fix by having the spec CREATE its own preconditions through the product's real surfaces (REST endpoints with the logged-in admin state, or UI flows), in a beforeAll/setup step, exactly the way existing journey specs arrange state (study tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-006/007 and any helpers they use). Never assert fixture rows into existence.
  2. locator.getAttribute timeout on the 'protected content cannot generate or call translate' test — wrong selector or the surface needs setup/navigation the spec skipped. Read the REAL page implementations to derive selectors: admin/src/pages/content-translate.js, string-translate.js, settings.js, editor/translation-metabox.js, components/Toggle.js/TooltipHelp.js — use the exact classes/attributes the code renders; check the error-context snapshots to see what WAS on the page when it timed out.
  3. zero-trigger rejection visibility failure — the inline error's actual selector/text differs from the spec's expectation; read settings.js for the real error rendering.

  RULES: fix the SPEC (and only it) — no production changes, no test.skip, no weakened assertions (each test must still prove its acceptance item; if a precondition genuinely cannot be created through product surfaces, report it instead of skipping). Firefox-only failures matter as much as chromium. Keep the 5 passing tests passing. No commits. Leave PG14-E2E-FAILURES.txt in place.
  OUTPUT: per failing test — root cause found in the artifacts/source, fix applied; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

preview:
  Repair the failing PG-14 browser acceptance spec for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin: plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/pg14-manual-protection.spec.js. Live-stack result: 5 passed, 8 failed, 1 flaky across chromium+firefox. The full Playwright failure output is in plugins/international-press-zone/PG14-E2E-FAILURES.txt and the per-test failure artifacts (error context, aria/DOM snapshots) are under plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/test-results/pg14-manual-protection-* — READ BOTH FIRST. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no toolchain; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if the bootstrap script is absent and continue); edits return as a patch and the orchestrator reruns on the live stack.

  FAILURE CLASSES OBSERVED:
  1. 'the remote fixture provides a string translation row' — the spec ASSUMED fixture data that the deterministic stack fixture does not provide. Fix by having the spec CREATE its own preconditions through the product's real surfaces (REST endpoints with the logged-in admin state, or UI flows), in a beforeAll/setup step, exactly the way existing journey specs arrange state (study tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-006/007 and any helpers they use). Never assert fixture rows into existence.
  2. locator.getAttribute timeout on the 'protected content cannot generate or call translate' test — wrong selector or the surface needs setup/navigation the spec skipped. Read the REAL page implementations to derive selectors: admin/src/pages/content-translate.js, string-translate.js, settings.js, editor/translation-metabox.js, components/Toggle.js/TooltipHelp.js — use the exact classes/attributes the code renders; check the error-context snapshots to see what WAS on the page when it timed out.
  3. zero-trigger rejection visibility failure — the inline error's actual selector/text differs from the spec's expectation; read settings.js for the real error rendering.

  RULES: fix the SPEC (and only it) — no production changes, no test.skip, no weakened assertions (each test must still prove its acceptance item; if a precondition genuinely cannot be created through product surfaces, report it instead of skipping). Firefox-only failures matter as much as chromium. Keep the 5 passing tests passing. No commits. Leave PG14-E2E-FAILURES.txt in place.
  OUTPUT: per failing test — root cause found in the artifacts/source, fix applied; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.


id: 01a0243a-1896-70d3-b48d-09b7058dc15d
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 8cc93ad72d8f7548a4a9ba72d3bbf92d7c04c334
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
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title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/7db1445d-6edd-4045-a716-754b5198e381.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/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/7db1445d-6edd-4045-a716-754b5198e381.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/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/7db1445d-6edd-4045-a716-754b5198e381.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: 01a0243e-6159-7c62-9122-2ac6ddd62c9e
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
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approval_mode: never
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git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.4-mini
reasoning_effort: low
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rollout_path:
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title:
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first_user_message:
[cell repeats an earlier one in this file: 519 characters]

preview:
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id: 01a02440-e863-7e40-b91f-0a3541d83255
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wp-content-10b66c7a0e8b
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: d7fed0411676c874422d0ba926f3adfe635cade6
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
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thread_source: user
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title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-press-zone-backend/d19496aa-27e5-403f-b80c-645250f335f3.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/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-press-zone-backend/d19496aa-27e5-403f-b80c-645250f335f3.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/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-press-zone-backend/d19496aa-27e5-403f-b80c-645250f335f3.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: 01a02494-b677-7023-bd50-d4848907cd4f
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/manual-translation-protection-rc-ce919448b270
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7f3fe23d1ee4980d59de30907280708ca4a00ee8
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title:
  Write the server-observable mark-stale zero-spend proof for the PG-14 release candidate of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin, closing an independent-review blocker. Sandbox constraints as before (no toolchain; BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if bootstrap absent; patch returns to orchestrator; the orchestrator runs everything on the live stack).

  BLOCKER BEING CLOSED: the E2E test 'PG-14 mark-stale automation makes no backend translate request' only watches BROWSER-originated requests via page.route, but AutoTranslationCoordinator performs translation SERVER-SIDE through TranslationAPI::translateBulk() from a scheduled event — so the E2E would pass even if mark_stale wrongly spent. Required: a live-WordPress integration test that proves it server-side.

  DELIVERABLE: tests/integration/AutoTranslationMarkStaleSpendTest.php, following the exact harness pattern of tests/integration/AutoPublishStatusTest.php / SettingsIdempotencyTest.php (plain PHP, bootstraps /var/www/html/wp-load.php, PASS/FAIL line protocol, deterministic, cleans up). Register it in tests/run-wordpress-integration-tests.sh after Migration010TranslationProtectionTest, matching the file's style.

  TEST DESIGN (study includes/Translation/AutoTranslationCoordinator.php, ContentChangeTrigger.php, Settings.php first — use their REAL method names/hooks, all snake_case after the WPCS renames):
  1. Save/restore original translation settings around the test. Enable protect_manual_translations, auto_translation enabled=true, behavior='mark_stale', trigger edit_post=true (via the Settings API update_translation_settings, or the documented option shape).
  2. Arrange: a source post with an existing generated translation mapping whose current fingerprints make a source EDIT genuinely mark it stale (read how the coordinator/protection service compute and compare source fingerprints; create rows via the plugin's own services where possible, direct DB via $wpdb with the plugin's table helpers where a service path would spend).
  3. Install a server-side HTTP spy BEFORE acting: add_filter('pre_http_request', ...) that increments a counter for every outbound HTTP attempt (and short-circuits with a WP_Error so nothing escapes even on failure). This is the observable sol demanded.
  4. Act: trigger the content-change path for the source post (invoke the coordinator's real save_post/trigger handler or do_action the hook it registers), then EXPLICITLY execute the queued/scheduled processing event the coordinator schedules (find the scheduled hook name and do_action it, or call its process method directly) — do NOT rely on WP-Cron timing.
  5. Assert: (a) outbound HTTP attempts == 0 (zero spend); (b) the translation row is genuinely marked stale (is_stale=1 / the real column-state the coordinator writes); (c) the translation content was NOT modified; (d) with behavior='translate' as a CONTRAST case (optional but valuable): same flow queues work such that the spy WOULD see an attempt or a queued job row exists — if the translate path's spend point is reachable in this harness without real credentials, prove the spy fires (short-circuited); if it is not reachable, state so in the report instead of faking it.
  6. Cleanup: restore settings, delete created posts/rows, remove the filter.
  RULES: no production edits; no changes to the E2E spec; no other files beyond the new test + runner registration. OUTPUT: the hook/method names you invoked and why they are the real runtime path, per-assertion design, MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

first_user_message:
  Write the server-observable mark-stale zero-spend proof for the PG-14 release candidate of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin, closing an independent-review blocker. Sandbox constraints as before (no toolchain; BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if bootstrap absent; patch returns to orchestrator; the orchestrator runs everything on the live stack).

  BLOCKER BEING CLOSED: the E2E test 'PG-14 mark-stale automation makes no backend translate request' only watches BROWSER-originated requests via page.route, but AutoTranslationCoordinator performs translation SERVER-SIDE through TranslationAPI::translateBulk() from a scheduled event — so the E2E would pass even if mark_stale wrongly spent. Required: a live-WordPress integration test that proves it server-side.

  DELIVERABLE: tests/integration/AutoTranslationMarkStaleSpendTest.php, following the exact harness pattern of tests/integration/AutoPublishStatusTest.php / SettingsIdempotencyTest.php (plain PHP, bootstraps /var/www/html/wp-load.php, PASS/FAIL line protocol, deterministic, cleans up). Register it in tests/run-wordpress-integration-tests.sh after Migration010TranslationProtectionTest, matching the file's style.

  TEST DESIGN (study includes/Translation/AutoTranslationCoordinator.php, ContentChangeTrigger.php, Settings.php first — use their REAL method names/hooks, all snake_case after the WPCS renames):
  1. Save/restore original translation settings around the test. Enable protect_manual_translations, auto_translation enabled=true, behavior='mark_stale', trigger edit_post=true (via the Settings API update_translation_settings, or the documented option shape).
  2. Arrange: a source post with an existing generated translation mapping whose current fingerprints make a source EDIT genuinely mark it stale (read how the coordinator/protection service compute and compare source fingerprints; create rows via the plugin's own services where possible, direct DB via $wpdb with the plugin's table helpers where a service path would spend).
  3. Install a server-side HTTP spy BEFORE acting: add_filter('pre_http_request', ...) that increments a counter for every outbound HTTP attempt (and short-circuits with a WP_Error so nothing escapes even on failure). This is the observable sol demanded.
  4. Act: trigger the content-change path for the source post (invoke the coordinator's real save_post/trigger handler or do_action the hook it registers), then EXPLICITLY execute the queued/scheduled processing event the coordinator schedules (find the scheduled hook name and do_action it, or call its process method directly) — do NOT rely on WP-Cron timing.
  5. Assert: (a) outbound HTTP attempts == 0 (zero spend); (b) the translation row is genuinely marked stale (is_stale=1 / the real column-state the coordinator writes); (c) the translation content was NOT modified; (d) with behavior='translate' as a CONTRAST case (optional but valuable): same flow queues work such that the spy WOULD see an attempt or a queued job row exists — if the translate path's spend point is reachable in this harness without real credentials, prove the spy fires (short-circuited); if it is not reachable, state so in the report instead of faking it.
  6. Cleanup: restore settings, delete created posts/rows, remove the filter.
  RULES: no production edits; no changes to the E2E spec; no other files beyond the new test + runner registration. OUTPUT: the hook/method names you invoked and why they are the real runtime path, per-assertion design, MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

preview:
  Write the server-observable mark-stale zero-spend proof for the PG-14 release candidate of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin, closing an independent-review blocker. Sandbox constraints as before (no toolchain; BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if bootstrap absent; patch returns to orchestrator; the orchestrator runs everything on the live stack).

  BLOCKER BEING CLOSED: the E2E test 'PG-14 mark-stale automation makes no backend translate request' only watches BROWSER-originated requests via page.route, but AutoTranslationCoordinator performs translation SERVER-SIDE through TranslationAPI::translateBulk() from a scheduled event — so the E2E would pass even if mark_stale wrongly spent. Required: a live-WordPress integration test that proves it server-side.

  DELIVERABLE: tests/integration/AutoTranslationMarkStaleSpendTest.php, following the exact harness pattern of tests/integration/AutoPublishStatusTest.php / SettingsIdempotencyTest.php (plain PHP, bootstraps /var/www/html/wp-load.php, PASS/FAIL line protocol, deterministic, cleans up). Register it in tests/run-wordpress-integration-tests.sh after Migration010TranslationProtectionTest, matching the file's style.

  TEST DESIGN (study includes/Translation/AutoTranslationCoordinator.php, ContentChangeTrigger.php, Settings.php first — use their REAL method names/hooks, all snake_case after the WPCS renames):
  1. Save/restore original translation settings around the test. Enable protect_manual_translations, auto_translation enabled=true, behavior='mark_stale', trigger edit_post=true (via the Settings API update_translation_settings, or the documented option shape).
  2. Arrange: a source post with an existing generated translation mapping whose current fingerprints make a source EDIT genuinely mark it stale (read how the coordinator/protection service compute and compare source fingerprints; create rows via the plugin's own services where possible, direct DB via $wpdb with the plugin's table helpers where a service path would spend).
  3. Install a server-side HTTP spy BEFORE acting: add_filter('pre_http_request', ...) that increments a counter for every outbound HTTP attempt (and short-circuits with a WP_Error so nothing escapes even on failure). This is the observable sol demanded.
  4. Act: trigger the content-change path for the source post (invoke the coordinator's real save_post/trigger handler or do_action the hook it registers), then EXPLICITLY execute the queued/scheduled processing event the coordinator schedules (find the scheduled hook name and do_action it, or call its process method directly) — do NOT rely on WP-Cron timing.
  5. Assert: (a) outbound HTTP attempts == 0 (zero spend); (b) the translation row is genuinely marked stale (is_stale=1 / the real column-state the coordinator writes); (c) the translation content was NOT modified; (d) with behavior='translate' as a CONTRAST case (optional but valuable): same flow queues work such that the spy WOULD see an attempt or a queued job row exists — if the translate path's spend point is reachable in this harness without real credentials, prove the spy fires (short-circuited); if it is not reachable, state so in the report instead of faking it.
  6. Cleanup: restore settings, delete created posts/rows, remove the filter.
  RULES: no production edits; no changes to the E2E spec; no other files beyond the new test + runner registration. OUTPUT: the hook/method names you invoked and why they are the real runtime path, per-assertion design, MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.


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title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user/5525d7bf-3d65-4173-8c54-2c1f8fa57668.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/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user/5525d7bf-3d65-4173-8c54-2c1f8fa57668.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/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user/5525d7bf-3d65-4173-8c54-2c1f8fa57668.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: 01a027f7-657d-7860-a893-c845d9950b07
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thread_source: user
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title:
  You are the ROUTE lane coder of round 3 of the GOLIVE verification workflow for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Your job is to WRITE the Playwright routing-proof spec. You CANNOT run remote tests from your sandbox (the e2e-remote wrapper is not mounted) — an orchestrator will execute your spec on the debian3 buildbox and feed results back to you if fixes are needed. Do NOT attempt to run e2e-remote, ssh, podman, or any browser; do not fabricate run results.

  Your working directory IS the worktree (a checkout of wp-content). All paths below are relative to it.
  Plugin path: plugins/international-press-zone

  SCOPE — HARD RULES:
  - VERIFY-ONLY for product code: you write/fix TESTS and test fixtures under plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/ ONLY. NEVER touch includes/**, admin/src/**, or any product code. Do NOT edit GOLIVE.md.
  - Work directly; no delegation.
  - Commit your spec with git (configure user cdx-offload <cdx-offload@local> locally if needed).

  CONTEXT:
  PG-17 requires proof of: language-root switching, canonical localized URLs, hreflang/locale head tags correct and reciprocal, translated front-page/page routing serving the RIGHT language (assert on actual translated content, not just HTTP 200), and language switchers producing no dead or wrong-language links.
  A prior attempt (readable in git history as branch wt/lane-r2-pg17-routing-20260822, commit 2f57e1fff — use `git show 2f57e1fff` to read it as REFERENCE, do not cherry-pick blindly) was REJECTED because: (a) the test could not configure a static front page, so translated-front-page routing was never actually exercised; (b) routing contract coverage was incomplete; (c) no durable artifact.

  TASK:
  Write plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/routing-contract.spec.js (Playwright, matching the conventions of existing specs in that directory — read several first, especially how they create fixture content, authenticate to wp-admin, use the REST API, and clean up). The spec must:
  1. Provision its own fixtures: create a page in the default language and its translation (use the plugin's existing translation-creation flow the way other specs do), then set the static front page via the WordPress REST API (POST /wp-json/wp/v2/settings with show_on_front=page, page_on_front=<id>) or the Settings→Reading admin UI. Verify the setting took. RESTORE the original reading settings in afterAll/cleanup even on failure.
  2. Assert language-root switching: visiting each language root serves that language's front page content (assert on actual fixture text in the right language, not HTTP 200).
  3. Assert canonical localized URLs: the served page's canonical link matches the localized URL form.
  4. Assert hreflang tags are present, correct, and reciprocal between the two languages.
  5. Assert the language switcher produces no dead links (each switcher href resolves 200) and no wrong-language content (following it lands on the translated counterpart).
  6. Use test.fixme (with the observed behavior in the annotation) for any contract point where the PRODUCT genuinely lacks the behavior — never assert around a product gap to force green, and never fixme something that actually works.
  The spec must be robust to run under both --project=chromium and --project=firefox in the same invocation (unique fixture slugs per run via a run-scoped suffix; workers=1 assumptions only if existing specs do the same).

  Also write plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-route.md as a STUB receipt stating spec authored, run pending by orchestrator on debian3 — the orchestrator will append real run evidence.

  Read the existing specs and playwright.config.js carefully first so your spec actually loads (correct test-dir placement, naming, helpers). Syntax-check with `node --check` on the spec file.

  FINAL MESSAGE FORMAT: end with a fenced JSON block:
  {"lane":"route","gates":["PG-17","PG-18"],"spec_file":"plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/routing-contract.spec.js","commit_sha":"<sha>","files_changed":[...],"run_command":"<the exact pnpm test command the orchestrator should run from tests/e2e>","assumptions":[...],"fixme_points":[...],"handoffs":["PG-18: Yoast absent in standard stack — composite fixture hook needed"]}
  Include the full diff of your commit in the final message as well.

first_user_message:
  You are the ROUTE lane coder of round 3 of the GOLIVE verification workflow for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Your job is to WRITE the Playwright routing-proof spec. You CANNOT run remote tests from your sandbox (the e2e-remote wrapper is not mounted) — an orchestrator will execute your spec on the debian3 buildbox and feed results back to you if fixes are needed. Do NOT attempt to run e2e-remote, ssh, podman, or any browser; do not fabricate run results.

  Your working directory IS the worktree (a checkout of wp-content). All paths below are relative to it.
  Plugin path: plugins/international-press-zone

  SCOPE — HARD RULES:
  - VERIFY-ONLY for product code: you write/fix TESTS and test fixtures under plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/ ONLY. NEVER touch includes/**, admin/src/**, or any product code. Do NOT edit GOLIVE.md.
  - Work directly; no delegation.
  - Commit your spec with git (configure user cdx-offload <cdx-offload@local> locally if needed).

  CONTEXT:
  PG-17 requires proof of: language-root switching, canonical localized URLs, hreflang/locale head tags correct and reciprocal, translated front-page/page routing serving the RIGHT language (assert on actual translated content, not just HTTP 200), and language switchers producing no dead or wrong-language links.
  A prior attempt (readable in git history as branch wt/lane-r2-pg17-routing-20260822, commit 2f57e1fff — use `git show 2f57e1fff` to read it as REFERENCE, do not cherry-pick blindly) was REJECTED because: (a) the test could not configure a static front page, so translated-front-page routing was never actually exercised; (b) routing contract coverage was incomplete; (c) no durable artifact.

  TASK:
  Write plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/routing-contract.spec.js (Playwright, matching the conventions of existing specs in that directory — read several first, especially how they create fixture content, authenticate to wp-admin, use the REST API, and clean up). The spec must:
  1. Provision its own fixtures: create a page in the default language and its translation (use the plugin's existing translation-creation flow the way other specs do), then set the static front page via the WordPress REST API (POST /wp-json/wp/v2/settings with show_on_front=page, page_on_front=<id>) or the Settings→Reading admin UI. Verify the setting took. RESTORE the original reading settings in afterAll/cleanup even on failure.
  2. Assert language-root switching: visiting each language root serves that language's front page content (assert on actual fixture text in the right language, not HTTP 200).
  3. Assert canonical localized URLs: the served page's canonical link matches the localized URL form.
  4. Assert hreflang tags are present, correct, and reciprocal between the two languages.
  5. Assert the language switcher produces no dead links (each switcher href resolves 200) and no wrong-language content (following it lands on the translated counterpart).
  6. Use test.fixme (with the observed behavior in the annotation) for any contract point where the PRODUCT genuinely lacks the behavior — never assert around a product gap to force green, and never fixme something that actually works.
  The spec must be robust to run under both --project=chromium and --project=firefox in the same invocation (unique fixture slugs per run via a run-scoped suffix; workers=1 assumptions only if existing specs do the same).

  Also write plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-route.md as a STUB receipt stating spec authored, run pending by orchestrator on debian3 — the orchestrator will append real run evidence.

  Read the existing specs and playwright.config.js carefully first so your spec actually loads (correct test-dir placement, naming, helpers). Syntax-check with `node --check` on the spec file.

  FINAL MESSAGE FORMAT: end with a fenced JSON block:
  {"lane":"route","gates":["PG-17","PG-18"],"spec_file":"plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/routing-contract.spec.js","commit_sha":"<sha>","files_changed":[...],"run_command":"<the exact pnpm test command the orchestrator should run from tests/e2e>","assumptions":[...],"fixme_points":[...],"handoffs":["PG-18: Yoast absent in standard stack — composite fixture hook needed"]}
  Include the full diff of your commit in the final message as well.

preview:
  You are the ROUTE lane coder of round 3 of the GOLIVE verification workflow for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Your job is to WRITE the Playwright routing-proof spec. You CANNOT run remote tests from your sandbox (the e2e-remote wrapper is not mounted) — an orchestrator will execute your spec on the debian3 buildbox and feed results back to you if fixes are needed. Do NOT attempt to run e2e-remote, ssh, podman, or any browser; do not fabricate run results.

  Your working directory IS the worktree (a checkout of wp-content). All paths below are relative to it.
  Plugin path: plugins/international-press-zone

  SCOPE — HARD RULES:
  - VERIFY-ONLY for product code: you write/fix TESTS and test fixtures under plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/ ONLY. NEVER touch includes/**, admin/src/**, or any product code. Do NOT edit GOLIVE.md.
  - Work directly; no delegation.
  - Commit your spec with git (configure user cdx-offload <cdx-offload@local> locally if needed).

  CONTEXT:
  PG-17 requires proof of: language-root switching, canonical localized URLs, hreflang/locale head tags correct and reciprocal, translated front-page/page routing serving the RIGHT language (assert on actual translated content, not just HTTP 200), and language switchers producing no dead or wrong-language links.
  A prior attempt (readable in git history as branch wt/lane-r2-pg17-routing-20260822, commit 2f57e1fff — use `git show 2f57e1fff` to read it as REFERENCE, do not cherry-pick blindly) was REJECTED because: (a) the test could not configure a static front page, so translated-front-page routing was never actually exercised; (b) routing contract coverage was incomplete; (c) no durable artifact.

  TASK:
  Write plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/routing-contract.spec.js (Playwright, matching the conventions of existing specs in that directory — read several first, especially how they create fixture content, authenticate to wp-admin, use the REST API, and clean up). The spec must:
  1. Provision its own fixtures: create a page in the default language and its translation (use the plugin's existing translation-creation flow the way other specs do), then set the static front page via the WordPress REST API (POST /wp-json/wp/v2/settings with show_on_front=page, page_on_front=<id>) or the Settings→Reading admin UI. Verify the setting took. RESTORE the original reading settings in afterAll/cleanup even on failure.
  2. Assert language-root switching: visiting each language root serves that language's front page content (assert on actual fixture text in the right language, not HTTP 200).
  3. Assert canonical localized URLs: the served page's canonical link matches the localized URL form.
  4. Assert hreflang tags are present, correct, and reciprocal between the two languages.
  5. Assert the language switcher produces no dead links (each switcher href resolves 200) and no wrong-language content (following it lands on the translated counterpart).
  6. Use test.fixme (with the observed behavior in the annotation) for any contract point where the PRODUCT genuinely lacks the behavior — never assert around a product gap to force green, and never fixme something that actually works.
  The spec must be robust to run under both --project=chromium and --project=firefox in the same invocation (unique fixture slugs per run via a run-scoped suffix; workers=1 assumptions only if existing specs do the same).

  Also write plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-route.md as a STUB receipt stating spec authored, run pending by orchestrator on debian3 — the orchestrator will append real run evidence.

  Read the existing specs and playwright.config.js carefully first so your spec actually loads (correct test-dir placement, naming, helpers). Syntax-check with `node --check` on the spec file.

  FINAL MESSAGE FORMAT: end with a fenced JSON block:
  {"lane":"route","gates":["PG-17","PG-18"],"spec_file":"plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/routing-contract.spec.js","commit_sha":"<sha>","files_changed":[...],"run_command":"<the exact pnpm test command the orchestrator should run from tests/e2e>","assumptions":[...],"fixme_points":[...],"handoffs":["PG-18: Yoast absent in standard stack — composite fixture hook needed"]}
  Include the full diff of your commit in the final message as well.


id: 01a02807-4891-7eb0-92f5-fba1c33dbbd9
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wp-content-10b66c7a0e8b
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 5b60435a5f96bfa565fdc9a8efee967895f6290d
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
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rollout_path:
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title:
  Work in the git worktree at /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/lane-r3-pg26-gate (WordPress wp-content checkout). Edit EXACTLY ONE file: plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Compatibility/YoastSEORobotsFallbackStandaloneTest.php. Do NOT run any test suites, gates, remote commands, or browsers; php -l only. Do NOT touch product code.

  FAILURE (observed on the remote gate runner): this standalone test fatals:
  PHP Fatal error: Typed property InternationalPressZone\Frontend\LocalizedURLResolver::$language_manager must not be accessed before initialization in includes/Frontend/LocalizedURLResolver.php:187
  Stack: LocalizedURLResolver->is_language_active() called from for_content(), invoked at test line ~165.

  ROOT CAUSE: the test builds LocalizedURLResolver via ReflectionClass::newInstanceWithoutConstructor and reflection-sets only 'special_pages' and 'url_manager'. A recent product change added an is_language_active() guard at the top of for_content()/for_role() that reads the typed property $language_manager (declared: private LanguageManager $language_manager; namespace InternationalPressZone\Core\LanguageManager). The test never sets it.

  FIX (test-only, follow the repo's established stub pattern — see tests/unit/Frontend/RewriteRuleManagerTest.php where 'RewriteLanguageManager extends LanguageManager' declares its own constructor without calling parent):
  1. Add require_once lines for includes/Entities/Traits/Timestamps.php, includes/Entities/Language.php, includes/Core/LanguageManager.php next to the existing require_once block (~lines 86-91) — inspect those files first for their own hard dependencies loaded at class-link time (parent classes/interfaces/traits) and require anything needed; note LanguageManager's constructor type-hints Core\CacheManager but a subclass overriding __construct never references it, so do NOT require CacheManager unless class linking actually demands it.
  2. Where the resolver is built (~line 161), create an anonymous class extending InternationalPressZone\Core\LanguageManager with: public function __construct() {} ; public function getAllLanguages(bool $activeOnly = true): array returning two InternationalPressZone\Entities\Language instances constructed like new Language(['code' => 'en']) and new Language(['code' => 'he']) (check Language's constructor accepts sparse arrays the way RewriteRuleManagerTest does — mirror exactly what that test passes); and public function getDefaultLanguage(): Language returning the 'en' one (match the parent's exact signature/return type — read the parent method signatures first and mirror them or PHP fatals on incompatible override).
  3. Reflection-set the 'language_manager' property on the resolver with that stub, alongside the existing two setValue calls.
  4. Add matching use statements in the right namespace block.
  Keep the file's existing code style. Verify with php -l and report its real output. Also sanity-run ONLY this one test file via 'php plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Compatibility/YoastSEORobotsFallbackStandaloneTest.php' from the worktree root and report the real output — this is a self-contained standalone script, not a gate.
  Commit only this file with message 'Stub language manager in Yoast robots fallback standalone test' (git user cdx-offload <cdx-offload@local> if needed). End with fenced JSON: {"commit_sha":"<sha>","files_changed":[...],"php_lint_output":"...","test_run_output":"<verbatim tail>"} plus the full diff.

first_user_message:
  Work in the git worktree at /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/lane-r3-pg26-gate (WordPress wp-content checkout). Edit EXACTLY ONE file: plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Compatibility/YoastSEORobotsFallbackStandaloneTest.php. Do NOT run any test suites, gates, remote commands, or browsers; php -l only. Do NOT touch product code.

  FAILURE (observed on the remote gate runner): this standalone test fatals:
  PHP Fatal error: Typed property InternationalPressZone\Frontend\LocalizedURLResolver::$language_manager must not be accessed before initialization in includes/Frontend/LocalizedURLResolver.php:187
  Stack: LocalizedURLResolver->is_language_active() called from for_content(), invoked at test line ~165.

  ROOT CAUSE: the test builds LocalizedURLResolver via ReflectionClass::newInstanceWithoutConstructor and reflection-sets only 'special_pages' and 'url_manager'. A recent product change added an is_language_active() guard at the top of for_content()/for_role() that reads the typed property $language_manager (declared: private LanguageManager $language_manager; namespace InternationalPressZone\Core\LanguageManager). The test never sets it.

  FIX (test-only, follow the repo's established stub pattern — see tests/unit/Frontend/RewriteRuleManagerTest.php where 'RewriteLanguageManager extends LanguageManager' declares its own constructor without calling parent):
  1. Add require_once lines for includes/Entities/Traits/Timestamps.php, includes/Entities/Language.php, includes/Core/LanguageManager.php next to the existing require_once block (~lines 86-91) — inspect those files first for their own hard dependencies loaded at class-link time (parent classes/interfaces/traits) and require anything needed; note LanguageManager's constructor type-hints Core\CacheManager but a subclass overriding __construct never references it, so do NOT require CacheManager unless class linking actually demands it.
  2. Where the resolver is built (~line 161), create an anonymous class extending InternationalPressZone\Core\LanguageManager with: public function __construct() {} ; public function getAllLanguages(bool $activeOnly = true): array returning two InternationalPressZone\Entities\Language instances constructed like new Language(['code' => 'en']) and new Language(['code' => 'he']) (check Language's constructor accepts sparse arrays the way RewriteRuleManagerTest does — mirror exactly what that test passes); and public function getDefaultLanguage(): Language returning the 'en' one (match the parent's exact signature/return type — read the parent method signatures first and mirror them or PHP fatals on incompatible override).
  3. Reflection-set the 'language_manager' property on the resolver with that stub, alongside the existing two setValue calls.
  4. Add matching use statements in the right namespace block.
  Keep the file's existing code style. Verify with php -l and report its real output. Also sanity-run ONLY this one test file via 'php plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Compatibility/YoastSEORobotsFallbackStandaloneTest.php' from the worktree root and report the real output — this is a self-contained standalone script, not a gate.
  Commit only this file with message 'Stub language manager in Yoast robots fallback standalone test' (git user cdx-offload <cdx-offload@local> if needed). End with fenced JSON: {"commit_sha":"<sha>","files_changed":[...],"php_lint_output":"...","test_run_output":"<verbatim tail>"} plus the full diff.

preview:
  Work in the git worktree at /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/lane-r3-pg26-gate (WordPress wp-content checkout). Edit EXACTLY ONE file: plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Compatibility/YoastSEORobotsFallbackStandaloneTest.php. Do NOT run any test suites, gates, remote commands, or browsers; php -l only. Do NOT touch product code.

  FAILURE (observed on the remote gate runner): this standalone test fatals:
  PHP Fatal error: Typed property InternationalPressZone\Frontend\LocalizedURLResolver::$language_manager must not be accessed before initialization in includes/Frontend/LocalizedURLResolver.php:187
  Stack: LocalizedURLResolver->is_language_active() called from for_content(), invoked at test line ~165.

  ROOT CAUSE: the test builds LocalizedURLResolver via ReflectionClass::newInstanceWithoutConstructor and reflection-sets only 'special_pages' and 'url_manager'. A recent product change added an is_language_active() guard at the top of for_content()/for_role() that reads the typed property $language_manager (declared: private LanguageManager $language_manager; namespace InternationalPressZone\Core\LanguageManager). The test never sets it.

  FIX (test-only, follow the repo's established stub pattern — see tests/unit/Frontend/RewriteRuleManagerTest.php where 'RewriteLanguageManager extends LanguageManager' declares its own constructor without calling parent):
  1. Add require_once lines for includes/Entities/Traits/Timestamps.php, includes/Entities/Language.php, includes/Core/LanguageManager.php next to the existing require_once block (~lines 86-91) — inspect those files first for their own hard dependencies loaded at class-link time (parent classes/interfaces/traits) and require anything needed; note LanguageManager's constructor type-hints Core\CacheManager but a subclass overriding __construct never references it, so do NOT require CacheManager unless class linking actually demands it.
  2. Where the resolver is built (~line 161), create an anonymous class extending InternationalPressZone\Core\LanguageManager with: public function __construct() {} ; public function getAllLanguages(bool $activeOnly = true): array returning two InternationalPressZone\Entities\Language instances constructed like new Language(['code' => 'en']) and new Language(['code' => 'he']) (check Language's constructor accepts sparse arrays the way RewriteRuleManagerTest does — mirror exactly what that test passes); and public function getDefaultLanguage(): Language returning the 'en' one (match the parent's exact signature/return type — read the parent method signatures first and mirror them or PHP fatals on incompatible override).
  3. Reflection-set the 'language_manager' property on the resolver with that stub, alongside the existing two setValue calls.
  4. Add matching use statements in the right namespace block.
  Keep the file's existing code style. Verify with php -l and report its real output. Also sanity-run ONLY this one test file via 'php plugins/international-press-zone/tests/unit/Compatibility/YoastSEORobotsFallbackStandaloneTest.php' from the worktree root and report the real output — this is a self-contained standalone script, not a gate.
  Commit only this file with message 'Stub language manager in Yoast robots fallback standalone test' (git user cdx-offload <cdx-offload@local> if needed). End with fenced JSON: {"commit_sha":"<sha>","files_changed":[...],"php_lint_output":"...","test_run_output":"<verbatim tail>"} plus the full diff.


id: 01a0285e-24f5-72d2-9011-fbecb1e2b2b1
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wp-content-10b66c7a0e8b
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 9e250f72e156d3341d3fb8eb1872fe3c9e1f5fd5
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Code-review the following diff for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin's PG-30 lane (runtime browser proof of object-level authorization — an auth-adjacent test/harness change set; no runtime plugin code changed). Files: a Playwright spec (object-authorization.spec.js) asserting per-object 403/200 semantics across translation-job and workflow REST routes using three real logged-in browser sessions, a provisioning script (remote-stack.sh) that seeds the ipz_team_workflow feature flag and runs the plugin's idempotent table creator on a snapshot stack, and a run receipt. Context you should trust: the stack is provisioned fresh and destroyed per dispatch; POST /translations reserves a group id but persists nothing (PUT /translations/content/{id} is the persisting route); WorkflowController routes register only when ipz_team_workflow is enabled; StateMachine::logTransition has a real column/schema mismatch making every transition 400 — filed as fire-e73d87ab61765698, which is why the owner transition assert is 'not 401/403' instead of 200. Judge specifically: (1) does the spec actually prove object-level authorization, or could it pass with authorization broken (e.g., weakened asserts, wrong actor, fixture that masks IDOR); (2) is the 'not 401/403' owner assert an acceptable authorization proof given the documented handler defect, or does it open a hole; (3) provisioning changes — flag seed and create_tables — correctness and fail-closed behavior; (4) login retry loop correctness (fresh context per attempt, leaked contexts on failure). This is review-only: report findings, do not fix anything, do not write files. Output: verdict APPROVED or BLOCKED plus findings with severity. The full diff is inlined below — review exactly this text, no filesystem lookup needed.

  ===== BEGIN DIFF =====
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md b/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md
  new file mode 100644
  index 000000000..5aa131336
  --- /dev/null
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md
  @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@
  +# GOLIVE lane R3 proof receipt (PG-30)
  +
  +Date: 2026-08-22
  +
  +Status: EXECUTED GREEN on `debian3` (run id `golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof11`), spec commit
  +`6a1770f76`, base `5a14afde9`. `2 passed (50.6s)`, client exit=0 — chromium 7.0s, firefox 7.3s.
  +
  +## Command
  +
  +```
  +cd <worktree>/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e && \
  +/home/user/.claude/bin/e2e-remote --hosts debian3 --server ./remote-stack.sh --wait-port 8080 \
  +  --env WP_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080 --env IPZ_E2E_RUN_ID=golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof11 -- \
  +  pnpm --dir . exec playwright test --config=playwright.config.js object-authorization.spec.js \
  +  --project=chromium --project=firefox
  +```
  +
  +## Object-level authorization proven at runtime (real browser sessions, cookie + nonce auth)
  +
  +Fixtures: admin creates two contributor users (owner, intruder), one subscriber, and a draft
  +post authored by the owner; the owner creates the Hebrew translation through
  +`PUT /translations/content/{post_id}` (the persisting route). All requests run in-page via
  +`fetch` with each session's own `X-WP-Nonce`.
  +
  +| Actor → route | Expected | Proven |
  +|---|---|---|
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs` (owner's post) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs/bulk` (owner's post) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /translation-jobs` | 201 | ✓ |
  +| owner `GET /translation-jobs/{jobId}` | 200 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /translation-jobs/bulk` | 201 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /translation-jobs/{jobId}` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `POST /translation-jobs/batch-status` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `DELETE /translation-jobs/{jobId}` (cancel) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs/{jobId}/retry` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /translation-jobs/stats` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /workflow/transition` (owner's translation) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /workflow/transition` | not 401/403 (see defect below) | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /workflow/history/{translationId}` | 403 | ✓ |
  +
  +## Product defect found by this proof (functional, not authorization)
  +
  +`StateMachine::logTransition()` inserts `from_state`/`to_state`/`user_id` columns that the
  +`wp_ipz_workflow_states` schema does not define (it has `state`/`previous_state`, `NOT NULL
  +updated_at`, and `UNIQUE(translation_id)`), and `getCurrentState()` selects the nonexistent
  +`to_state` — so every workflow transition returns 400 `Failed to log state transition`, for
  +any authorized user. The feature sits behind the default-off `ipz_team_workflow` flag, which
  +is why it never surfaced. Tracked as `fire-e73d87ab61765698` on the requests board. The
  +owner-side assert therefore proves the permission layer passed (response is not 401/403)
  +instead of the broken handler's success path; the intruder/subscriber 403s are unaffected —
  +`checkTranslationObjectPermission()` rejects before the handler runs.
  +
  +## Harness/spec seam fixes this lane needed to reach green (no runtime changes)
  +
  +1. `13eb38694`/`eddfa5220`/`b77d92757` — legacy jobs table provisioning, response-body
  +   surfacing, Hebrew language fixture owned by the spec.
  +2. `0b022d5d1` — create the translation via `PUT /translations/content/{id}`;
  +   `POST /translations` only reserves a group id and persists nothing.
  +3. `66ad1fbc6` — provisioning seeds `ipz_feature_flags['ipz_team_workflow']=true` (fail
  +   closed): `WorkflowController` routes only register behind that flag (`Plugin.php:1261`),
  +   so a fresh stack 404s every `/workflow` route with `rest_no_route`.
  +4. `8883057ae` — provisioning runs the idempotent `Database::create_tables()` (fail closed on
  +   `ipz_workflow_states`): the snapshot ships with the plugin already active, so the
  +   activation hook that creates tables never fires.
  +5. `77782c9d5` — wp-login navigation intermittently stalls on the remote stacks
  +   (cross-browser, cross-host); each login attempt now gets a fresh browser context with a
  +   short per-attempt timeout, up to 3 attempts.
  +6. `6a1770f76` — dropped the end-of-test Hebrew cleanup: chromium's disable fallback made
  +   firefox's fixture creation 409 (`language_disabled`); the stack is disposable per
  +   dispatch, so nothing outlives the run.
  +
  +## Run history to green
  +
  +- proof4 (debian1): chromium fail at translation read 404 (non-persisting POST /translations);
  +  firefox login hang.
  +- proof5 (debian1): translation creation fixed; both browsers hit `/workflow/transition` 404
  +  — diagnosed as the `ipz_team_workflow` route gate, not authorization.
  +- proof6 (debian3): workflow routes live, intruder 403 correct; owner transition 400 — the
  +  `ipz_workflow_states` table was missing (activation hook never re-fires).
  +- proof8/9 (debian3): table created; owner transition still 400 — diagnosed as the
  +  `logTransition` schema mismatch (real product defect, filed).
  +- proof10 (debian3): chromium GREEN end-to-end; firefox 409 on the Hebrew fixture after
  +  chromium's cleanup disabled the language.
  +- proof11 (debian3): both browsers GREEN, exit 0.
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  index 2fec059ef..9b9156119 100644
  --- a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  @@ -3,14 +3,31 @@ const { test, expect } = require('@playwright/test');
   const api = '/wp-json';
   
   async function login(browser, username, password) {
  -    const context = await browser.newContext();
  -    const page = await context.newPage();
  -
  -    await page.goto('/wp-login.php');
  -    await page.fill('#user_login', username);
  -    await page.fill('#user_pass', password);
  -    await page.click('#wp-submit');
  -    await page.waitForURL(/\/wp-admin/);
  +    // The wp-login POST navigation intermittently stalls on the remote stack
  +    // (observed on both browsers), and a stalled page never recovers on
  +    // re-goto — so each attempt gets a fresh context with its own connections.
  +    let context;
  +    let page;
  +    let lastError;
  +    for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 3; attempt++) {
  +        context = await browser.newContext();
  +        page = await context.newPage();
  +        try {
  +            await page.goto('/wp-login.php', { timeout: 15_000 });
  +            await page.fill('#user_login', username);
  +            await page.fill('#user_pass', password);
  +            await page.click('#wp-submit');
  +            await page.waitForURL(/\/wp-admin/, { waitUntil: 'commit', timeout: 20_000 });
  +            lastError = undefined;
  +            break;
  +        } catch (error) {
  +            lastError = error;
  +            await context.close().catch(() => {});
  +        }
  +    }
  +    if (lastError) {
  +        throw lastError;
  +    }
   
       const nonce = await page.evaluate(async () => {
           const response = await fetch('/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=rest-nonce');
  @@ -37,10 +54,28 @@ async function request(session, path, method = 'GET', body) {
   }
   
   test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource route', async ({ browser }) => {
  +    test.setTimeout(120_000);
       const suffix = Date.now();
       const password = 'ObjectAuth!123';
       const admin = await login(browser, 'admin', 'admin123');
   
  +    // The stack ships with only the default language; every job payload below
  +    // targets Hebrew, so this test owns that fixture end to end.
  +    const existingLanguages = await request(admin, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/languages`);
  +    expect(existingLanguages.status, `language enumeration: ${JSON.stringify(existingLanguages.body)}`).toBe(200);
  +    if (!existingLanguages.body.data.some((item) => item.code === 'he')) {
  +        const hebrew = await request(admin, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/languages`, 'POST', {
  +            code: 'he',
  +            locale: 'he_IL',
  +            name: 'Hebrew',
  +            nativeName: 'עברית',
  +            flagCode: 'IL',
  +            textDirection: 'rtl',
  +            isActive: true
  +        });
  +        expect(hebrew.status, `hebrew fixture creation: ${JSON.stringify(hebrew.body)}`).toBe(201);
  +    }
  +
       const owner = await request(admin, `${api}/wp/v2/users`, 'POST', {
           username: `ipz-owner-${suffix}`,
           email: `ipz-owner-${suffix}@example.test`,
  @@ -97,7 +132,7 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       expect(unauthorizedBulkQueue.status).toBe(403);
   
       const queued = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs`, 'POST', singleJobPayload);
  -    expect(queued.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(queued.status, `owner queue response: ${JSON.stringify(queued.body)}`).toBe(201);
       const jobId = queued.body.data.jobId;
       expect(jobId).toBeTruthy();
   
  @@ -105,7 +140,7 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       expect(ownerJob.status).toBe(200);
   
       const ownerBulkQueue = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs/bulk`, 'POST', bulkJobPayload);
  -    expect(ownerBulkQueue.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(ownerBulkQueue.status, `owner bulk queue response: ${JSON.stringify(ownerBulkQueue.body)}`).toBe(201);
   
       const subscriberJob = await request(subscriberSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs/${jobId}`);
       expect(subscriberJob.status).toBe(403);
  @@ -127,31 +162,48 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       const language = languages.body.data.find((item) => item.code === 'he');
       expect(language).toBeTruthy();
   
  -    const created = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations`, 'POST', {
  -        postId: post.body.id,
  -        languageId: language.id
  +    // POST /translations only reserves a group id and persists nothing, so the
  +    // content PUT is the route that actually creates translation rows.
  +    const created = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations/content/${post.body.id}`, 'PUT', {
  +        language_code: 'he',
  +        title: 'IPZ object authorization fixture (he)',
  +        content: '<p>Restricted draft content (he).</p>',
  +        excerpt: 'Restricted draft content (he).'
       });
  -    expect(created.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(created.status, `owner translation save response: ${JSON.stringify(created.body)}`).toBe(200);
   
       const translations = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations/${post.body.id}`);
  -    expect(translations.status).toBe(200);
  -    const translationId = translations.body.data[0].id;
  +    expect(translations.status, `translation list response: ${JSON.stringify(translations.body)}`).toBe(200);
  +    const hebrewRow = translations.body.data.find((row) => (row.language_code || row.languageCode) === 'he');
  +    const translationId = (hebrewRow || translations.body.data[0]).id;
       expect(translationId).toBeTruthy();
   
       const intruderTransition = await request(intruderSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/transition`, 'POST', {
           translationId,
           newState: 'pending_review'
       });
  -    expect(intruderTransition.status).toBe(403);
  +    expect(intruderTransition.status, `intruder transition response: ${JSON.stringify(intruderTransition.body)}`).toBe(403);
   
       const ownerTransition = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/transition`, 'POST', {
           translationId,
           newState: 'pending_review'
       });
  -    expect(ownerTransition.status).toBe(200);
  +    // The owner must clear the authorization gate that rejected the intruder.
  +    // The handler behind it currently 400s on EVERY transition — StateMachine::
  +    // logTransition() inserts from_state/to_state/user_id columns that the
  +    // wp_ipz_workflow_states schema does not define (it has state/previous_state
  +    // with UNIQUE translation_id) — a functional defect in the flag-gated
  +    // workflow feature, tracked on the requests board. Authorization is what
  +    // this spec proves, so assert the owner is not rejected by the permission
  +    // layer rather than asserting the broken handler's success path.
  +    expect([401, 403], `owner transition response: ${JSON.stringify(ownerTransition.body)}`).not.toContain(ownerTransition.status);
   
       const subscriberHistory = await request(subscriberSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/history/${translationId}`);
  -    expect(subscriberHistory.status).toBe(403);
  +    expect(subscriberHistory.status, `subscriber history response: ${JSON.stringify(subscriberHistory.body)}`).toBe(403);
  +
  +    // No language cleanup: the stack is provisioned fresh per dispatch, and
  +    // disabling Hebrew here breaks the second browser project's fixture
  +    // (create then 409s with language_disabled instead of finding it).
   
       await Promise.all([
           admin.context.close(),
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  index 1840f6b84..757615ac8 100755
  --- a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  @@ -929,6 +929,11 @@ wp eval '$user = get_user_by("login", "admin"); if (!$user || !$user->has_cap("m
   wp plugin activate international-press-zone
   wp plugin is-active advanced-custom-fields
   wp plugin is-active international-press-zone
  +wp eval 'update_option("ipz_feature_flags", array("ipz_team_workflow" => true), false); if (\InternationalPressZone\Core\FeatureFlags::isEnabled("ipz_team_workflow") !== true) { fwrite(STDERR, "ipz_team_workflow flag failed to enable.\n"); exit(1); }'
  +# The snapshot ships with the plugin already active, so the activation hook that
  +# creates plugin tables never fires on a fresh stack; run the idempotent
  +# creator and fail closed on the workflow-states table the specs exercise.
  +wp eval 'global $wpdb; if (!(new \InternationalPressZone\Core\Database())->create_tables()) { fwrite(STDERR, "IPZ table creation failed.\n"); exit(1); } $table = $wpdb->prefix . "ipz_workflow_states"; if ($wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare("SHOW TABLES LIKE %s", $table)) !== $table) { fwrite(STDERR, "ipz_workflow_states table missing after create_tables.\n"); exit(1); }'
   provision_connect_credential
   assert_acf_fixture_graph
   assert_rest_json_routing
  ===== END DIFF =====

first_user_message:
  Code-review the following diff for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin's PG-30 lane (runtime browser proof of object-level authorization — an auth-adjacent test/harness change set; no runtime plugin code changed). Files: a Playwright spec (object-authorization.spec.js) asserting per-object 403/200 semantics across translation-job and workflow REST routes using three real logged-in browser sessions, a provisioning script (remote-stack.sh) that seeds the ipz_team_workflow feature flag and runs the plugin's idempotent table creator on a snapshot stack, and a run receipt. Context you should trust: the stack is provisioned fresh and destroyed per dispatch; POST /translations reserves a group id but persists nothing (PUT /translations/content/{id} is the persisting route); WorkflowController routes register only when ipz_team_workflow is enabled; StateMachine::logTransition has a real column/schema mismatch making every transition 400 — filed as fire-e73d87ab61765698, which is why the owner transition assert is 'not 401/403' instead of 200. Judge specifically: (1) does the spec actually prove object-level authorization, or could it pass with authorization broken (e.g., weakened asserts, wrong actor, fixture that masks IDOR); (2) is the 'not 401/403' owner assert an acceptable authorization proof given the documented handler defect, or does it open a hole; (3) provisioning changes — flag seed and create_tables — correctness and fail-closed behavior; (4) login retry loop correctness (fresh context per attempt, leaked contexts on failure). This is review-only: report findings, do not fix anything, do not write files. Output: verdict APPROVED or BLOCKED plus findings with severity. The full diff is inlined below — review exactly this text, no filesystem lookup needed.

  ===== BEGIN DIFF =====
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md b/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md
  new file mode 100644
  index 000000000..5aa131336
  --- /dev/null
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md
  @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@
  +# GOLIVE lane R3 proof receipt (PG-30)
  +
  +Date: 2026-08-22
  +
  +Status: EXECUTED GREEN on `debian3` (run id `golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof11`), spec commit
  +`6a1770f76`, base `5a14afde9`. `2 passed (50.6s)`, client exit=0 — chromium 7.0s, firefox 7.3s.
  +
  +## Command
  +
  +```
  +cd <worktree>/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e && \
  +/home/user/.claude/bin/e2e-remote --hosts debian3 --server ./remote-stack.sh --wait-port 8080 \
  +  --env WP_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080 --env IPZ_E2E_RUN_ID=golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof11 -- \
  +  pnpm --dir . exec playwright test --config=playwright.config.js object-authorization.spec.js \
  +  --project=chromium --project=firefox
  +```
  +
  +## Object-level authorization proven at runtime (real browser sessions, cookie + nonce auth)
  +
  +Fixtures: admin creates two contributor users (owner, intruder), one subscriber, and a draft
  +post authored by the owner; the owner creates the Hebrew translation through
  +`PUT /translations/content/{post_id}` (the persisting route). All requests run in-page via
  +`fetch` with each session's own `X-WP-Nonce`.
  +
  +| Actor → route | Expected | Proven |
  +|---|---|---|
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs` (owner's post) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs/bulk` (owner's post) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /translation-jobs` | 201 | ✓ |
  +| owner `GET /translation-jobs/{jobId}` | 200 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /translation-jobs/bulk` | 201 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /translation-jobs/{jobId}` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `POST /translation-jobs/batch-status` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `DELETE /translation-jobs/{jobId}` (cancel) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs/{jobId}/retry` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /translation-jobs/stats` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /workflow/transition` (owner's translation) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /workflow/transition` | not 401/403 (see defect below) | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /workflow/history/{translationId}` | 403 | ✓ |
  +
  +## Product defect found by this proof (functional, not authorization)
  +
  +`StateMachine::logTransition()` inserts `from_state`/`to_state`/`user_id` columns that the
  +`wp_ipz_workflow_states` schema does not define (it has `state`/`previous_state`, `NOT NULL
  +updated_at`, and `UNIQUE(translation_id)`), and `getCurrentState()` selects the nonexistent
  +`to_state` — so every workflow transition returns 400 `Failed to log state transition`, for
  +any authorized user. The feature sits behind the default-off `ipz_team_workflow` flag, which
  +is why it never surfaced. Tracked as `fire-e73d87ab61765698` on the requests board. The
  +owner-side assert therefore proves the permission layer passed (response is not 401/403)
  +instead of the broken handler's success path; the intruder/subscriber 403s are unaffected —
  +`checkTranslationObjectPermission()` rejects before the handler runs.
  +
  +## Harness/spec seam fixes this lane needed to reach green (no runtime changes)
  +
  +1. `13eb38694`/`eddfa5220`/`b77d92757` — legacy jobs table provisioning, response-body
  +   surfacing, Hebrew language fixture owned by the spec.
  +2. `0b022d5d1` — create the translation via `PUT /translations/content/{id}`;
  +   `POST /translations` only reserves a group id and persists nothing.
  +3. `66ad1fbc6` — provisioning seeds `ipz_feature_flags['ipz_team_workflow']=true` (fail
  +   closed): `WorkflowController` routes only register behind that flag (`Plugin.php:1261`),
  +   so a fresh stack 404s every `/workflow` route with `rest_no_route`.
  +4. `8883057ae` — provisioning runs the idempotent `Database::create_tables()` (fail closed on
  +   `ipz_workflow_states`): the snapshot ships with the plugin already active, so the
  +   activation hook that creates tables never fires.
  +5. `77782c9d5` — wp-login navigation intermittently stalls on the remote stacks
  +   (cross-browser, cross-host); each login attempt now gets a fresh browser context with a
  +   short per-attempt timeout, up to 3 attempts.
  +6. `6a1770f76` — dropped the end-of-test Hebrew cleanup: chromium's disable fallback made
  +   firefox's fixture creation 409 (`language_disabled`); the stack is disposable per
  +   dispatch, so nothing outlives the run.
  +
  +## Run history to green
  +
  +- proof4 (debian1): chromium fail at translation read 404 (non-persisting POST /translations);
  +  firefox login hang.
  +- proof5 (debian1): translation creation fixed; both browsers hit `/workflow/transition` 404
  +  — diagnosed as the `ipz_team_workflow` route gate, not authorization.
  +- proof6 (debian3): workflow routes live, intruder 403 correct; owner transition 400 — the
  +  `ipz_workflow_states` table was missing (activation hook never re-fires).
  +- proof8/9 (debian3): table created; owner transition still 400 — diagnosed as the
  +  `logTransition` schema mismatch (real product defect, filed).
  +- proof10 (debian3): chromium GREEN end-to-end; firefox 409 on the Hebrew fixture after
  +  chromium's cleanup disabled the language.
  +- proof11 (debian3): both browsers GREEN, exit 0.
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  index 2fec059ef..9b9156119 100644
  --- a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  @@ -3,14 +3,31 @@ const { test, expect } = require('@playwright/test');
   const api = '/wp-json';
   
   async function login(browser, username, password) {
  -    const context = await browser.newContext();
  -    const page = await context.newPage();
  -
  -    await page.goto('/wp-login.php');
  -    await page.fill('#user_login', username);
  -    await page.fill('#user_pass', password);
  -    await page.click('#wp-submit');
  -    await page.waitForURL(/\/wp-admin/);
  +    // The wp-login POST navigation intermittently stalls on the remote stack
  +    // (observed on both browsers), and a stalled page never recovers on
  +    // re-goto — so each attempt gets a fresh context with its own connections.
  +    let context;
  +    let page;
  +    let lastError;
  +    for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 3; attempt++) {
  +        context = await browser.newContext();
  +        page = await context.newPage();
  +        try {
  +            await page.goto('/wp-login.php', { timeout: 15_000 });
  +            await page.fill('#user_login', username);
  +            await page.fill('#user_pass', password);
  +            await page.click('#wp-submit');
  +            await page.waitForURL(/\/wp-admin/, { waitUntil: 'commit', timeout: 20_000 });
  +            lastError = undefined;
  +            break;
  +        } catch (error) {
  +            lastError = error;
  +            await context.close().catch(() => {});
  +        }
  +    }
  +    if (lastError) {
  +        throw lastError;
  +    }
   
       const nonce = await page.evaluate(async () => {
           const response = await fetch('/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=rest-nonce');
  @@ -37,10 +54,28 @@ async function request(session, path, method = 'GET', body) {
   }
   
   test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource route', async ({ browser }) => {
  +    test.setTimeout(120_000);
       const suffix = Date.now();
       const password = 'ObjectAuth!123';
       const admin = await login(browser, 'admin', 'admin123');
   
  +    // The stack ships with only the default language; every job payload below
  +    // targets Hebrew, so this test owns that fixture end to end.
  +    const existingLanguages = await request(admin, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/languages`);
  +    expect(existingLanguages.status, `language enumeration: ${JSON.stringify(existingLanguages.body)}`).toBe(200);
  +    if (!existingLanguages.body.data.some((item) => item.code === 'he')) {
  +        const hebrew = await request(admin, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/languages`, 'POST', {
  +            code: 'he',
  +            locale: 'he_IL',
  +            name: 'Hebrew',
  +            nativeName: 'עברית',
  +            flagCode: 'IL',
  +            textDirection: 'rtl',
  +            isActive: true
  +        });
  +        expect(hebrew.status, `hebrew fixture creation: ${JSON.stringify(hebrew.body)}`).toBe(201);
  +    }
  +
       const owner = await request(admin, `${api}/wp/v2/users`, 'POST', {
           username: `ipz-owner-${suffix}`,
           email: `ipz-owner-${suffix}@example.test`,
  @@ -97,7 +132,7 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       expect(unauthorizedBulkQueue.status).toBe(403);
   
       const queued = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs`, 'POST', singleJobPayload);
  -    expect(queued.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(queued.status, `owner queue response: ${JSON.stringify(queued.body)}`).toBe(201);
       const jobId = queued.body.data.jobId;
       expect(jobId).toBeTruthy();
   
  @@ -105,7 +140,7 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       expect(ownerJob.status).toBe(200);
   
       const ownerBulkQueue = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs/bulk`, 'POST', bulkJobPayload);
  -    expect(ownerBulkQueue.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(ownerBulkQueue.status, `owner bulk queue response: ${JSON.stringify(ownerBulkQueue.body)}`).toBe(201);
   
       const subscriberJob = await request(subscriberSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs/${jobId}`);
       expect(subscriberJob.status).toBe(403);
  @@ -127,31 +162,48 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       const language = languages.body.data.find((item) => item.code === 'he');
       expect(language).toBeTruthy();
   
  -    const created = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations`, 'POST', {
  -        postId: post.body.id,
  -        languageId: language.id
  +    // POST /translations only reserves a group id and persists nothing, so the
  +    // content PUT is the route that actually creates translation rows.
  +    const created = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations/content/${post.body.id}`, 'PUT', {
  +        language_code: 'he',
  +        title: 'IPZ object authorization fixture (he)',
  +        content: '<p>Restricted draft content (he).</p>',
  +        excerpt: 'Restricted draft content (he).'
       });
  -    expect(created.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(created.status, `owner translation save response: ${JSON.stringify(created.body)}`).toBe(200);
   
       const translations = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations/${post.body.id}`);
  -    expect(translations.status).toBe(200);
  -    const translationId = translations.body.data[0].id;
  +    expect(translations.status, `translation list response: ${JSON.stringify(translations.body)}`).toBe(200);
  +    const hebrewRow = translations.body.data.find((row) => (row.language_code || row.languageCode) === 'he');
  +    const translationId = (hebrewRow || translations.body.data[0]).id;
       expect(translationId).toBeTruthy();
   
       const intruderTransition = await request(intruderSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/transition`, 'POST', {
           translationId,
           newState: 'pending_review'
       });
  -    expect(intruderTransition.status).toBe(403);
  +    expect(intruderTransition.status, `intruder transition response: ${JSON.stringify(intruderTransition.body)}`).toBe(403);
   
       const ownerTransition = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/transition`, 'POST', {
           translationId,
           newState: 'pending_review'
       });
  -    expect(ownerTransition.status).toBe(200);
  +    // The owner must clear the authorization gate that rejected the intruder.
  +    // The handler behind it currently 400s on EVERY transition — StateMachine::
  +    // logTransition() inserts from_state/to_state/user_id columns that the
  +    // wp_ipz_workflow_states schema does not define (it has state/previous_state
  +    // with UNIQUE translation_id) — a functional defect in the flag-gated
  +    // workflow feature, tracked on the requests board. Authorization is what
  +    // this spec proves, so assert the owner is not rejected by the permission
  +    // layer rather than asserting the broken handler's success path.
  +    expect([401, 403], `owner transition response: ${JSON.stringify(ownerTransition.body)}`).not.toContain(ownerTransition.status);
   
       const subscriberHistory = await request(subscriberSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/history/${translationId}`);
  -    expect(subscriberHistory.status).toBe(403);
  +    expect(subscriberHistory.status, `subscriber history response: ${JSON.stringify(subscriberHistory.body)}`).toBe(403);
  +
  +    // No language cleanup: the stack is provisioned fresh per dispatch, and
  +    // disabling Hebrew here breaks the second browser project's fixture
  +    // (create then 409s with language_disabled instead of finding it).
   
       await Promise.all([
           admin.context.close(),
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  index 1840f6b84..757615ac8 100755
  --- a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  @@ -929,6 +929,11 @@ wp eval '$user = get_user_by("login", "admin"); if (!$user || !$user->has_cap("m
   wp plugin activate international-press-zone
   wp plugin is-active advanced-custom-fields
   wp plugin is-active international-press-zone
  +wp eval 'update_option("ipz_feature_flags", array("ipz_team_workflow" => true), false); if (\InternationalPressZone\Core\FeatureFlags::isEnabled("ipz_team_workflow") !== true) { fwrite(STDERR, "ipz_team_workflow flag failed to enable.\n"); exit(1); }'
  +# The snapshot ships with the plugin already active, so the activation hook that
  +# creates plugin tables never fires on a fresh stack; run the idempotent
  +# creator and fail closed on the workflow-states table the specs exercise.
  +wp eval 'global $wpdb; if (!(new \InternationalPressZone\Core\Database())->create_tables()) { fwrite(STDERR, "IPZ table creation failed.\n"); exit(1); } $table = $wpdb->prefix . "ipz_workflow_states"; if ($wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare("SHOW TABLES LIKE %s", $table)) !== $table) { fwrite(STDERR, "ipz_workflow_states table missing after create_tables.\n"); exit(1); }'
   provision_connect_credential
   assert_acf_fixture_graph
   assert_rest_json_routing
  ===== END DIFF =====

preview:
  Code-review the following diff for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin's PG-30 lane (runtime browser proof of object-level authorization — an auth-adjacent test/harness change set; no runtime plugin code changed). Files: a Playwright spec (object-authorization.spec.js) asserting per-object 403/200 semantics across translation-job and workflow REST routes using three real logged-in browser sessions, a provisioning script (remote-stack.sh) that seeds the ipz_team_workflow feature flag and runs the plugin's idempotent table creator on a snapshot stack, and a run receipt. Context you should trust: the stack is provisioned fresh and destroyed per dispatch; POST /translations reserves a group id but persists nothing (PUT /translations/content/{id} is the persisting route); WorkflowController routes register only when ipz_team_workflow is enabled; StateMachine::logTransition has a real column/schema mismatch making every transition 400 — filed as fire-e73d87ab61765698, which is why the owner transition assert is 'not 401/403' instead of 200. Judge specifically: (1) does the spec actually prove object-level authorization, or could it pass with authorization broken (e.g., weakened asserts, wrong actor, fixture that masks IDOR); (2) is the 'not 401/403' owner assert an acceptable authorization proof given the documented handler defect, or does it open a hole; (3) provisioning changes — flag seed and create_tables — correctness and fail-closed behavior; (4) login retry loop correctness (fresh context per attempt, leaked contexts on failure). This is review-only: report findings, do not fix anything, do not write files. Output: verdict APPROVED or BLOCKED plus findings with severity. The full diff is inlined below — review exactly this text, no filesystem lookup needed.

  ===== BEGIN DIFF =====
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md b/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md
  new file mode 100644
  index 000000000..5aa131336
  --- /dev/null
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/docs/launch/receipts/golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof.md
  @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@
  +# GOLIVE lane R3 proof receipt (PG-30)
  +
  +Date: 2026-08-22
  +
  +Status: EXECUTED GREEN on `debian3` (run id `golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof11`), spec commit
  +`6a1770f76`, base `5a14afde9`. `2 passed (50.6s)`, client exit=0 — chromium 7.0s, firefox 7.3s.
  +
  +## Command
  +
  +```
  +cd <worktree>/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e && \
  +/home/user/.claude/bin/e2e-remote --hosts debian3 --server ./remote-stack.sh --wait-port 8080 \
  +  --env WP_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080 --env IPZ_E2E_RUN_ID=golive-lanes-r3-20260822-proof11 -- \
  +  pnpm --dir . exec playwright test --config=playwright.config.js object-authorization.spec.js \
  +  --project=chromium --project=firefox
  +```
  +
  +## Object-level authorization proven at runtime (real browser sessions, cookie + nonce auth)
  +
  +Fixtures: admin creates two contributor users (owner, intruder), one subscriber, and a draft
  +post authored by the owner; the owner creates the Hebrew translation through
  +`PUT /translations/content/{post_id}` (the persisting route). All requests run in-page via
  +`fetch` with each session's own `X-WP-Nonce`.
  +
  +| Actor → route | Expected | Proven |
  +|---|---|---|
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs` (owner's post) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs/bulk` (owner's post) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /translation-jobs` | 201 | ✓ |
  +| owner `GET /translation-jobs/{jobId}` | 200 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /translation-jobs/bulk` | 201 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /translation-jobs/{jobId}` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `POST /translation-jobs/batch-status` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `DELETE /translation-jobs/{jobId}` (cancel) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /translation-jobs/{jobId}/retry` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /translation-jobs/stats` | 403 | ✓ |
  +| intruder `POST /workflow/transition` (owner's translation) | 403 | ✓ |
  +| owner `POST /workflow/transition` | not 401/403 (see defect below) | ✓ |
  +| subscriber `GET /workflow/history/{translationId}` | 403 | ✓ |
  +
  +## Product defect found by this proof (functional, not authorization)
  +
  +`StateMachine::logTransition()` inserts `from_state`/`to_state`/`user_id` columns that the
  +`wp_ipz_workflow_states` schema does not define (it has `state`/`previous_state`, `NOT NULL
  +updated_at`, and `UNIQUE(translation_id)`), and `getCurrentState()` selects the nonexistent
  +`to_state` — so every workflow transition returns 400 `Failed to log state transition`, for
  +any authorized user. The feature sits behind the default-off `ipz_team_workflow` flag, which
  +is why it never surfaced. Tracked as `fire-e73d87ab61765698` on the requests board. The
  +owner-side assert therefore proves the permission layer passed (response is not 401/403)
  +instead of the broken handler's success path; the intruder/subscriber 403s are unaffected —
  +`checkTranslationObjectPermission()` rejects before the handler runs.
  +
  +## Harness/spec seam fixes this lane needed to reach green (no runtime changes)
  +
  +1. `13eb38694`/`eddfa5220`/`b77d92757` — legacy jobs table provisioning, response-body
  +   surfacing, Hebrew language fixture owned by the spec.
  +2. `0b022d5d1` — create the translation via `PUT /translations/content/{id}`;
  +   `POST /translations` only reserves a group id and persists nothing.
  +3. `66ad1fbc6` — provisioning seeds `ipz_feature_flags['ipz_team_workflow']=true` (fail
  +   closed): `WorkflowController` routes only register behind that flag (`Plugin.php:1261`),
  +   so a fresh stack 404s every `/workflow` route with `rest_no_route`.
  +4. `8883057ae` — provisioning runs the idempotent `Database::create_tables()` (fail closed on
  +   `ipz_workflow_states`): the snapshot ships with the plugin already active, so the
  +   activation hook that creates tables never fires.
  +5. `77782c9d5` — wp-login navigation intermittently stalls on the remote stacks
  +   (cross-browser, cross-host); each login attempt now gets a fresh browser context with a
  +   short per-attempt timeout, up to 3 attempts.
  +6. `6a1770f76` — dropped the end-of-test Hebrew cleanup: chromium's disable fallback made
  +   firefox's fixture creation 409 (`language_disabled`); the stack is disposable per
  +   dispatch, so nothing outlives the run.
  +
  +## Run history to green
  +
  +- proof4 (debian1): chromium fail at translation read 404 (non-persisting POST /translations);
  +  firefox login hang.
  +- proof5 (debian1): translation creation fixed; both browsers hit `/workflow/transition` 404
  +  — diagnosed as the `ipz_team_workflow` route gate, not authorization.
  +- proof6 (debian3): workflow routes live, intruder 403 correct; owner transition 400 — the
  +  `ipz_workflow_states` table was missing (activation hook never re-fires).
  +- proof8/9 (debian3): table created; owner transition still 400 — diagnosed as the
  +  `logTransition` schema mismatch (real product defect, filed).
  +- proof10 (debian3): chromium GREEN end-to-end; firefox 409 on the Hebrew fixture after
  +  chromium's cleanup disabled the language.
  +- proof11 (debian3): both browsers GREEN, exit 0.
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  index 2fec059ef..9b9156119 100644
  --- a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/object-authorization.spec.js
  @@ -3,14 +3,31 @@ const { test, expect } = require('@playwright/test');
   const api = '/wp-json';
   
   async function login(browser, username, password) {
  -    const context = await browser.newContext();
  -    const page = await context.newPage();
  -
  -    await page.goto('/wp-login.php');
  -    await page.fill('#user_login', username);
  -    await page.fill('#user_pass', password);
  -    await page.click('#wp-submit');
  -    await page.waitForURL(/\/wp-admin/);
  +    // The wp-login POST navigation intermittently stalls on the remote stack
  +    // (observed on both browsers), and a stalled page never recovers on
  +    // re-goto — so each attempt gets a fresh context with its own connections.
  +    let context;
  +    let page;
  +    let lastError;
  +    for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 3; attempt++) {
  +        context = await browser.newContext();
  +        page = await context.newPage();
  +        try {
  +            await page.goto('/wp-login.php', { timeout: 15_000 });
  +            await page.fill('#user_login', username);
  +            await page.fill('#user_pass', password);
  +            await page.click('#wp-submit');
  +            await page.waitForURL(/\/wp-admin/, { waitUntil: 'commit', timeout: 20_000 });
  +            lastError = undefined;
  +            break;
  +        } catch (error) {
  +            lastError = error;
  +            await context.close().catch(() => {});
  +        }
  +    }
  +    if (lastError) {
  +        throw lastError;
  +    }
   
       const nonce = await page.evaluate(async () => {
           const response = await fetch('/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=rest-nonce');
  @@ -37,10 +54,28 @@ async function request(session, path, method = 'GET', body) {
   }
   
   test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource route', async ({ browser }) => {
  +    test.setTimeout(120_000);
       const suffix = Date.now();
       const password = 'ObjectAuth!123';
       const admin = await login(browser, 'admin', 'admin123');
   
  +    // The stack ships with only the default language; every job payload below
  +    // targets Hebrew, so this test owns that fixture end to end.
  +    const existingLanguages = await request(admin, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/languages`);
  +    expect(existingLanguages.status, `language enumeration: ${JSON.stringify(existingLanguages.body)}`).toBe(200);
  +    if (!existingLanguages.body.data.some((item) => item.code === 'he')) {
  +        const hebrew = await request(admin, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/languages`, 'POST', {
  +            code: 'he',
  +            locale: 'he_IL',
  +            name: 'Hebrew',
  +            nativeName: 'עברית',
  +            flagCode: 'IL',
  +            textDirection: 'rtl',
  +            isActive: true
  +        });
  +        expect(hebrew.status, `hebrew fixture creation: ${JSON.stringify(hebrew.body)}`).toBe(201);
  +    }
  +
       const owner = await request(admin, `${api}/wp/v2/users`, 'POST', {
           username: `ipz-owner-${suffix}`,
           email: `ipz-owner-${suffix}@example.test`,
  @@ -97,7 +132,7 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       expect(unauthorizedBulkQueue.status).toBe(403);
   
       const queued = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs`, 'POST', singleJobPayload);
  -    expect(queued.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(queued.status, `owner queue response: ${JSON.stringify(queued.body)}`).toBe(201);
       const jobId = queued.body.data.jobId;
       expect(jobId).toBeTruthy();
   
  @@ -105,7 +140,7 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       expect(ownerJob.status).toBe(200);
   
       const ownerBulkQueue = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs/bulk`, 'POST', bulkJobPayload);
  -    expect(ownerBulkQueue.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(ownerBulkQueue.status, `owner bulk queue response: ${JSON.stringify(ownerBulkQueue.body)}`).toBe(201);
   
       const subscriberJob = await request(subscriberSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translation-jobs/${jobId}`);
       expect(subscriberJob.status).toBe(403);
  @@ -127,31 +162,48 @@ test('object-level authorization protects workflow and every legacy job resource
       const language = languages.body.data.find((item) => item.code === 'he');
       expect(language).toBeTruthy();
   
  -    const created = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations`, 'POST', {
  -        postId: post.body.id,
  -        languageId: language.id
  +    // POST /translations only reserves a group id and persists nothing, so the
  +    // content PUT is the route that actually creates translation rows.
  +    const created = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations/content/${post.body.id}`, 'PUT', {
  +        language_code: 'he',
  +        title: 'IPZ object authorization fixture (he)',
  +        content: '<p>Restricted draft content (he).</p>',
  +        excerpt: 'Restricted draft content (he).'
       });
  -    expect(created.status).toBe(201);
  +    expect(created.status, `owner translation save response: ${JSON.stringify(created.body)}`).toBe(200);
   
       const translations = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/translations/${post.body.id}`);
  -    expect(translations.status).toBe(200);
  -    const translationId = translations.body.data[0].id;
  +    expect(translations.status, `translation list response: ${JSON.stringify(translations.body)}`).toBe(200);
  +    const hebrewRow = translations.body.data.find((row) => (row.language_code || row.languageCode) === 'he');
  +    const translationId = (hebrewRow || translations.body.data[0]).id;
       expect(translationId).toBeTruthy();
   
       const intruderTransition = await request(intruderSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/transition`, 'POST', {
           translationId,
           newState: 'pending_review'
       });
  -    expect(intruderTransition.status).toBe(403);
  +    expect(intruderTransition.status, `intruder transition response: ${JSON.stringify(intruderTransition.body)}`).toBe(403);
   
       const ownerTransition = await request(ownerSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/transition`, 'POST', {
           translationId,
           newState: 'pending_review'
       });
  -    expect(ownerTransition.status).toBe(200);
  +    // The owner must clear the authorization gate that rejected the intruder.
  +    // The handler behind it currently 400s on EVERY transition — StateMachine::
  +    // logTransition() inserts from_state/to_state/user_id columns that the
  +    // wp_ipz_workflow_states schema does not define (it has state/previous_state
  +    // with UNIQUE translation_id) — a functional defect in the flag-gated
  +    // workflow feature, tracked on the requests board. Authorization is what
  +    // this spec proves, so assert the owner is not rejected by the permission
  +    // layer rather than asserting the broken handler's success path.
  +    expect([401, 403], `owner transition response: ${JSON.stringify(ownerTransition.body)}`).not.toContain(ownerTransition.status);
   
       const subscriberHistory = await request(subscriberSession, `${api}/international-press-zone/v1/workflow/history/${translationId}`);
  -    expect(subscriberHistory.status).toBe(403);
  +    expect(subscriberHistory.status, `subscriber history response: ${JSON.stringify(subscriberHistory.body)}`).toBe(403);
  +
  +    // No language cleanup: the stack is provisioned fresh per dispatch, and
  +    // disabling Hebrew here breaks the second browser project's fixture
  +    // (create then 409s with language_disabled instead of finding it).
   
       await Promise.all([
           admin.context.close(),
  diff --git a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  index 1840f6b84..757615ac8 100755
  --- a/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  +++ b/plugins/international-press-zone/tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh
  @@ -929,6 +929,11 @@ wp eval '$user = get_user_by("login", "admin"); if (!$user || !$user->has_cap("m
   wp plugin activate international-press-zone
   wp plugin is-active advanced-custom-fields
   wp plugin is-active international-press-zone
  +wp eval 'update_option("ipz_feature_flags", array("ipz_team_workflow" => true), false); if (\InternationalPressZone\Core\FeatureFlags::isEnabled("ipz_team_workflow") !== true) { fwrite(STDERR, "ipz_team_workflow flag failed to enable.\n"); exit(1); }'
  +# The snapshot ships with the plugin already active, so the activation hook that
  +# creates plugin tables never fires on a fresh stack; run the idempotent
  +# creator and fail closed on the workflow-states table the specs exercise.
  +wp eval 'global $wpdb; if (!(new \InternationalPressZone\Core\Database())->create_tables()) { fwrite(STDERR, "IPZ table creation failed.\n"); exit(1); } $table = $wpdb->prefix . "ipz_workflow_states"; if ($wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare("SHOW TABLES LIKE %s", $table)) !== $table) { fwrite(STDERR, "ipz_workflow_states table missing after create_tables.\n"); exit(1); }'
   provision_connect_credential
   assert_acf_fixture_graph
   assert_rest_json_routing
  ===== END DIFF =====


id: 01a028a3-ab5e-7553-8629-b92a6f98fca7
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-ui-makeover-0dfca873ae9b/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 484cb0bc35cc5f77bc5fc3a36e36d2fd4c0f3215
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/22/rollout-2026-08-22T08-43-30-01a028a3-ab5e-7553-8629-b92a6f98fca7.jsonl

title:
  READ-ONLY AUDIT — do not modify, create, or commit any files in the repository. You are auditing the admin SPA of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin for UI consistency gaps, after a componentization makeover (shared components now live in admin/src/components/, pages in admin/src/pages/, styles in admin/src/styles/ SCSS).

  Context from the owner: visual inconsistencies are visible in the shipped UI — e.g. on the content-translate page, the 'Refresh Scan'/'Generate All' buttons have a visibly larger border-radius than the 'Translate'/'Generate' row-action buttons, and at least 3 different border-radius values appear across the dashboard. The owner wants a FULL consistency audit before deciding what to standardize.

  Audit scope: admin/src/** (all SCSS in admin/src/styles/, all JS components in admin/src/components/, all pages in admin/src/pages/). Ignore admin/dist (generated), node_modules, and everything outside admin/src.

  Produce a comprehensive UI-consistency gap report covering, at minimum:
  1. Border-radius: every distinct value used, where (file:line), and which components disagree while representing the same semantic element (buttons, cards, inputs, modals, badges, tables).
  2. Spacing: padding/margin/gap values — is there a scale? List off-scale one-off values and clusters.
  3. Colors: hardcoded hex/rgb/hsl literals vs CSS custom properties/SCSS variables; duplicate near-identical colors; dark-mode coverage gaps (styles missing a dark-mode counterpart).
  4. Typography: font-size/weight/line-height values in use; same-semantic elements (section titles, table headers, labels, helper text) using different values.
  5. Shadows and borders: distinct box-shadow values; border color/width variants; same-elevation components using different shadows.
  6. Buttons specifically: enumerate every button style path (shared Button component vs page-local button CSS vs raw <button> styling); which pages bypass the shared component.
  7. Form controls: inputs, selects, checkboxes, toggles — height, padding, radius, focus-state consistency.
  8. Transitions/animations: durations and easings in use; reduced-motion coverage.
  9. Z-index values in use.
  10. Component bypasses: markup in pages/ that re-implements what a shared component in components/ already provides (candidate DRY violations).

  For every finding: cite file:line evidence and a count of occurrences. End the report with: (a) a summary table of each token category, number of distinct values found, and a suggested canonical set; (b) a top-10 list of highest-impact inconsistencies ranked by user-visible effect.

  Write the full report to /tmp/claude-1000/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/21892439-04c2-4773-83c9-b1a1d0c0bfd8/scratchpad/ui-consistency-audit.md (this path is outside the repo and is the ONLY file you may write). Also print the report in full to stdout.

first_user_message:
  READ-ONLY AUDIT — do not modify, create, or commit any files in the repository. You are auditing the admin SPA of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin for UI consistency gaps, after a componentization makeover (shared components now live in admin/src/components/, pages in admin/src/pages/, styles in admin/src/styles/ SCSS).

  Context from the owner: visual inconsistencies are visible in the shipped UI — e.g. on the content-translate page, the 'Refresh Scan'/'Generate All' buttons have a visibly larger border-radius than the 'Translate'/'Generate' row-action buttons, and at least 3 different border-radius values appear across the dashboard. The owner wants a FULL consistency audit before deciding what to standardize.

  Audit scope: admin/src/** (all SCSS in admin/src/styles/, all JS components in admin/src/components/, all pages in admin/src/pages/). Ignore admin/dist (generated), node_modules, and everything outside admin/src.

  Produce a comprehensive UI-consistency gap report covering, at minimum:
  1. Border-radius: every distinct value used, where (file:line), and which components disagree while representing the same semantic element (buttons, cards, inputs, modals, badges, tables).
  2. Spacing: padding/margin/gap values — is there a scale? List off-scale one-off values and clusters.
  3. Colors: hardcoded hex/rgb/hsl literals vs CSS custom properties/SCSS variables; duplicate near-identical colors; dark-mode coverage gaps (styles missing a dark-mode counterpart).
  4. Typography: font-size/weight/line-height values in use; same-semantic elements (section titles, table headers, labels, helper text) using different values.
  5. Shadows and borders: distinct box-shadow values; border color/width variants; same-elevation components using different shadows.
  6. Buttons specifically: enumerate every button style path (shared Button component vs page-local button CSS vs raw <button> styling); which pages bypass the shared component.
  7. Form controls: inputs, selects, checkboxes, toggles — height, padding, radius, focus-state consistency.
  8. Transitions/animations: durations and easings in use; reduced-motion coverage.
  9. Z-index values in use.
  10. Component bypasses: markup in pages/ that re-implements what a shared component in components/ already provides (candidate DRY violations).

  For every finding: cite file:line evidence and a count of occurrences. End the report with: (a) a summary table of each token category, number of distinct values found, and a suggested canonical set; (b) a top-10 list of highest-impact inconsistencies ranked by user-visible effect.

  Write the full report to /tmp/claude-1000/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/21892439-04c2-4773-83c9-b1a1d0c0bfd8/scratchpad/ui-consistency-audit.md (this path is outside the repo and is the ONLY file you may write). Also print the report in full to stdout.

preview:
  READ-ONLY AUDIT — do not modify, create, or commit any files in the repository. You are auditing the admin SPA of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin for UI consistency gaps, after a componentization makeover (shared components now live in admin/src/components/, pages in admin/src/pages/, styles in admin/src/styles/ SCSS).

  Context from the owner: visual inconsistencies are visible in the shipped UI — e.g. on the content-translate page, the 'Refresh Scan'/'Generate All' buttons have a visibly larger border-radius than the 'Translate'/'Generate' row-action buttons, and at least 3 different border-radius values appear across the dashboard. The owner wants a FULL consistency audit before deciding what to standardize.

  Audit scope: admin/src/** (all SCSS in admin/src/styles/, all JS components in admin/src/components/, all pages in admin/src/pages/). Ignore admin/dist (generated), node_modules, and everything outside admin/src.

  Produce a comprehensive UI-consistency gap report covering, at minimum:
  1. Border-radius: every distinct value used, where (file:line), and which components disagree while representing the same semantic element (buttons, cards, inputs, modals, badges, tables).
  2. Spacing: padding/margin/gap values — is there a scale? List off-scale one-off values and clusters.
  3. Colors: hardcoded hex/rgb/hsl literals vs CSS custom properties/SCSS variables; duplicate near-identical colors; dark-mode coverage gaps (styles missing a dark-mode counterpart).
  4. Typography: font-size/weight/line-height values in use; same-semantic elements (section titles, table headers, labels, helper text) using different values.
  5. Shadows and borders: distinct box-shadow values; border color/width variants; same-elevation components using different shadows.
  6. Buttons specifically: enumerate every button style path (shared Button component vs page-local button CSS vs raw <button> styling); which pages bypass the shared component.
  7. Form controls: inputs, selects, checkboxes, toggles — height, padding, radius, focus-state consistency.
  8. Transitions/animations: durations and easings in use; reduced-motion coverage.
  9. Z-index values in use.
  10. Component bypasses: markup in pages/ that re-implements what a shared component in components/ already provides (candidate DRY violations).

  For every finding: cite file:line evidence and a count of occurrences. End the report with: (a) a summary table of each token category, number of distinct values found, and a suggested canonical set; (b) a top-10 list of highest-impact inconsistencies ranked by user-visible effect.

  Write the full report to /tmp/claude-1000/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/21892439-04c2-4773-83c9-b1a1d0c0bfd8/scratchpad/ui-consistency-audit.md (this path is outside the repo and is the ONLY file you may write). Also print the report in full to stdout.


id: 01a028ef-ac6f-77c3-b331-e0e415a87e23
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/lane-r5-pg46-backend-ff206dad2801/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 2e5323ab9aa51c6a6e4eb4826a44d3bc58111ba6
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Work DIRECTLY yourself — do not spawn subagents or other agents. Do NOT commit (your commits cannot be collected; only file contents are) — leave your changes in the working tree.

  You are in the plugin root of the international-press-zone plugin (branch wt/lane-r5-pg46-backend-20260822, base 71477d51a). Plugin version is 0.9.80.

  GOAL — GOLIVE gate PG-46 (read its row in GOLIVE.md, line ~106, and the evidence contract in docs/launch/RELEASE-EVIDENCE.md): prove that production https://api.press.zone exposes the exact plugin-required Connect, package, translation/job, status, portal, heartbeat/exceptions, and update/package endpoints. This records the PLUGIN dependency proof only; backend internals are out of scope.

  STEP 1 — Enumerate required endpoints from the PLUGIN SOURCE (authoritative, do not invent): grep the plugin's includes/ tree (Connect/, Api/, Update*, Licensing, REST client classes) for backend URL paths and route constants (search for api.press.zone, '/v1/', 'wp-json' is LOCAL not backend, endpoint path strings, and the configurable API base). Build a table: endpoint path, HTTP method the plugin uses, plugin source file:line that requires it.

  STEP 2 — Probe each endpoint on https://api.press.zone with STRICTLY READ-ONLY requests: curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' with GET or HEAD ONLY. NEVER send POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE, NEVER send credentials, API keys, or request bodies, NEVER retry aggressively (one request per endpoint, plus at most one retry on network error). Interpretation: 200/301/302/400/401/403/405/422 = endpoint EXISTS (auth/method/validation rejections prove presence); 404/410 = MISSING (finding); 5xx = record verbatim as a finding; connection failure = record and retry once. Also fetch any health/version/catalog endpoint the plugin reads and capture its body if it is small JSON (do not dump huge bodies).

  STEP 3 — Receipt: write docs/launch/receipts/golive-lane-r5-20260822-backend.md with the endpoint table (path, method plugin uses, probe method, HTTP code observed, verdict), the exact curl commands, the plugin file:line for each requirement, and findings. Per RELEASE-EVIDENCE.md style.

  STEP 4 — GOLIVE.md: flip the PG-46 row to "- [x] PG-46 [WORKS] — ..." ONLY if EVERY plugin-required endpoint proved present (no 404/410, no unexplained 5xx, no connection failures). Otherwise leave "[ ] ... [UNVERIFIED]" and let the receipt say exactly which endpoints failed.

  Rules: real output only — never claim a probe you did not run; paste real HTTP codes. Never touch dev1, dev3.press.zone, or anything outside this plugin directory. If the plugin's API base is configurable, the canonical production base is https://api.press.zone.

  FINAL MESSAGE: 1) JSON: {"pg46_status":"green|blocked","endpoints_total":N,"endpoints_present":N,"endpoints_missing":["..."],"receipt_path":"...","blockers":["..."]} 2) the full unified diff (git diff) of your changes.

first_user_message:
  Work DIRECTLY yourself — do not spawn subagents or other agents. Do NOT commit (your commits cannot be collected; only file contents are) — leave your changes in the working tree.

  You are in the plugin root of the international-press-zone plugin (branch wt/lane-r5-pg46-backend-20260822, base 71477d51a). Plugin version is 0.9.80.

  GOAL — GOLIVE gate PG-46 (read its row in GOLIVE.md, line ~106, and the evidence contract in docs/launch/RELEASE-EVIDENCE.md): prove that production https://api.press.zone exposes the exact plugin-required Connect, package, translation/job, status, portal, heartbeat/exceptions, and update/package endpoints. This records the PLUGIN dependency proof only; backend internals are out of scope.

  STEP 1 — Enumerate required endpoints from the PLUGIN SOURCE (authoritative, do not invent): grep the plugin's includes/ tree (Connect/, Api/, Update*, Licensing, REST client classes) for backend URL paths and route constants (search for api.press.zone, '/v1/', 'wp-json' is LOCAL not backend, endpoint path strings, and the configurable API base). Build a table: endpoint path, HTTP method the plugin uses, plugin source file:line that requires it.

  STEP 2 — Probe each endpoint on https://api.press.zone with STRICTLY READ-ONLY requests: curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' with GET or HEAD ONLY. NEVER send POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE, NEVER send credentials, API keys, or request bodies, NEVER retry aggressively (one request per endpoint, plus at most one retry on network error). Interpretation: 200/301/302/400/401/403/405/422 = endpoint EXISTS (auth/method/validation rejections prove presence); 404/410 = MISSING (finding); 5xx = record verbatim as a finding; connection failure = record and retry once. Also fetch any health/version/catalog endpoint the plugin reads and capture its body if it is small JSON (do not dump huge bodies).

  STEP 3 — Receipt: write docs/launch/receipts/golive-lane-r5-20260822-backend.md with the endpoint table (path, method plugin uses, probe method, HTTP code observed, verdict), the exact curl commands, the plugin file:line for each requirement, and findings. Per RELEASE-EVIDENCE.md style.

  STEP 4 — GOLIVE.md: flip the PG-46 row to "- [x] PG-46 [WORKS] — ..." ONLY if EVERY plugin-required endpoint proved present (no 404/410, no unexplained 5xx, no connection failures). Otherwise leave "[ ] ... [UNVERIFIED]" and let the receipt say exactly which endpoints failed.

  Rules: real output only — never claim a probe you did not run; paste real HTTP codes. Never touch dev1, dev3.press.zone, or anything outside this plugin directory. If the plugin's API base is configurable, the canonical production base is https://api.press.zone.

  FINAL MESSAGE: 1) JSON: {"pg46_status":"green|blocked","endpoints_total":N,"endpoints_present":N,"endpoints_missing":["..."],"receipt_path":"...","blockers":["..."]} 2) the full unified diff (git diff) of your changes.

preview:
  Work DIRECTLY yourself — do not spawn subagents or other agents. Do NOT commit (your commits cannot be collected; only file contents are) — leave your changes in the working tree.

  You are in the plugin root of the international-press-zone plugin (branch wt/lane-r5-pg46-backend-20260822, base 71477d51a). Plugin version is 0.9.80.

  GOAL — GOLIVE gate PG-46 (read its row in GOLIVE.md, line ~106, and the evidence contract in docs/launch/RELEASE-EVIDENCE.md): prove that production https://api.press.zone exposes the exact plugin-required Connect, package, translation/job, status, portal, heartbeat/exceptions, and update/package endpoints. This records the PLUGIN dependency proof only; backend internals are out of scope.

  STEP 1 — Enumerate required endpoints from the PLUGIN SOURCE (authoritative, do not invent): grep the plugin's includes/ tree (Connect/, Api/, Update*, Licensing, REST client classes) for backend URL paths and route constants (search for api.press.zone, '/v1/', 'wp-json' is LOCAL not backend, endpoint path strings, and the configurable API base). Build a table: endpoint path, HTTP method the plugin uses, plugin source file:line that requires it.

  STEP 2 — Probe each endpoint on https://api.press.zone with STRICTLY READ-ONLY requests: curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' with GET or HEAD ONLY. NEVER send POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE, NEVER send credentials, API keys, or request bodies, NEVER retry aggressively (one request per endpoint, plus at most one retry on network error). Interpretation: 200/301/302/400/401/403/405/422 = endpoint EXISTS (auth/method/validation rejections prove presence); 404/410 = MISSING (finding); 5xx = record verbatim as a finding; connection failure = record and retry once. Also fetch any health/version/catalog endpoint the plugin reads and capture its body if it is small JSON (do not dump huge bodies).

  STEP 3 — Receipt: write docs/launch/receipts/golive-lane-r5-20260822-backend.md with the endpoint table (path, method plugin uses, probe method, HTTP code observed, verdict), the exact curl commands, the plugin file:line for each requirement, and findings. Per RELEASE-EVIDENCE.md style.

  STEP 4 — GOLIVE.md: flip the PG-46 row to "- [x] PG-46 [WORKS] — ..." ONLY if EVERY plugin-required endpoint proved present (no 404/410, no unexplained 5xx, no connection failures). Otherwise leave "[ ] ... [UNVERIFIED]" and let the receipt say exactly which endpoints failed.

  Rules: real output only — never claim a probe you did not run; paste real HTTP codes. Never touch dev1, dev3.press.zone, or anything outside this plugin directory. If the plugin's API base is configurable, the canonical production base is https://api.press.zone.

  FINAL MESSAGE: 1) JSON: {"pg46_status":"green|blocked","endpoints_total":N,"endpoints_present":N,"endpoints_missing":["..."],"receipt_path":"...","blockers":["..."]} 2) the full unified diff (git diff) of your changes.


id: 01a02904-9b9c-7453-81e5-94fbef9128e8
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/lane-r6-pg33-install-8b41409c63f2/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: e5ddc397e66e25ea6c702419cabc2fb9649f1339
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/22/rollout-2026-08-22T10-29-24-01a02904-9b9c-7453-81e5-94fbef9128e8.jsonl

title:
  You are an adversarial code reviewer. REPORT ONLY — never fix, never commit.

  You are in the plugin root of international-press-zone, branch wt/lane-r6-pg33-install-20260822, base 3f03dbea0. The working tree contains UNCOMMITTED changes (run git status + git diff to see them; ignore any "cdx-offload snapshot" commit).

  An implementation agent added clean-install-from-ZIP test capability for GOLIVE gate PG-33. Claimed files: tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js (new), tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh (IPZ_STACK_NO_PLUGIN_MOUNT=1 opt-in no-source-mount mode), tests/e2e/global-setup.js (modified), tests/e2e/CLEAN-INSTALL.md (new docs). GOLIVE.md must NOT be modified.

  Review the full git diff skeptically:
  1. remote-stack.sh: when IPZ_STACK_NO_PLUGIN_MOUNT is UNSET, is behavior byte-for-byte/logic-identical to before? Any regression to the default path (admin-dist build gate, permalinks provisioning, .htaccess, /wp-json readiness, port publication) is BLOCKING. Under the flag, is the plugin genuinely absent from the container (no mount, no copy)?
  2. clean-install-zip.spec.js: does it actually test PG-33 (assert plugin absent initially; upload ZIP via wp-admin Upload Plugin flow; activate; admin SPA renders; version asserted; console/PHP error detection; deactivate+delete; re-upload+re-activate)? Look for assertions that can silently pass (e.g. if-visible guards that skip the whole body), wrong selectors vs WordPress core plugins.php/upload-plugin markup, races (waitForNavigation deprecation, missing waits after upload), and env handling of IPZ_ZIP_PATH (must fail loudly if unset/nonexistent, not skip silently — unless it is an explicit test.skip with a clear reason).
  3. global-setup.js: is the modification safe for ALL existing specs (it runs for every project)? Any change that weakens existing readiness checks for the default (mounted) mode is BLOCKING.
  4. CLEAN-INSTALL.md: do the documented commands actually match the implemented flag/env names?
  5. Anything touched outside tests/e2e/ in the plugin, or any GOLIVE.md edit, is BLOCKING.

  FINAL MESSAGE: JSON {"approved":true|false,"blocking_findings":["file:line — claim vs reality"],"advisory_findings":["..."]} then the git diff --stat output you observed.

first_user_message:
  You are an adversarial code reviewer. REPORT ONLY — never fix, never commit.

  You are in the plugin root of international-press-zone, branch wt/lane-r6-pg33-install-20260822, base 3f03dbea0. The working tree contains UNCOMMITTED changes (run git status + git diff to see them; ignore any "cdx-offload snapshot" commit).

  An implementation agent added clean-install-from-ZIP test capability for GOLIVE gate PG-33. Claimed files: tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js (new), tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh (IPZ_STACK_NO_PLUGIN_MOUNT=1 opt-in no-source-mount mode), tests/e2e/global-setup.js (modified), tests/e2e/CLEAN-INSTALL.md (new docs). GOLIVE.md must NOT be modified.

  Review the full git diff skeptically:
  1. remote-stack.sh: when IPZ_STACK_NO_PLUGIN_MOUNT is UNSET, is behavior byte-for-byte/logic-identical to before? Any regression to the default path (admin-dist build gate, permalinks provisioning, .htaccess, /wp-json readiness, port publication) is BLOCKING. Under the flag, is the plugin genuinely absent from the container (no mount, no copy)?
  2. clean-install-zip.spec.js: does it actually test PG-33 (assert plugin absent initially; upload ZIP via wp-admin Upload Plugin flow; activate; admin SPA renders; version asserted; console/PHP error detection; deactivate+delete; re-upload+re-activate)? Look for assertions that can silently pass (e.g. if-visible guards that skip the whole body), wrong selectors vs WordPress core plugins.php/upload-plugin markup, races (waitForNavigation deprecation, missing waits after upload), and env handling of IPZ_ZIP_PATH (must fail loudly if unset/nonexistent, not skip silently — unless it is an explicit test.skip with a clear reason).
  3. global-setup.js: is the modification safe for ALL existing specs (it runs for every project)? Any change that weakens existing readiness checks for the default (mounted) mode is BLOCKING.
  4. CLEAN-INSTALL.md: do the documented commands actually match the implemented flag/env names?
  5. Anything touched outside tests/e2e/ in the plugin, or any GOLIVE.md edit, is BLOCKING.

  FINAL MESSAGE: JSON {"approved":true|false,"blocking_findings":["file:line — claim vs reality"],"advisory_findings":["..."]} then the git diff --stat output you observed.

preview:
  You are an adversarial code reviewer. REPORT ONLY — never fix, never commit.

  You are in the plugin root of international-press-zone, branch wt/lane-r6-pg33-install-20260822, base 3f03dbea0. The working tree contains UNCOMMITTED changes (run git status + git diff to see them; ignore any "cdx-offload snapshot" commit).

  An implementation agent added clean-install-from-ZIP test capability for GOLIVE gate PG-33. Claimed files: tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js (new), tests/e2e/remote-stack.sh (IPZ_STACK_NO_PLUGIN_MOUNT=1 opt-in no-source-mount mode), tests/e2e/global-setup.js (modified), tests/e2e/CLEAN-INSTALL.md (new docs). GOLIVE.md must NOT be modified.

  Review the full git diff skeptically:
  1. remote-stack.sh: when IPZ_STACK_NO_PLUGIN_MOUNT is UNSET, is behavior byte-for-byte/logic-identical to before? Any regression to the default path (admin-dist build gate, permalinks provisioning, .htaccess, /wp-json readiness, port publication) is BLOCKING. Under the flag, is the plugin genuinely absent from the container (no mount, no copy)?
  2. clean-install-zip.spec.js: does it actually test PG-33 (assert plugin absent initially; upload ZIP via wp-admin Upload Plugin flow; activate; admin SPA renders; version asserted; console/PHP error detection; deactivate+delete; re-upload+re-activate)? Look for assertions that can silently pass (e.g. if-visible guards that skip the whole body), wrong selectors vs WordPress core plugins.php/upload-plugin markup, races (waitForNavigation deprecation, missing waits after upload), and env handling of IPZ_ZIP_PATH (must fail loudly if unset/nonexistent, not skip silently — unless it is an explicit test.skip with a clear reason).
  3. global-setup.js: is the modification safe for ALL existing specs (it runs for every project)? Any change that weakens existing readiness checks for the default (mounted) mode is BLOCKING.
  4. CLEAN-INSTALL.md: do the documented commands actually match the implemented flag/env names?
  5. Anything touched outside tests/e2e/ in the plugin, or any GOLIVE.md edit, is BLOCKING.

  FINAL MESSAGE: JSON {"approved":true|false,"blocking_findings":["file:line — claim vs reality"],"advisory_findings":["..."]} then the git diff --stat output you observed.


id: 01a0290c-c5d8-78c0-8973-0980956a0296
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: e675da73266ca81b40af30f7381fd13b3f8c7228
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.4-mini
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/22/rollout-2026-08-22T10-38-18-01a0290c-c5d8-78c0-8973-0980956a0296.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/claude-accounts/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/1230be73-b0ef-41f1-bd1f-f75cf7515558.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/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/1230be73-b0ef-41f1-bd1f-f75cf7515558.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/zync2/CLAUDE_HOME/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/1230be73-b0ef-41f1-bd1f-f75cf7515558.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: 01a02911-bc49-7662-aff0-b39ed442bef2
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/lane-r6-pg33-install-8b41409c63f2/plugins/international-press-zone
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 893c3661f533d2c56108269d9150e306e3a711ea
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/22/rollout-2026-08-22T10-43-43-01a02911-bc49-7662-aff0-b39ed442bef2.jsonl

title:
  Work DIRECTLY yourself — no subagents. Do NOT commit. node --check only.

  Single targeted fix in tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js (touch NOTHING else). The reviewer rejected the deactivateAndDelete() delete flow:

  Current code clicks the row's Delete link, then waits for a "Yes, delete these files" LINK. Two problems: (a) in modern WordPress with JavaScript enabled, clicking Delete on plugins.php fires a window.confirm() dialog and deletes via AJAX — the row is removed in-place with NO navigation and NO confirmation page; (b) even on the no-JS fallback confirmation page, "Yes, delete these files" is a SUBMIT BUTTON in a form, not a link, so getByRole('link') never matches.

  Fix deactivateAndDelete() to handle the real flow:
  1. Before clicking Delete, register a one-shot dialog handler: page.once('dialog', d => d.accept()).
  2. Click the row's Delete link.
  3. Then robustly settle EITHER path: if a confirmation form appears (locator for button/submit with name /delete these files/i), click it and wait for plugins.php; otherwise (AJAX path) just wait. In both cases finish with: await expect(page.locator(PLUGIN_ROW)).toHaveCount(0, { timeout: 15000 }) — that assertion is the single source of truth that deletion completed. Implement the "either path" without brittle races: after clicking Delete, use a short try: await page.getByRole('button', { name: /delete these files/i }).click({ timeout: 3000 }) inside try/catch (ignore timeout = AJAX path), then the row-count-0 expect.
  4. Keep the existing assertNoPhpErrors(page) at the end, but note the AJAX path does not navigate — call await openPlugins(page) before assertNoPhpErrors so the assertion runs against a freshly loaded plugins.php in both paths (and the row-count-0 expect still holds after reload — re-assert it after the reload).

  Run node --check tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js and report real output.

  FINAL MESSAGE: JSON {"fixed":["..."],"syntax_checks":"<real output>"} then the git diff of clean-install-zip.spec.js only.

first_user_message:
  Work DIRECTLY yourself — no subagents. Do NOT commit. node --check only.

  Single targeted fix in tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js (touch NOTHING else). The reviewer rejected the deactivateAndDelete() delete flow:

  Current code clicks the row's Delete link, then waits for a "Yes, delete these files" LINK. Two problems: (a) in modern WordPress with JavaScript enabled, clicking Delete on plugins.php fires a window.confirm() dialog and deletes via AJAX — the row is removed in-place with NO navigation and NO confirmation page; (b) even on the no-JS fallback confirmation page, "Yes, delete these files" is a SUBMIT BUTTON in a form, not a link, so getByRole('link') never matches.

  Fix deactivateAndDelete() to handle the real flow:
  1. Before clicking Delete, register a one-shot dialog handler: page.once('dialog', d => d.accept()).
  2. Click the row's Delete link.
  3. Then robustly settle EITHER path: if a confirmation form appears (locator for button/submit with name /delete these files/i), click it and wait for plugins.php; otherwise (AJAX path) just wait. In both cases finish with: await expect(page.locator(PLUGIN_ROW)).toHaveCount(0, { timeout: 15000 }) — that assertion is the single source of truth that deletion completed. Implement the "either path" without brittle races: after clicking Delete, use a short try: await page.getByRole('button', { name: /delete these files/i }).click({ timeout: 3000 }) inside try/catch (ignore timeout = AJAX path), then the row-count-0 expect.
  4. Keep the existing assertNoPhpErrors(page) at the end, but note the AJAX path does not navigate — call await openPlugins(page) before assertNoPhpErrors so the assertion runs against a freshly loaded plugins.php in both paths (and the row-count-0 expect still holds after reload — re-assert it after the reload).

  Run node --check tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js and report real output.

  FINAL MESSAGE: JSON {"fixed":["..."],"syntax_checks":"<real output>"} then the git diff of clean-install-zip.spec.js only.

preview:
  Work DIRECTLY yourself — no subagents. Do NOT commit. node --check only.

  Single targeted fix in tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js (touch NOTHING else). The reviewer rejected the deactivateAndDelete() delete flow:

  Current code clicks the row's Delete link, then waits for a "Yes, delete these files" LINK. Two problems: (a) in modern WordPress with JavaScript enabled, clicking Delete on plugins.php fires a window.confirm() dialog and deletes via AJAX — the row is removed in-place with NO navigation and NO confirmation page; (b) even on the no-JS fallback confirmation page, "Yes, delete these files" is a SUBMIT BUTTON in a form, not a link, so getByRole('link') never matches.

  Fix deactivateAndDelete() to handle the real flow:
  1. Before clicking Delete, register a one-shot dialog handler: page.once('dialog', d => d.accept()).
  2. Click the row's Delete link.
  3. Then robustly settle EITHER path: if a confirmation form appears (locator for button/submit with name /delete these files/i), click it and wait for plugins.php; otherwise (AJAX path) just wait. In both cases finish with: await expect(page.locator(PLUGIN_ROW)).toHaveCount(0, { timeout: 15000 }) — that assertion is the single source of truth that deletion completed. Implement the "either path" without brittle races: after clicking Delete, use a short try: await page.getByRole('button', { name: /delete these files/i }).click({ timeout: 3000 }) inside try/catch (ignore timeout = AJAX path), then the row-count-0 expect.
  4. Keep the existing assertNoPhpErrors(page) at the end, but note the AJAX path does not navigate — call await openPlugins(page) before assertNoPhpErrors so the assertion runs against a freshly loaded plugins.php in both paths (and the row-count-0 expect still holds after reload — re-assert it after the reload).

  Run node --check tests/e2e/clean-install-zip.spec.js and report real output.

  FINAL MESSAGE: JSON {"fixed":["..."],"syntax_checks":"<real output>"} then the git diff of clean-install-zip.spec.js only.


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