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title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement lifecycle S2 — the owner ANSWER surface (board row work_key lifecycle-s2). READ FIRST: docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md including its S2 REVIEW GATE lines — they are binding: name the exact mutation endpoint you add; the "quotes the row id" Stop-gate exception stays dropped. OWNER INCIDENT driving this: two rows sit in "Blocked — needs you" with an "Answer needed" chip and NO way to answer; the /decisions page separately shows only factory human-in-the-loop questions ("inbox zero") and is blind to board-blocked rows. The owner asked verbatim: "how do i make a decision? there is no ui for that at all".

  BUILD:
  1) COLLECTOR MUTATION: one authenticated endpoint (follow the existing authenticated route pattern in collector/src/server.ts; name it explicitly in the plan receipt, e.g. POST /requests/:id/answer) that records the owner's answer: body = answer text (required, trimmed, non-empty) + optional next state. Default transition blocked_needs_owner -> in_flight with actor "owner", the answer text recorded in the transition trail reason AND as a receipt_trail line so the waiting agent/consumer reads it. For rows with work_key matching factory-decision-<id> (the projection landed today in the factory adapter), ALSO deliver the answer to the factory's own decisions seam — read how the decision-inbox lane's projection maps ids and how the factory CLI "factory answer" writes to the trace db (modules/harness/factory — grep decisions; if writing the factory db from the collector is unsafe/unclear, record the answer on the row and mark the factory delivery as a named gap rather than guessing). Validation errors return the current state, same 409 conventions as transition().
  2) BOARD UI: blocked cards (BlockedCard in apps/web/src/components/requests/RequestsBoard.tsx and/or the RequestDrawer) get an answer box: multiline input + one primary button "Send answer" -> calls the endpoint, optimistic transition of the card out of the column, error surfaced honestly inline. Owner language only; the reason/question text renders above the input.
  3) DECISIONS PAGE UNIFICATION: apps/web /decisions page additionally lists board blocked_needs_owner rows (same data the board column uses) ABOVE or alongside the factory section, using the SAME answer component — one mechanism, two surfaces. Its "0 waiting" summary counts BOTH sources. No new primitives; existing page keeps its primitive layer; tokens; both themes; honest empty state only when BOTH sources are empty.
  4) TESTS: collector route tests (answer records trail + transitions; empty answer 400; wrong-state 409 with current state; factory-decision routing or its named-gap behavior); web tests for the answer component (submit success, error path, appears on both surfaces); pnpm --filter web test + typecheck green; collector bun test + typecheck green.
  5) Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md naming the endpoint and what remains unverified.

  Commit: 'Owners answer decisions where they see them'. Do not push. Report the endpoint name, real test output, anything unverified.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement lifecycle S2 — the owner ANSWER surface (board row work_key lifecycle-s2). READ FIRST: docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md including its S2 REVIEW GATE lines — they are binding: name the exact mutation endpoint you add; the "quotes the row id" Stop-gate exception stays dropped. OWNER INCIDENT driving this: two rows sit in "Blocked — needs you" with an "Answer needed" chip and NO way to answer; the /decisions page separately shows only factory human-in-the-loop questions ("inbox zero") and is blind to board-blocked rows. The owner asked verbatim: "how do i make a decision? there is no ui for that at all".

  BUILD:
  1) COLLECTOR MUTATION: one authenticated endpoint (follow the existing authenticated route pattern in collector/src/server.ts; name it explicitly in the plan receipt, e.g. POST /requests/:id/answer) that records the owner's answer: body = answer text (required, trimmed, non-empty) + optional next state. Default transition blocked_needs_owner -> in_flight with actor "owner", the answer text recorded in the transition trail reason AND as a receipt_trail line so the waiting agent/consumer reads it. For rows with work_key matching factory-decision-<id> (the projection landed today in the factory adapter), ALSO deliver the answer to the factory's own decisions seam — read how the decision-inbox lane's projection maps ids and how the factory CLI "factory answer" writes to the trace db (modules/harness/factory — grep decisions; if writing the factory db from the collector is unsafe/unclear, record the answer on the row and mark the factory delivery as a named gap rather than guessing). Validation errors return the current state, same 409 conventions as transition().
  2) BOARD UI: blocked cards (BlockedCard in apps/web/src/components/requests/RequestsBoard.tsx and/or the RequestDrawer) get an answer box: multiline input + one primary button "Send answer" -> calls the endpoint, optimistic transition of the card out of the column, error surfaced honestly inline. Owner language only; the reason/question text renders above the input.
  3) DECISIONS PAGE UNIFICATION: apps/web /decisions page additionally lists board blocked_needs_owner rows (same data the board column uses) ABOVE or alongside the factory section, using the SAME answer component — one mechanism, two surfaces. Its "0 waiting" summary counts BOTH sources. No new primitives; existing page keeps its primitive layer; tokens; both themes; honest empty state only when BOTH sources are empty.
  4) TESTS: collector route tests (answer records trail + transitions; empty answer 400; wrong-state 409 with current state; factory-decision routing or its named-gap behavior); web tests for the answer component (submit success, error path, appears on both surfaces); pnpm --filter web test + typecheck green; collector bun test + typecheck green.
  5) Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md naming the endpoint and what remains unverified.

  Commit: 'Owners answer decisions where they see them'. Do not push. Report the endpoint name, real test output, anything unverified.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Implement lifecycle S2 — the owner ANSWER surface (board row work_key lifecycle-s2). READ FIRST: docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md including its S2 REVIEW GATE lines — they are binding: name the exact mutation endpoint you add; the "quotes the row id" Stop-gate exception stays dropped. OWNER INCIDENT driving this: two rows sit in "Blocked — needs you" with an "Answer needed" chip and NO way to answer; the /decisions page separately shows only factory human-in-the-loop questions ("inbox zero") and is blind to board-blocked rows. The owner asked verbatim: "how do i make a decision? there is no ui for that at all".

  BUILD:
  1) COLLECTOR MUTATION: one authenticated endpoint (follow the existing authenticated route pattern in collector/src/server.ts; name it explicitly in the plan receipt, e.g. POST /requests/:id/answer) that records the owner's answer: body = answer text (required, trimmed, non-empty) + optional next state. Default transition blocked_needs_owner -> in_flight with actor "owner", the answer text recorded in the transition trail reason AND as a receipt_trail line so the waiting agent/consumer reads it. For rows with work_key matching factory-decision-<id> (the projection landed today in the factory adapter), ALSO deliver the answer to the factory's own decisions seam — read how the decision-inbox lane's projection maps ids and how the factory CLI "factory answer" writes to the trace db (modules/harness/factory — grep decisions; if writing the factory db from the collector is unsafe/unclear, record the answer on the row and mark the factory delivery as a named gap rather than guessing). Validation errors return the current state, same 409 conventions as transition().
  2) BOARD UI: blocked cards (BlockedCard in apps/web/src/components/requests/RequestsBoard.tsx and/or the RequestDrawer) get an answer box: multiline input + one primary button "Send answer" -> calls the endpoint, optimistic transition of the card out of the column, error surfaced honestly inline. Owner language only; the reason/question text renders above the input.
  3) DECISIONS PAGE UNIFICATION: apps/web /decisions page additionally lists board blocked_needs_owner rows (same data the board column uses) ABOVE or alongside the factory section, using the SAME answer component — one mechanism, two surfaces. Its "0 waiting" summary counts BOTH sources. No new primitives; existing page keeps its primitive layer; tokens; both themes; honest empty state only when BOTH sources are empty.
  4) TESTS: collector route tests (answer records trail + transitions; empty answer 400; wrong-state 409 with current state; factory-decision routing or its named-gap behavior); web tests for the answer component (submit success, error path, appears on both surfaces); pnpm --filter web test + typecheck green; collector bun test + typecheck green.
  5) Append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-task-lifecycle.md naming the endpoint and what remains unverified.

  Commit: 'Owners answer decisions where they see them'. Do not push. Report the endpoint name, real test output, anything unverified.


id: 01a00a3b-82d1-7203-8091-eab19f913a63
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title:
  Close 6 mutation-coverage gaps in the Batch B lifecycle tests for plugins/international-press-zone. You CANNOT run tests; write correct discriminating tests — the orchestrator re-runs the sweep. Read each component source and its test file first (admin/src/components/{AppFrame,PriorityBadge,BulkActionBar}.js; admin/tests/{appframe,prioritybadge,bulkactionbar}-lifecycle.test.js). Style precedents: admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js, gridtable-lifecycle.test.js.

  Each mutant below was applied alone and NO test failed. Add a test per mutant that fails under it and passes on real code:
  1. AppFrame update: 'this.activeId = next.activeId ?? \'dashboard\'' with ?? removed — test: update({activeId: undefined}) must equal fresh construction with activeId undefined (default 'dashboard' applied — assert the dashboard item is marked active, not none/undefined).
  2. AppFrame mount(): 'this.destroyed = false' (with its _render) not restored on destroyed remount — test: destroy(), mount(), then update({version: 'X'}) must take effect in DOM.
  3. PriorityBadge mount(): destroyed-reset removed — test: destroy(), mount(container), update({priority: 'high'}) must re-render (assert class/label change).
  4. PriorityBadge mount(): parentNode guard replaced by unconditional append — test: mount into the same container twice with a sibling present; assert single instance and sibling order preserved.
  5. BulkActionBar update: onGenerate branch removed — test: update({onGenerate: spy}) then drive the UI path that triggers generation (read _render/handlers to find how onGenerate is invoked — e.g. click the generate button with items selected) and assert the NEW spy is called (not the constructor one).
  6. BulkActionBar mount(): destroyed-reset removed — test: destroy(), mount(container), update({selectedIds: [...]}) must re-render the bar.

  RULES: never weaken existing tests; no reasoning comments; follow existing helpers/fixtures in each test file. Also append one line per added test to the batch receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-b.md. OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + per-file summary.

first_user_message:
  Close 6 mutation-coverage gaps in the Batch B lifecycle tests for plugins/international-press-zone. You CANNOT run tests; write correct discriminating tests — the orchestrator re-runs the sweep. Read each component source and its test file first (admin/src/components/{AppFrame,PriorityBadge,BulkActionBar}.js; admin/tests/{appframe,prioritybadge,bulkactionbar}-lifecycle.test.js). Style precedents: admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js, gridtable-lifecycle.test.js.

  Each mutant below was applied alone and NO test failed. Add a test per mutant that fails under it and passes on real code:
  1. AppFrame update: 'this.activeId = next.activeId ?? \'dashboard\'' with ?? removed — test: update({activeId: undefined}) must equal fresh construction with activeId undefined (default 'dashboard' applied — assert the dashboard item is marked active, not none/undefined).
  2. AppFrame mount(): 'this.destroyed = false' (with its _render) not restored on destroyed remount — test: destroy(), mount(), then update({version: 'X'}) must take effect in DOM.
  3. PriorityBadge mount(): destroyed-reset removed — test: destroy(), mount(container), update({priority: 'high'}) must re-render (assert class/label change).
  4. PriorityBadge mount(): parentNode guard replaced by unconditional append — test: mount into the same container twice with a sibling present; assert single instance and sibling order preserved.
  5. BulkActionBar update: onGenerate branch removed — test: update({onGenerate: spy}) then drive the UI path that triggers generation (read _render/handlers to find how onGenerate is invoked — e.g. click the generate button with items selected) and assert the NEW spy is called (not the constructor one).
  6. BulkActionBar mount(): destroyed-reset removed — test: destroy(), mount(container), update({selectedIds: [...]}) must re-render the bar.

  RULES: never weaken existing tests; no reasoning comments; follow existing helpers/fixtures in each test file. Also append one line per added test to the batch receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-b.md. OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + per-file summary.

preview:
  Close 6 mutation-coverage gaps in the Batch B lifecycle tests for plugins/international-press-zone. You CANNOT run tests; write correct discriminating tests — the orchestrator re-runs the sweep. Read each component source and its test file first (admin/src/components/{AppFrame,PriorityBadge,BulkActionBar}.js; admin/tests/{appframe,prioritybadge,bulkactionbar}-lifecycle.test.js). Style precedents: admin/tests/colorfield-lifecycle.test.js, gridtable-lifecycle.test.js.

  Each mutant below was applied alone and NO test failed. Add a test per mutant that fails under it and passes on real code:
  1. AppFrame update: 'this.activeId = next.activeId ?? \'dashboard\'' with ?? removed — test: update({activeId: undefined}) must equal fresh construction with activeId undefined (default 'dashboard' applied — assert the dashboard item is marked active, not none/undefined).
  2. AppFrame mount(): 'this.destroyed = false' (with its _render) not restored on destroyed remount — test: destroy(), mount(), then update({version: 'X'}) must take effect in DOM.
  3. PriorityBadge mount(): destroyed-reset removed — test: destroy(), mount(container), update({priority: 'high'}) must re-render (assert class/label change).
  4. PriorityBadge mount(): parentNode guard replaced by unconditional append — test: mount into the same container twice with a sibling present; assert single instance and sibling order preserved.
  5. BulkActionBar update: onGenerate branch removed — test: update({onGenerate: spy}) then drive the UI path that triggers generation (read _render/handlers to find how onGenerate is invoked — e.g. click the generate button with items selected) and assert the NEW spy is called (not the constructor one).
  6. BulkActionBar mount(): destroyed-reset removed — test: destroy(), mount(container), update({selectedIds: [...]}) must re-render the bar.

  RULES: never weaken existing tests; no reasoning comments; follow existing helpers/fixtures in each test file. Also append one line per added test to the batch receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-b.md. OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + per-file summary.


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thread_source: user
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rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T11-20-24-01a00a4d-297c-7922-abd5-787f0740eb94.jsonl

title:
  Deep review of this repository's ENTIRE continuous-delivery and deploy process and tooling. Goal: find opportunities to improve, remove redundancy, dedup, reduce deploy wall time, and above all improve robustness/stability — reduce deploy error and failure/rollback rates. ANALYSIS ONLY: read anything, run read-only commands if useful, but modify NO files and touch NO live systemd units, services, or the real deploy clone at ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy. Deliver a written report.

  Architecture map (verify against source, don't trust me blindly):
  - Land queue: branches submitted via .claude/scripts/ship.sh → a standing conductor serializes gate→merge→push to origin/main, then triggers deploy.
  - Deploy queue: ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy-queue drained by overdeck-deploy.path/.service (oneshot) running packaging/deploy-local.sh from the deploy clone; requests coalesce; a flock serializes; docs-only landings short-circuit pre-lock.
  - deploy-local.sh: re-pins clone to origin/main, re-execs the landed copy of itself, pnpm install, actions-gateway build block, web release build (diff-gated, content-addressed releases + atomic current symlink via packaging/web-release.sh), deckctl syncs, per-module installers (install.sh collector, install-kanboard.sh, install-controller.sh, install-botmaster-proxy.sh, install-web.sh, install-buildbox-parity.sh), systray install.py, sandbox-provision --check --all (SSH parity check over buildboxes), agent-guard diff-gated refresh, service restarts + smoke (release_verify_cmd eval'd IN-PROCESS by web-release.sh — subshell-wrapped, retries with rollback on exhaustion), deploy stamp harness-deployed-sha written only on full success, tree chmod'd read-only, live-report refresh, Telegram notify.
  - Recent work you must NOT re-propose (landed today or in-flight on wt/collector-socket-frontdoor): collector restart diff-gate (collector_unchanged_since_stamp); collector socket front door (systemd holds 31338, node relay → bind_port 31341, packaging/frontdoor-migrate.sh); and the in-flight plan docs/plans/2026-08-16-deploy-idle-work.md covering: kanboard restart gate, per-service restart gates (web/controller/botmaster/watchdog) with rendered-unit cmp, actions-gateway skip with post-success config hash, reaper-notifier gate, pnpm install gate + health predicate, deploy-queue settle window under the lock, restarted:/kept: MainPID evidence, empty-restart-set handling. Read that plan first so you extend rather than duplicate.

  Known incident history to inform robustness analysis (from today and recorded memory): smoke rollback storm caused by an instrumented verify cmd with a bare exit being eval'd in-process; collector cold boot 50-150s under load; back-to-back deploys during an 88-deep land-queue drain restarting services faster than they boot; a wedged deploy queue from a leaked flock fd in an orphaned pnpm child; deploys building from a dirty clone blocked estate-wide; port 31339 collision (kanboard) caught only in live migration; git tmp_pack debris after OOM; deploy consuming stale caller scripts before the re-exec handover existed.

  Report shape, ranked by expected impact within each section, every claim cited file:line:
  1. FAILURE-RATE REDUCERS — design weaknesses that still convert transient conditions into failed/rolled-back deploys or wedged queues (lock architecture incl. fd inheritance, smoke design and its timeout budget vs service boot reality, rollback blast radius, stamp semantics after failed deploys, partial-failure recovery, single-writer assumptions, error classification: which fail codes are actually transient-retryable vs permanent).
  2. WALL-TIME REDUCERS beyond the in-flight plan (build strategy, what could run concurrently safely, what could move off the laptop to buildboxes, cache opportunities, the 100x3s smoke polling budget).
  3. REDUNDANCY/DEDUP — repeated logic that should be one seam (per-module installers duplicating unit-render/install/daemon-reload patterns, repeated readiness-wait loops, repeated diff-gate boilerplate now that there will be ~7 gates, duplicated pnpm deploy staging).
  4. OBSERVABILITY GAPS that lengthen incident diagnosis (what today's incidents lacked: per-step durations, restart attribution, failure-class counters over time).
  5. QUICK WINS — one-liners or tiny changes with outsized effect.
  For each finding: current behavior, failure/cost mechanism, proposed contract (not code), estimated effort S/M/L, and risk of the change itself. End with a top-5 shortlist you'd do first and why.

first_user_message:
  Deep review of this repository's ENTIRE continuous-delivery and deploy process and tooling. Goal: find opportunities to improve, remove redundancy, dedup, reduce deploy wall time, and above all improve robustness/stability — reduce deploy error and failure/rollback rates. ANALYSIS ONLY: read anything, run read-only commands if useful, but modify NO files and touch NO live systemd units, services, or the real deploy clone at ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy. Deliver a written report.

  Architecture map (verify against source, don't trust me blindly):
  - Land queue: branches submitted via .claude/scripts/ship.sh → a standing conductor serializes gate→merge→push to origin/main, then triggers deploy.
  - Deploy queue: ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy-queue drained by overdeck-deploy.path/.service (oneshot) running packaging/deploy-local.sh from the deploy clone; requests coalesce; a flock serializes; docs-only landings short-circuit pre-lock.
  - deploy-local.sh: re-pins clone to origin/main, re-execs the landed copy of itself, pnpm install, actions-gateway build block, web release build (diff-gated, content-addressed releases + atomic current symlink via packaging/web-release.sh), deckctl syncs, per-module installers (install.sh collector, install-kanboard.sh, install-controller.sh, install-botmaster-proxy.sh, install-web.sh, install-buildbox-parity.sh), systray install.py, sandbox-provision --check --all (SSH parity check over buildboxes), agent-guard diff-gated refresh, service restarts + smoke (release_verify_cmd eval'd IN-PROCESS by web-release.sh — subshell-wrapped, retries with rollback on exhaustion), deploy stamp harness-deployed-sha written only on full success, tree chmod'd read-only, live-report refresh, Telegram notify.
  - Recent work you must NOT re-propose (landed today or in-flight on wt/collector-socket-frontdoor): collector restart diff-gate (collector_unchanged_since_stamp); collector socket front door (systemd holds 31338, node relay → bind_port 31341, packaging/frontdoor-migrate.sh); and the in-flight plan docs/plans/2026-08-16-deploy-idle-work.md covering: kanboard restart gate, per-service restart gates (web/controller/botmaster/watchdog) with rendered-unit cmp, actions-gateway skip with post-success config hash, reaper-notifier gate, pnpm install gate + health predicate, deploy-queue settle window under the lock, restarted:/kept: MainPID evidence, empty-restart-set handling. Read that plan first so you extend rather than duplicate.

  Known incident history to inform robustness analysis (from today and recorded memory): smoke rollback storm caused by an instrumented verify cmd with a bare exit being eval'd in-process; collector cold boot 50-150s under load; back-to-back deploys during an 88-deep land-queue drain restarting services faster than they boot; a wedged deploy queue from a leaked flock fd in an orphaned pnpm child; deploys building from a dirty clone blocked estate-wide; port 31339 collision (kanboard) caught only in live migration; git tmp_pack debris after OOM; deploy consuming stale caller scripts before the re-exec handover existed.

  Report shape, ranked by expected impact within each section, every claim cited file:line:
  1. FAILURE-RATE REDUCERS — design weaknesses that still convert transient conditions into failed/rolled-back deploys or wedged queues (lock architecture incl. fd inheritance, smoke design and its timeout budget vs service boot reality, rollback blast radius, stamp semantics after failed deploys, partial-failure recovery, single-writer assumptions, error classification: which fail codes are actually transient-retryable vs permanent).
  2. WALL-TIME REDUCERS beyond the in-flight plan (build strategy, what could run concurrently safely, what could move off the laptop to buildboxes, cache opportunities, the 100x3s smoke polling budget).
  3. REDUNDANCY/DEDUP — repeated logic that should be one seam (per-module installers duplicating unit-render/install/daemon-reload patterns, repeated readiness-wait loops, repeated diff-gate boilerplate now that there will be ~7 gates, duplicated pnpm deploy staging).
  4. OBSERVABILITY GAPS that lengthen incident diagnosis (what today's incidents lacked: per-step durations, restart attribution, failure-class counters over time).
  5. QUICK WINS — one-liners or tiny changes with outsized effect.
  For each finding: current behavior, failure/cost mechanism, proposed contract (not code), estimated effort S/M/L, and risk of the change itself. End with a top-5 shortlist you'd do first and why.

preview:
  Deep review of this repository's ENTIRE continuous-delivery and deploy process and tooling. Goal: find opportunities to improve, remove redundancy, dedup, reduce deploy wall time, and above all improve robustness/stability — reduce deploy error and failure/rollback rates. ANALYSIS ONLY: read anything, run read-only commands if useful, but modify NO files and touch NO live systemd units, services, or the real deploy clone at ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy. Deliver a written report.

  Architecture map (verify against source, don't trust me blindly):
  - Land queue: branches submitted via .claude/scripts/ship.sh → a standing conductor serializes gate→merge→push to origin/main, then triggers deploy.
  - Deploy queue: ~/.local/share/overdeck/deploy-queue drained by overdeck-deploy.path/.service (oneshot) running packaging/deploy-local.sh from the deploy clone; requests coalesce; a flock serializes; docs-only landings short-circuit pre-lock.
  - deploy-local.sh: re-pins clone to origin/main, re-execs the landed copy of itself, pnpm install, actions-gateway build block, web release build (diff-gated, content-addressed releases + atomic current symlink via packaging/web-release.sh), deckctl syncs, per-module installers (install.sh collector, install-kanboard.sh, install-controller.sh, install-botmaster-proxy.sh, install-web.sh, install-buildbox-parity.sh), systray install.py, sandbox-provision --check --all (SSH parity check over buildboxes), agent-guard diff-gated refresh, service restarts + smoke (release_verify_cmd eval'd IN-PROCESS by web-release.sh — subshell-wrapped, retries with rollback on exhaustion), deploy stamp harness-deployed-sha written only on full success, tree chmod'd read-only, live-report refresh, Telegram notify.
  - Recent work you must NOT re-propose (landed today or in-flight on wt/collector-socket-frontdoor): collector restart diff-gate (collector_unchanged_since_stamp); collector socket front door (systemd holds 31338, node relay → bind_port 31341, packaging/frontdoor-migrate.sh); and the in-flight plan docs/plans/2026-08-16-deploy-idle-work.md covering: kanboard restart gate, per-service restart gates (web/controller/botmaster/watchdog) with rendered-unit cmp, actions-gateway skip with post-success config hash, reaper-notifier gate, pnpm install gate + health predicate, deploy-queue settle window under the lock, restarted:/kept: MainPID evidence, empty-restart-set handling. Read that plan first so you extend rather than duplicate.

  Known incident history to inform robustness analysis (from today and recorded memory): smoke rollback storm caused by an instrumented verify cmd with a bare exit being eval'd in-process; collector cold boot 50-150s under load; back-to-back deploys during an 88-deep land-queue drain restarting services faster than they boot; a wedged deploy queue from a leaked flock fd in an orphaned pnpm child; deploys building from a dirty clone blocked estate-wide; port 31339 collision (kanboard) caught only in live migration; git tmp_pack debris after OOM; deploy consuming stale caller scripts before the re-exec handover existed.

  Report shape, ranked by expected impact within each section, every claim cited file:line:
  1. FAILURE-RATE REDUCERS — design weaknesses that still convert transient conditions into failed/rolled-back deploys or wedged queues (lock architecture incl. fd inheritance, smoke design and its timeout budget vs service boot reality, rollback blast radius, stamp semantics after failed deploys, partial-failure recovery, single-writer assumptions, error classification: which fail codes are actually transient-retryable vs permanent).
  2. WALL-TIME REDUCERS beyond the in-flight plan (build strategy, what could run concurrently safely, what could move off the laptop to buildboxes, cache opportunities, the 100x3s smoke polling budget).
  3. REDUNDANCY/DEDUP — repeated logic that should be one seam (per-module installers duplicating unit-render/install/daemon-reload patterns, repeated readiness-wait loops, repeated diff-gate boilerplate now that there will be ~7 gates, duplicated pnpm deploy staging).
  4. OBSERVABILITY GAPS that lengthen incident diagnosis (what today's incidents lacked: per-step durations, restart attribution, failure-class counters over time).
  5. QUICK WINS — one-liners or tiny changes with outsized effect.
  For each finding: current behavior, failure/cost mechanism, proposed contract (not code), estimated effort S/M/L, and risk of the change itself. End with a top-5 shortlist you'd do first and why.


id: 01a00a54-3a11-7a41-bb66-bf4d15b5dc2d
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cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/skipplan-image-bc57c780e3ef
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title:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Board row manual-1cd03c3910535171. GOAL: make --skip-plan work for factory runs on k3s. MEASURED FACTS (2026-08-16, do not re-derive): a k3s Job ran end-to-end (clone through egress proxy, adw launch, result-ref push) but the in-pod adw_plan_build_test_quality.py rejected --skip-plan with 'unrecognized arguments' — the approved image ghcr.io/alexcodeplace/overdeck-agent-sandbox@sha256:0d6604134441d4466a1af18955d3fbb8656e08a635dead166682a3a372be6f0a bakes a factory older than the flag. The current repo factory HAS the flag (adw_plan_build_test_quality.py, --skip-plan validating docs/plans|specs paths; tests/test_skip_plan.py exists).

  TASK — prepare EVERYTHING except the credentialed push (the orchestrator holds GHCR credentials and will build+push+substitute the digest):
  1) LOCATE the k8s image build context: how ghcr.io/alexcodeplace/overdeck-agent-sandbox is built — find where /usr/local/bin/factory-kubernetes-worker is added (grep modules/ for factory-kubernetes-worker; check modules/sandbox/image/ and modules/harness/factory/kubernetes/ for the Containerfile/build script that produces the GHCR variant vs the box-local variant). Map exactly which factory files get baked in and from where.
  2) VERIFY the current build context would bake the CURRENT factory (with --skip-plan): if the image build copies factory code from the repo tree, confirm the copy includes adw_plan_build_test_quality.py and its adw_modules deps at current versions; if it downloads/pins an older artifact, FIX the build context to bake from the repo tree.
  3) PIN-SUBSTITUTION SCRIPT: modules/harness/factory/kubernetes/update-approved-image.sh — takes ONE argument (the new sha256 digest), validates its format, and rewrites EVERY pin site in one atomic pass: APPROVED_IMAGE in adw_modules/kubernetes_job.py, all digest occurrences in kubernetes/runtime.yaml (init container, workload container, any egress Deployment image), and any test fixtures asserting the digest (grep tests/ for the current digest). Idempotent; refuses a malformed digest; prints every file:line it changed; bash -n clean.
  4) TESTS: extend the factory test suite minimally to assert pin-site consistency (a test that greps the repo for the OLD digest pattern and fails if pin sites disagree with APPROVED_IMAGE — so a partial substitution can never land). MANDATORY: source modules/harness/factory/.venv equivalent if present in this sandbox else use the project uv setup, and run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q — must stay fully green; never weaken a gate. If pytest cannot run in this sandbox, run the focused test files with plain python where feasible and name exactly what you could not run.
  5) DOCS: append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md? NO — wrong plan. Append to docs/plans/2026-08-10-factory-k3s.md: the image-refresh procedure (build → push → update-approved-image.sh <digest> → land → kubectl apply runtime.yaml → resubmit), citing today's drift lesson: the pin update is NOT done until kubectl apply ran — landed-but-not-applied policy caused today's 'workload containers are not approved' denial.
  Commit: 'Refreshable image pins for the k3s factory'. Do not push. Report: the build-context map (file paths), whether the current context bakes current factory or needed fixing, the script's pin-site list, real test output, anything unverified.

first_user_message:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Board row manual-1cd03c3910535171. GOAL: make --skip-plan work for factory runs on k3s. MEASURED FACTS (2026-08-16, do not re-derive): a k3s Job ran end-to-end (clone through egress proxy, adw launch, result-ref push) but the in-pod adw_plan_build_test_quality.py rejected --skip-plan with 'unrecognized arguments' — the approved image ghcr.io/alexcodeplace/overdeck-agent-sandbox@sha256:0d6604134441d4466a1af18955d3fbb8656e08a635dead166682a3a372be6f0a bakes a factory older than the flag. The current repo factory HAS the flag (adw_plan_build_test_quality.py, --skip-plan validating docs/plans|specs paths; tests/test_skip_plan.py exists).

  TASK — prepare EVERYTHING except the credentialed push (the orchestrator holds GHCR credentials and will build+push+substitute the digest):
  1) LOCATE the k8s image build context: how ghcr.io/alexcodeplace/overdeck-agent-sandbox is built — find where /usr/local/bin/factory-kubernetes-worker is added (grep modules/ for factory-kubernetes-worker; check modules/sandbox/image/ and modules/harness/factory/kubernetes/ for the Containerfile/build script that produces the GHCR variant vs the box-local variant). Map exactly which factory files get baked in and from where.
  2) VERIFY the current build context would bake the CURRENT factory (with --skip-plan): if the image build copies factory code from the repo tree, confirm the copy includes adw_plan_build_test_quality.py and its adw_modules deps at current versions; if it downloads/pins an older artifact, FIX the build context to bake from the repo tree.
  3) PIN-SUBSTITUTION SCRIPT: modules/harness/factory/kubernetes/update-approved-image.sh — takes ONE argument (the new sha256 digest), validates its format, and rewrites EVERY pin site in one atomic pass: APPROVED_IMAGE in adw_modules/kubernetes_job.py, all digest occurrences in kubernetes/runtime.yaml (init container, workload container, any egress Deployment image), and any test fixtures asserting the digest (grep tests/ for the current digest). Idempotent; refuses a malformed digest; prints every file:line it changed; bash -n clean.
  4) TESTS: extend the factory test suite minimally to assert pin-site consistency (a test that greps the repo for the OLD digest pattern and fails if pin sites disagree with APPROVED_IMAGE — so a partial substitution can never land). MANDATORY: source modules/harness/factory/.venv equivalent if present in this sandbox else use the project uv setup, and run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q — must stay fully green; never weaken a gate. If pytest cannot run in this sandbox, run the focused test files with plain python where feasible and name exactly what you could not run.
  5) DOCS: append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md? NO — wrong plan. Append to docs/plans/2026-08-10-factory-k3s.md: the image-refresh procedure (build → push → update-approved-image.sh <digest> → land → kubectl apply runtime.yaml → resubmit), citing today's drift lesson: the pin update is NOT done until kubectl apply ran — landed-but-not-applied policy caused today's 'workload containers are not approved' denial.
  Commit: 'Refreshable image pins for the k3s factory'. Do not push. Report: the build-context map (file paths), whether the current context bakes current factory or needed fixing, the script's pin-site list, real test output, anything unverified.

preview:
  Overdeck repo, work ONLY in this worktree. Board row manual-1cd03c3910535171. GOAL: make --skip-plan work for factory runs on k3s. MEASURED FACTS (2026-08-16, do not re-derive): a k3s Job ran end-to-end (clone through egress proxy, adw launch, result-ref push) but the in-pod adw_plan_build_test_quality.py rejected --skip-plan with 'unrecognized arguments' — the approved image ghcr.io/alexcodeplace/overdeck-agent-sandbox@sha256:0d6604134441d4466a1af18955d3fbb8656e08a635dead166682a3a372be6f0a bakes a factory older than the flag. The current repo factory HAS the flag (adw_plan_build_test_quality.py, --skip-plan validating docs/plans|specs paths; tests/test_skip_plan.py exists).

  TASK — prepare EVERYTHING except the credentialed push (the orchestrator holds GHCR credentials and will build+push+substitute the digest):
  1) LOCATE the k8s image build context: how ghcr.io/alexcodeplace/overdeck-agent-sandbox is built — find where /usr/local/bin/factory-kubernetes-worker is added (grep modules/ for factory-kubernetes-worker; check modules/sandbox/image/ and modules/harness/factory/kubernetes/ for the Containerfile/build script that produces the GHCR variant vs the box-local variant). Map exactly which factory files get baked in and from where.
  2) VERIFY the current build context would bake the CURRENT factory (with --skip-plan): if the image build copies factory code from the repo tree, confirm the copy includes adw_plan_build_test_quality.py and its adw_modules deps at current versions; if it downloads/pins an older artifact, FIX the build context to bake from the repo tree.
  3) PIN-SUBSTITUTION SCRIPT: modules/harness/factory/kubernetes/update-approved-image.sh — takes ONE argument (the new sha256 digest), validates its format, and rewrites EVERY pin site in one atomic pass: APPROVED_IMAGE in adw_modules/kubernetes_job.py, all digest occurrences in kubernetes/runtime.yaml (init container, workload container, any egress Deployment image), and any test fixtures asserting the digest (grep tests/ for the current digest). Idempotent; refuses a malformed digest; prints every file:line it changed; bash -n clean.
  4) TESTS: extend the factory test suite minimally to assert pin-site consistency (a test that greps the repo for the OLD digest pattern and fails if pin sites disagree with APPROVED_IMAGE — so a partial substitution can never land). MANDATORY: source modules/harness/factory/.venv equivalent if present in this sandbox else use the project uv setup, and run python3 -m pytest modules/harness/factory/tests/ -q — must stay fully green; never weaken a gate. If pytest cannot run in this sandbox, run the focused test files with plain python where feasible and name exactly what you could not run.
  5) DOCS: append a dated receipt to docs/plans/2026-08-16-arc-ci.md? NO — wrong plan. Append to docs/plans/2026-08-10-factory-k3s.md: the image-refresh procedure (build → push → update-approved-image.sh <digest> → land → kubectl apply runtime.yaml → resubmit), citing today's drift lesson: the pin update is NOT done until kubectl apply ran — landed-but-not-applied policy caused today's 'workload containers are not approved' denial.
  Commit: 'Refreshable image pins for the k3s factory'. Do not push. Report: the build-context map (file paths), whether the current context bakes current factory or needed fixing, the script's pin-site list, real test output, anything unverified.


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sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
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title:
  Delivery 5 lifecycle convergence, Batch C, for THREE components of the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone (admin panel, vanilla JS + Webpack). You CANNOT run tests or builds (no node_modules) — write correct code and tests; the orchestrator runs all gates and an adversarial mutation sweep. Work only in this worktree.

  TASK: give each component an idempotent mount()/update(next)/destroy() lifecycle. READ FIRST, in order: admin/src/components/Checkbox.js, ColorField.js, then the already-landed AnimatedItem.js, GridTable.js, TranslationProgress.js, AppFrame.js, BulkActionBar.js — these encode every lesson from prior review rounds:
  - destroyed guards on EVERY legacy entry point (any pre-existing render/refresh/show method), not just update().
  - Never morph inner interactive nodes on update (stale-closure hazard): keep the ROOT node identity and replace children wholesale, deep-scanning dropped subtrees for anything exposing .destroy() and calling it.
  - Normalize explicitly-undefined update values through the SAME defaults the constructor applies (update({x: undefined}) must equal fresh construction with x: undefined).
  - Long-lived child element references that callers hold must not silently change identity.
  - Any transient/overlay UI (modals, popovers, confirmations) opened by the component must be closed/reset when update() changes state that overlay displays or acts on.
  - Async callbacks issued before destroy() must never fire after a later mount() — per-mount generation token captured in the closure.

  COMPONENTS (under plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/):
  1. StateTransitionButton.js (~308 lines) — only the index.js barrel references it. Likely async (state transitions with in-flight requests): the generation pattern almost certainly applies; also guard against double-submit and ensure any pending request's resolution cannot touch a destroyed instance.
  2. DeadlineIndicator.js (~337 lines) — caller: components/AssignmentCard.js + barrel. Likely timer-driven (countdown/relative time): every interval/timeout/rAF must be cleared in destroy() and restarted on mount(); update() must not leak a second timer.
  3. WorkflowTimeline.js (~391 lines) — callers: pages/my-assignments.js + barrel. Live production page: read that page's usage END TO END and keep its contract byte-identical.

  ACCEPTANCE BAR: no new public API surface; same signatures; mount(container) idempotent with destroyed-reset and parentNode guard and preserved sibling order; update(next) with Object.hasOwn guards, independent ifs (never else-if chains), construct-vs-update DOM parity for every key, single render per call, live control node identity preserved; destroy() idempotent and total (listeners, timers, async, child lifecycles, root removal).

  TESTS: one file per component in admin/tests/, lowercase <component>-lifecycle.test.js, vitest+jsdom, following colorfield-lifecycle.test.js / gridtable-lifecycle.test.js / bulkactionbar-lifecycle.test.js style. Per update key: a discriminating test plus a combined multi-key single-call test. Plus tests for: destroy silences listeners (removeEventListener spies), destroy clears timers (use vi.useFakeTimers and assert no work after destroy), destroy-then-mount resurrection, repeat-mount no-duplicate + sibling order, node identity across update, destroyed guards on every legacy entry point, undefined-normalization parity, async-issued-before-destroy silenced after remount, stale-closure prevention where children are replaced. Write them to kill the standard mutant classes (each update branch neutered; else-if chaining; hasOwn→truthy; destroyed=false removal from mount; parentNode guard removal; each unbind/child-destroy/root-remove/clearTimer line removed from destroy; default-normalizer removal; destroy-scan removal; generation-guard removal).

  Update docs/architecture/ui-layers.json lifecycleStatus for the three modules to exactly what the source implements. Write receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md: caller audit evidence, per-component design notes, test inventory, anything deliberately unchanged; state gates/sweeps are the orchestrator's; no invented numbers.

  OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + one-line summary per file.

first_user_message:
  Delivery 5 lifecycle convergence, Batch C, for THREE components of the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone (admin panel, vanilla JS + Webpack). You CANNOT run tests or builds (no node_modules) — write correct code and tests; the orchestrator runs all gates and an adversarial mutation sweep. Work only in this worktree.

  TASK: give each component an idempotent mount()/update(next)/destroy() lifecycle. READ FIRST, in order: admin/src/components/Checkbox.js, ColorField.js, then the already-landed AnimatedItem.js, GridTable.js, TranslationProgress.js, AppFrame.js, BulkActionBar.js — these encode every lesson from prior review rounds:
  - destroyed guards on EVERY legacy entry point (any pre-existing render/refresh/show method), not just update().
  - Never morph inner interactive nodes on update (stale-closure hazard): keep the ROOT node identity and replace children wholesale, deep-scanning dropped subtrees for anything exposing .destroy() and calling it.
  - Normalize explicitly-undefined update values through the SAME defaults the constructor applies (update({x: undefined}) must equal fresh construction with x: undefined).
  - Long-lived child element references that callers hold must not silently change identity.
  - Any transient/overlay UI (modals, popovers, confirmations) opened by the component must be closed/reset when update() changes state that overlay displays or acts on.
  - Async callbacks issued before destroy() must never fire after a later mount() — per-mount generation token captured in the closure.

  COMPONENTS (under plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/):
  1. StateTransitionButton.js (~308 lines) — only the index.js barrel references it. Likely async (state transitions with in-flight requests): the generation pattern almost certainly applies; also guard against double-submit and ensure any pending request's resolution cannot touch a destroyed instance.
  2. DeadlineIndicator.js (~337 lines) — caller: components/AssignmentCard.js + barrel. Likely timer-driven (countdown/relative time): every interval/timeout/rAF must be cleared in destroy() and restarted on mount(); update() must not leak a second timer.
  3. WorkflowTimeline.js (~391 lines) — callers: pages/my-assignments.js + barrel. Live production page: read that page's usage END TO END and keep its contract byte-identical.

  ACCEPTANCE BAR: no new public API surface; same signatures; mount(container) idempotent with destroyed-reset and parentNode guard and preserved sibling order; update(next) with Object.hasOwn guards, independent ifs (never else-if chains), construct-vs-update DOM parity for every key, single render per call, live control node identity preserved; destroy() idempotent and total (listeners, timers, async, child lifecycles, root removal).

  TESTS: one file per component in admin/tests/, lowercase <component>-lifecycle.test.js, vitest+jsdom, following colorfield-lifecycle.test.js / gridtable-lifecycle.test.js / bulkactionbar-lifecycle.test.js style. Per update key: a discriminating test plus a combined multi-key single-call test. Plus tests for: destroy silences listeners (removeEventListener spies), destroy clears timers (use vi.useFakeTimers and assert no work after destroy), destroy-then-mount resurrection, repeat-mount no-duplicate + sibling order, node identity across update, destroyed guards on every legacy entry point, undefined-normalization parity, async-issued-before-destroy silenced after remount, stale-closure prevention where children are replaced. Write them to kill the standard mutant classes (each update branch neutered; else-if chaining; hasOwn→truthy; destroyed=false removal from mount; parentNode guard removal; each unbind/child-destroy/root-remove/clearTimer line removed from destroy; default-normalizer removal; destroy-scan removal; generation-guard removal).

  Update docs/architecture/ui-layers.json lifecycleStatus for the three modules to exactly what the source implements. Write receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md: caller audit evidence, per-component design notes, test inventory, anything deliberately unchanged; state gates/sweeps are the orchestrator's; no invented numbers.

  OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + one-line summary per file.

preview:
  Delivery 5 lifecycle convergence, Batch C, for THREE components of the WordPress plugin at plugins/international-press-zone (admin panel, vanilla JS + Webpack). You CANNOT run tests or builds (no node_modules) — write correct code and tests; the orchestrator runs all gates and an adversarial mutation sweep. Work only in this worktree.

  TASK: give each component an idempotent mount()/update(next)/destroy() lifecycle. READ FIRST, in order: admin/src/components/Checkbox.js, ColorField.js, then the already-landed AnimatedItem.js, GridTable.js, TranslationProgress.js, AppFrame.js, BulkActionBar.js — these encode every lesson from prior review rounds:
  - destroyed guards on EVERY legacy entry point (any pre-existing render/refresh/show method), not just update().
  - Never morph inner interactive nodes on update (stale-closure hazard): keep the ROOT node identity and replace children wholesale, deep-scanning dropped subtrees for anything exposing .destroy() and calling it.
  - Normalize explicitly-undefined update values through the SAME defaults the constructor applies (update({x: undefined}) must equal fresh construction with x: undefined).
  - Long-lived child element references that callers hold must not silently change identity.
  - Any transient/overlay UI (modals, popovers, confirmations) opened by the component must be closed/reset when update() changes state that overlay displays or acts on.
  - Async callbacks issued before destroy() must never fire after a later mount() — per-mount generation token captured in the closure.

  COMPONENTS (under plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/):
  1. StateTransitionButton.js (~308 lines) — only the index.js barrel references it. Likely async (state transitions with in-flight requests): the generation pattern almost certainly applies; also guard against double-submit and ensure any pending request's resolution cannot touch a destroyed instance.
  2. DeadlineIndicator.js (~337 lines) — caller: components/AssignmentCard.js + barrel. Likely timer-driven (countdown/relative time): every interval/timeout/rAF must be cleared in destroy() and restarted on mount(); update() must not leak a second timer.
  3. WorkflowTimeline.js (~391 lines) — callers: pages/my-assignments.js + barrel. Live production page: read that page's usage END TO END and keep its contract byte-identical.

  ACCEPTANCE BAR: no new public API surface; same signatures; mount(container) idempotent with destroyed-reset and parentNode guard and preserved sibling order; update(next) with Object.hasOwn guards, independent ifs (never else-if chains), construct-vs-update DOM parity for every key, single render per call, live control node identity preserved; destroy() idempotent and total (listeners, timers, async, child lifecycles, root removal).

  TESTS: one file per component in admin/tests/, lowercase <component>-lifecycle.test.js, vitest+jsdom, following colorfield-lifecycle.test.js / gridtable-lifecycle.test.js / bulkactionbar-lifecycle.test.js style. Per update key: a discriminating test plus a combined multi-key single-call test. Plus tests for: destroy silences listeners (removeEventListener spies), destroy clears timers (use vi.useFakeTimers and assert no work after destroy), destroy-then-mount resurrection, repeat-mount no-duplicate + sibling order, node identity across update, destroyed guards on every legacy entry point, undefined-normalization parity, async-issued-before-destroy silenced after remount, stale-closure prevention where children are replaced. Write them to kill the standard mutant classes (each update branch neutered; else-if chaining; hasOwn→truthy; destroyed=false removal from mount; parentNode guard removal; each unbind/child-destroy/root-remove/clearTimer line removed from destroy; default-normalizer removal; destroy-scan removal; generation-guard removal).

  Update docs/architecture/ui-layers.json lifecycleStatus for the three modules to exactly what the source implements. Write receipt docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md: caller audit evidence, per-component design notes, test inventory, anything deliberately unchanged; state gates/sweeps are the orchestrator's; no invented numbers.

  OUTPUT: apply changes; final message = complete unified diff + one-line summary per file.


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title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/ee82e303-57f1-4b07-be4e-6b245d0a17cf.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/ee82e303-57f1-4b07-be4e-6b245d0a17cf.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/ee82e303-57f1-4b07-be4e-6b245d0a17cf.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.


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

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

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


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model_provider: openai
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title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: Repair Delivery 5 Batch C lifecycle implementation and focused tests for StateTransitionButton, DeadlineIndicator, and WorkflowTimeline.

  Context:
  - Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  - Branch: wt/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c, merged with current origin/master.
  - Authoritative plan: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-14-plugin-search-architecture.md, Delivery 5 and R-UI-4.
  - Settled lifecycle patterns to study first: admin/src/components/Checkbox.js, ColorField.js, AnimatedItem.js, GridTable.js, ColorPickerModal.js, TranslationProgress.js, AppFrame.js, PriorityBadge.js, BulkActionBar.js.
  - Files in scope:
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/WorkflowTimeline.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/workflowtimeline-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/docs/architecture/ui-layers.json only if lifecycle metadata needs correction
    - plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md, but do not invent gate figures.
  - Audit all live callers end-to-end before editing, especially AssignmentCard.js and pages/my-assignments.js; preserve public signatures and caller behavior.

  Measured focused remote test failure:
  - WorkflowTimeline: 4/4 pass.
  - DeadlineIndicator: 4/4 pass.
  - StateTransitionButton: 4 of 5 fail.
  - Three failures are ReferenceError: destroyTree is not defined at StateTransitionButton.js:29 during update().
  - The async generation test fails because  is undefined: the test opens the reject confirmation modal but never confirms it, so onTransition never runs before calling resolve(). Repair the test so it separately proves the modal focus timer is silenced and an actually-issued pending transition cannot mutate state after destroy followed by mount.

  Required lifecycle contract:
  1. No new public API or caller changes.
  2. mount(container) is idempotent; only mount can resurrect; parentNode guard prevents duplicate/reorder.
  3. update(next) uses independent Object.hasOwn branches, explicit-undefined constructor parity, and exactly one render for combined updates.
  4. Root identity remains stable; preserve any caller-held long-lived child references required by callers.
  5. Never morph interactive child nodes if doing so can retain stale event closures. Before replacing children, deeply destroy lifecycle owners exposing destroy().
  6. Every legacy entry point must guard destroyed state.
  7. Updates reconcile/close stale overlays.
  8. Timers/listeners/async callbacks are cleaned. Async issued before destroy must remain silent after later mount via a per-mount generation token.
  9. StateTransitionButton blocks double submit and restores disabled state only for the current generation.
  10. DeadlineIndicator owns exactly one countdown and stops/restarts it correctly.
  11. WorkflowTimeline unbinds stale headers and destroys dropped Badge owners.
  12. No rationale comments in production code. Do not change generated admin/dist assets.

  Strengthen focused tests so each requirement is discriminating, not merely line coverage. In particular make the stale-overlay test update while the modal is still open; test pending async completion after an actual transition invocation; test remount generation safety; and ensure test-created timers/components are cleaned up. Inspect for additional implementation or test defects and repair them within scope.

  You cannot run tests/builds in your sandbox because dependencies and local-gate are unavailable. Do not claim tests pass. Make source/test edits directly, then report: exact files changed, concise reasoning, remaining concerns, and a full git diff summary. Do not commit.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: Repair Delivery 5 Batch C lifecycle implementation and focused tests for StateTransitionButton, DeadlineIndicator, and WorkflowTimeline.

  Context:
  - Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  - Branch: wt/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c, merged with current origin/master.
  - Authoritative plan: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-14-plugin-search-architecture.md, Delivery 5 and R-UI-4.
  - Settled lifecycle patterns to study first: admin/src/components/Checkbox.js, ColorField.js, AnimatedItem.js, GridTable.js, ColorPickerModal.js, TranslationProgress.js, AppFrame.js, PriorityBadge.js, BulkActionBar.js.
  - Files in scope:
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/WorkflowTimeline.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/workflowtimeline-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/docs/architecture/ui-layers.json only if lifecycle metadata needs correction
    - plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md, but do not invent gate figures.
  - Audit all live callers end-to-end before editing, especially AssignmentCard.js and pages/my-assignments.js; preserve public signatures and caller behavior.

  Measured focused remote test failure:
  - WorkflowTimeline: 4/4 pass.
  - DeadlineIndicator: 4/4 pass.
  - StateTransitionButton: 4 of 5 fail.
  - Three failures are ReferenceError: destroyTree is not defined at StateTransitionButton.js:29 during update().
  - The async generation test fails because  is undefined: the test opens the reject confirmation modal but never confirms it, so onTransition never runs before calling resolve(). Repair the test so it separately proves the modal focus timer is silenced and an actually-issued pending transition cannot mutate state after destroy followed by mount.

  Required lifecycle contract:
  1. No new public API or caller changes.
  2. mount(container) is idempotent; only mount can resurrect; parentNode guard prevents duplicate/reorder.
  3. update(next) uses independent Object.hasOwn branches, explicit-undefined constructor parity, and exactly one render for combined updates.
  4. Root identity remains stable; preserve any caller-held long-lived child references required by callers.
  5. Never morph interactive child nodes if doing so can retain stale event closures. Before replacing children, deeply destroy lifecycle owners exposing destroy().
  6. Every legacy entry point must guard destroyed state.
  7. Updates reconcile/close stale overlays.
  8. Timers/listeners/async callbacks are cleaned. Async issued before destroy must remain silent after later mount via a per-mount generation token.
  9. StateTransitionButton blocks double submit and restores disabled state only for the current generation.
  10. DeadlineIndicator owns exactly one countdown and stops/restarts it correctly.
  11. WorkflowTimeline unbinds stale headers and destroys dropped Badge owners.
  12. No rationale comments in production code. Do not change generated admin/dist assets.

  Strengthen focused tests so each requirement is discriminating, not merely line coverage. In particular make the stale-overlay test update while the modal is still open; test pending async completion after an actual transition invocation; test remount generation safety; and ensure test-created timers/components are cleaned up. Inspect for additional implementation or test defects and repair them within scope.

  You cannot run tests/builds in your sandbox because dependencies and local-gate are unavailable. Do not claim tests pass. Make source/test edits directly, then report: exact files changed, concise reasoning, remaining concerns, and a full git diff summary. Do not commit.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: Repair Delivery 5 Batch C lifecycle implementation and focused tests for StateTransitionButton, DeadlineIndicator, and WorkflowTimeline.

  Context:
  - Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  - Branch: wt/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c, merged with current origin/master.
  - Authoritative plan: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-14-plugin-search-architecture.md, Delivery 5 and R-UI-4.
  - Settled lifecycle patterns to study first: admin/src/components/Checkbox.js, ColorField.js, AnimatedItem.js, GridTable.js, ColorPickerModal.js, TranslationProgress.js, AppFrame.js, PriorityBadge.js, BulkActionBar.js.
  - Files in scope:
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/WorkflowTimeline.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/workflowtimeline-lifecycle.test.js
    - plugins/international-press-zone/docs/architecture/ui-layers.json only if lifecycle metadata needs correction
    - plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md, but do not invent gate figures.
  - Audit all live callers end-to-end before editing, especially AssignmentCard.js and pages/my-assignments.js; preserve public signatures and caller behavior.

  Measured focused remote test failure:
  - WorkflowTimeline: 4/4 pass.
  - DeadlineIndicator: 4/4 pass.
  - StateTransitionButton: 4 of 5 fail.
  - Three failures are ReferenceError: destroyTree is not defined at StateTransitionButton.js:29 during update().
  - The async generation test fails because  is undefined: the test opens the reject confirmation modal but never confirms it, so onTransition never runs before calling resolve(). Repair the test so it separately proves the modal focus timer is silenced and an actually-issued pending transition cannot mutate state after destroy followed by mount.

  Required lifecycle contract:
  1. No new public API or caller changes.
  2. mount(container) is idempotent; only mount can resurrect; parentNode guard prevents duplicate/reorder.
  3. update(next) uses independent Object.hasOwn branches, explicit-undefined constructor parity, and exactly one render for combined updates.
  4. Root identity remains stable; preserve any caller-held long-lived child references required by callers.
  5. Never morph interactive child nodes if doing so can retain stale event closures. Before replacing children, deeply destroy lifecycle owners exposing destroy().
  6. Every legacy entry point must guard destroyed state.
  7. Updates reconcile/close stale overlays.
  8. Timers/listeners/async callbacks are cleaned. Async issued before destroy must remain silent after later mount via a per-mount generation token.
  9. StateTransitionButton blocks double submit and restores disabled state only for the current generation.
  10. DeadlineIndicator owns exactly one countdown and stops/restarts it correctly.
  11. WorkflowTimeline unbinds stale headers and destroys dropped Badge owners.
  12. No rationale comments in production code. Do not change generated admin/dist assets.

  Strengthen focused tests so each requirement is discriminating, not merely line coverage. In particular make the stale-overlay test update while the modal is still open; test pending async completion after an actual transition invocation; test remount generation safety; and ensure test-created timers/components are cleaned up. Inspect for additional implementation or test defects and repair them within scope.

  You cannot run tests/builds in your sandbox because dependencies and local-gate are unavailable. Do not claim tests pass. Make source/test edits directly, then report: exact files changed, concise reasoning, remaining concerns, and a full git diff summary. Do not commit.


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cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c-ebdbf26ac617
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
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title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Repair the one remaining focused-test failure in Delivery 5 Batch C without changing public behavior or generated assets.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Files in scope: plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js and plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js only unless an unavoidable direct dependency is proven.

  Measured failure after the prior repair: StateTransitionButton lifecycle test updates every option together once with constructor parity and undefined defaults. Expected and received buttons are semantically identical, but outerHTML differs because updated root attributes are ordered data-to-state then data-from-state while fresh construction orders data-from-state then data-to-state. Delivery 5 requires construct-vs-update DOM parity and stable root identity.

  Inspect settled sync-root patterns and Button lifecycle. Choose the narrowest correct repair. Preserve the existing button root and its active click listener. Do not replace the root. Ensure syncRoot deterministically reconciles all root attributes into construction order without retaining stale attributes, while deeply destroying dropped child lifecycle owners. Keep the test discriminating: it must still prove one render, explicit-undefined constructor parity, and exact resulting DOM parity rather than weakening to a partial assertion. Check that the repair does not destroy or duplicate the live root listener.

  You cannot run the project gates in this sandbox. Do not claim tests pass. Make the edit, run only static syntax or diff checks if available, do not commit, and report exact changes and remaining concerns.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Repair the one remaining focused-test failure in Delivery 5 Batch C without changing public behavior or generated assets.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Files in scope: plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js and plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js only unless an unavoidable direct dependency is proven.

  Measured failure after the prior repair: StateTransitionButton lifecycle test updates every option together once with constructor parity and undefined defaults. Expected and received buttons are semantically identical, but outerHTML differs because updated root attributes are ordered data-to-state then data-from-state while fresh construction orders data-from-state then data-to-state. Delivery 5 requires construct-vs-update DOM parity and stable root identity.

  Inspect settled sync-root patterns and Button lifecycle. Choose the narrowest correct repair. Preserve the existing button root and its active click listener. Do not replace the root. Ensure syncRoot deterministically reconciles all root attributes into construction order without retaining stale attributes, while deeply destroying dropped child lifecycle owners. Keep the test discriminating: it must still prove one render, explicit-undefined constructor parity, and exact resulting DOM parity rather than weakening to a partial assertion. Check that the repair does not destroy or duplicate the live root listener.

  You cannot run the project gates in this sandbox. Do not claim tests pass. Make the edit, run only static syntax or diff checks if available, do not commit, and report exact changes and remaining concerns.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Repair the one remaining focused-test failure in Delivery 5 Batch C without changing public behavior or generated assets.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Files in scope: plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js and plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js only unless an unavoidable direct dependency is proven.

  Measured failure after the prior repair: StateTransitionButton lifecycle test updates every option together once with constructor parity and undefined defaults. Expected and received buttons are semantically identical, but outerHTML differs because updated root attributes are ordered data-to-state then data-from-state while fresh construction orders data-from-state then data-to-state. Delivery 5 requires construct-vs-update DOM parity and stable root identity.

  Inspect settled sync-root patterns and Button lifecycle. Choose the narrowest correct repair. Preserve the existing button root and its active click listener. Do not replace the root. Ensure syncRoot deterministically reconciles all root attributes into construction order without retaining stale attributes, while deeply destroying dropped child lifecycle owners. Keep the test discriminating: it must still prove one render, explicit-undefined constructor parity, and exact resulting DOM parity rather than weakening to a partial assertion. Check that the repair does not destroy or duplicate the live root listener.

  You cannot run the project gates in this sandbox. Do not claim tests pass. Make the edit, run only static syntax or diff checks if available, do not commit, and report exact changes and remaining concerns.


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title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close every measured Batch C mutation-coverage gap with discriminating focused lifecycle tests and only minimal source fixes when a mutant proves code is unreachable or redundant.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Scope:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/WorkflowTimeline.js
  - their three lifecycle test files under admin/tests
  Do not touch generated admin/dist files, unrelated callers, or gate receipts. Do not commit.

  Current focused baseline is green: 3 files, 14 tests. A one-at-a-time mutation sweep restored the baseline cleanly but reported these SURVIVED mutants:
  StateTransitionButton:
  - remove deep destroy of current childNodes in syncRoot
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove onTransition update branch
  - remove requiresConfirmation update branch
  - remove requiresNotes update branch
  - remove label update branch
  - remove variant update branch
  - remove size update branch
  - remove generation increment during changed update
  - remove clearTimeout from closeModal while only nulling the field
  - remove generation increment during destroy
  DeadlineIndicator:
  - remove generation increment during remount
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove updateInterval guard from startCountdown
  - remove generation comparison from interval callback
  - remove onExtensionRequest update branch
  - remove compact update branch
  - remove destroyTree from destroy
  WorkflowTimeline:
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove expandable update branch
  - remove listener unbinding from destroy
  - remove destroyTree from destroy

  The sweep also had five ANCHOR ERRORS, meaning these paths still need tests but the mutation script matched duplicate text; inspect the actual code and ensure tests discriminate them:
  - StateTransitionButton remount generation increment
  - DeadlineIndicator remount rebuild
  - WorkflowTimeline remount unbind
  - WorkflowTimeline remount rebuild
  - WorkflowTimeline update unbind

  Requirements:
  1. Do not weaken production lifecycle behavior merely to make mutants irrelevant. If a generation check is genuinely redundant because synchronous timer cancellation proves no stale callback can survive, explain and remove only if the same lifecycle guarantee remains robust; otherwise add a deterministic test that captures and manually invokes the old callback after destroy/remount or update.
  2. Parent-node tests must mount once, add a later sibling after the root, then mount again and prove the root is not reordered.
  3. Update-branch tests must use non-default, behaviorally distinguishable initial and next values. Do not rely on undefined-only values where constructor and stale state can serialize identically. Test each callback/boolean/text/variant/size branch through visible behavior or actual callback routing. Combined-update tests must still assert exactly one render.
  4. Deep-destroy tests must install or locate an owned child exposing destroy and assert exactly-once cleanup on update and on destroy as applicable.
  5. For StateTransitionButton, deterministically test stale modal focus callback and stale Promise completion by capturing callbacks and invoking them after destroy then mount. Prove old work cannot clear a current in-flight transition. Prove update invalidates old work. Preserve root and listener identity.
  6. For DeadlineIndicator, spy or stub setInterval/clearInterval as needed to capture callbacks. Prove one interval, update/remount generation isolation, callback updates, compact behavior, and deep cleanup. Clean every timer in finally blocks.
  7. For WorkflowTimeline, prove update and remount unbind old headers, destroy unbinds current header, dropped and final Badge owners are destroyed, remount rebuilds prior state exactly, and expandable changes interaction/markup. No duplicate listeners.
  8. Keep tests deterministic under jsdom and fake timers; no implementation-detail-only assertion if user-visible/lifecycle behavior can discriminate.
  9. Audit current code for any actual defect revealed by these gaps. Preserve public signatures and live caller behavior. No rationale comments in production source.

  You cannot run project tests/builds in this sandbox. Do not claim they pass. Make edits, run only static syntax/diff checks if available, and report exact files changed, which survivor each test kills, any source changes and why, and remaining concerns.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close every measured Batch C mutation-coverage gap with discriminating focused lifecycle tests and only minimal source fixes when a mutant proves code is unreachable or redundant.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Scope:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/WorkflowTimeline.js
  - their three lifecycle test files under admin/tests
  Do not touch generated admin/dist files, unrelated callers, or gate receipts. Do not commit.

  Current focused baseline is green: 3 files, 14 tests. A one-at-a-time mutation sweep restored the baseline cleanly but reported these SURVIVED mutants:
  StateTransitionButton:
  - remove deep destroy of current childNodes in syncRoot
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove onTransition update branch
  - remove requiresConfirmation update branch
  - remove requiresNotes update branch
  - remove label update branch
  - remove variant update branch
  - remove size update branch
  - remove generation increment during changed update
  - remove clearTimeout from closeModal while only nulling the field
  - remove generation increment during destroy
  DeadlineIndicator:
  - remove generation increment during remount
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove updateInterval guard from startCountdown
  - remove generation comparison from interval callback
  - remove onExtensionRequest update branch
  - remove compact update branch
  - remove destroyTree from destroy
  WorkflowTimeline:
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove expandable update branch
  - remove listener unbinding from destroy
  - remove destroyTree from destroy

  The sweep also had five ANCHOR ERRORS, meaning these paths still need tests but the mutation script matched duplicate text; inspect the actual code and ensure tests discriminate them:
  - StateTransitionButton remount generation increment
  - DeadlineIndicator remount rebuild
  - WorkflowTimeline remount unbind
  - WorkflowTimeline remount rebuild
  - WorkflowTimeline update unbind

  Requirements:
  1. Do not weaken production lifecycle behavior merely to make mutants irrelevant. If a generation check is genuinely redundant because synchronous timer cancellation proves no stale callback can survive, explain and remove only if the same lifecycle guarantee remains robust; otherwise add a deterministic test that captures and manually invokes the old callback after destroy/remount or update.
  2. Parent-node tests must mount once, add a later sibling after the root, then mount again and prove the root is not reordered.
  3. Update-branch tests must use non-default, behaviorally distinguishable initial and next values. Do not rely on undefined-only values where constructor and stale state can serialize identically. Test each callback/boolean/text/variant/size branch through visible behavior or actual callback routing. Combined-update tests must still assert exactly one render.
  4. Deep-destroy tests must install or locate an owned child exposing destroy and assert exactly-once cleanup on update and on destroy as applicable.
  5. For StateTransitionButton, deterministically test stale modal focus callback and stale Promise completion by capturing callbacks and invoking them after destroy then mount. Prove old work cannot clear a current in-flight transition. Prove update invalidates old work. Preserve root and listener identity.
  6. For DeadlineIndicator, spy or stub setInterval/clearInterval as needed to capture callbacks. Prove one interval, update/remount generation isolation, callback updates, compact behavior, and deep cleanup. Clean every timer in finally blocks.
  7. For WorkflowTimeline, prove update and remount unbind old headers, destroy unbinds current header, dropped and final Badge owners are destroyed, remount rebuilds prior state exactly, and expandable changes interaction/markup. No duplicate listeners.
  8. Keep tests deterministic under jsdom and fake timers; no implementation-detail-only assertion if user-visible/lifecycle behavior can discriminate.
  9. Audit current code for any actual defect revealed by these gaps. Preserve public signatures and live caller behavior. No rationale comments in production source.

  You cannot run project tests/builds in this sandbox. Do not claim they pass. Make edits, run only static syntax/diff checks if available, and report exact files changed, which survivor each test kills, any source changes and why, and remaining concerns.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close every measured Batch C mutation-coverage gap with discriminating focused lifecycle tests and only minimal source fixes when a mutant proves code is unreachable or redundant.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Scope:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/WorkflowTimeline.js
  - their three lifecycle test files under admin/tests
  Do not touch generated admin/dist files, unrelated callers, or gate receipts. Do not commit.

  Current focused baseline is green: 3 files, 14 tests. A one-at-a-time mutation sweep restored the baseline cleanly but reported these SURVIVED mutants:
  StateTransitionButton:
  - remove deep destroy of current childNodes in syncRoot
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove onTransition update branch
  - remove requiresConfirmation update branch
  - remove requiresNotes update branch
  - remove label update branch
  - remove variant update branch
  - remove size update branch
  - remove generation increment during changed update
  - remove clearTimeout from closeModal while only nulling the field
  - remove generation increment during destroy
  DeadlineIndicator:
  - remove generation increment during remount
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove updateInterval guard from startCountdown
  - remove generation comparison from interval callback
  - remove onExtensionRequest update branch
  - remove compact update branch
  - remove destroyTree from destroy
  WorkflowTimeline:
  - replace mount parentNode guard with unconditional append
  - remove expandable update branch
  - remove listener unbinding from destroy
  - remove destroyTree from destroy

  The sweep also had five ANCHOR ERRORS, meaning these paths still need tests but the mutation script matched duplicate text; inspect the actual code and ensure tests discriminate them:
  - StateTransitionButton remount generation increment
  - DeadlineIndicator remount rebuild
  - WorkflowTimeline remount unbind
  - WorkflowTimeline remount rebuild
  - WorkflowTimeline update unbind

  Requirements:
  1. Do not weaken production lifecycle behavior merely to make mutants irrelevant. If a generation check is genuinely redundant because synchronous timer cancellation proves no stale callback can survive, explain and remove only if the same lifecycle guarantee remains robust; otherwise add a deterministic test that captures and manually invokes the old callback after destroy/remount or update.
  2. Parent-node tests must mount once, add a later sibling after the root, then mount again and prove the root is not reordered.
  3. Update-branch tests must use non-default, behaviorally distinguishable initial and next values. Do not rely on undefined-only values where constructor and stale state can serialize identically. Test each callback/boolean/text/variant/size branch through visible behavior or actual callback routing. Combined-update tests must still assert exactly one render.
  4. Deep-destroy tests must install or locate an owned child exposing destroy and assert exactly-once cleanup on update and on destroy as applicable.
  5. For StateTransitionButton, deterministically test stale modal focus callback and stale Promise completion by capturing callbacks and invoking them after destroy then mount. Prove old work cannot clear a current in-flight transition. Prove update invalidates old work. Preserve root and listener identity.
  6. For DeadlineIndicator, spy or stub setInterval/clearInterval as needed to capture callbacks. Prove one interval, update/remount generation isolation, callback updates, compact behavior, and deep cleanup. Clean every timer in finally blocks.
  7. For WorkflowTimeline, prove update and remount unbind old headers, destroy unbinds current header, dropped and final Badge owners are destroyed, remount rebuilds prior state exactly, and expandable changes interaction/markup. No duplicate listeners.
  8. Keep tests deterministic under jsdom and fake timers; no implementation-detail-only assertion if user-visible/lifecycle behavior can discriminate.
  9. Audit current code for any actual defect revealed by these gaps. Preserve public signatures and live caller behavior. No rationale comments in production source.

  You cannot run project tests/builds in this sandbox. Do not claim they pass. Make edits, run only static syntax/diff checks if available, and report exact files changed, which survivor each test kills, any source changes and why, and remaining concerns.


id: 01a00ab6-bc2f-7781-bbe3-deb08c6aa740
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c-ebdbf26ac617
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 31813cf2886d41196fc5f6b7ff09682e00a5f4d6
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T13-15-43-01a00ab6-bc2f-7781-bbe3-deb08c6aa740.jsonl

title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Replace unsupported jest-dom matchers in the three Delivery 5 Batch C lifecycle tests with equivalent native DOM and standard Vitest/Chai assertions. Touch tests only; preserve every mutation discriminator; do not run project gates or commit.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Files:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/workflowtimeline-lifecycle.test.js

  Measured remote focused run: 11 tests discovered, 5 failed only because this repository does not install jest-dom matchers. Unsupported properties:
  - toHaveAttribute in deadlineindicator test lines around 20 and 53
  - toHaveClass in statetransitionbutton test around line 26
  - toHaveTextContent in workflowtimeline test around lines 19 and 43
  Search all three files for every unsupported jest-dom matcher, including toHaveClass, toHaveTextContent, toHaveAttribute, and not.toHaveClass. Convert them to standard assertions such as getAttribute equality, classList.contains booleans, and textContent containment. Preserve exact intent and positive/negative discrimination. Do not weaken or delete assertions. Do not alter source components. Run node syntax checks and git diff check only if available, report exact replacements, and do not claim tests pass.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Replace unsupported jest-dom matchers in the three Delivery 5 Batch C lifecycle tests with equivalent native DOM and standard Vitest/Chai assertions. Touch tests only; preserve every mutation discriminator; do not run project gates or commit.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Files:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/workflowtimeline-lifecycle.test.js

  Measured remote focused run: 11 tests discovered, 5 failed only because this repository does not install jest-dom matchers. Unsupported properties:
  - toHaveAttribute in deadlineindicator test lines around 20 and 53
  - toHaveClass in statetransitionbutton test around line 26
  - toHaveTextContent in workflowtimeline test around lines 19 and 43
  Search all three files for every unsupported jest-dom matcher, including toHaveClass, toHaveTextContent, toHaveAttribute, and not.toHaveClass. Convert them to standard assertions such as getAttribute equality, classList.contains booleans, and textContent containment. Preserve exact intent and positive/negative discrimination. Do not weaken or delete assertions. Do not alter source components. Run node syntax checks and git diff check only if available, report exact replacements, and do not claim tests pass.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Replace unsupported jest-dom matchers in the three Delivery 5 Batch C lifecycle tests with equivalent native DOM and standard Vitest/Chai assertions. Touch tests only; preserve every mutation discriminator; do not run project gates or commit.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Files:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/workflowtimeline-lifecycle.test.js

  Measured remote focused run: 11 tests discovered, 5 failed only because this repository does not install jest-dom matchers. Unsupported properties:
  - toHaveAttribute in deadlineindicator test lines around 20 and 53
  - toHaveClass in statetransitionbutton test around line 26
  - toHaveTextContent in workflowtimeline test around lines 19 and 43
  Search all three files for every unsupported jest-dom matcher, including toHaveClass, toHaveTextContent, toHaveAttribute, and not.toHaveClass. Convert them to standard assertions such as getAttribute equality, classList.contains booleans, and textContent containment. Preserve exact intent and positive/negative discrimination. Do not weaken or delete assertions. Do not alter source components. Run node syntax checks and git diff check only if available, report exact replacements, and do not claim tests pass.


id: 01a00aba-fb0e-7e61-bdd5-563c3c72d304
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/callback-consolidate-c03415ebc9f5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: e9ea49970b20ae1217ea86d68c00fb95f2033e0b
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/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T13-20-21-01a00aba-fb0e-7e61-bdd5-563c3c72d304.jsonl

title:
  Final adversarial review, REPORT ONLY. plugins/international-press-zone, uncommitted working tree — same migration you BLOCKed twice before (findings 1-8 first pass, then P1-P8 new findings second pass). git diff shows everything. Read plugins/international-press-zone/docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md if needed.

  Since your last BLOCK, ALL of these should now be closed:
  - Second-pass findings 1-5 (P1): Generate All submit-then-poll, content async route callback-secret removal + persisted key+body, post-meta key hashing the full canonical request body (tone/sourceLang included), JobSender persisted-body replay + real bounded retry count, translateString key persistence.
  - Second-pass finding 6 (P2): reconciliation replays the exact persisted body (byte-identical, no array_filter divergence).
  - Second-pass finding 7 (P2): ExceptionSync case-sensitivity mapping + inline exceptions member removed from sync requests entirely (verify: grep -rn "'exceptions'" or ExceptionPayload::rules across includes/ should show ZERO remaining call sites — a new test asserts this).
  - Second-pass finding 8 (P3): dead callback-era code — not required to be removed, just confirm nothing new got worse.
  - Four final mechanical gate fixes: TranslationAPI::translateBulk PHPDoc now includes still_processing; JobSender::build_content_from_post() deleted (confirmed zero callers); ScopedExceptionsTest.php rewritten to assert NO file under includes/ contains 'ExceptionPayload::rules(' (recursive scan) instead of a stale per-file allowlist; the SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php update_post_meta stub now accepts mixed (matching real WP behavior) since IdempotencyKey now persists {key, body} arrays, not strings.

  Gates as of this round (paste-verifiable, I ran them directly with real php on this machine, not sandboxed): vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist → '[OK] No errors'; vendor/bin/phpunit → 'Tests: 123, Assertions: 840, Warnings: 1' (0 failures); php tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php → passes; php tests/php/CallbackConsolidationTest.php → passes.

  Verify all of the above against the actual diff, hunt for anything NEW broken by these last four mechanical fixes (especially: does the rewritten ScopedExceptionsTest recursive scan have false-positive risk — e.g. matching a comment or a different class's rules() method; does deleting build_content_from_post leave any doc/comment referencing it stale in a misleading way). Verdict: per-cluster FIXED/NOT FIXED, any new findings, then APPROVE or BLOCK for committing this entire migration as one changeset.

first_user_message:
  Final adversarial review, REPORT ONLY. plugins/international-press-zone, uncommitted working tree — same migration you BLOCKed twice before (findings 1-8 first pass, then P1-P8 new findings second pass). git diff shows everything. Read plugins/international-press-zone/docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md if needed.

  Since your last BLOCK, ALL of these should now be closed:
  - Second-pass findings 1-5 (P1): Generate All submit-then-poll, content async route callback-secret removal + persisted key+body, post-meta key hashing the full canonical request body (tone/sourceLang included), JobSender persisted-body replay + real bounded retry count, translateString key persistence.
  - Second-pass finding 6 (P2): reconciliation replays the exact persisted body (byte-identical, no array_filter divergence).
  - Second-pass finding 7 (P2): ExceptionSync case-sensitivity mapping + inline exceptions member removed from sync requests entirely (verify: grep -rn "'exceptions'" or ExceptionPayload::rules across includes/ should show ZERO remaining call sites — a new test asserts this).
  - Second-pass finding 8 (P3): dead callback-era code — not required to be removed, just confirm nothing new got worse.
  - Four final mechanical gate fixes: TranslationAPI::translateBulk PHPDoc now includes still_processing; JobSender::build_content_from_post() deleted (confirmed zero callers); ScopedExceptionsTest.php rewritten to assert NO file under includes/ contains 'ExceptionPayload::rules(' (recursive scan) instead of a stale per-file allowlist; the SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php update_post_meta stub now accepts mixed (matching real WP behavior) since IdempotencyKey now persists {key, body} arrays, not strings.

  Gates as of this round (paste-verifiable, I ran them directly with real php on this machine, not sandboxed): vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist → '[OK] No errors'; vendor/bin/phpunit → 'Tests: 123, Assertions: 840, Warnings: 1' (0 failures); php tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php → passes; php tests/php/CallbackConsolidationTest.php → passes.

  Verify all of the above against the actual diff, hunt for anything NEW broken by these last four mechanical fixes (especially: does the rewritten ScopedExceptionsTest recursive scan have false-positive risk — e.g. matching a comment or a different class's rules() method; does deleting build_content_from_post leave any doc/comment referencing it stale in a misleading way). Verdict: per-cluster FIXED/NOT FIXED, any new findings, then APPROVE or BLOCK for committing this entire migration as one changeset.

preview:
  Final adversarial review, REPORT ONLY. plugins/international-press-zone, uncommitted working tree — same migration you BLOCKed twice before (findings 1-8 first pass, then P1-P8 new findings second pass). git diff shows everything. Read plugins/international-press-zone/docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md if needed.

  Since your last BLOCK, ALL of these should now be closed:
  - Second-pass findings 1-5 (P1): Generate All submit-then-poll, content async route callback-secret removal + persisted key+body, post-meta key hashing the full canonical request body (tone/sourceLang included), JobSender persisted-body replay + real bounded retry count, translateString key persistence.
  - Second-pass finding 6 (P2): reconciliation replays the exact persisted body (byte-identical, no array_filter divergence).
  - Second-pass finding 7 (P2): ExceptionSync case-sensitivity mapping + inline exceptions member removed from sync requests entirely (verify: grep -rn "'exceptions'" or ExceptionPayload::rules across includes/ should show ZERO remaining call sites — a new test asserts this).
  - Second-pass finding 8 (P3): dead callback-era code — not required to be removed, just confirm nothing new got worse.
  - Four final mechanical gate fixes: TranslationAPI::translateBulk PHPDoc now includes still_processing; JobSender::build_content_from_post() deleted (confirmed zero callers); ScopedExceptionsTest.php rewritten to assert NO file under includes/ contains 'ExceptionPayload::rules(' (recursive scan) instead of a stale per-file allowlist; the SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php update_post_meta stub now accepts mixed (matching real WP behavior) since IdempotencyKey now persists {key, body} arrays, not strings.

  Gates as of this round (paste-verifiable, I ran them directly with real php on this machine, not sandboxed): vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist → '[OK] No errors'; vendor/bin/phpunit → 'Tests: 123, Assertions: 840, Warnings: 1' (0 failures); php tests/unit/Translation/SyncTranslationContractStandaloneTest.php → passes; php tests/php/CallbackConsolidationTest.php → passes.

  Verify all of the above against the actual diff, hunt for anything NEW broken by these last four mechanical fixes (especially: does the rewritten ScopedExceptionsTest recursive scan have false-positive risk — e.g. matching a comment or a different class's rules() method; does deleting build_content_from_post leave any doc/comment referencing it stale in a misleading way). Verdict: per-cluster FIXED/NOT FIXED, any new findings, then APPROVE or BLOCK for committing this entire migration as one changeset.


id: 01a00ad2-47aa-7ef1-96b3-c72fcdc17085
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c-ebdbf26ac617
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 00d4c1a1849e218b7ea2edcea91c5f756a8cc0bb
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T13-45-48-01a00ad2-47aa-7ef1-96b3-c72fcdc17085.jsonl

title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close the final five measured Delivery 5 Batch C mutation survivors. Add focused, behaviorally discriminating tests; make a source correction only if inspection proves one is needed. Do not touch generated assets or commit.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Scope:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
  Current focused baseline: 3 files, 11 tests, all passing remotely. Complete mutation sweep: 43 mutants, 38 killed, 5 survived, zero anchor errors, restored baseline rc 0.

  Exact survivors:
  1. STB-update-to: changing the update branch condition for toState to false survives. Assert the updated callback payload contains the new toState, not the old one, using a distinguishable initial and next state; also assert data-to-state and visible configuration where applicable.
  2. STB-update-close-modal: removing closeModal from the changed-update render path survives. Open a real confirmation modal, retain references to its modal/overlay, update a relevant option while it remains open, and prove the modal owner is destroyed, overlay removed, this.modal cleared, focus timer canceled, and stale confirm cannot execute.
  3. STB-double-submit: removing the inFlight guard from executeTransition survives. Invoke two transition attempts while the first returned Promise is pending and assert exactly one callback call; after resolution a new attempt may run.
  4. STB-destroy-button: removing element.destroy from StateTransitionButton.destroy survives. Spy on the stable Button root removeEventListener before destroy and prove the owned click listener is unbound; after mount prove exactly one listener is rebound and one click yields one action.
  5. DI-mount-rebuild: removing createIndicator plus syncRoot from the destroyed remount path survives. After destroy, deliberately corrupt or empty the retained stable root DOM/attributes, then mount and prove current deadline/options rebuild exact expected markup while root identity stays stable; prove extension callback remains current and timer ownership remains one.

  Tests must actually fail under the exact mutants above. Preserve existing discriminators and native Vitest/Chai assertions only; this repo has no jest-dom matcher extension. Use textContent, classList.contains, getAttribute, querySelector, and standard spies. Clean modals, promises, listeners, fake timers, and interval stubs in finally blocks. Keep public behavior and root identity unchanged. No production rationale comments.

  You cannot run project gates in the sandbox. Do not claim they pass. Make edits, run node syntax and git diff checks only if available, report exact files changed and how each survivor is killed, and do not commit.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close the final five measured Delivery 5 Batch C mutation survivors. Add focused, behaviorally discriminating tests; make a source correction only if inspection proves one is needed. Do not touch generated assets or commit.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Scope:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
  Current focused baseline: 3 files, 11 tests, all passing remotely. Complete mutation sweep: 43 mutants, 38 killed, 5 survived, zero anchor errors, restored baseline rc 0.

  Exact survivors:
  1. STB-update-to: changing the update branch condition for toState to false survives. Assert the updated callback payload contains the new toState, not the old one, using a distinguishable initial and next state; also assert data-to-state and visible configuration where applicable.
  2. STB-update-close-modal: removing closeModal from the changed-update render path survives. Open a real confirmation modal, retain references to its modal/overlay, update a relevant option while it remains open, and prove the modal owner is destroyed, overlay removed, this.modal cleared, focus timer canceled, and stale confirm cannot execute.
  3. STB-double-submit: removing the inFlight guard from executeTransition survives. Invoke two transition attempts while the first returned Promise is pending and assert exactly one callback call; after resolution a new attempt may run.
  4. STB-destroy-button: removing element.destroy from StateTransitionButton.destroy survives. Spy on the stable Button root removeEventListener before destroy and prove the owned click listener is unbound; after mount prove exactly one listener is rebound and one click yields one action.
  5. DI-mount-rebuild: removing createIndicator plus syncRoot from the destroyed remount path survives. After destroy, deliberately corrupt or empty the retained stable root DOM/attributes, then mount and prove current deadline/options rebuild exact expected markup while root identity stays stable; prove extension callback remains current and timer ownership remains one.

  Tests must actually fail under the exact mutants above. Preserve existing discriminators and native Vitest/Chai assertions only; this repo has no jest-dom matcher extension. Use textContent, classList.contains, getAttribute, querySelector, and standard spies. Clean modals, promises, listeners, fake timers, and interval stubs in finally blocks. Keep public behavior and root identity unchanged. No production rationale comments.

  You cannot run project gates in the sandbox. Do not claim they pass. Make edits, run node syntax and git diff checks only if available, report exact files changed and how each survivor is killed, and do not commit.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close the final five measured Delivery 5 Batch C mutation survivors. Add focused, behaviorally discriminating tests; make a source correction only if inspection proves one is needed. Do not touch generated assets or commit.

  Worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  Scope:
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/StateTransitionButton.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/src/components/DeadlineIndicator.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/statetransitionbutton-lifecycle.test.js
  - plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/deadlineindicator-lifecycle.test.js
  Current focused baseline: 3 files, 11 tests, all passing remotely. Complete mutation sweep: 43 mutants, 38 killed, 5 survived, zero anchor errors, restored baseline rc 0.

  Exact survivors:
  1. STB-update-to: changing the update branch condition for toState to false survives. Assert the updated callback payload contains the new toState, not the old one, using a distinguishable initial and next state; also assert data-to-state and visible configuration where applicable.
  2. STB-update-close-modal: removing closeModal from the changed-update render path survives. Open a real confirmation modal, retain references to its modal/overlay, update a relevant option while it remains open, and prove the modal owner is destroyed, overlay removed, this.modal cleared, focus timer canceled, and stale confirm cannot execute.
  3. STB-double-submit: removing the inFlight guard from executeTransition survives. Invoke two transition attempts while the first returned Promise is pending and assert exactly one callback call; after resolution a new attempt may run.
  4. STB-destroy-button: removing element.destroy from StateTransitionButton.destroy survives. Spy on the stable Button root removeEventListener before destroy and prove the owned click listener is unbound; after mount prove exactly one listener is rebound and one click yields one action.
  5. DI-mount-rebuild: removing createIndicator plus syncRoot from the destroyed remount path survives. After destroy, deliberately corrupt or empty the retained stable root DOM/attributes, then mount and prove current deadline/options rebuild exact expected markup while root identity stays stable; prove extension callback remains current and timer ownership remains one.

  Tests must actually fail under the exact mutants above. Preserve existing discriminators and native Vitest/Chai assertions only; this repo has no jest-dom matcher extension. Use textContent, classList.contains, getAttribute, querySelector, and standard spies. Clean modals, promises, listeners, fake timers, and interval stubs in finally blocks. Keep public behavior and root identity unchanged. No production rationale comments.

  You cannot run project gates in the sandbox. Do not claim they pass. Make edits, run node syntax and git diff checks only if available, report exact files changed and how each survivor is killed, and do not commit.


id: 01a00ad8-a2d4-7f42-93fd-bda1aad4693e
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/callback-consolidate-c03415ebc9f5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 6ce6ee4b694f02a5c1f609906dda0b1dcd5e818a
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/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T13-52-44-01a00ad8-a2d4-7f42-93fd-bda1aad4693e.jsonl

title:
  Design consultation, REPORT ONLY — do not write code. plugins/international-press-zone, WordPress plugin migrating to a Cloudflare Worker translation API. Read plugins/international-press-zone/docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md for the pinned contract first, then the files below.

  Four open defects from a blocked review need DESIGN decisions before implementation, not just patches:

  ## 1. DB migration gap (confirm-only, should be simple)
  includes/Core/Database.php: DB_VERSION = '1.2.5' (line 25) was never bumped after adding submit_body and other idempotency columns to create_translation_jobs_table() (~line 492). needs_upgrade() (line 694) gates create_tables() on version_compare. Table creation uses dbDelta() (idempotent, ALTERs existing tables to match). CONFIRM: is 'bump DB_VERSION to trigger needs_upgrade()->create_tables()->dbDelta() ALTER' sufficient, or is there a reason dbDelta wouldn't add columns to an existing 1.2.5 table (e.g. column added mid-file in a way dbDelta's parser dislikes)? Read the actual CREATE TABLE SQL around line 492 and dbDelta's known parsing quirks (types/keys formatting) before answering.

  ## 2. Bulk string-job local-to-remote identity mismatch (real design decision)
  includes/API/StringTranslateController.php generateAllAsync() (~line 624-773): for EACH target_lang, creates ONE local presszone_international_jobs row (post_id is NEVER set — stays NULL) representing potentially THOUSANDS of strings, submits them as ONE worker job with items:[{ref:string_id,...}, ...] (one worker job, N items).
  includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php poller (~line 340-400): for each local job row, computes expectedRef = job.content_type==='string' ? (string) job.post_id : (string) job.id — i.e. assumes ONE local row maps to exactly ONE item ref. For the bulk case post_id is null, so expectedRef never matches any real item ref, and results are never saved.

  DESIGN QUESTION: what's the right local↔remote identity model so N-item bulk string jobs actually get their per-string results saved and marked complete? Options to weigh (propose your own if better):
  (a) One local row per bulk submission, storing the full items[] list (or per-string local job 'shadow' rows referencing a shared api_job_id) and the poller iterates ALL items in the worker response, matching each against its own local unit (string id) rather than a single expectedRef.
  (b) N local job rows (one per string), all sharing one api_job_id/idempotency_key, poller does ONE remote poll per unique api_job_id and fans results out to each local row by matching item.ref to the row's post_id/string_id.
  (c) something else.
  Consider: poll-call amplification (option a's single-job-row means one poll fetches all N results in one call; option b as naively stated would poll once per row = N redundant calls unless deduped), how partial completion displays in the UI (some strings done, others still processing), how retry/cancel would work per-string vs per-job, and how much this touches saveStringTranslationFromBackend/markStringJobCompleted (read those methods, they're near the poller).

  ## 3. Generate All (synchronous) loses accepted job identity on timeout (real design decision)
  includes/Integration/TranslationAPI.php translateBulk() (~line 217-300, 460-495): submits with a FRESH random key each call, polls for ~12s in-process, and on timeout returns still_processing WITHOUT the worker's jobId. includes/API/StringTranslateController.php:558-564 (generateAll, the synchronous sibling of generateAllAsync) just counts these as skipped. A later Generate All request re-submits under a new key — potential double-charge for an already-accepted job still running server-side.

  DESIGN QUESTION: should generateAll (the synchronous/legacy method) simply be DEPRECATED in favor of generateAllAsync (which already does the job-table-based async flow correctly, modulo defect #2) — i.e. redirect its callers/route to the async path instead of patching the in-process poll loop? Or does something still need the synchronous behavior (check the REST route registration and any JS caller expectations around immediate results vs a job id to poll)? If deprecation is right, what's the minimal safe shim (same response shape, or does the caller need to change)?

  ## 4. Retry reuses the stale idempotency key (real but smaller design decision)
  includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php submitRetryJob() (~line 684-760): comment says 'fresh backend job' but reuses job.idempotency_key when non-empty (only mints a new one when the column was empty), so the worker returns the original (possibly failed) job's cached response instead of actually retrying.

  DESIGN QUESTION: should retry ALWAYS mint a fresh key (simple), or does the worker's idempotency semantics mean a failed job's key should be intentionally reusable for some other purpose (check the spec's idempotency section for whether failed-job replay has special handling)? If a fresh key is right, should the OLD key+body be kept for historical audit or overwritten?

  Answer all four with a clear recommendation each (not just options), reasoning grounded in the actual code you read, and flag anything that changes the persisted-body-replay invariant this whole migration depends on. This feeds directly into implementation dispatches to another coding agent — be concrete enough that 'do X in file Y' falls out of your answer.

first_user_message:
  Design consultation, REPORT ONLY — do not write code. plugins/international-press-zone, WordPress plugin migrating to a Cloudflare Worker translation API. Read plugins/international-press-zone/docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md for the pinned contract first, then the files below.

  Four open defects from a blocked review need DESIGN decisions before implementation, not just patches:

  ## 1. DB migration gap (confirm-only, should be simple)
  includes/Core/Database.php: DB_VERSION = '1.2.5' (line 25) was never bumped after adding submit_body and other idempotency columns to create_translation_jobs_table() (~line 492). needs_upgrade() (line 694) gates create_tables() on version_compare. Table creation uses dbDelta() (idempotent, ALTERs existing tables to match). CONFIRM: is 'bump DB_VERSION to trigger needs_upgrade()->create_tables()->dbDelta() ALTER' sufficient, or is there a reason dbDelta wouldn't add columns to an existing 1.2.5 table (e.g. column added mid-file in a way dbDelta's parser dislikes)? Read the actual CREATE TABLE SQL around line 492 and dbDelta's known parsing quirks (types/keys formatting) before answering.

  ## 2. Bulk string-job local-to-remote identity mismatch (real design decision)
  includes/API/StringTranslateController.php generateAllAsync() (~line 624-773): for EACH target_lang, creates ONE local presszone_international_jobs row (post_id is NEVER set — stays NULL) representing potentially THOUSANDS of strings, submits them as ONE worker job with items:[{ref:string_id,...}, ...] (one worker job, N items).
  includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php poller (~line 340-400): for each local job row, computes expectedRef = job.content_type==='string' ? (string) job.post_id : (string) job.id — i.e. assumes ONE local row maps to exactly ONE item ref. For the bulk case post_id is null, so expectedRef never matches any real item ref, and results are never saved.

  DESIGN QUESTION: what's the right local↔remote identity model so N-item bulk string jobs actually get their per-string results saved and marked complete? Options to weigh (propose your own if better):
  (a) One local row per bulk submission, storing the full items[] list (or per-string local job 'shadow' rows referencing a shared api_job_id) and the poller iterates ALL items in the worker response, matching each against its own local unit (string id) rather than a single expectedRef.
  (b) N local job rows (one per string), all sharing one api_job_id/idempotency_key, poller does ONE remote poll per unique api_job_id and fans results out to each local row by matching item.ref to the row's post_id/string_id.
  (c) something else.
  Consider: poll-call amplification (option a's single-job-row means one poll fetches all N results in one call; option b as naively stated would poll once per row = N redundant calls unless deduped), how partial completion displays in the UI (some strings done, others still processing), how retry/cancel would work per-string vs per-job, and how much this touches saveStringTranslationFromBackend/markStringJobCompleted (read those methods, they're near the poller).

  ## 3. Generate All (synchronous) loses accepted job identity on timeout (real design decision)
  includes/Integration/TranslationAPI.php translateBulk() (~line 217-300, 460-495): submits with a FRESH random key each call, polls for ~12s in-process, and on timeout returns still_processing WITHOUT the worker's jobId. includes/API/StringTranslateController.php:558-564 (generateAll, the synchronous sibling of generateAllAsync) just counts these as skipped. A later Generate All request re-submits under a new key — potential double-charge for an already-accepted job still running server-side.

  DESIGN QUESTION: should generateAll (the synchronous/legacy method) simply be DEPRECATED in favor of generateAllAsync (which already does the job-table-based async flow correctly, modulo defect #2) — i.e. redirect its callers/route to the async path instead of patching the in-process poll loop? Or does something still need the synchronous behavior (check the REST route registration and any JS caller expectations around immediate results vs a job id to poll)? If deprecation is right, what's the minimal safe shim (same response shape, or does the caller need to change)?

  ## 4. Retry reuses the stale idempotency key (real but smaller design decision)
  includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php submitRetryJob() (~line 684-760): comment says 'fresh backend job' but reuses job.idempotency_key when non-empty (only mints a new one when the column was empty), so the worker returns the original (possibly failed) job's cached response instead of actually retrying.

  DESIGN QUESTION: should retry ALWAYS mint a fresh key (simple), or does the worker's idempotency semantics mean a failed job's key should be intentionally reusable for some other purpose (check the spec's idempotency section for whether failed-job replay has special handling)? If a fresh key is right, should the OLD key+body be kept for historical audit or overwritten?

  Answer all four with a clear recommendation each (not just options), reasoning grounded in the actual code you read, and flag anything that changes the persisted-body-replay invariant this whole migration depends on. This feeds directly into implementation dispatches to another coding agent — be concrete enough that 'do X in file Y' falls out of your answer.

preview:
  Design consultation, REPORT ONLY — do not write code. plugins/international-press-zone, WordPress plugin migrating to a Cloudflare Worker translation API. Read plugins/international-press-zone/docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md for the pinned contract first, then the files below.

  Four open defects from a blocked review need DESIGN decisions before implementation, not just patches:

  ## 1. DB migration gap (confirm-only, should be simple)
  includes/Core/Database.php: DB_VERSION = '1.2.5' (line 25) was never bumped after adding submit_body and other idempotency columns to create_translation_jobs_table() (~line 492). needs_upgrade() (line 694) gates create_tables() on version_compare. Table creation uses dbDelta() (idempotent, ALTERs existing tables to match). CONFIRM: is 'bump DB_VERSION to trigger needs_upgrade()->create_tables()->dbDelta() ALTER' sufficient, or is there a reason dbDelta wouldn't add columns to an existing 1.2.5 table (e.g. column added mid-file in a way dbDelta's parser dislikes)? Read the actual CREATE TABLE SQL around line 492 and dbDelta's known parsing quirks (types/keys formatting) before answering.

  ## 2. Bulk string-job local-to-remote identity mismatch (real design decision)
  includes/API/StringTranslateController.php generateAllAsync() (~line 624-773): for EACH target_lang, creates ONE local presszone_international_jobs row (post_id is NEVER set — stays NULL) representing potentially THOUSANDS of strings, submits them as ONE worker job with items:[{ref:string_id,...}, ...] (one worker job, N items).
  includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php poller (~line 340-400): for each local job row, computes expectedRef = job.content_type==='string' ? (string) job.post_id : (string) job.id — i.e. assumes ONE local row maps to exactly ONE item ref. For the bulk case post_id is null, so expectedRef never matches any real item ref, and results are never saved.

  DESIGN QUESTION: what's the right local↔remote identity model so N-item bulk string jobs actually get their per-string results saved and marked complete? Options to weigh (propose your own if better):
  (a) One local row per bulk submission, storing the full items[] list (or per-string local job 'shadow' rows referencing a shared api_job_id) and the poller iterates ALL items in the worker response, matching each against its own local unit (string id) rather than a single expectedRef.
  (b) N local job rows (one per string), all sharing one api_job_id/idempotency_key, poller does ONE remote poll per unique api_job_id and fans results out to each local row by matching item.ref to the row's post_id/string_id.
  (c) something else.
  Consider: poll-call amplification (option a's single-job-row means one poll fetches all N results in one call; option b as naively stated would poll once per row = N redundant calls unless deduped), how partial completion displays in the UI (some strings done, others still processing), how retry/cancel would work per-string vs per-job, and how much this touches saveStringTranslationFromBackend/markStringJobCompleted (read those methods, they're near the poller).

  ## 3. Generate All (synchronous) loses accepted job identity on timeout (real design decision)
  includes/Integration/TranslationAPI.php translateBulk() (~line 217-300, 460-495): submits with a FRESH random key each call, polls for ~12s in-process, and on timeout returns still_processing WITHOUT the worker's jobId. includes/API/StringTranslateController.php:558-564 (generateAll, the synchronous sibling of generateAllAsync) just counts these as skipped. A later Generate All request re-submits under a new key — potential double-charge for an already-accepted job still running server-side.

  DESIGN QUESTION: should generateAll (the synchronous/legacy method) simply be DEPRECATED in favor of generateAllAsync (which already does the job-table-based async flow correctly, modulo defect #2) — i.e. redirect its callers/route to the async path instead of patching the in-process poll loop? Or does something still need the synchronous behavior (check the REST route registration and any JS caller expectations around immediate results vs a job id to poll)? If deprecation is right, what's the minimal safe shim (same response shape, or does the caller need to change)?

  ## 4. Retry reuses the stale idempotency key (real but smaller design decision)
  includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php submitRetryJob() (~line 684-760): comment says 'fresh backend job' but reuses job.idempotency_key when non-empty (only mints a new one when the column was empty), so the worker returns the original (possibly failed) job's cached response instead of actually retrying.

  DESIGN QUESTION: should retry ALWAYS mint a fresh key (simple), or does the worker's idempotency semantics mean a failed job's key should be intentionally reusable for some other purpose (check the spec's idempotency section for whether failed-job replay has special handling)? If a fresh key is right, should the OLD key+body be kept for historical audit or overwritten?

  Answer all four with a clear recommendation each (not just options), reasoning grounded in the actual code you read, and flag anything that changes the persisted-body-replay invariant this whole migration depends on. This feeds directly into implementation dispatches to another coding agent — be concrete enough that 'do X in file Y' falls out of your answer.


id: 01a00ae3-16c0-7391-9753-b2756b8c1749
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c-ebdbf26ac617
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: a6c3f4142841b0f9875298c1290542980fc4d694
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T14-04-09-01a00ae3-16c0-7391-9753-b2756b8c1749.jsonl

title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: regenerate and write back coherent production admin/dist assets for Delivery 5 Batch C, then remove the two temporary build-check scripts. Work directly; do not delegate and do not commit.

  Context and constraints:
  - Repository worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  - Plugin: plugins/international-press-zone
  - Source lifecycle changes and focused tests are already complete. Do not alter admin/src or admin/tests.
  - A remote-only deterministic build gate has already passed with two clean Webpack builds and identical admin/dist/js/main.js hash 8dcf5e0f075d367f5930b1a18eed328d.
  - Generated admin/dist must be produced coherently by the normal build; never hand-edit or hand-merge generated bundles.
  - Before running any test, typecheck, or build, source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh from the repository root and report its exit status. If bootstrap fails, stop and report failure.
  - Run the established plugin build from plugins/international-press-zone/admin: npm run build. This invocation is for artifact generation/writeback, not the release gate.
  - Remove plugins/international-press-zone/tools/batch-c-build-check.sh and plugins/international-press-zone/tools/batch-c-build-check.mjs after successful generation.
  - Do not touch .env or .env.example. Do not modify unrelated files.

  Verification/output:
  - Confirm admin/dist/asset-manifest.json lists existing main/editor JS and CSS assets.
  - Report bootstrap exit code, build exit code, exact files changed/removed, git status limited to plugins/international-press-zone, and the diff summary.
  - Do not claim any unrun gate passed.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: regenerate and write back coherent production admin/dist assets for Delivery 5 Batch C, then remove the two temporary build-check scripts. Work directly; do not delegate and do not commit.

  Context and constraints:
  - Repository worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  - Plugin: plugins/international-press-zone
  - Source lifecycle changes and focused tests are already complete. Do not alter admin/src or admin/tests.
  - A remote-only deterministic build gate has already passed with two clean Webpack builds and identical admin/dist/js/main.js hash 8dcf5e0f075d367f5930b1a18eed328d.
  - Generated admin/dist must be produced coherently by the normal build; never hand-edit or hand-merge generated bundles.
  - Before running any test, typecheck, or build, source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh from the repository root and report its exit status. If bootstrap fails, stop and report failure.
  - Run the established plugin build from plugins/international-press-zone/admin: npm run build. This invocation is for artifact generation/writeback, not the release gate.
  - Remove plugins/international-press-zone/tools/batch-c-build-check.sh and plugins/international-press-zone/tools/batch-c-build-check.mjs after successful generation.
  - Do not touch .env or .env.example. Do not modify unrelated files.

  Verification/output:
  - Confirm admin/dist/asset-manifest.json lists existing main/editor JS and CSS assets.
  - Report bootstrap exit code, build exit code, exact files changed/removed, git status limited to plugins/international-press-zone, and the diff summary.
  - Do not claim any unrun gate passed.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: regenerate and write back coherent production admin/dist assets for Delivery 5 Batch C, then remove the two temporary build-check scripts. Work directly; do not delegate and do not commit.

  Context and constraints:
  - Repository worktree: /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c
  - Plugin: plugins/international-press-zone
  - Source lifecycle changes and focused tests are already complete. Do not alter admin/src or admin/tests.
  - A remote-only deterministic build gate has already passed with two clean Webpack builds and identical admin/dist/js/main.js hash 8dcf5e0f075d367f5930b1a18eed328d.
  - Generated admin/dist must be produced coherently by the normal build; never hand-edit or hand-merge generated bundles.
  - Before running any test, typecheck, or build, source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh from the repository root and report its exit status. If bootstrap fails, stop and report failure.
  - Run the established plugin build from plugins/international-press-zone/admin: npm run build. This invocation is for artifact generation/writeback, not the release gate.
  - Remove plugins/international-press-zone/tools/batch-c-build-check.sh and plugins/international-press-zone/tools/batch-c-build-check.mjs after successful generation.
  - Do not touch .env or .env.example. Do not modify unrelated files.

  Verification/output:
  - Confirm admin/dist/asset-manifest.json lists existing main/editor JS and CSS assets.
  - Report bootstrap exit code, build exit code, exact files changed/removed, git status limited to plugins/international-press-zone, and the diff summary.
  - Do not claim any unrun gate passed.


id: 01a00af9-f88b-7243-ae03-553188776c3d
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-c-ebdbf26ac617
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: ab3619b59b5c9aef3e5dd375282612e3bc578474
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T14-29-09-01a00af9-f88b-7243-ae03-553188776c3d.jsonl

title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Perform an independent read-only review of Delivery 5 Batch C. Work directly: do not delegate, do not invoke skills or other agents, do not modify files, do not run builds/tests/gates, and do not commit.

  Review target:
  - Commit 3aa1ecaf2 (compare against its first parent).
  - Authoritative plan: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-14-plugin-search-architecture.md, especially Delivery 5 / R-UI-4.
  - Batch receipt/caller audit: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md.
  - Components: StateTransitionButton.js, DeadlineIndicator.js, WorkflowTimeline.js.
  - Focused lifecycle tests and generated inventory/assets in that commit.

  Acceptance bar to challenge adversarially:
  - mount/destroy idempotence; only mount resurrects.
  - legacy methods remain silent after destroy.
  - parentNode mount guard does not reorder roots around later siblings.
  - stable public root identity across update/remount.
  - independent Object.hasOwn update branches, explicit undefined normalization, and one render per combined update.
  - construct/update DOM parity including deterministic attributes.
  - no stale listener, closure, timer, Promise, modal, or nested lifecycle-owner behavior after update/destroy/remount.
  - dropped subtrees recursively destroy lifecycle owners.
  - state-transition double-submit and generation isolation.
  - deadline owns exactly one generation-scoped interval.
  - timeline header listeners and Badge owners are fully cleaned.
  - preserve legacy signatures and live production-caller behavior.

  Hunt specifically for behavior divergence at real callers, not merely missing tests. Inspect relevant dependencies such as Button, Modal, Badge, DOM utilities, AssignmentCard, component barrel exports, and my-assignments production callers.

  Output only verified findings, ranked by severity. Each finding must include severity, concise title, exact file:line, concrete trigger/state sequence, observed wrong behavior, and minimal fix direction. If no actionable correctness/contract issue is found, state NO FINDINGS and briefly list what you verified. Do not report style preferences or speculative concerns.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Perform an independent read-only review of Delivery 5 Batch C. Work directly: do not delegate, do not invoke skills or other agents, do not modify files, do not run builds/tests/gates, and do not commit.

  Review target:
  - Commit 3aa1ecaf2 (compare against its first parent).
  - Authoritative plan: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-14-plugin-search-architecture.md, especially Delivery 5 / R-UI-4.
  - Batch receipt/caller audit: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md.
  - Components: StateTransitionButton.js, DeadlineIndicator.js, WorkflowTimeline.js.
  - Focused lifecycle tests and generated inventory/assets in that commit.

  Acceptance bar to challenge adversarially:
  - mount/destroy idempotence; only mount resurrects.
  - legacy methods remain silent after destroy.
  - parentNode mount guard does not reorder roots around later siblings.
  - stable public root identity across update/remount.
  - independent Object.hasOwn update branches, explicit undefined normalization, and one render per combined update.
  - construct/update DOM parity including deterministic attributes.
  - no stale listener, closure, timer, Promise, modal, or nested lifecycle-owner behavior after update/destroy/remount.
  - dropped subtrees recursively destroy lifecycle owners.
  - state-transition double-submit and generation isolation.
  - deadline owns exactly one generation-scoped interval.
  - timeline header listeners and Badge owners are fully cleaned.
  - preserve legacy signatures and live production-caller behavior.

  Hunt specifically for behavior divergence at real callers, not merely missing tests. Inspect relevant dependencies such as Button, Modal, Badge, DOM utilities, AssignmentCard, component barrel exports, and my-assignments production callers.

  Output only verified findings, ranked by severity. Each finding must include severity, concise title, exact file:line, concrete trigger/state sequence, observed wrong behavior, and minimal fix direction. If no actionable correctness/contract issue is found, state NO FINDINGS and briefly list what you verified. Do not report style preferences or speculative concerns.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Perform an independent read-only review of Delivery 5 Batch C. Work directly: do not delegate, do not invoke skills or other agents, do not modify files, do not run builds/tests/gates, and do not commit.

  Review target:
  - Commit 3aa1ecaf2 (compare against its first parent).
  - Authoritative plan: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-14-plugin-search-architecture.md, especially Delivery 5 / R-UI-4.
  - Batch receipt/caller audit: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-c.md.
  - Components: StateTransitionButton.js, DeadlineIndicator.js, WorkflowTimeline.js.
  - Focused lifecycle tests and generated inventory/assets in that commit.

  Acceptance bar to challenge adversarially:
  - mount/destroy idempotence; only mount resurrects.
  - legacy methods remain silent after destroy.
  - parentNode mount guard does not reorder roots around later siblings.
  - stable public root identity across update/remount.
  - independent Object.hasOwn update branches, explicit undefined normalization, and one render per combined update.
  - construct/update DOM parity including deterministic attributes.
  - no stale listener, closure, timer, Promise, modal, or nested lifecycle-owner behavior after update/destroy/remount.
  - dropped subtrees recursively destroy lifecycle owners.
  - state-transition double-submit and generation isolation.
  - deadline owns exactly one generation-scoped interval.
  - timeline header listeners and Badge owners are fully cleaned.
  - preserve legacy signatures and live production-caller behavior.

  Hunt specifically for behavior divergence at real callers, not merely missing tests. Inspect relevant dependencies such as Button, Modal, Badge, DOM utilities, AssignmentCard, component barrel exports, and my-assignments production callers.

  Output only verified findings, ranked by severity. Each finding must include severity, concise title, exact file:line, concrete trigger/state sequence, observed wrong behavior, and minimal fix direction. If no actionable correctness/contract issue is found, state NO FINDINGS and briefly list what you verified. Do not report style preferences or speculative concerns.


id: 01a00b01-97eb-79b3-a62f-186d14925593
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/callback-consolidate-c03415ebc9f5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: da08292a898f9d523f613f1c551c26ea7c8ebba8
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/16/rollout-2026-08-16T14-37-28-01a00b01-97eb-79b3-a62f-186d14925593.jsonl

title:
  plugins/international-press-zone: migrate the remaining /v1/* backend call sites to /api/*. Do NOT commit; do NOT touch phpstan-baseline.neon or phpcs-baseline.json.

  These outbound HTTP calls to the Cloudflare Worker backend still use the retired /v1/* paths (confirmed via grep, these are real production bugs — every one of these currently 404s against the live worker):

  - includes/API/StringTranslateController.php:797 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/bulk-strings' → should be /api/plugin/international/jobs (kind: 'strings', per the async job contract already used elsewhere in this file's generateAllAsync — match that exact request shape: items:[{ref,targetLang,content}])
  - includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php:339 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . $job->api_job_id → /api/jobs/' . $job->api_job_id (poll-by-id, matches the pattern already used in syncProcessingJobs's OTHER poll call a few lines earlier for content jobs — check for an existing correct /api/jobs/ call nearby and mirror it)
  - includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php:916 (cancelBackendJob) — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel' → /api/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel'
  - includes/Translation/TranslationService.php:359 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/translate/bulk' → /api/plugin/international/jobs (this is a bulk submit; check what payload shape this call site currently builds and convert to kind/sourceLang/items per the same contract other files already use — read the spec at docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md section 3a if needed)
  - includes/Translation/TranslationService.php:554 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/jobs/' . $job['api_job_id'] → /api/jobs/' . $job['api_job_id'] (poll)
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:789 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/bulk-strings' → /api/plugin/international/jobs (kind: 'strings'), same conversion as StringTranslateController.php:797
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:1070 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs' → /api/plugin/international/jobs
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:1342 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel' → /api/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel'
  - includes/Translation/BulkActions.php:447 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/translate' → /api/plugin/international
  - includes/Translation/CharacterEstimator.php:245 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/estimate' → /api/estimate

  For each: change ONLY the path string. Do NOT change request/response payload shapes UNLESS the endpoint also changed contract (bulk-strings/translate/bulk → the jobs endpoint genuinely has a different body shape — items:[] not strings:[] or targetLangs:[] — check and convert those specific ones; simple poll/cancel/estimate path swaps need no body change).

  For bulk-strings and translate/bulk conversions specifically: also add the Idempotency-Key header if missing (check how nearby async submit call sites in the same file get their idempotency key — likely via IdempotencyKey::create() or a persisted job row key; match the existing pattern in that same file, do not invent a new one).

  MANDATORY FINAL VERIFICATION — run this exact command from plugins/international-press-zone and the output MUST be empty (paste it in your final message even if empty):
  grep -rn "'/v1/" includes/ | grep -v "international-press-zone/v1" | grep -v '^\s*//' 

  That excludes this plugin's OWN REST namespace registrations (international-press-zone/v1/...) which are correct and must NOT be touched — only backend worker calls matter.

  VERIFY, iterate until clean: vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist (0 errors); vendor/bin/phpunit (0 failures). If php is unavailable, report anyway. Print git status --short and the mandatory grep output.

first_user_message:
  plugins/international-press-zone: migrate the remaining /v1/* backend call sites to /api/*. Do NOT commit; do NOT touch phpstan-baseline.neon or phpcs-baseline.json.

  These outbound HTTP calls to the Cloudflare Worker backend still use the retired /v1/* paths (confirmed via grep, these are real production bugs — every one of these currently 404s against the live worker):

  - includes/API/StringTranslateController.php:797 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/bulk-strings' → should be /api/plugin/international/jobs (kind: 'strings', per the async job contract already used elsewhere in this file's generateAllAsync — match that exact request shape: items:[{ref,targetLang,content}])
  - includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php:339 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . $job->api_job_id → /api/jobs/' . $job->api_job_id (poll-by-id, matches the pattern already used in syncProcessingJobs's OTHER poll call a few lines earlier for content jobs — check for an existing correct /api/jobs/ call nearby and mirror it)
  - includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php:916 (cancelBackendJob) — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel' → /api/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel'
  - includes/Translation/TranslationService.php:359 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/translate/bulk' → /api/plugin/international/jobs (this is a bulk submit; check what payload shape this call site currently builds and convert to kind/sourceLang/items per the same contract other files already use — read the spec at docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md section 3a if needed)
  - includes/Translation/TranslationService.php:554 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/jobs/' . $job['api_job_id'] → /api/jobs/' . $job['api_job_id'] (poll)
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:789 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/bulk-strings' → /api/plugin/international/jobs (kind: 'strings'), same conversion as StringTranslateController.php:797
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:1070 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs' → /api/plugin/international/jobs
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:1342 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel' → /api/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel'
  - includes/Translation/BulkActions.php:447 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/translate' → /api/plugin/international
  - includes/Translation/CharacterEstimator.php:245 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/estimate' → /api/estimate

  For each: change ONLY the path string. Do NOT change request/response payload shapes UNLESS the endpoint also changed contract (bulk-strings/translate/bulk → the jobs endpoint genuinely has a different body shape — items:[] not strings:[] or targetLangs:[] — check and convert those specific ones; simple poll/cancel/estimate path swaps need no body change).

  For bulk-strings and translate/bulk conversions specifically: also add the Idempotency-Key header if missing (check how nearby async submit call sites in the same file get their idempotency key — likely via IdempotencyKey::create() or a persisted job row key; match the existing pattern in that same file, do not invent a new one).

  MANDATORY FINAL VERIFICATION — run this exact command from plugins/international-press-zone and the output MUST be empty (paste it in your final message even if empty):
  grep -rn "'/v1/" includes/ | grep -v "international-press-zone/v1" | grep -v '^\s*//' 

  That excludes this plugin's OWN REST namespace registrations (international-press-zone/v1/...) which are correct and must NOT be touched — only backend worker calls matter.

  VERIFY, iterate until clean: vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist (0 errors); vendor/bin/phpunit (0 failures). If php is unavailable, report anyway. Print git status --short and the mandatory grep output.

preview:
  plugins/international-press-zone: migrate the remaining /v1/* backend call sites to /api/*. Do NOT commit; do NOT touch phpstan-baseline.neon or phpcs-baseline.json.

  These outbound HTTP calls to the Cloudflare Worker backend still use the retired /v1/* paths (confirmed via grep, these are real production bugs — every one of these currently 404s against the live worker):

  - includes/API/StringTranslateController.php:797 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/bulk-strings' → should be /api/plugin/international/jobs (kind: 'strings', per the async job contract already used elsewhere in this file's generateAllAsync — match that exact request shape: items:[{ref,targetLang,content}])
  - includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php:339 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . $job->api_job_id → /api/jobs/' . $job->api_job_id (poll-by-id, matches the pattern already used in syncProcessingJobs's OTHER poll call a few lines earlier for content jobs — check for an existing correct /api/jobs/ call nearby and mirror it)
  - includes/API/TranslateJobsController.php:916 (cancelBackendJob) — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel' → /api/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel'
  - includes/Translation/TranslationService.php:359 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/translate/bulk' → /api/plugin/international/jobs (this is a bulk submit; check what payload shape this call site currently builds and convert to kind/sourceLang/items per the same contract other files already use — read the spec at docs/specs/2026-08-15-translation-data-plane-design.md section 3a if needed)
  - includes/Translation/TranslationService.php:554 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/jobs/' . $job['api_job_id'] → /api/jobs/' . $job['api_job_id'] (poll)
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:789 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/bulk-strings' → /api/plugin/international/jobs (kind: 'strings'), same conversion as StringTranslateController.php:797
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:1070 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs' → /api/plugin/international/jobs
  - includes/API/TranslateController.php:1342 — $apiUrl . '/v1/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel' → /api/jobs/' . rawurlencode($apiJobId) . '/cancel'
  - includes/Translation/BulkActions.php:447 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/translate' → /api/plugin/international
  - includes/Translation/CharacterEstimator.php:245 — $this->settings->get_api_url() . '/v1/estimate' → /api/estimate

  For each: change ONLY the path string. Do NOT change request/response payload shapes UNLESS the endpoint also changed contract (bulk-strings/translate/bulk → the jobs endpoint genuinely has a different body shape — items:[] not strings:[] or targetLangs:[] — check and convert those specific ones; simple poll/cancel/estimate path swaps need no body change).

  For bulk-strings and translate/bulk conversions specifically: also add the Idempotency-Key header if missing (check how nearby async submit call sites in the same file get their idempotency key — likely via IdempotencyKey::create() or a persisted job row key; match the existing pattern in that same file, do not invent a new one).

  MANDATORY FINAL VERIFICATION — run this exact command from plugins/international-press-zone and the output MUST be empty (paste it in your final message even if empty):
  grep -rn "'/v1/" includes/ | grep -v "international-press-zone/v1" | grep -v '^\s*//' 

  That excludes this plugin's OWN REST namespace registrations (international-press-zone/v1/...) which are correct and must NOT be touched — only backend worker calls matter.

  VERIFY, iterate until clean: vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon.dist (0 errors); vendor/bin/phpunit (0 failures). If php is unavailable, report anyway. Print git status --short and the mandatory grep output.


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title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: design a complete, meaningful mutation inventory for Delivery 5 Batch D lifecycle convergence, without changing files or running any tests/builds/gates.

  Context: The focused tests now pass remotely: admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js and admin/tests/region-presets.test.js, 46 tests total. Changed production files are admin/src/components/AssignmentCard.js and admin/src/components/RegionPresets.js. The lifecycle contract requires stable root identity, independent Object.hasOwn update branches, explicit undefined normalization to constructor defaults, one render for combined updates, only mount resurrects, idempotent mount/destroy, parentNode guards/no reorder, recursive exact-once teardown for dropped owners, silent detached controls, transactional render failure behavior, and custom RegionPresets remove hooks executing while nodes are attached followed by cleanup in finally. Existing tests include focused discriminators for those behaviors.

  Inspect the exact current source and focused tests. Return a concise mutation inventory grouped by file. For each mutant, provide: unique label; exact old source string; exact replacement source string; focused test file to run; and why the mutation is behaviorally meaningful. Exclude cosmetic, equivalent, unreachable, and redundant mutants. Aim to mutate every contract-bearing branch once, but avoid multiple mutants that are killed only by the same identical observation unless they discriminate distinct behavior. Flag any contract branch that currently lacks a killing test and state the minimal test needed. Do not edit files, do not execute tests or builds, do not delegate, and do not invoke any other model or skill.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: design a complete, meaningful mutation inventory for Delivery 5 Batch D lifecycle convergence, without changing files or running any tests/builds/gates.

  Context: The focused tests now pass remotely: admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js and admin/tests/region-presets.test.js, 46 tests total. Changed production files are admin/src/components/AssignmentCard.js and admin/src/components/RegionPresets.js. The lifecycle contract requires stable root identity, independent Object.hasOwn update branches, explicit undefined normalization to constructor defaults, one render for combined updates, only mount resurrects, idempotent mount/destroy, parentNode guards/no reorder, recursive exact-once teardown for dropped owners, silent detached controls, transactional render failure behavior, and custom RegionPresets remove hooks executing while nodes are attached followed by cleanup in finally. Existing tests include focused discriminators for those behaviors.

  Inspect the exact current source and focused tests. Return a concise mutation inventory grouped by file. For each mutant, provide: unique label; exact old source string; exact replacement source string; focused test file to run; and why the mutation is behaviorally meaningful. Exclude cosmetic, equivalent, unreachable, and redundant mutants. Aim to mutate every contract-bearing branch once, but avoid multiple mutants that are killed only by the same identical observation unless they discriminate distinct behavior. Flag any contract branch that currently lacks a killing test and state the minimal test needed. Do not edit files, do not execute tests or builds, do not delegate, and do not invoke any other model or skill.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: design a complete, meaningful mutation inventory for Delivery 5 Batch D lifecycle convergence, without changing files or running any tests/builds/gates.

  Context: The focused tests now pass remotely: admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js and admin/tests/region-presets.test.js, 46 tests total. Changed production files are admin/src/components/AssignmentCard.js and admin/src/components/RegionPresets.js. The lifecycle contract requires stable root identity, independent Object.hasOwn update branches, explicit undefined normalization to constructor defaults, one render for combined updates, only mount resurrects, idempotent mount/destroy, parentNode guards/no reorder, recursive exact-once teardown for dropped owners, silent detached controls, transactional render failure behavior, and custom RegionPresets remove hooks executing while nodes are attached followed by cleanup in finally. Existing tests include focused discriminators for those behaviors.

  Inspect the exact current source and focused tests. Return a concise mutation inventory grouped by file. For each mutant, provide: unique label; exact old source string; exact replacement source string; focused test file to run; and why the mutation is behaviorally meaningful. Exclude cosmetic, equivalent, unreachable, and redundant mutants. Aim to mutate every contract-bearing branch once, but avoid multiple mutants that are killed only by the same identical observation unless they discriminate distinct behavior. Flag any contract branch that currently lacks a killing test and state the minimal test needed. Do not edit files, do not execute tests or builds, do not delegate, and do not invoke any other model or skill.


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title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: strengthen the ungated Batch D focused lifecycle tests to close the exact mutation-test gaps below. Work directly in the current worktree. Do not run tests, builds, lint, gates, mutation runners, commits, or delegation. Do not edit generated admin/dist. Keep production changes absent unless a new discriminator reveals an actual contract defect; if so, make only the minimal correction.

  Target test: plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js. Current focused baseline was independently verified remotely at 11 tests in this file and 35 in region-presets.test.js.

  Add minimal discriminating coverage for all of these, without redundant broad assertions:
  1. onAction-only update: click the intended footer action and prove only the replacement callback fires. This must kill changing the onAction Object.hasOwn branch to depend on assignment.
  2. explicit update({ onAction: undefined }): prove card.options.onAction is exactly null and old callback is silent.
  3. failed render after registering a partial owner: partial owner destroyed exactly once, prior committed generation remains usable, and a later destroy retires every committed owner exactly once. The current failure test throws before creating any owner and is insufficient. Prefer spies/raw owners whose own destroy method is not internally idempotent so duplicate calls are observable.
  4. destroyed update is inert: after destroy, update changed assignment/callback/compact/container and updateAssignment must not render, attach, or repopulate; only mount resurrects with the last committed pre-destroy state.
  5. destroy detaches the root and repeated destroy does not call owned teardown twice, again using an observable non-idempotent spy seam.

  Ensure mocks are isolated and restored reliably in finally/afterEach so test ordering cannot leak module mocks. Preserve existing intended footer selector. Match repository style. Update plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-d-assignment-regions.md focused-test inventory only if the factual inventory changes. Return a full summary and identify any production defect found. Do not use external agents, other models, or skills.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: strengthen the ungated Batch D focused lifecycle tests to close the exact mutation-test gaps below. Work directly in the current worktree. Do not run tests, builds, lint, gates, mutation runners, commits, or delegation. Do not edit generated admin/dist. Keep production changes absent unless a new discriminator reveals an actual contract defect; if so, make only the minimal correction.

  Target test: plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js. Current focused baseline was independently verified remotely at 11 tests in this file and 35 in region-presets.test.js.

  Add minimal discriminating coverage for all of these, without redundant broad assertions:
  1. onAction-only update: click the intended footer action and prove only the replacement callback fires. This must kill changing the onAction Object.hasOwn branch to depend on assignment.
  2. explicit update({ onAction: undefined }): prove card.options.onAction is exactly null and old callback is silent.
  3. failed render after registering a partial owner: partial owner destroyed exactly once, prior committed generation remains usable, and a later destroy retires every committed owner exactly once. The current failure test throws before creating any owner and is insufficient. Prefer spies/raw owners whose own destroy method is not internally idempotent so duplicate calls are observable.
  4. destroyed update is inert: after destroy, update changed assignment/callback/compact/container and updateAssignment must not render, attach, or repopulate; only mount resurrects with the last committed pre-destroy state.
  5. destroy detaches the root and repeated destroy does not call owned teardown twice, again using an observable non-idempotent spy seam.

  Ensure mocks are isolated and restored reliably in finally/afterEach so test ordering cannot leak module mocks. Preserve existing intended footer selector. Match repository style. Update plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-d-assignment-regions.md focused-test inventory only if the factual inventory changes. Return a full summary and identify any production defect found. Do not use external agents, other models, or skills.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: strengthen the ungated Batch D focused lifecycle tests to close the exact mutation-test gaps below. Work directly in the current worktree. Do not run tests, builds, lint, gates, mutation runners, commits, or delegation. Do not edit generated admin/dist. Keep production changes absent unless a new discriminator reveals an actual contract defect; if so, make only the minimal correction.

  Target test: plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js. Current focused baseline was independently verified remotely at 11 tests in this file and 35 in region-presets.test.js.

  Add minimal discriminating coverage for all of these, without redundant broad assertions:
  1. onAction-only update: click the intended footer action and prove only the replacement callback fires. This must kill changing the onAction Object.hasOwn branch to depend on assignment.
  2. explicit update({ onAction: undefined }): prove card.options.onAction is exactly null and old callback is silent.
  3. failed render after registering a partial owner: partial owner destroyed exactly once, prior committed generation remains usable, and a later destroy retires every committed owner exactly once. The current failure test throws before creating any owner and is insufficient. Prefer spies/raw owners whose own destroy method is not internally idempotent so duplicate calls are observable.
  4. destroyed update is inert: after destroy, update changed assignment/callback/compact/container and updateAssignment must not render, attach, or repopulate; only mount resurrects with the last committed pre-destroy state.
  5. destroy detaches the root and repeated destroy does not call owned teardown twice, again using an observable non-idempotent spy seam.

  Ensure mocks are isolated and restored reliably in finally/afterEach so test ordering cannot leak module mocks. Preserve existing intended footer selector. Match repository style. Update plugins/international-press-zone/docs/plans/2026-08-16-lifecycle-batch-d-assignment-regions.md focused-test inventory only if the factual inventory changes. Return a full summary and identify any production defect found. Do not use external agents, other models, or skills.


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title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: restore one accidentally dropped focused lifecycle discriminator in plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates, do not edit production or generated files, and do not delegate.

  The strengthened test rewrite removed the former explicit-undefined normalization assertion for assignment and compact. Add one minimal test proving update({ assignment: undefined, compact: undefined }) produces the same deterministic DOM/options defaults as constructor inputs assignment: undefined and compact: undefined. It must kill both replacing Object.hasOwn(next, 'assignment') with next.assignment !== undefined and replacing the compact normalization with Boolean(next.compact) only if that would differ from the constructor default; avoid asserting implementation trivia beyond required exact defaults. Keep the separate onAction undefined test. Update the Batch D receipt focused-test wording only if needed. Return summary only.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: restore one accidentally dropped focused lifecycle discriminator in plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates, do not edit production or generated files, and do not delegate.

  The strengthened test rewrite removed the former explicit-undefined normalization assertion for assignment and compact. Add one minimal test proving update({ assignment: undefined, compact: undefined }) produces the same deterministic DOM/options defaults as constructor inputs assignment: undefined and compact: undefined. It must kill both replacing Object.hasOwn(next, 'assignment') with next.assignment !== undefined and replacing the compact normalization with Boolean(next.compact) only if that would differ from the constructor default; avoid asserting implementation trivia beyond required exact defaults. Keep the separate onAction undefined test. Update the Batch D receipt focused-test wording only if needed. Return summary only.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Task: restore one accidentally dropped focused lifecycle discriminator in plugins/international-press-zone/admin/tests/assignment-card-lifecycle.test.js. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates, do not edit production or generated files, and do not delegate.

  The strengthened test rewrite removed the former explicit-undefined normalization assertion for assignment and compact. Add one minimal test proving update({ assignment: undefined, compact: undefined }) produces the same deterministic DOM/options defaults as constructor inputs assignment: undefined and compact: undefined. It must kill both replacing Object.hasOwn(next, 'assignment') with next.assignment !== undefined and replacing the compact normalization with Boolean(next.compact) only if that would differ from the constructor default; avoid asserting implementation trivia beyond required exact defaults. Keep the separate onAction undefined test. Update the Batch D receipt focused-test wording only if needed. Return summary only.


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  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/7ae9a216-f0a2-44b1-88bd-645d50e6621e.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/7ae9a216-f0a2-44b1-88bd-645d50e6621e.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/7ae9a216-f0a2-44b1-88bd-645d50e6621e.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.


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

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

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


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rollout_path:
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title:
  Repo: press-zone-core (Cloudflare Worker API, Hono-based). Your working directory is the repo root of a fresh git worktree on branch wt/cap13-updates-check, branched off main at commit 793c36e. Do NOT commit — just leave your changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs; I will review and commit them myself.

  Task: implement CAP-13, the plugin auto-update-check surface that the WordPress client (international-press-zone) already calls but the Worker does not yet serve. This is the last missing backend capability from the Cloudflare migration — everything else (translate, estimate, sites, exceptions, async job plane, ecosystem auth) is already implemented and merged to main.

  Read apps/api/src/app.ts to see how existing authenticated plugin routes are mounted (look at how options.pluginRoute / options.estimateRoute are wired under `/api`, and how principal/entitlement auth middleware is applied) and follow the exact same pattern for two new routes.

  Exact wire contract (do not deviate — this is what the live plugin client at wp-content/plugins/international-press-zone/includes/SiteServices/UpdateChecker.php already sends and expects):

  1. POST /api/updates/check
     Request body: { "version": "<semver string, the caller's currently installed plugin version>" }
     Response when an update IS available: 200 with JSON body shaped like:
       { "version": "<new semver>", "url": "<changelog/details page url>", "package": "<https download url for the zip>",
         "tested": "<wp version tested up to>", "requires": "<min wp version>", "requires_php": "<min php version>",
         "description": "<string, optional>", "changelog": "<string, optional>",
         "banners": {"low":"<url>","high":"<url>"} (optional), "icons": {"1x":"<url>","2x":"<url>"} (optional) }
     Response when NO update is available (caller's version is current or newer): any response is acceptable as long as the plugin's `getUpdateInfo()` treats it as "no update" — the plugin client does NOT parse a success envelope here, it just uses whatever JSON object is returned as the update info directly, or null/empty to mean none. Model this the same way apps/api's other plugin-consumed routes shape their bodies today — check translate.ts/estimate.ts for the house style (flat body vs `{data: ...}` envelope) and match it consistently between check and verify.

  2. POST /api/updates/verify
     Request body: { "version": "<semver>", "hash": "<sha256 hex of the downloaded package>" }
     Response MUST be exactly: { "success": true, "data": { "version": "<semver>", "sha256": "<64-char lowercase hex>", "valid": <boolean> } }
     The plugin performs hash_equals(package_hash, sha256) itself and checks version_compare($version, IPZ_VERSION, '>') itself — the server just needs to honestly report the real sha256 and version of whatever release the server considers current for this hash/version pair, and `valid: true` only when the given hash matches the real published package hash for that version.

  Storage/source of truth: search the repo (schema.ts, existing migrations, docs/specs) for any existing "release"/"plugin version"/"package" concept to reuse. If none exists, add a minimal `pluginReleases` table (or equivalent KV/D1 approach consistent with the rest of the codebase's storage choices — this worker forbids CF Queues/cron per apps/api/src/queue-regression.test.ts but Durable Objects/D1/Postgres via the existing Drizzle setup are fine) holding at minimum: plugin slug/key, version, package url, sha256, requires/tested/requires_php, changelog/description, created_at. Keep it minimal — this does NOT need a staff CRUD UI in this task, just the two read-facing routes plus whatever minimal seed/insert path makes the routes testable. If a lower-effort correct option exists (e.g. a static config value for now, with a comment noting it should move to a table later) prefer it — check docs/specs/2026-08-15-product-plane-design.md and docs/specs/2026-08-13-ecosystem-auth-design.md first for any existing guidance on this before inventing new infrastructure.

  Auth: both routes are called by an already-connected, already-authenticated plugin site (the plugin sends `Authorization: Bearer <site api key>`), so mount them behind the SAME auth/entitlement middleware the existing `/api` plugin routes use — do not require staff auth, do not leave them unauthenticated either.

  Files to create/modify — discover the right ones by following the existing pattern of apps/api/src/routes/translate.ts + apps/api/src/routes/estimate.ts + apps/api/src/app.ts (mounting) + apps/api/src/schema.ts (only if you add a table) + matching *.test.ts files for each new route (mirror the existing test style/mocking in translate.test.ts).

  Acceptance: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/api test` passes, including new tests for: update-available response shape, no-update-available behavior, /verify returning correct sha256/valid semantics for a matching and a non-matching hash, and 401 when unauthenticated. Report the exact test command output.

  Report back: files changed, the exact contract you implemented (route paths, request/response shapes actually used), and full real test output. Do not claim a pass you did not observe.

first_user_message:
  Repo: press-zone-core (Cloudflare Worker API, Hono-based). Your working directory is the repo root of a fresh git worktree on branch wt/cap13-updates-check, branched off main at commit 793c36e. Do NOT commit — just leave your changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs; I will review and commit them myself.

  Task: implement CAP-13, the plugin auto-update-check surface that the WordPress client (international-press-zone) already calls but the Worker does not yet serve. This is the last missing backend capability from the Cloudflare migration — everything else (translate, estimate, sites, exceptions, async job plane, ecosystem auth) is already implemented and merged to main.

  Read apps/api/src/app.ts to see how existing authenticated plugin routes are mounted (look at how options.pluginRoute / options.estimateRoute are wired under `/api`, and how principal/entitlement auth middleware is applied) and follow the exact same pattern for two new routes.

  Exact wire contract (do not deviate — this is what the live plugin client at wp-content/plugins/international-press-zone/includes/SiteServices/UpdateChecker.php already sends and expects):

  1. POST /api/updates/check
     Request body: { "version": "<semver string, the caller's currently installed plugin version>" }
     Response when an update IS available: 200 with JSON body shaped like:
       { "version": "<new semver>", "url": "<changelog/details page url>", "package": "<https download url for the zip>",
         "tested": "<wp version tested up to>", "requires": "<min wp version>", "requires_php": "<min php version>",
         "description": "<string, optional>", "changelog": "<string, optional>",
         "banners": {"low":"<url>","high":"<url>"} (optional), "icons": {"1x":"<url>","2x":"<url>"} (optional) }
     Response when NO update is available (caller's version is current or newer): any response is acceptable as long as the plugin's `getUpdateInfo()` treats it as "no update" — the plugin client does NOT parse a success envelope here, it just uses whatever JSON object is returned as the update info directly, or null/empty to mean none. Model this the same way apps/api's other plugin-consumed routes shape their bodies today — check translate.ts/estimate.ts for the house style (flat body vs `{data: ...}` envelope) and match it consistently between check and verify.

  2. POST /api/updates/verify
     Request body: { "version": "<semver>", "hash": "<sha256 hex of the downloaded package>" }
     Response MUST be exactly: { "success": true, "data": { "version": "<semver>", "sha256": "<64-char lowercase hex>", "valid": <boolean> } }
     The plugin performs hash_equals(package_hash, sha256) itself and checks version_compare($version, IPZ_VERSION, '>') itself — the server just needs to honestly report the real sha256 and version of whatever release the server considers current for this hash/version pair, and `valid: true` only when the given hash matches the real published package hash for that version.

  Storage/source of truth: search the repo (schema.ts, existing migrations, docs/specs) for any existing "release"/"plugin version"/"package" concept to reuse. If none exists, add a minimal `pluginReleases` table (or equivalent KV/D1 approach consistent with the rest of the codebase's storage choices — this worker forbids CF Queues/cron per apps/api/src/queue-regression.test.ts but Durable Objects/D1/Postgres via the existing Drizzle setup are fine) holding at minimum: plugin slug/key, version, package url, sha256, requires/tested/requires_php, changelog/description, created_at. Keep it minimal — this does NOT need a staff CRUD UI in this task, just the two read-facing routes plus whatever minimal seed/insert path makes the routes testable. If a lower-effort correct option exists (e.g. a static config value for now, with a comment noting it should move to a table later) prefer it — check docs/specs/2026-08-15-product-plane-design.md and docs/specs/2026-08-13-ecosystem-auth-design.md first for any existing guidance on this before inventing new infrastructure.

  Auth: both routes are called by an already-connected, already-authenticated plugin site (the plugin sends `Authorization: Bearer <site api key>`), so mount them behind the SAME auth/entitlement middleware the existing `/api` plugin routes use — do not require staff auth, do not leave them unauthenticated either.

  Files to create/modify — discover the right ones by following the existing pattern of apps/api/src/routes/translate.ts + apps/api/src/routes/estimate.ts + apps/api/src/app.ts (mounting) + apps/api/src/schema.ts (only if you add a table) + matching *.test.ts files for each new route (mirror the existing test style/mocking in translate.test.ts).

  Acceptance: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/api test` passes, including new tests for: update-available response shape, no-update-available behavior, /verify returning correct sha256/valid semantics for a matching and a non-matching hash, and 401 when unauthenticated. Report the exact test command output.

  Report back: files changed, the exact contract you implemented (route paths, request/response shapes actually used), and full real test output. Do not claim a pass you did not observe.

preview:
  Repo: press-zone-core (Cloudflare Worker API, Hono-based). Your working directory is the repo root of a fresh git worktree on branch wt/cap13-updates-check, branched off main at commit 793c36e. Do NOT commit — just leave your changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs; I will review and commit them myself.

  Task: implement CAP-13, the plugin auto-update-check surface that the WordPress client (international-press-zone) already calls but the Worker does not yet serve. This is the last missing backend capability from the Cloudflare migration — everything else (translate, estimate, sites, exceptions, async job plane, ecosystem auth) is already implemented and merged to main.

  Read apps/api/src/app.ts to see how existing authenticated plugin routes are mounted (look at how options.pluginRoute / options.estimateRoute are wired under `/api`, and how principal/entitlement auth middleware is applied) and follow the exact same pattern for two new routes.

  Exact wire contract (do not deviate — this is what the live plugin client at wp-content/plugins/international-press-zone/includes/SiteServices/UpdateChecker.php already sends and expects):

  1. POST /api/updates/check
     Request body: { "version": "<semver string, the caller's currently installed plugin version>" }
     Response when an update IS available: 200 with JSON body shaped like:
       { "version": "<new semver>", "url": "<changelog/details page url>", "package": "<https download url for the zip>",
         "tested": "<wp version tested up to>", "requires": "<min wp version>", "requires_php": "<min php version>",
         "description": "<string, optional>", "changelog": "<string, optional>",
         "banners": {"low":"<url>","high":"<url>"} (optional), "icons": {"1x":"<url>","2x":"<url>"} (optional) }
     Response when NO update is available (caller's version is current or newer): any response is acceptable as long as the plugin's `getUpdateInfo()` treats it as "no update" — the plugin client does NOT parse a success envelope here, it just uses whatever JSON object is returned as the update info directly, or null/empty to mean none. Model this the same way apps/api's other plugin-consumed routes shape their bodies today — check translate.ts/estimate.ts for the house style (flat body vs `{data: ...}` envelope) and match it consistently between check and verify.

  2. POST /api/updates/verify
     Request body: { "version": "<semver>", "hash": "<sha256 hex of the downloaded package>" }
     Response MUST be exactly: { "success": true, "data": { "version": "<semver>", "sha256": "<64-char lowercase hex>", "valid": <boolean> } }
     The plugin performs hash_equals(package_hash, sha256) itself and checks version_compare($version, IPZ_VERSION, '>') itself — the server just needs to honestly report the real sha256 and version of whatever release the server considers current for this hash/version pair, and `valid: true` only when the given hash matches the real published package hash for that version.

  Storage/source of truth: search the repo (schema.ts, existing migrations, docs/specs) for any existing "release"/"plugin version"/"package" concept to reuse. If none exists, add a minimal `pluginReleases` table (or equivalent KV/D1 approach consistent with the rest of the codebase's storage choices — this worker forbids CF Queues/cron per apps/api/src/queue-regression.test.ts but Durable Objects/D1/Postgres via the existing Drizzle setup are fine) holding at minimum: plugin slug/key, version, package url, sha256, requires/tested/requires_php, changelog/description, created_at. Keep it minimal — this does NOT need a staff CRUD UI in this task, just the two read-facing routes plus whatever minimal seed/insert path makes the routes testable. If a lower-effort correct option exists (e.g. a static config value for now, with a comment noting it should move to a table later) prefer it — check docs/specs/2026-08-15-product-plane-design.md and docs/specs/2026-08-13-ecosystem-auth-design.md first for any existing guidance on this before inventing new infrastructure.

  Auth: both routes are called by an already-connected, already-authenticated plugin site (the plugin sends `Authorization: Bearer <site api key>`), so mount them behind the SAME auth/entitlement middleware the existing `/api` plugin routes use — do not require staff auth, do not leave them unauthenticated either.

  Files to create/modify — discover the right ones by following the existing pattern of apps/api/src/routes/translate.ts + apps/api/src/routes/estimate.ts + apps/api/src/app.ts (mounting) + apps/api/src/schema.ts (only if you add a table) + matching *.test.ts files for each new route (mirror the existing test style/mocking in translate.test.ts).

  Acceptance: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/api test` passes, including new tests for: update-available response shape, no-update-available behavior, /verify returning correct sha256/valid semantics for a matching and a non-matching hash, and 401 when unauthenticated. Report the exact test command output.

  Report back: files changed, the exact contract you implemented (route paths, request/response shapes actually used), and full real test output. Do not claim a pass you did not observe.


id: 01a00bc4-addd-7460-a411-5c9dcae08b8b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-d-9fef19a5a565
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 60db00cbf891437f5167d54dc924371bfe6c600f
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
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model: gpt-5.6-terra
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thread_source: user
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rollout_path:
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title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close two surviving meaningful Table lifecycle mutants with focused discriminating tests only. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates/mutations, edit production/generated files, commit, delegate, or invoke another model/skill.

  Survivor 1 TABLE-ownership-boundary mutates Table.js _destroyTree from stop-at-owner:
    if node.destroy: node.destroy(); return; else recurse
  into recurse descendants first and then node.destroy().
  Current test owner roots have no nested destroy seam, so it survives. Strengthen the Table lifecycle integration fixture so a lifecycle owner contains a nested lifecycle control and the owner's destroy method owns/tears down that nested control exactly once. A recurse-first implementation must invoke the nested control twice and fail; the production ownership-boundary implementation must invoke it once. Use non-idempotent spies and assert exact calls without changing production behavior.

  Survivor 2 TABLE-new-lifecycle-boundary mutates the same-tag boundary condition from oldNode.destroy || newNode.destroy to oldNode.destroy only. Add a minimal retained-key update sequence where the old same-tag DOM node is ordinary (no destroy seam) and the freshly rendered same-tag replacement is a lifecycle owner. Prove the new owner root itself is installed (not merely morphed into the old node), its destroy seam stays reachable, and a following update/removal destroys that owner exactly once. Preserve ordinary-node identity/state assertions elsewhere.

  Put coverage in admin/tests/table-region.test.js, match existing DataRegion test helpers/style, and update the Batch D receipt focused inventory only if needed. Return exact edits and why each mutant now fails.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close two surviving meaningful Table lifecycle mutants with focused discriminating tests only. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates/mutations, edit production/generated files, commit, delegate, or invoke another model/skill.

  Survivor 1 TABLE-ownership-boundary mutates Table.js _destroyTree from stop-at-owner:
    if node.destroy: node.destroy(); return; else recurse
  into recurse descendants first and then node.destroy().
  Current test owner roots have no nested destroy seam, so it survives. Strengthen the Table lifecycle integration fixture so a lifecycle owner contains a nested lifecycle control and the owner's destroy method owns/tears down that nested control exactly once. A recurse-first implementation must invoke the nested control twice and fail; the production ownership-boundary implementation must invoke it once. Use non-idempotent spies and assert exact calls without changing production behavior.

  Survivor 2 TABLE-new-lifecycle-boundary mutates the same-tag boundary condition from oldNode.destroy || newNode.destroy to oldNode.destroy only. Add a minimal retained-key update sequence where the old same-tag DOM node is ordinary (no destroy seam) and the freshly rendered same-tag replacement is a lifecycle owner. Prove the new owner root itself is installed (not merely morphed into the old node), its destroy seam stays reachable, and a following update/removal destroys that owner exactly once. Preserve ordinary-node identity/state assertions elsewhere.

  Put coverage in admin/tests/table-region.test.js, match existing DataRegion test helpers/style, and update the Batch D receipt focused inventory only if needed. Return exact edits and why each mutant now fails.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Close two surviving meaningful Table lifecycle mutants with focused discriminating tests only. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates/mutations, edit production/generated files, commit, delegate, or invoke another model/skill.

  Survivor 1 TABLE-ownership-boundary mutates Table.js _destroyTree from stop-at-owner:
    if node.destroy: node.destroy(); return; else recurse
  into recurse descendants first and then node.destroy().
  Current test owner roots have no nested destroy seam, so it survives. Strengthen the Table lifecycle integration fixture so a lifecycle owner contains a nested lifecycle control and the owner's destroy method owns/tears down that nested control exactly once. A recurse-first implementation must invoke the nested control twice and fail; the production ownership-boundary implementation must invoke it once. Use non-idempotent spies and assert exact calls without changing production behavior.

  Survivor 2 TABLE-new-lifecycle-boundary mutates the same-tag boundary condition from oldNode.destroy || newNode.destroy to oldNode.destroy only. Add a minimal retained-key update sequence where the old same-tag DOM node is ordinary (no destroy seam) and the freshly rendered same-tag replacement is a lifecycle owner. Prove the new owner root itself is installed (not merely morphed into the old node), its destroy seam stays reachable, and a following update/removal destroys that owner exactly once. Preserve ordinary-node identity/state assertions elsewhere.

  Put coverage in admin/tests/table-region.test.js, match existing DataRegion test helpers/style, and update the Batch D receipt focused inventory only if needed. Return exact edits and why each mutant now fails.


id: 01a00e87-fa9b-70e1-a5d6-ca68e8961c66
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 920ad8b4d1dae27c5fdeb594996f6e28ed650817
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.4-mini
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rollout_path:
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title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/8a4b3ea4-bf99-4b38-b722-a136826c96bc.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/8a4b3ea4-bf99-4b38-b722-a136826c96bc.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/8a4b3ea4-bf99-4b38-b722-a136826c96bc.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: 01a00e8c-97fe-7d82-911c-bf3c346cd7ab
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/cdx-k3s-main-c4afaa0b98ca
title: Return exactly CDX_K3S_READY.
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 41fdc06d9bcfce59025a53b30fc020f8dd8b9e81
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
first_user_message: Return exactly CDX_K3S_READY.
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: high
thread_source: user
preview: Return exactly CDX_K3S_READY.
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T07-08-10-01a00e8c-97fe-7d82-911c-bf3c346cd7ab.jsonl


id: 01a00e8e-ce9d-7f42-92ed-24fe8a6a0a1f
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/codex-grant-slice1-163e2248cd3f
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 436595e945241659be64c9ed222931b54338fdd6
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-sol
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thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Implement the first slice of the remediation plan in docs/plans/2026-08-17-codex-grant-single-writer.md. READ THAT PLAN FILE FIRST — it carries the full incident context and the design constraints. Work only in this worktree; do not create another worktree, do not touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck itself, do not commit to or push any branch (the orchestrator handles landing).

  Repo: overdeck. Obey /home/user/Projects/overdeck/CLAUDE.md.

  Before running any test/typecheck/build, run from the repo root:
    source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh
  and report its exit status. If the bootstrap fails, report the named failure and do NOT claim any gate passed.

  SCOPE — exactly these three slices from the plan, nothing else:

  S4 (do this first) — registry parses the same way everywhere.
    modules/workstation/claude/lib/buildbox-registry.mjs rejects the live registry
    ~/.claude/buildbox-hosts.json with: `buildbox registry invalid: ...: unknown key "k3s"`.
    The INSTALLED copy at ~/.claude/lib/buildbox-registry.mjs accepts it. Because
    modules/harness/seat/remote-seat.mjs::loadTransport prefers the repo copy over the
    installed copy, whether seat credential convergence runs at all depends on which copy
    gets imported — convergeCredentials() in modules/harness/seat/seat-creds.mjs does
    `try { baseConfig = transport.loadRemoteConfig(); } catch { return []; }`, so a parser
    that rejects the registry silently converges nothing and dispatch proceeds anyway.
    Required outcome: the repo parser accepts the live registry (the top-level `k3s` key is
    legitimate — diff the two copies to see what else drifted and reconcile deliberately,
    don't just append one key if the installed copy has moved further), and an unparseable
    registry is loud rather than an empty host list. Concretely: convergeCredentials must not
    swallow a load failure into `return []` — distinguish "no hosts configured" from "registry
    unreadable" and make the latter surface. Add a regression test that fails if the two
    parsers disagree about the live schema.

  S6 — credential divergence becomes an owner-visible alarm.
    modules/systray/claudex.py::reconcile_credentials raises
    CredentialConflictError("claudex: divergent Codex refresh tokens; re-authenticate selected
    Systray AI account"). Today that is just an exception. Make it an owner-visible account
    state in the systray, in owner language, with the existing Repair action attached — the
    account card already renders health states (see modules/systray/ui/view_model.py and
    modules/systray/ui/account_card.py, health values like "broken" and the "repair" primary
    action). Do NOT invent a new UI primitive; reuse the existing health/attention rendering.

  S7 — record account status transitions.
    Append one line per account ok<->broken transition, with: timestamp, structured error
    class/code, codex version if available, credential file mtime, and FINGERPRINTS ONLY —
    sha256-prefix of the access token plus its iat/exp, sha256-prefix of the refresh token,
    sha256-prefix of the proxy copy. NEVER log raw token text and NEVER log the raw 401 body
    (both are credential material). The log MUST be bounded (rotate or cap); this machine has
    hit ENOSPC before, an unbounded append-only file is a disk-exhaustion path. The systray
    writes its runtime state under ~/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/ — follow the
    existing conventions in that module (see modules/systray/health_store.py for how snapshots
    are persisted).

  EXPLICITLY OUT OF SCOPE — do not implement, do not start:
    - Removing the claudex proxy's second credential copy (plan slice S1).
    - Any flock/locking work (plan slice S2).
    - The "never select an unattested host" dispatch change (plan slice S3).
    - The probe refresh-and-retry change (plan slice S5).
    - Any code that POSTs a refresh token. Nothing you write may refresh, rotate, or
      otherwise spend an OAuth token. This is an absolute constraint: a stray refresh POST
      has already destroyed one account on this machine.
    - Do not read, copy, move, or print the contents of any credential file
      (~/.codex/auth.json, .credentials.json, anything under .secrets/). Fingerprints in
      tests must come from synthetic fixtures you create, never from a real credential.

  TESTS AND GATES (mandatory):
    - Add focused tests for each of the three slices under modules/systray/tests/ and the
      appropriate test location for the registry parser (see modules/harness/seat/test/ and
      modules/workstation/claude/tests/ for existing patterns).
    - Run: python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests -q
      Expect 2 pre-existing failures that are NOT yours and must NOT be "fixed" by weakening
      them: test_account_lock.py::test_store_rejects_malformed_or_unsafe_state and
      test_packaging_desktop_entry.py::test_cinnamon_autostart_desktop_entry_is_templated_and_installed.
      Everything else must pass.
    - Keep test temp roots OUTSIDE the repository and outside any git worktree — use
      ${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/overdeck/tests/<suite>/<unique-run>. A temp root inside
      the repo changes git discovery and produces false results.
    - NEVER weaken a gate or a test to make a run pass.

  Report at the end: what you changed file by file, the exact test commands you ran with their
  output summary, the bootstrap exit status, and anything you could NOT verify.

first_user_message:
  Implement the first slice of the remediation plan in docs/plans/2026-08-17-codex-grant-single-writer.md. READ THAT PLAN FILE FIRST — it carries the full incident context and the design constraints. Work only in this worktree; do not create another worktree, do not touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck itself, do not commit to or push any branch (the orchestrator handles landing).

  Repo: overdeck. Obey /home/user/Projects/overdeck/CLAUDE.md.

  Before running any test/typecheck/build, run from the repo root:
    source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh
  and report its exit status. If the bootstrap fails, report the named failure and do NOT claim any gate passed.

  SCOPE — exactly these three slices from the plan, nothing else:

  S4 (do this first) — registry parses the same way everywhere.
    modules/workstation/claude/lib/buildbox-registry.mjs rejects the live registry
    ~/.claude/buildbox-hosts.json with: `buildbox registry invalid: ...: unknown key "k3s"`.
    The INSTALLED copy at ~/.claude/lib/buildbox-registry.mjs accepts it. Because
    modules/harness/seat/remote-seat.mjs::loadTransport prefers the repo copy over the
    installed copy, whether seat credential convergence runs at all depends on which copy
    gets imported — convergeCredentials() in modules/harness/seat/seat-creds.mjs does
    `try { baseConfig = transport.loadRemoteConfig(); } catch { return []; }`, so a parser
    that rejects the registry silently converges nothing and dispatch proceeds anyway.
    Required outcome: the repo parser accepts the live registry (the top-level `k3s` key is
    legitimate — diff the two copies to see what else drifted and reconcile deliberately,
    don't just append one key if the installed copy has moved further), and an unparseable
    registry is loud rather than an empty host list. Concretely: convergeCredentials must not
    swallow a load failure into `return []` — distinguish "no hosts configured" from "registry
    unreadable" and make the latter surface. Add a regression test that fails if the two
    parsers disagree about the live schema.

  S6 — credential divergence becomes an owner-visible alarm.
    modules/systray/claudex.py::reconcile_credentials raises
    CredentialConflictError("claudex: divergent Codex refresh tokens; re-authenticate selected
    Systray AI account"). Today that is just an exception. Make it an owner-visible account
    state in the systray, in owner language, with the existing Repair action attached — the
    account card already renders health states (see modules/systray/ui/view_model.py and
    modules/systray/ui/account_card.py, health values like "broken" and the "repair" primary
    action). Do NOT invent a new UI primitive; reuse the existing health/attention rendering.

  S7 — record account status transitions.
    Append one line per account ok<->broken transition, with: timestamp, structured error
    class/code, codex version if available, credential file mtime, and FINGERPRINTS ONLY —
    sha256-prefix of the access token plus its iat/exp, sha256-prefix of the refresh token,
    sha256-prefix of the proxy copy. NEVER log raw token text and NEVER log the raw 401 body
    (both are credential material). The log MUST be bounded (rotate or cap); this machine has
    hit ENOSPC before, an unbounded append-only file is a disk-exhaustion path. The systray
    writes its runtime state under ~/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/ — follow the
    existing conventions in that module (see modules/systray/health_store.py for how snapshots
    are persisted).

  EXPLICITLY OUT OF SCOPE — do not implement, do not start:
    - Removing the claudex proxy's second credential copy (plan slice S1).
    - Any flock/locking work (plan slice S2).
    - The "never select an unattested host" dispatch change (plan slice S3).
    - The probe refresh-and-retry change (plan slice S5).
    - Any code that POSTs a refresh token. Nothing you write may refresh, rotate, or
      otherwise spend an OAuth token. This is an absolute constraint: a stray refresh POST
      has already destroyed one account on this machine.
    - Do not read, copy, move, or print the contents of any credential file
      (~/.codex/auth.json, .credentials.json, anything under .secrets/). Fingerprints in
      tests must come from synthetic fixtures you create, never from a real credential.

  TESTS AND GATES (mandatory):
    - Add focused tests for each of the three slices under modules/systray/tests/ and the
      appropriate test location for the registry parser (see modules/harness/seat/test/ and
      modules/workstation/claude/tests/ for existing patterns).
    - Run: python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests -q
      Expect 2 pre-existing failures that are NOT yours and must NOT be "fixed" by weakening
      them: test_account_lock.py::test_store_rejects_malformed_or_unsafe_state and
      test_packaging_desktop_entry.py::test_cinnamon_autostart_desktop_entry_is_templated_and_installed.
      Everything else must pass.
    - Keep test temp roots OUTSIDE the repository and outside any git worktree — use
      ${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/overdeck/tests/<suite>/<unique-run>. A temp root inside
      the repo changes git discovery and produces false results.
    - NEVER weaken a gate or a test to make a run pass.

  Report at the end: what you changed file by file, the exact test commands you ran with their
  output summary, the bootstrap exit status, and anything you could NOT verify.

preview:
  Implement the first slice of the remediation plan in docs/plans/2026-08-17-codex-grant-single-writer.md. READ THAT PLAN FILE FIRST — it carries the full incident context and the design constraints. Work only in this worktree; do not create another worktree, do not touch /home/user/Projects/overdeck itself, do not commit to or push any branch (the orchestrator handles landing).

  Repo: overdeck. Obey /home/user/Projects/overdeck/CLAUDE.md.

  Before running any test/typecheck/build, run from the repo root:
    source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh
  and report its exit status. If the bootstrap fails, report the named failure and do NOT claim any gate passed.

  SCOPE — exactly these three slices from the plan, nothing else:

  S4 (do this first) — registry parses the same way everywhere.
    modules/workstation/claude/lib/buildbox-registry.mjs rejects the live registry
    ~/.claude/buildbox-hosts.json with: `buildbox registry invalid: ...: unknown key "k3s"`.
    The INSTALLED copy at ~/.claude/lib/buildbox-registry.mjs accepts it. Because
    modules/harness/seat/remote-seat.mjs::loadTransport prefers the repo copy over the
    installed copy, whether seat credential convergence runs at all depends on which copy
    gets imported — convergeCredentials() in modules/harness/seat/seat-creds.mjs does
    `try { baseConfig = transport.loadRemoteConfig(); } catch { return []; }`, so a parser
    that rejects the registry silently converges nothing and dispatch proceeds anyway.
    Required outcome: the repo parser accepts the live registry (the top-level `k3s` key is
    legitimate — diff the two copies to see what else drifted and reconcile deliberately,
    don't just append one key if the installed copy has moved further), and an unparseable
    registry is loud rather than an empty host list. Concretely: convergeCredentials must not
    swallow a load failure into `return []` — distinguish "no hosts configured" from "registry
    unreadable" and make the latter surface. Add a regression test that fails if the two
    parsers disagree about the live schema.

  S6 — credential divergence becomes an owner-visible alarm.
    modules/systray/claudex.py::reconcile_credentials raises
    CredentialConflictError("claudex: divergent Codex refresh tokens; re-authenticate selected
    Systray AI account"). Today that is just an exception. Make it an owner-visible account
    state in the systray, in owner language, with the existing Repair action attached — the
    account card already renders health states (see modules/systray/ui/view_model.py and
    modules/systray/ui/account_card.py, health values like "broken" and the "repair" primary
    action). Do NOT invent a new UI primitive; reuse the existing health/attention rendering.

  S7 — record account status transitions.
    Append one line per account ok<->broken transition, with: timestamp, structured error
    class/code, codex version if available, credential file mtime, and FINGERPRINTS ONLY —
    sha256-prefix of the access token plus its iat/exp, sha256-prefix of the refresh token,
    sha256-prefix of the proxy copy. NEVER log raw token text and NEVER log the raw 401 body
    (both are credential material). The log MUST be bounded (rotate or cap); this machine has
    hit ENOSPC before, an unbounded append-only file is a disk-exhaustion path. The systray
    writes its runtime state under ~/.local/state/overdeck/systray/runtime/ — follow the
    existing conventions in that module (see modules/systray/health_store.py for how snapshots
    are persisted).

  EXPLICITLY OUT OF SCOPE — do not implement, do not start:
    - Removing the claudex proxy's second credential copy (plan slice S1).
    - Any flock/locking work (plan slice S2).
    - The "never select an unattested host" dispatch change (plan slice S3).
    - The probe refresh-and-retry change (plan slice S5).
    - Any code that POSTs a refresh token. Nothing you write may refresh, rotate, or
      otherwise spend an OAuth token. This is an absolute constraint: a stray refresh POST
      has already destroyed one account on this machine.
    - Do not read, copy, move, or print the contents of any credential file
      (~/.codex/auth.json, .credentials.json, anything under .secrets/). Fingerprints in
      tests must come from synthetic fixtures you create, never from a real credential.

  TESTS AND GATES (mandatory):
    - Add focused tests for each of the three slices under modules/systray/tests/ and the
      appropriate test location for the registry parser (see modules/harness/seat/test/ and
      modules/workstation/claude/tests/ for existing patterns).
    - Run: python3 -m pytest modules/systray/tests -q
      Expect 2 pre-existing failures that are NOT yours and must NOT be "fixed" by weakening
      them: test_account_lock.py::test_store_rejects_malformed_or_unsafe_state and
      test_packaging_desktop_entry.py::test_cinnamon_autostart_desktop_entry_is_templated_and_installed.
      Everything else must pass.
    - Keep test temp roots OUTSIDE the repository and outside any git worktree — use
      ${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/overdeck/tests/<suite>/<unique-run>. A temp root inside
      the repo changes git discovery and produces false results.
    - NEVER weaken a gate or a test to make a run pass.

  Report at the end: what you changed file by file, the exact test commands you ran with their
  output summary, the bootstrap exit status, and anything you could NOT verify.


id: 01a00ea2-6694-7db1-981e-378bdf83815f
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/staff-jobs-3ce57647e334
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: cc292e020d28ed3be9302c6e1cdc0d4cfecfb351
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/press-zone-core-6216e86359a3.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/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T07-31-59-01a00ea2-6694-7db1-981e-378bdf83815f.jsonl

title:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-jobs, off main (which now includes the just-landed staff-ui-foundation commit — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table and Placeholder components). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-jobs.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with the current apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to correctly replace the /staff/jobs placeholder route), apps/api/src/routes/jobs.ts (query patterns over translationJobs/translationJobItems), and apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts + apps/web/src/staff/accounts.tsx (the requireStaff gate + UI conventions this task must match).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.

first_user_message:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-jobs, off main (which now includes the just-landed staff-ui-foundation commit — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table and Placeholder components). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-jobs.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with the current apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to correctly replace the /staff/jobs placeholder route), apps/api/src/routes/jobs.ts (query patterns over translationJobs/translationJobItems), and apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts + apps/web/src/staff/accounts.tsx (the requireStaff gate + UI conventions this task must match).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.

preview:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-jobs, off main (which now includes the just-landed staff-ui-foundation commit — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table and Placeholder components). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-jobs.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with the current apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to correctly replace the /staff/jobs placeholder route), apps/api/src/routes/jobs.ts (query patterns over translationJobs/translationJobItems), and apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts + apps/web/src/staff/accounts.tsx (the requireStaff gate + UI conventions this task must match).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.


id: 01a00eae-5b7e-7a22-83aa-c886996edf6b
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/staff-analytics-1071ad6206b7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7f48b8e819cf5c7122a8c09b054147d7795eff63
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/press-zone-core-6216e86359a3.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/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T07-45-02-01a00eae-5b7e-7a22-83aa-c886996edf6b.jsonl

title:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-analytics, off main (which now includes the just-landed staff-ui-foundation commit — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table and Placeholder components). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-analytics.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with the current apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to correctly replace the /staff/analytics placeholder route), apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts (the requireStaff gate), and apps/web/src/staff/accounts.tsx (the UI conventions).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.

first_user_message:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-analytics, off main (which now includes the just-landed staff-ui-foundation commit — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table and Placeholder components). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-analytics.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with the current apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to correctly replace the /staff/analytics placeholder route), apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts (the requireStaff gate), and apps/web/src/staff/accounts.tsx (the UI conventions).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.

preview:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-analytics, off main (which now includes the just-landed staff-ui-foundation commit — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table and Placeholder components). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-analytics.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with the current apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to correctly replace the /staff/analytics placeholder route), apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts (the requireStaff gate), and apps/web/src/staff/accounts.tsx (the UI conventions).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.


id: 01a00eb4-0513-7ff1-835f-34df693b9656
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/staff-accounts-detail-0a0d736a0110
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 4f874da1689d640ff3a233e72241fe25fc3a6278
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/press-zone-core-6216e86359a3.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/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T07-51-13-01a00eb4-0513-7ff1-835f-34df693b9656.jsonl

title:
  You previously implemented docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-accounts-detail.md in this same worktree (uncommitted changes are already present). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  I ran the real test suites locally (node_modules are properly installed in this worktree, unlike your earlier sandbox run which couldn't reach the private @platform-modules registry and only reported "no tests" collection failures — ignore that earlier output entirely, it was a sandbox network limitation, not a real result).

  Real result: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-api test` → ALL 263 tests pass, 32/32 files, no regressions. Your API-side changes to staff.ts/app.ts are correct.

  Real result: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test` → 2 failures:

  1. `src/staff/account-detail.test.tsx > StaffAccountDetail > loads account detail and suspends the account` — fails with `TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'basename' of 'React__namespace.useContext(...)' as it is null. at LinkWithRef (react-router-dom/index.tsx:975)`.
  2. `src/staff/accounts.test.tsx > StaffAccounts > searches accounts and submits a credit adjustment through the staff API` — fails to find rendered text, root cause is almost certainly the same: a component under test uses react-router-dom's `<Link>` (or another router-context hook) but the test renders it directly with `render()` from `@testing-library/react`, with no `<MemoryRouter>` (or other router context provider) wrapping it, so any `<Link>` inside throws when React tries to read router context that doesn't exist.

  This means your changes added a `<Link>` (or similar router-aware element, e.g. a "view details" link from the accounts list to `/staff/accounts/:accountId`) into `account-detail.tsx` and/or `accounts.tsx`, but the corresponding test files (`account-detail.test.tsx`, `accounts.test.tsx`) don't wrap the rendered component in a router context provider.

  Task: reproduce both failures yourself — `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test src/staff/account-detail.test.tsx src/staff/accounts.test.tsx` (node_modules already installed, no reinstall needed) — read the REAL stack trace, confirm the root cause, and fix it. The correct fix is almost certainly wrapping each test's `render(...)` call in a `<MemoryRouter>` (check how `apps/web/src/staff/router.test.tsx` — from the just-landed staff-ui-foundation work — already sets up router context in its own tests, and follow the same pattern) rather than removing the `<Link>` from the component (the Link is correct production code; the test setup is what's missing router context).

  Acceptance: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test` — ALL test files pass, zero failures. Report the full real command output as proof, including the final "Test Files ... Tests ..." summary line. Do not claim a pass you did not observe by actually running the command in this worktree.

first_user_message:
  You previously implemented docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-accounts-detail.md in this same worktree (uncommitted changes are already present). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  I ran the real test suites locally (node_modules are properly installed in this worktree, unlike your earlier sandbox run which couldn't reach the private @platform-modules registry and only reported "no tests" collection failures — ignore that earlier output entirely, it was a sandbox network limitation, not a real result).

  Real result: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-api test` → ALL 263 tests pass, 32/32 files, no regressions. Your API-side changes to staff.ts/app.ts are correct.

  Real result: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test` → 2 failures:

  1. `src/staff/account-detail.test.tsx > StaffAccountDetail > loads account detail and suspends the account` — fails with `TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'basename' of 'React__namespace.useContext(...)' as it is null. at LinkWithRef (react-router-dom/index.tsx:975)`.
  2. `src/staff/accounts.test.tsx > StaffAccounts > searches accounts and submits a credit adjustment through the staff API` — fails to find rendered text, root cause is almost certainly the same: a component under test uses react-router-dom's `<Link>` (or another router-context hook) but the test renders it directly with `render()` from `@testing-library/react`, with no `<MemoryRouter>` (or other router context provider) wrapping it, so any `<Link>` inside throws when React tries to read router context that doesn't exist.

  This means your changes added a `<Link>` (or similar router-aware element, e.g. a "view details" link from the accounts list to `/staff/accounts/:accountId`) into `account-detail.tsx` and/or `accounts.tsx`, but the corresponding test files (`account-detail.test.tsx`, `accounts.test.tsx`) don't wrap the rendered component in a router context provider.

  Task: reproduce both failures yourself — `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test src/staff/account-detail.test.tsx src/staff/accounts.test.tsx` (node_modules already installed, no reinstall needed) — read the REAL stack trace, confirm the root cause, and fix it. The correct fix is almost certainly wrapping each test's `render(...)` call in a `<MemoryRouter>` (check how `apps/web/src/staff/router.test.tsx` — from the just-landed staff-ui-foundation work — already sets up router context in its own tests, and follow the same pattern) rather than removing the `<Link>` from the component (the Link is correct production code; the test setup is what's missing router context).

  Acceptance: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test` — ALL test files pass, zero failures. Report the full real command output as proof, including the final "Test Files ... Tests ..." summary line. Do not claim a pass you did not observe by actually running the command in this worktree.

preview:
  You previously implemented docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-accounts-detail.md in this same worktree (uncommitted changes are already present). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  I ran the real test suites locally (node_modules are properly installed in this worktree, unlike your earlier sandbox run which couldn't reach the private @platform-modules registry and only reported "no tests" collection failures — ignore that earlier output entirely, it was a sandbox network limitation, not a real result).

  Real result: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-api test` → ALL 263 tests pass, 32/32 files, no regressions. Your API-side changes to staff.ts/app.ts are correct.

  Real result: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test` → 2 failures:

  1. `src/staff/account-detail.test.tsx > StaffAccountDetail > loads account detail and suspends the account` — fails with `TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'basename' of 'React__namespace.useContext(...)' as it is null. at LinkWithRef (react-router-dom/index.tsx:975)`.
  2. `src/staff/accounts.test.tsx > StaffAccounts > searches accounts and submits a credit adjustment through the staff API` — fails to find rendered text, root cause is almost certainly the same: a component under test uses react-router-dom's `<Link>` (or another router-context hook) but the test renders it directly with `render()` from `@testing-library/react`, with no `<MemoryRouter>` (or other router context provider) wrapping it, so any `<Link>` inside throws when React tries to read router context that doesn't exist.

  This means your changes added a `<Link>` (or similar router-aware element, e.g. a "view details" link from the accounts list to `/staff/accounts/:accountId`) into `account-detail.tsx` and/or `accounts.tsx`, but the corresponding test files (`account-detail.test.tsx`, `accounts.test.tsx`) don't wrap the rendered component in a router context provider.

  Task: reproduce both failures yourself — `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test src/staff/account-detail.test.tsx src/staff/accounts.test.tsx` (node_modules already installed, no reinstall needed) — read the REAL stack trace, confirm the root cause, and fix it. The correct fix is almost certainly wrapping each test's `render(...)` call in a `<MemoryRouter>` (check how `apps/web/src/staff/router.test.tsx` — from the just-landed staff-ui-foundation work — already sets up router context in its own tests, and follow the same pattern) rather than removing the `<Link>` from the component (the Link is correct production code; the test setup is what's missing router context).

  Acceptance: `pnpm --filter @press-zone/core-web test` — ALL test files pass, zero failures. Report the full real command output as proof, including the final "Test Files ... Tests ..." summary line. Do not claim a pass you did not observe by actually running the command in this worktree.


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/staff-tiers-e3f97c32eed5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
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title:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-tiers, off main (which now includes staff-ui-foundation, staff-accounts-detail, staff-jobs, staff-payments, and staff-analytics — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table, apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts exports STAFF_CAPABILITY and requireStaff). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-tiers.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with apps/api/src/schema.ts (the subscriptionPackages table you're extending, and pressZoneInitSql), apps/api/src/lib/stripe.ts (the Stripe client to create Prices with), apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts (requireStaff/STAFF_CAPABILITY/audit conventions), and apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to replace the /staff/tiers placeholder).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the schema change + routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.

first_user_message:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-tiers, off main (which now includes staff-ui-foundation, staff-accounts-detail, staff-jobs, staff-payments, and staff-analytics — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table, apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts exports STAFF_CAPABILITY and requireStaff). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-tiers.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with apps/api/src/schema.ts (the subscriptionPackages table you're extending, and pressZoneInitSql), apps/api/src/lib/stripe.ts (the Stripe client to create Prices with), apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts (requireStaff/STAFF_CAPABILITY/audit conventions), and apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to replace the /staff/tiers placeholder).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the schema change + routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.

preview:
  Repo: press-zone-core. Your working directory is a fresh git worktree on branch wt/staff-tiers, off main (which now includes staff-ui-foundation, staff-accounts-detail, staff-jobs, staff-payments, and staff-analytics — apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx exists with a route table, apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts exports STAFF_CAPABILITY and requireStaff). Do NOT commit — leave changes as uncommitted working-tree diffs.

  Implement the plan at docs/plans/2026-08-17-staff-tiers.md exactly as written — read it in full first, along with apps/api/src/schema.ts (the subscriptionPackages table you're extending, and pressZoneInitSql), apps/api/src/lib/stripe.ts (the Stripe client to create Prices with), apps/api/src/routes/staff.ts (requireStaff/STAFF_CAPABILITY/audit conventions), and apps/web/src/staff/router.tsx (to replace the /staff/tiers placeholder).

  node_modules are already installed for @press-zone/core-api and @press-zone/core-web in this worktree — do not reinstall from scratch.

  Acceptance is defined in the plan doc's own Acceptance section. Run those exact commands yourself in this worktree and report the REAL output — do not claim a pass you did not observe. If a command fails, iterate until it passes or report exactly why it doesn't, with the real error.

  Report back: files changed, a summary of the schema change + routes/UI you implemented, and the full real test output for both the API and web acceptance commands.


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title:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Fix one focused test defect exposed after both final Table mutants were killed. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates/mutations, change production/generated files, commit, delegate, or invoke another model/skill.

  In admin/tests/table-region.test.js, the lifecycle integration test asserts replacementOwner.querySelector('.nested-control').destroy after the later update has correctly destroyed/removes that nested control, so querySelector returns null and the restored baseline fails. Capture the replacement owner's nested control reference before triggering the later update, then assert that captured spy was called exactly once afterward. Preserve the non-idempotent ownership-boundary discriminator and all other assertions. Return exact edit only.

first_user_message:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Fix one focused test defect exposed after both final Table mutants were killed. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates/mutations, change production/generated files, commit, delegate, or invoke another model/skill.

  In admin/tests/table-region.test.js, the lifecycle integration test asserts replacementOwner.querySelector('.nested-control').destroy after the later update has correctly destroyed/removes that nested control, so querySelector returns null and the restored baseline fails. Capture the replacement owner's nested control reference before triggering the later update, then assert that captured spy was called exactly once afterward. Preserve the non-idempotent ownership-boundary discriminator and all other assertions. Return exact edit only.

preview:
  Follow plugins/international-press-zone/.claude/agents/expert.md

  Fix one focused test defect exposed after both final Table mutants were killed. Do not run tests/builds/lint/gates/mutations, change production/generated files, commit, delegate, or invoke another model/skill.

  In admin/tests/table-region.test.js, the lifecycle integration test asserts replacementOwner.querySelector('.nested-control').destroy after the later update has correctly destroyed/removes that nested control, so querySelector returns null and the restored baseline fails. Capture the replacement owner's nested control reference before triggering the later update, then assert that captured spy was called exactly once afterward. Preserve the non-idempotent ownership-boundary discriminator and all other assertions. Return exact edit only.


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/sub2api-explore-b4db164f4716
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: a054bebf99961081b6046ba078b2a56fc80e8240
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
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title:
  Implement S0 only from docs/plans/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority.md, governed by docs/specs/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority-design.md.

  Workspace: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/sub2api-explore. Work directly in this workspace. Do NOT create another worktree. Do NOT touch .research-subrouter, .research-sub2api, .fewtok-history, .local, or any credential/account home. Do NOT run or install systemd and do NOT use sudo/deck-sudo.

  Before any test, typecheck, build, or verification command, from the repository root run exactly:
    source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh
  Report its exact exit status. If bootstrap fails, report the named failure, do not run the gates, and do not claim they passed.

  File ownership: modules/subrouter/**, plus only necessary corrections to docs/plans/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority.md, docs/specs/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority-design.md, and docs/plans/INDEX.md. Do not modify packaging, systray, harness, remote-build, or unrelated files.

  Implement the pinned manifest, source-controlled upstream patch, verify-candidate, install-candidate, systemd unit source, module tests, and README exactly as the S0 request specifies. The source patch may modify only the upstream paths listed in the request. Use synthetic fixture tokens only. Never inspect, print, move, import, or POST a live credential.

  Run these exact commands in order after successful sandbox bootstrap:
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate focused
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate static
    RUN_ID="$(date +%s)-$$"; TMP_ROOT="${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/overdeck/tests/subrouter-pytest/$RUN_ID"; python3 -m pytest modules/subrouter/tests/ -q --basetemp "$TMP_ROOT"
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate full
  Agent compute must stay on the cluster. Do not silently fall back to workstation-local builds. Do not install the candidate.

  Before committing, inspect the full staged name-status and ensure `git diff --cached --name-status | grep '^D'` shows no unexpected deletion. Commit the S0 repository implementation on the current branch only. The commit message must end with:
  Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
  Do not push, submit, land, or deploy.

  Return: changed paths; sandbox-bootstrap exit; each exact command and exit evidence; artifact path/digest and atomic receipt path if full passes; every unverified or blocked step; bounded diff summary; commit SHA. If any plan contract is internally impossible against the pinned revision, stop that portion, give verbatim evidence, and leave no false-green receipt.

first_user_message:
  Implement S0 only from docs/plans/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority.md, governed by docs/specs/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority-design.md.

  Workspace: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/sub2api-explore. Work directly in this workspace. Do NOT create another worktree. Do NOT touch .research-subrouter, .research-sub2api, .fewtok-history, .local, or any credential/account home. Do NOT run or install systemd and do NOT use sudo/deck-sudo.

  Before any test, typecheck, build, or verification command, from the repository root run exactly:
    source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh
  Report its exact exit status. If bootstrap fails, report the named failure, do not run the gates, and do not claim they passed.

  File ownership: modules/subrouter/**, plus only necessary corrections to docs/plans/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority.md, docs/specs/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority-design.md, and docs/plans/INDEX.md. Do not modify packaging, systray, harness, remote-build, or unrelated files.

  Implement the pinned manifest, source-controlled upstream patch, verify-candidate, install-candidate, systemd unit source, module tests, and README exactly as the S0 request specifies. The source patch may modify only the upstream paths listed in the request. Use synthetic fixture tokens only. Never inspect, print, move, import, or POST a live credential.

  Run these exact commands in order after successful sandbox bootstrap:
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate focused
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate static
    RUN_ID="$(date +%s)-$$"; TMP_ROOT="${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/overdeck/tests/subrouter-pytest/$RUN_ID"; python3 -m pytest modules/subrouter/tests/ -q --basetemp "$TMP_ROOT"
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate full
  Agent compute must stay on the cluster. Do not silently fall back to workstation-local builds. Do not install the candidate.

  Before committing, inspect the full staged name-status and ensure `git diff --cached --name-status | grep '^D'` shows no unexpected deletion. Commit the S0 repository implementation on the current branch only. The commit message must end with:
  Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
  Do not push, submit, land, or deploy.

  Return: changed paths; sandbox-bootstrap exit; each exact command and exit evidence; artifact path/digest and atomic receipt path if full passes; every unverified or blocked step; bounded diff summary; commit SHA. If any plan contract is internally impossible against the pinned revision, stop that portion, give verbatim evidence, and leave no false-green receipt.

preview:
  Implement S0 only from docs/plans/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority.md, governed by docs/specs/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority-design.md.

  Workspace: /home/user/Projects/overdeck/.worktrees/sub2api-explore. Work directly in this workspace. Do NOT create another worktree. Do NOT touch .research-subrouter, .research-sub2api, .fewtok-history, .local, or any credential/account home. Do NOT run or install systemd and do NOT use sudo/deck-sudo.

  Before any test, typecheck, build, or verification command, from the repository root run exactly:
    source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh
  Report its exact exit status. If bootstrap fails, report the named failure, do not run the gates, and do not claim they passed.

  File ownership: modules/subrouter/**, plus only necessary corrections to docs/plans/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority.md, docs/specs/2026-08-17-subrouter-authority-design.md, and docs/plans/INDEX.md. Do not modify packaging, systray, harness, remote-build, or unrelated files.

  Implement the pinned manifest, source-controlled upstream patch, verify-candidate, install-candidate, systemd unit source, module tests, and README exactly as the S0 request specifies. The source patch may modify only the upstream paths listed in the request. Use synthetic fixture tokens only. Never inspect, print, move, import, or POST a live credential.

  Run these exact commands in order after successful sandbox bootstrap:
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate focused
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate static
    RUN_ID="$(date +%s)-$$"; TMP_ROOT="${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/overdeck/tests/subrouter-pytest/$RUN_ID"; python3 -m pytest modules/subrouter/tests/ -q --basetemp "$TMP_ROOT"
    modules/subrouter/bin/verify-candidate full
  Agent compute must stay on the cluster. Do not silently fall back to workstation-local builds. Do not install the candidate.

  Before committing, inspect the full staged name-status and ensure `git diff --cached --name-status | grep '^D'` shows no unexpected deletion. Commit the S0 repository implementation on the current branch only. The commit message must end with:
  Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
  Do not push, submit, land, or deploy.

  Return: changed paths; sandbox-bootstrap exit; each exact command and exit evidence; artifact path/digest and atomic receipt path if full passes; every unverified or blocked step; bounded diff summary; commit SHA. If any plan contract is internally impossible against the pinned revision, stop that portion, give verbatim evidence, and leave no false-green receipt.


id: 01a00f47-f2a9-7a01-a9a8-ce15b24a81fc
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-d-9fef19a5a565
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: ea34d2f462a2ef8f2a0de81b7e1dbb3807853507
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cli_version: 0.146.0
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model: gpt-5.6-terra
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title:
  Repair two gaps left in the teardown-exception patch; work directly and do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated admin/dist or inventory files. First, RegionPresets.replaceContent currently wraps one Array.forEach in a single try/catch, so if destroyTree throws for one direct child, later direct child subtrees are skipped. Make replacement exhaustively clean every direct child before replaceChildren, complete replacement, then propagate the first teardown error. Add a discriminator with at least two direct old content roots (not merely sibling owners nested inside one root), the first throwing and the later one proving cleanup. Second, Table._morphChildren currently aborts on the first _destroyAndRemove/_destroyAndReplace teardown error. This can leave later detached newParent lifecycle owners uninstalled and undestroyed and later old sibling owners uncleaned. Make the complete morph generation deterministic and exhaustive across all sibling positions, collecting the first lifecycle teardown error and propagating it only after later positions finish. Preserve ordinary sync errors rather than swallowing unrelated failures. Ensure newly rendered owners end either installed as the committed replacement or explicitly destroyed, with no leaks; preserve self-detach positioning. Add a focused discriminator with multiple row children/owners where an early old owner throws and later old/new lifecycle siblings prove full processing and exact-once cleanup. Re-check the AssignmentCard repair conceptually but do not alter it unless there is a concrete defect beyond the unavoidable fact that an owner which already destroyed before another owner throws cannot be resurrected; the intended deterministic state is old markup/options retained, all old owners attempted, all unused new owners destroyed, owners list empty, original teardown error propagated. Update receipt behavior text only if needed, but leave all numeric measurements unchanged for main-thread remeasurement. Match surrounding style and avoid reasoning comments in production code. Return a concise diff summary.

first_user_message:
  Repair two gaps left in the teardown-exception patch; work directly and do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated admin/dist or inventory files. First, RegionPresets.replaceContent currently wraps one Array.forEach in a single try/catch, so if destroyTree throws for one direct child, later direct child subtrees are skipped. Make replacement exhaustively clean every direct child before replaceChildren, complete replacement, then propagate the first teardown error. Add a discriminator with at least two direct old content roots (not merely sibling owners nested inside one root), the first throwing and the later one proving cleanup. Second, Table._morphChildren currently aborts on the first _destroyAndRemove/_destroyAndReplace teardown error. This can leave later detached newParent lifecycle owners uninstalled and undestroyed and later old sibling owners uncleaned. Make the complete morph generation deterministic and exhaustive across all sibling positions, collecting the first lifecycle teardown error and propagating it only after later positions finish. Preserve ordinary sync errors rather than swallowing unrelated failures. Ensure newly rendered owners end either installed as the committed replacement or explicitly destroyed, with no leaks; preserve self-detach positioning. Add a focused discriminator with multiple row children/owners where an early old owner throws and later old/new lifecycle siblings prove full processing and exact-once cleanup. Re-check the AssignmentCard repair conceptually but do not alter it unless there is a concrete defect beyond the unavoidable fact that an owner which already destroyed before another owner throws cannot be resurrected; the intended deterministic state is old markup/options retained, all old owners attempted, all unused new owners destroyed, owners list empty, original teardown error propagated. Update receipt behavior text only if needed, but leave all numeric measurements unchanged for main-thread remeasurement. Match surrounding style and avoid reasoning comments in production code. Return a concise diff summary.

preview:
  Repair two gaps left in the teardown-exception patch; work directly and do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated admin/dist or inventory files. First, RegionPresets.replaceContent currently wraps one Array.forEach in a single try/catch, so if destroyTree throws for one direct child, later direct child subtrees are skipped. Make replacement exhaustively clean every direct child before replaceChildren, complete replacement, then propagate the first teardown error. Add a discriminator with at least two direct old content roots (not merely sibling owners nested inside one root), the first throwing and the later one proving cleanup. Second, Table._morphChildren currently aborts on the first _destroyAndRemove/_destroyAndReplace teardown error. This can leave later detached newParent lifecycle owners uninstalled and undestroyed and later old sibling owners uncleaned. Make the complete morph generation deterministic and exhaustive across all sibling positions, collecting the first lifecycle teardown error and propagating it only after later positions finish. Preserve ordinary sync errors rather than swallowing unrelated failures. Ensure newly rendered owners end either installed as the committed replacement or explicitly destroyed, with no leaks; preserve self-detach positioning. Add a focused discriminator with multiple row children/owners where an early old owner throws and later old/new lifecycle siblings prove full processing and exact-once cleanup. Re-check the AssignmentCard repair conceptually but do not alter it unless there is a concrete defect beyond the unavoidable fact that an owner which already destroyed before another owner throws cannot be resurrected; the intended deterministic state is old markup/options retained, all old owners attempted, all unused new owners destroyed, owners list empty, original teardown error propagated. Update receipt behavior text only if needed, but leave all numeric measurements unchanged for main-thread remeasurement. Match surrounding style and avoid reasoning comments in production code. Return a concise diff summary.


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source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-d-9fef19a5a565
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 60416204e3c4b29c6351a6f5b8510fbcba13ca99
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
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rollout_path:
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title:
  Fix one concrete bug in the just-added Table teardown aggregation, directly and without delegation, skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files. In Table.js _morphChildren, expressions like , , and recursive  short-circuit once cleanupError is truthy, so later sibling operations are skipped—the opposite of exhaustive deterministic morphing. Invoke every required operation unconditionally, capture its returned error in a temporary, and retain only the first cleanup error without short-circuiting calls. Ensure the focused multi-sibling teardown-failure test discriminates this exact bug; strengthen it if it does not. Do not change numeric receipt measurements. Return a concise diff summary.

first_user_message:
  Fix one concrete bug in the just-added Table teardown aggregation, directly and without delegation, skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files. In Table.js _morphChildren, expressions like , , and recursive  short-circuit once cleanupError is truthy, so later sibling operations are skipped—the opposite of exhaustive deterministic morphing. Invoke every required operation unconditionally, capture its returned error in a temporary, and retain only the first cleanup error without short-circuiting calls. Ensure the focused multi-sibling teardown-failure test discriminates this exact bug; strengthen it if it does not. Do not change numeric receipt measurements. Return a concise diff summary.

preview:
  Fix one concrete bug in the just-added Table teardown aggregation, directly and without delegation, skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files. In Table.js _morphChildren, expressions like , , and recursive  short-circuit once cleanupError is truthy, so later sibling operations are skipped—the opposite of exhaustive deterministic morphing. Invoke every required operation unconditionally, capture its returned error in a temporary, and retain only the first cleanup error without short-circuiting calls. Ensure the focused multi-sibling teardown-failure test discriminates this exact bug; strengthen it if it does not. Do not change numeric receipt measurements. Return a concise diff summary.


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sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 84ad7dfe7aa47b415b9715e1d9e952984b9b9bda
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/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T10-42-16-01a00f50-9ce6-75a2-a1a1-47f74fa80492.jsonl

title:
  Repair the single failing Table focused test after exhaustive deterministic morphing. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files. The test `keeps a replacement at the old position when a throwing lifecycle root detaches itself` incorrectly expects the old tail node to remain and the second new lifecycle owner to be destroyed. The implementation intentionally completes every sibling position before propagating the first teardown error, so the old tail must be replaced by the second new owner, both new owners are installed, and neither is destroyed during that update. Adjust the test to assert the first replacement stays before the installed second replacement and both are live; then perform a later update/removal that proves each installed owner is destroyed exactly once. Preserve the self-detaching old owner and thrown original error discriminator. Do not alter production code unless the corrected test reveals a real defect. Leave numeric receipt measurements unchanged. Return a concise diff summary.

first_user_message:
  Repair the single failing Table focused test after exhaustive deterministic morphing. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files. The test `keeps a replacement at the old position when a throwing lifecycle root detaches itself` incorrectly expects the old tail node to remain and the second new lifecycle owner to be destroyed. The implementation intentionally completes every sibling position before propagating the first teardown error, so the old tail must be replaced by the second new owner, both new owners are installed, and neither is destroyed during that update. Adjust the test to assert the first replacement stays before the installed second replacement and both are live; then perform a later update/removal that proves each installed owner is destroyed exactly once. Preserve the self-detaching old owner and thrown original error discriminator. Do not alter production code unless the corrected test reveals a real defect. Leave numeric receipt measurements unchanged. Return a concise diff summary.

preview:
  Repair the single failing Table focused test after exhaustive deterministic morphing. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files. The test `keeps a replacement at the old position when a throwing lifecycle root detaches itself` incorrectly expects the old tail node to remain and the second new lifecycle owner to be destroyed. The implementation intentionally completes every sibling position before propagating the first teardown error, so the old tail must be replaced by the second new owner, both new owners are installed, and neither is destroyed during that update. Adjust the test to assert the first replacement stays before the installed second replacement and both are live; then perform a later update/removal that proves each installed owner is destroyed exactly once. Preserve the self-detaching old owner and thrown original error discriminator. Do not alter production code unless the corrected test reveals a real defect. Leave numeric receipt measurements unchanged. Return a concise diff summary.


id: 01a00f72-5442-7de2-a1be-c9437e8b30db
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-d-9fef19a5a565
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 3a8c6a1c8a48b86106ac035d5c2e3699f443328f
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
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reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T11-19-06-01a00f72-5442-7de2-a1be-c9437e8b30db.jsonl

title:
  Close the one surviving final Batch D mutant with a focused test only. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch production or generated files unless the test exposes a real defect. Survivor in Table.js: after an earlier direct lifecycle replacement returns a cleanup error, mutate the later ordinary same-tag branch so its recursive `_morphChildren(oldNode, newNode)` is skipped. Add a discriminator to table-region.test.js where an early lifecycle owner destroy throws, a later ordinary same-tag container must still recurse, and a nested old lifecycle owner is replaced by a nested new owner. Assert the later old nested owner is destroyed exactly once, the new nested owner is installed/live, the original early teardown error propagates, and a later update/removal destroys the installed nested owner exactly once. The test must fail when later recursion is skipped. Leave receipt measurements unchanged. Return a concise diff summary.

first_user_message:
  Close the one surviving final Batch D mutant with a focused test only. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch production or generated files unless the test exposes a real defect. Survivor in Table.js: after an earlier direct lifecycle replacement returns a cleanup error, mutate the later ordinary same-tag branch so its recursive `_morphChildren(oldNode, newNode)` is skipped. Add a discriminator to table-region.test.js where an early lifecycle owner destroy throws, a later ordinary same-tag container must still recurse, and a nested old lifecycle owner is replaced by a nested new owner. Assert the later old nested owner is destroyed exactly once, the new nested owner is installed/live, the original early teardown error propagates, and a later update/removal destroys the installed nested owner exactly once. The test must fail when later recursion is skipped. Leave receipt measurements unchanged. Return a concise diff summary.

preview:
  Close the one surviving final Batch D mutant with a focused test only. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch production or generated files unless the test exposes a real defect. Survivor in Table.js: after an earlier direct lifecycle replacement returns a cleanup error, mutate the later ordinary same-tag branch so its recursive `_morphChildren(oldNode, newNode)` is skipped. Add a discriminator to table-region.test.js where an early lifecycle owner destroy throws, a later ordinary same-tag container must still recurse, and a nested old lifecycle owner is replaced by a nested new owner. Assert the later old nested owner is destroyed exactly once, the new nested owner is installed/live, the original early teardown error propagates, and a later update/removal destroys the installed nested owner exactly once. The test must fail when later recursion is skipped. Leave receipt measurements unchanged. Return a concise diff summary.


id: 01a00fa0-3cd0-7392-b92c-5e93619fe5f2
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-d-9fef19a5a565
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 3c3da3ca7a99ea94d32c6d7ce35c4f608d219ded
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/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T12-09-14-01a00fa0-3cd0-7392-b92c-5e93619fe5f2.jsonl

title:
  Repair two concrete AssignmentCard exception-path regressions introduced by exhaustive teardown. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files or numeric receipt measurements. First, in render() when createCard throws, destroyOwners() can now throw before `this.owners = previousOwners`, so the committed generation ownership is not restored and the original construction error is masked. Snapshot the partial new owner list, restore previousOwners before cleanup, attempt every partial teardown, and preserve the original createCard error as the propagated error (cleanup errors are secondary). Second, destroy() sets destroyed=true and calls destroyOwners(), whose exception currently prevents element child clearing/removal; a repeated destroy is then inert and leaves the card attached. Make destroy exhaustively tear down owners, always clear/detach the stable root, remain idempotent, then propagate the first owner teardown error. Add focused discriminators: a partial new owner throws during cleanup after createCard fails while the committed generation remains owned/usable and the original render error wins; and a throwing owner during destroy still allows later owners, clears/detaches root, throws the owner error once, and repeated destroy is silent without duplicate teardown. Match surrounding style, avoid reasoning comments in production, and update focused inventory wording only without counts. Return a concise diff summary.

first_user_message:
  Repair two concrete AssignmentCard exception-path regressions introduced by exhaustive teardown. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files or numeric receipt measurements. First, in render() when createCard throws, destroyOwners() can now throw before `this.owners = previousOwners`, so the committed generation ownership is not restored and the original construction error is masked. Snapshot the partial new owner list, restore previousOwners before cleanup, attempt every partial teardown, and preserve the original createCard error as the propagated error (cleanup errors are secondary). Second, destroy() sets destroyed=true and calls destroyOwners(), whose exception currently prevents element child clearing/removal; a repeated destroy is then inert and leaves the card attached. Make destroy exhaustively tear down owners, always clear/detach the stable root, remain idempotent, then propagate the first owner teardown error. Add focused discriminators: a partial new owner throws during cleanup after createCard fails while the committed generation remains owned/usable and the original render error wins; and a throwing owner during destroy still allows later owners, clears/detaches root, throws the owner error once, and repeated destroy is silent without duplicate teardown. Match surrounding style, avoid reasoning comments in production, and update focused inventory wording only without counts. Return a concise diff summary.

preview:
  Repair two concrete AssignmentCard exception-path regressions introduced by exhaustive teardown. Work directly; do not delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Do not run tests/builds/gates and do not touch generated files or numeric receipt measurements. First, in render() when createCard throws, destroyOwners() can now throw before `this.owners = previousOwners`, so the committed generation ownership is not restored and the original construction error is masked. Snapshot the partial new owner list, restore previousOwners before cleanup, attempt every partial teardown, and preserve the original createCard error as the propagated error (cleanup errors are secondary). Second, destroy() sets destroyed=true and calls destroyOwners(), whose exception currently prevents element child clearing/removal; a repeated destroy is then inert and leaves the card attached. Make destroy exhaustively tear down owners, always clear/detach the stable root, remain idempotent, then propagate the first owner teardown error. Add focused discriminators: a partial new owner throws during cleanup after createCard fails while the committed generation remains owned/usable and the original render error wins; and a throwing owner during destroy still allows later owners, clears/detaches root, throws the owner error once, and repeated destroy is silent without duplicate teardown. Match surrounding style, avoid reasoning comments in production, and update focused inventory wording only without counts. Return a concise diff summary.


id: 01a00fca-3571-7892-aa33-54fe72f11836
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-d-9fef19a5a565
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: f3fb11f941a1d2de328b7a3971ad77e8bae927b6
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/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T12-55-05-01a00fca-3571-7892-aa33-54fe72f11836.jsonl

title:
  Perform the definitive independent code review of the complete Delivery 5 Batch D branch after all exception-path repairs. Do not modify files, run tests/builds, delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Review HEAD plus uncommitted diff against origin/master, focusing on AssignmentCard.js, RegionPresets.js, Table.js and their focused tests. Verify stable-root semantics; render/update rollback; exact-once ownership boundaries; exhaustive cleanup when destroy throws; primary-error precedence; idempotent destroy/remount; callback ordering; deterministic retained-row morph completion; self-detaching owners; replacement position; and no installed/detached new-owner leaks. Check whether tests genuinely discriminate each behavior and whether the Batch D receipt contradicts code. Report only concrete actionable findings with severity, file, line, failure scenario, and minimal fix. Explicitly state no findings if clean. Main-thread remote gates already passed; do not claim to have run them.

first_user_message:
  Perform the definitive independent code review of the complete Delivery 5 Batch D branch after all exception-path repairs. Do not modify files, run tests/builds, delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Review HEAD plus uncommitted diff against origin/master, focusing on AssignmentCard.js, RegionPresets.js, Table.js and their focused tests. Verify stable-root semantics; render/update rollback; exact-once ownership boundaries; exhaustive cleanup when destroy throws; primary-error precedence; idempotent destroy/remount; callback ordering; deterministic retained-row morph completion; self-detaching owners; replacement position; and no installed/detached new-owner leaks. Check whether tests genuinely discriminate each behavior and whether the Batch D receipt contradicts code. Report only concrete actionable findings with severity, file, line, failure scenario, and minimal fix. Explicitly state no findings if clean. Main-thread remote gates already passed; do not claim to have run them.

preview:
  Perform the definitive independent code review of the complete Delivery 5 Batch D branch after all exception-path repairs. Do not modify files, run tests/builds, delegate, invoke skills, cdx, or other models. Review HEAD plus uncommitted diff against origin/master, focusing on AssignmentCard.js, RegionPresets.js, Table.js and their focused tests. Verify stable-root semantics; render/update rollback; exact-once ownership boundaries; exhaustive cleanup when destroy throws; primary-error precedence; idempotent destroy/remount; callback ordering; deterministic retained-row morph completion; self-detaching owners; replacement position; and no installed/detached new-owner leaks. Check whether tests genuinely discriminate each behavior and whether the Batch D receipt contradicts code. Report only concrete actionable findings with severity, file, line, failure scenario, and minimal fix. Explicitly state no findings if clean. Main-thread remote gates already passed; do not claim to have run them.


id: 01a00fd3-5018-78e1-965c-b44db603ab68
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/ipz-lifecycle-batch-d-9fef19a5a565
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 0157f06ed1db6c245c6f7e0e69827c8c5a4a29d7
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/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T13-05-01-01a00fd3-5018-78e1-965c-b44db603ab68.jsonl

title:
  Fix two detached-row cleanup leaks in the new Table row-root contract. Work directly; no delegation, skills, cdx, other models, gates, builds, generated files, or numeric receipt changes. First, `_rejectRowRoot(row)` currently cleans only when the invalid root itself exposes destroy(); an invalid wrong-tag ordinary root can contain lifecycle descendants that leak. Exhaustively destroy the entire rejected detached tree for every non-null invalid renderer result, stopping at ownership boundaries, swallow teardown failure so the clear row-root contract error remains primary, then throw that contract error. Second, updateItem renders `next`, validates it, then if the already-retained `node` unexpectedly has a root destroy seam it throws before the try/catch and leaks lifecycle descendants under an otherwise ordinary detached `next`. In that installed-old-root rejection path, preserve the installed row and its destroy seam untouched, exhaustively discard the detached next tree exactly once, and throw the contract error as primary even if detached cleanup throws. Add focused discriminators for a wrong-tag root with nested throwing/nonthrowing owners and an invalid installed old root plus ordinary next row containing nested lifecycle owners; assert exhaustive exact-once cleanup, installed old owner preservation, and primary contract error. Update inventory wording only if needed, no counts. Return concise diff summary.

first_user_message:
  Fix two detached-row cleanup leaks in the new Table row-root contract. Work directly; no delegation, skills, cdx, other models, gates, builds, generated files, or numeric receipt changes. First, `_rejectRowRoot(row)` currently cleans only when the invalid root itself exposes destroy(); an invalid wrong-tag ordinary root can contain lifecycle descendants that leak. Exhaustively destroy the entire rejected detached tree for every non-null invalid renderer result, stopping at ownership boundaries, swallow teardown failure so the clear row-root contract error remains primary, then throw that contract error. Second, updateItem renders `next`, validates it, then if the already-retained `node` unexpectedly has a root destroy seam it throws before the try/catch and leaks lifecycle descendants under an otherwise ordinary detached `next`. In that installed-old-root rejection path, preserve the installed row and its destroy seam untouched, exhaustively discard the detached next tree exactly once, and throw the contract error as primary even if detached cleanup throws. Add focused discriminators for a wrong-tag root with nested throwing/nonthrowing owners and an invalid installed old root plus ordinary next row containing nested lifecycle owners; assert exhaustive exact-once cleanup, installed old owner preservation, and primary contract error. Update inventory wording only if needed, no counts. Return concise diff summary.

preview:
  Fix two detached-row cleanup leaks in the new Table row-root contract. Work directly; no delegation, skills, cdx, other models, gates, builds, generated files, or numeric receipt changes. First, `_rejectRowRoot(row)` currently cleans only when the invalid root itself exposes destroy(); an invalid wrong-tag ordinary root can contain lifecycle descendants that leak. Exhaustively destroy the entire rejected detached tree for every non-null invalid renderer result, stopping at ownership boundaries, swallow teardown failure so the clear row-root contract error remains primary, then throw that contract error. Second, updateItem renders `next`, validates it, then if the already-retained `node` unexpectedly has a root destroy seam it throws before the try/catch and leaks lifecycle descendants under an otherwise ordinary detached `next`. In that installed-old-root rejection path, preserve the installed row and its destroy seam untouched, exhaustively discard the detached next tree exactly once, and throw the contract error as primary even if detached cleanup throws. Add focused discriminators for a wrong-tag root with nested throwing/nonthrowing owners and an invalid installed old root plus ordinary next row containing nested lifecycle owners; assert exhaustive exact-once cleanup, installed old owner preservation, and primary contract error. Update inventory wording only if needed, no counts. Return concise diff summary.


id: 01a00fee-34d3-7703-8e99-1d5a86498742
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/copyrefs-audit-9014ca3539cf
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7698fce4a8e0041e4fd9c84a348c3aecf0b38e62
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.6-terra
reasoning_effort: medium
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/17/rollout-2026-08-17T13-34-24-01a00fee-34d3-7703-8e99-1d5a86498742.jsonl

title:
  Own the source-side copyable request references slice. Owner contract: every /requests card visibly exposes a stable copyable request reference that can be pasted into a follow-up message; copying must work through the real card interaction without changing request state or hiding other actions. Commit 942197f66 is already an ancestor of origin/main. Work ONLY in this clean workspace; do not create another worktree, delegate, commit, push, land, deploy, access credentials, mutate live services, or run installed browser proof. Read CLAUDE.md and, because this touches apps/web/src, read .claude/skills/od-ui-dev/SKILL.md before judging or editing. Compare origin/main behavior and focused tests to the generalized contract. If a genuine source/test gap exists, implement the smallest correction here; otherwise leave the tree unchanged. Before any tests/typechecks/builds run codex-bootstrap: ok node=v24.19.0 pnpm=11.5.2 bun=1.3.14 local-gate=present from repo root and report its exit status; if it fails, do not claim a gate passed. Run focused deterministic tests and static checks only. Return verdict COMPLETE or CHANGES_NEEDED, exact files changed, commands and outputs, and exact installed browser interactions main must verify.

first_user_message:
  Own the source-side copyable request references slice. Owner contract: every /requests card visibly exposes a stable copyable request reference that can be pasted into a follow-up message; copying must work through the real card interaction without changing request state or hiding other actions. Commit 942197f66 is already an ancestor of origin/main. Work ONLY in this clean workspace; do not create another worktree, delegate, commit, push, land, deploy, access credentials, mutate live services, or run installed browser proof. Read CLAUDE.md and, because this touches apps/web/src, read .claude/skills/od-ui-dev/SKILL.md before judging or editing. Compare origin/main behavior and focused tests to the generalized contract. If a genuine source/test gap exists, implement the smallest correction here; otherwise leave the tree unchanged. Before any tests/typechecks/builds run codex-bootstrap: ok node=v24.19.0 pnpm=11.5.2 bun=1.3.14 local-gate=present from repo root and report its exit status; if it fails, do not claim a gate passed. Run focused deterministic tests and static checks only. Return verdict COMPLETE or CHANGES_NEEDED, exact files changed, commands and outputs, and exact installed browser interactions main must verify.

preview:
  Own the source-side copyable request references slice. Owner contract: every /requests card visibly exposes a stable copyable request reference that can be pasted into a follow-up message; copying must work through the real card interaction without changing request state or hiding other actions. Commit 942197f66 is already an ancestor of origin/main. Work ONLY in this clean workspace; do not create another worktree, delegate, commit, push, land, deploy, access credentials, mutate live services, or run installed browser proof. Read CLAUDE.md and, because this touches apps/web/src, read .claude/skills/od-ui-dev/SKILL.md before judging or editing. Compare origin/main behavior and focused tests to the generalized contract. If a genuine source/test gap exists, implement the smallest correction here; otherwise leave the tree unchanged. Before any tests/typechecks/builds run codex-bootstrap: ok node=v24.19.0 pnpm=11.5.2 bun=1.3.14 local-gate=present from repo root and report its exit status; if it fails, do not claim a gate passed. Run focused deterministic tests and static checks only. Return verdict COMPLETE or CHANGES_NEEDED, exact files changed, commands and outputs, and exact installed browser interactions main must verify.


id: 01a013d3-f381-7042-a896-51c2215aad67
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/callback-consolidate-c03415ebc9f5
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 16ef36542c17c47cdb2523bd166eb8a34ce6cf64
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/2026/08/18/rollout-2026-08-18T07-44-12-01a013d3-f381-7042-a896-51c2215aad67.jsonl

title:
  You are in the git worktree /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate. It is CURRENTLY mid-interactive-rebase: branch wt/callback-consolidate is being rebased onto origin/master (a5c58f8b6). Run 'git status' first to see exact current state.

  Known facts you must use (already discovered this session, do not re-derive):
  - This repo has a custom cryptographic pre-commit gate (.git/ipz-remote-gate-hooks/reference-transaction) that requires a 'claim' file minted by the real pre-commit hook before any ref update (commit) succeeds.
  - 'git rebase --continue' does NOT invoke the pre-commit hook and will ALWAYS fail with 'IPZ reference transaction: normal checked-out-ref commit is missing its required claim'. This is expected and NOT a bug to work around cleverly -- it just means you cannot use --continue directly.
  - The WORKING technique, proven earlier in this session: when 'git status' shows 'all conflicts fixed: run git rebase --continue' (or a clean patch already staged with nothing left to resolve), run 'GIT_EDITOR=true git commit' directly INSTEAD of 'git rebase --continue'. This runs the full pre-commit gate (composer install, PHPCS, PHPStan against the international-press-zone plugin) which mints the claim and successfully creates the commit. After that commit succeeds, run 'GIT_EDITOR=true git rebase --continue' again to advance to the next commit in the rebase -- it will either apply cleanly (repeat the git commit step) or hit a new conflict.
  - There are 3 commits being replayed: a95f491f8 (already committed successfully via this technique before you started), 3d990e357, a17ccac71. Conflicts so far have ONLY occurred in two generated files: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json and ui-inventory.report.md -- resolve those by running 'node plugins/international-press-zone/tools/ui-inventory.mjs' from the repo root (wp-content/) after a conflict, which regenerates both files deterministically, then 'git add' them before committing. Do NOT hand-edit those two files.
  - If the pre-commit gate (PHPCS/PHPStan) reports real violations in files touched by the rebase, you MUST fix them for real (they are genuine code-quality gate failures, not something to bypass) -- read the specific error, fix the specific line, do not use --no-verify or any bypass flag ever.
  - If ANY conflict appears in a file OTHER than the two generated report files, STOP and report it in full detail (file, conflict block content, your assessment) rather than guessing at a resolution -- previously in this session a naive full-tree MERGE (not rebase) produced much deeper conflicts and silently dropped real functionality (an inbound /callback webhook route and handler used by both branches). This rebase should NOT hit those files since rebase replays small per-commit diffs, but if it does, treat it as a red flag and stop.

  Task: finish this rebase (commit 3d990e357, then commit a17ccac71) using the technique above. After the rebase completes cleanly (git rebase still in progress? should show 'no rebase in progress' when done), verify: 'git log --oneline -5' shows your 3 migration commits sitting on top of origin/master's tip, and 'git merge-base --is-ancestor origin/master HEAD' exits 0. Do NOT push, do NOT run 'bash /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.claude/scripts/ship.sh land wt/callback-consolidate .worktrees/callback-consolidate' yourself -- leave that for the orchestrator. Report the final 3 commit SHAs and confirm the ancestor check passed.

first_user_message:
  You are in the git worktree /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate. It is CURRENTLY mid-interactive-rebase: branch wt/callback-consolidate is being rebased onto origin/master (a5c58f8b6). Run 'git status' first to see exact current state.

  Known facts you must use (already discovered this session, do not re-derive):
  - This repo has a custom cryptographic pre-commit gate (.git/ipz-remote-gate-hooks/reference-transaction) that requires a 'claim' file minted by the real pre-commit hook before any ref update (commit) succeeds.
  - 'git rebase --continue' does NOT invoke the pre-commit hook and will ALWAYS fail with 'IPZ reference transaction: normal checked-out-ref commit is missing its required claim'. This is expected and NOT a bug to work around cleverly -- it just means you cannot use --continue directly.
  - The WORKING technique, proven earlier in this session: when 'git status' shows 'all conflicts fixed: run git rebase --continue' (or a clean patch already staged with nothing left to resolve), run 'GIT_EDITOR=true git commit' directly INSTEAD of 'git rebase --continue'. This runs the full pre-commit gate (composer install, PHPCS, PHPStan against the international-press-zone plugin) which mints the claim and successfully creates the commit. After that commit succeeds, run 'GIT_EDITOR=true git rebase --continue' again to advance to the next commit in the rebase -- it will either apply cleanly (repeat the git commit step) or hit a new conflict.
  - There are 3 commits being replayed: a95f491f8 (already committed successfully via this technique before you started), 3d990e357, a17ccac71. Conflicts so far have ONLY occurred in two generated files: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json and ui-inventory.report.md -- resolve those by running 'node plugins/international-press-zone/tools/ui-inventory.mjs' from the repo root (wp-content/) after a conflict, which regenerates both files deterministically, then 'git add' them before committing. Do NOT hand-edit those two files.
  - If the pre-commit gate (PHPCS/PHPStan) reports real violations in files touched by the rebase, you MUST fix them for real (they are genuine code-quality gate failures, not something to bypass) -- read the specific error, fix the specific line, do not use --no-verify or any bypass flag ever.
  - If ANY conflict appears in a file OTHER than the two generated report files, STOP and report it in full detail (file, conflict block content, your assessment) rather than guessing at a resolution -- previously in this session a naive full-tree MERGE (not rebase) produced much deeper conflicts and silently dropped real functionality (an inbound /callback webhook route and handler used by both branches). This rebase should NOT hit those files since rebase replays small per-commit diffs, but if it does, treat it as a red flag and stop.

  Task: finish this rebase (commit 3d990e357, then commit a17ccac71) using the technique above. After the rebase completes cleanly (git rebase still in progress? should show 'no rebase in progress' when done), verify: 'git log --oneline -5' shows your 3 migration commits sitting on top of origin/master's tip, and 'git merge-base --is-ancestor origin/master HEAD' exits 0. Do NOT push, do NOT run 'bash /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.claude/scripts/ship.sh land wt/callback-consolidate .worktrees/callback-consolidate' yourself -- leave that for the orchestrator. Report the final 3 commit SHAs and confirm the ancestor check passed.

preview:
  You are in the git worktree /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.worktrees/callback-consolidate. It is CURRENTLY mid-interactive-rebase: branch wt/callback-consolidate is being rebased onto origin/master (a5c58f8b6). Run 'git status' first to see exact current state.

  Known facts you must use (already discovered this session, do not re-derive):
  - This repo has a custom cryptographic pre-commit gate (.git/ipz-remote-gate-hooks/reference-transaction) that requires a 'claim' file minted by the real pre-commit hook before any ref update (commit) succeeds.
  - 'git rebase --continue' does NOT invoke the pre-commit hook and will ALWAYS fail with 'IPZ reference transaction: normal checked-out-ref commit is missing its required claim'. This is expected and NOT a bug to work around cleverly -- it just means you cannot use --continue directly.
  - The WORKING technique, proven earlier in this session: when 'git status' shows 'all conflicts fixed: run git rebase --continue' (or a clean patch already staged with nothing left to resolve), run 'GIT_EDITOR=true git commit' directly INSTEAD of 'git rebase --continue'. This runs the full pre-commit gate (composer install, PHPCS, PHPStan against the international-press-zone plugin) which mints the claim and successfully creates the commit. After that commit succeeds, run 'GIT_EDITOR=true git rebase --continue' again to advance to the next commit in the rebase -- it will either apply cleanly (repeat the git commit step) or hit a new conflict.
  - There are 3 commits being replayed: a95f491f8 (already committed successfully via this technique before you started), 3d990e357, a17ccac71. Conflicts so far have ONLY occurred in two generated files: plugins/international-press-zone/docs/architecture/ui-inventory.report.json and ui-inventory.report.md -- resolve those by running 'node plugins/international-press-zone/tools/ui-inventory.mjs' from the repo root (wp-content/) after a conflict, which regenerates both files deterministically, then 'git add' them before committing. Do NOT hand-edit those two files.
  - If the pre-commit gate (PHPCS/PHPStan) reports real violations in files touched by the rebase, you MUST fix them for real (they are genuine code-quality gate failures, not something to bypass) -- read the specific error, fix the specific line, do not use --no-verify or any bypass flag ever.
  - If ANY conflict appears in a file OTHER than the two generated report files, STOP and report it in full detail (file, conflict block content, your assessment) rather than guessing at a resolution -- previously in this session a naive full-tree MERGE (not rebase) produced much deeper conflicts and silently dropped real functionality (an inbound /callback webhook route and handler used by both branches). This rebase should NOT hit those files since rebase replays small per-commit diffs, but if it does, treat it as a red flag and stop.

  Task: finish this rebase (commit 3d990e357, then commit a17ccac71) using the technique above. After the rebase completes cleanly (git rebase still in progress? should show 'no rebase in progress' when done), verify: 'git log --oneline -5' shows your 3 migration commits sitting on top of origin/master's tip, and 'git merge-base --is-ancestor origin/master HEAD' exits 0. Do NOT push, do NOT run 'bash /home/user/Projects/Press.zone/wordpress/wp-content/.claude/scripts/ship.sh land wt/callback-consolidate .worktrees/callback-consolidate' yourself -- leave that for the orchestrator. Report the final 3 commit SHAs and confirm the ancestor check passed.


id: 01a01437-b364-7cd3-8329-893c0c2e958a
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/plan-owned-delivery-88eaf239a897
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 9ceb28e8665eee2f5301114eebcf393a65ab1f22
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:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck--claude-worktrees-plan-owned-delivery/4cd0051f-6b03-4126-81c4-0a52787bfe84.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck--claude-worktrees-plan-owned-delivery/4cd0051f-6b03-4126-81c4-0a52787bfe84.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck--claude-worktrees-plan-owned-delivery/4cd0051f-6b03-4126-81c4-0a52787bfe84.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: 01a01a78-60cc-7fa1-9921-8517e3169c92
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/overdeck-f7f63179e1c7
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 7d1ba45adaf072f0214473778ac2be0b88ab052c
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/overdeck-73dd7c243420.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/19/rollout-2026-08-19T14-41-31-01a01a78-60cc-7fa1-9921-8517e3169c92.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/3e953c54-64ae-4cc8-ba11-c3f306aa2c33.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/3e953c54-64ae-4cc8-ba11-c3f306aa2c33.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-overdeck/3e953c54-64ae-4cc8-ba11-c3f306aa2c33.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: 01a01a7d-24c9-7be1-b4f7-044299e1b3ae
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wp-content-10b66c7a0e8b
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: dadfea558d9c13d6670d7e55e5646286aeddfb42
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.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/2026/08/19/rollout-2026-08-19T14-46-44-01a01a7d-24c9-7be1-b4f7-044299e1b3ae.jsonl

title:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/0448f295-b076-4b35-814b-871d79a8ecce.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

first_user_message:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/0448f295-b076-4b35-814b-871d79a8ecce.jsonl (JSONL; skip tool_result noise). Author a continuation handoff in markdown for a fresh coding agent: goal, methodology, completed work, current state, precise next actions, blockers gated on the user, standing user instructions (verbatim), key file paths. Be complete but terse. Output ONLY the handoff markdown.

preview:
  Read the Claude Code session transcript at /home/user/.claude/projects/-home-user-Projects-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/0448f295-b076-4b35-814b-871d79a8ecce.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: 01a023a4-6994-73a0-817e-df66a6872062
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/wp-content-10b66c7a0e8b
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 1b0fcfcee12eb39db4784d91b90246dcf62c9575
git_origin_url: /home/user/cdx-offload/repos/wp-content-898fc4388a24.git
cli_version: 0.146.0
memory_mode: enabled
model: gpt-5.3-codex-spark
reasoning_effort: low
thread_source: user
history_mode: legacy
rollout_path:
  /sandbox/home/.codex/sessions/2026/08/21/rollout-2026-08-21T09-26-12-01a023a4-6994-73a0-817e-df66a6872062.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-Press-zone-wordpress-wp-content-plugins-international-press-zone/62dfc35d-6e5a-424d-810e-f3c9eef9093a.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-plugins-international-press-zone/62dfc35d-6e5a-424d-810e-f3c9eef9093a.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-plugins-international-press-zone/62dfc35d-6e5a-424d-810e-f3c9eef9093a.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: 01a023b5-3f91-7283-bdcb-0bfb298bfe38
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/manual-translation-protection-rc-ce919448b270
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 61653dd4921503245287c84b8dacb6b9cb85930e
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/2026/08/21/rollout-2026-08-21T09-44-35-01a023b5-3f91-7283-bdcb-0bfb298bfe38.jsonl

title:
  WPCS (WordPress Coding Standards) remediation for the PG-14 manual-translation-protection change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin.

  ENVIRONMENT — READ CAREFULLY, IT DIFFERS FROM WHAT THE REPO DOCS ASSUME
  You run inside a sandbox snapshot of the implementation worktree (a previous run found paths like /home/user/Projects/... and ~/.claude/bin/e2e-remote absent — that is EXPECTED; do not treat it as a blocker). Your working directory is the snapshot repo root (wp-content layout). The snapshot HEAD is a single 'cdx-offload snapshot' commit whose parent is 01940a992; that commit contains the entire PG-14 implementation (the flattened dirty state of the real worktree). Your edits are captured as a patch and applied back to the real worktree by the harness — so make working-tree edits only.

  The repo instruction 'every gate runs remote-only via e2e-remote' applies to the OFFICIAL gates, which the orchestrator runs separately after you finish; it does not block you from running phpcs/phpunit INSIDE this sandbox as your own feedback loop (this sandbox is itself hosted on one of the sanctioned buildboxes). The sandbox has full network access.

  If modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh exists at the repo root, source it and report its exit status; if absent, state BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  SCOPE
  - The changed PHP surface = PHP files under plugins/international-press-zone/ listed by: git diff --name-only HEAD~1 HEAD -- 'plugins/international-press-zone/*.php'
  - Ruleset: plugins/international-press-zone/phpcs.xml.dist with baseline tooling tools/phpcs-baseline.php + phpcs-baseline.json (repo-relative under the plugin dir). Set up your feedback loop: cd plugins/international-press-zone && composer install (or composer update --no-scripts if lock issues), then run vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=phpcs.xml.dist on the changed files, and where usable php tools/phpcs-baseline.php check <changed files>.
  - Goal: ZERO new violations beyond phpcs-baseline.json on the changed surface.

  RULES
  - NEVER edit, regenerate, or loosen phpcs-baseline.json or phpcs.xml.dist.
  - Do NOT rename or move files, even if a filename sniff complains — report filename-level violations instead of fixing them (the runtime autoloader binds current names).
  - Behavior-preserving changes only. Where WPCS forces method/property/function renames (camelCase to snake_case), you MUST update every call site: grep the ENTIRE plugin including admin JS, string-based WordPress hook/action/filter names, add_action/add_filter/do_action callbacks, array-callable strings, and tests. The automation classes (AutoTranslationCoordinator, ContentChangeTrigger, ExtensionChangeTrigger) register hooks whose string names/callables must keep matching after renames.
  - Violation classes to fix per prior audit: tabs vs spaces and compact one-line control structures; short array syntax (this ruleset requires long array()); missing file/class/method/property docblocks; snake_case naming; Yoda conditions; SQL placeholder/interpolation sniffs and dynamic table identifier handling (use the repository's existing narrow justified patterns — look at how landed files like includes/SiteContent/class-sitecontentrepository.php on HEAD~1 handle table names, placeholders, and narrow phpcs:ignore justifications, and imitate them); direct-DB/no-cache warnings (narrow justified suppressions only, matching existing repo conventions); nonce-verification warnings around request inspection in ExtensionChangeTrigger (fix properly — sanitize/wp_unslash/justify — do not blanket-suppress).
  - The 8 new PG-14 files are the worst offenders: includes/Translation/ProtectionDecision.php, TranslationProtectionPolicy.php, TranslationProtectionService.php, AutoTranslationCoordinator.php, ContentChangeTrigger.php, ExtensionChangeTrigger.php, SourceChangeEvent.php, includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php. phpcbf (vendor/bin/phpcbf --standard=phpcs.xml.dist) may be used inside the sandbox for the mechanical fixes, then fix the rest by hand.
  - After any rename, rerun the focused standalone tests you can execute in the sandbox (vendor/bin/phpunit with the plugin's standalone --no-configuration style tests, e.g. tests/unit/Translation/*ProtectionPolicy* and the finalizer/dispatcher standalone tests; also php -l every changed file). Report which you ran and results; official reruns happen outside.
  - Do not commit. Do not touch git refs. Working-tree edits only.

  OUTPUT SHAPE (final message)
  1. Bootstrap status. 2. Feedback-loop setup result (composer/phpcs versions). 3. Before/after violation counts on the changed surface (exact phpcs numbers). 4. Every rename performed, with the call-site sweep evidence (grep commands + hit counts before/after). 5. Violations you could NOT fix and why (including any filename sniffs). 6. Tests run in-sandbox and results; php -l status. 7. MANDATORY: full 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' of your final state so the applied patch can be verified externally. Never claim the official gates are green — you did not run them.

first_user_message:
  WPCS (WordPress Coding Standards) remediation for the PG-14 manual-translation-protection change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin.

  ENVIRONMENT — READ CAREFULLY, IT DIFFERS FROM WHAT THE REPO DOCS ASSUME
  You run inside a sandbox snapshot of the implementation worktree (a previous run found paths like /home/user/Projects/... and ~/.claude/bin/e2e-remote absent — that is EXPECTED; do not treat it as a blocker). Your working directory is the snapshot repo root (wp-content layout). The snapshot HEAD is a single 'cdx-offload snapshot' commit whose parent is 01940a992; that commit contains the entire PG-14 implementation (the flattened dirty state of the real worktree). Your edits are captured as a patch and applied back to the real worktree by the harness — so make working-tree edits only.

  The repo instruction 'every gate runs remote-only via e2e-remote' applies to the OFFICIAL gates, which the orchestrator runs separately after you finish; it does not block you from running phpcs/phpunit INSIDE this sandbox as your own feedback loop (this sandbox is itself hosted on one of the sanctioned buildboxes). The sandbox has full network access.

  If modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh exists at the repo root, source it and report its exit status; if absent, state BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  SCOPE
  - The changed PHP surface = PHP files under plugins/international-press-zone/ listed by: git diff --name-only HEAD~1 HEAD -- 'plugins/international-press-zone/*.php'
  - Ruleset: plugins/international-press-zone/phpcs.xml.dist with baseline tooling tools/phpcs-baseline.php + phpcs-baseline.json (repo-relative under the plugin dir). Set up your feedback loop: cd plugins/international-press-zone && composer install (or composer update --no-scripts if lock issues), then run vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=phpcs.xml.dist on the changed files, and where usable php tools/phpcs-baseline.php check <changed files>.
  - Goal: ZERO new violations beyond phpcs-baseline.json on the changed surface.

  RULES
  - NEVER edit, regenerate, or loosen phpcs-baseline.json or phpcs.xml.dist.
  - Do NOT rename or move files, even if a filename sniff complains — report filename-level violations instead of fixing them (the runtime autoloader binds current names).
  - Behavior-preserving changes only. Where WPCS forces method/property/function renames (camelCase to snake_case), you MUST update every call site: grep the ENTIRE plugin including admin JS, string-based WordPress hook/action/filter names, add_action/add_filter/do_action callbacks, array-callable strings, and tests. The automation classes (AutoTranslationCoordinator, ContentChangeTrigger, ExtensionChangeTrigger) register hooks whose string names/callables must keep matching after renames.
  - Violation classes to fix per prior audit: tabs vs spaces and compact one-line control structures; short array syntax (this ruleset requires long array()); missing file/class/method/property docblocks; snake_case naming; Yoda conditions; SQL placeholder/interpolation sniffs and dynamic table identifier handling (use the repository's existing narrow justified patterns — look at how landed files like includes/SiteContent/class-sitecontentrepository.php on HEAD~1 handle table names, placeholders, and narrow phpcs:ignore justifications, and imitate them); direct-DB/no-cache warnings (narrow justified suppressions only, matching existing repo conventions); nonce-verification warnings around request inspection in ExtensionChangeTrigger (fix properly — sanitize/wp_unslash/justify — do not blanket-suppress).
  - The 8 new PG-14 files are the worst offenders: includes/Translation/ProtectionDecision.php, TranslationProtectionPolicy.php, TranslationProtectionService.php, AutoTranslationCoordinator.php, ContentChangeTrigger.php, ExtensionChangeTrigger.php, SourceChangeEvent.php, includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php. phpcbf (vendor/bin/phpcbf --standard=phpcs.xml.dist) may be used inside the sandbox for the mechanical fixes, then fix the rest by hand.
  - After any rename, rerun the focused standalone tests you can execute in the sandbox (vendor/bin/phpunit with the plugin's standalone --no-configuration style tests, e.g. tests/unit/Translation/*ProtectionPolicy* and the finalizer/dispatcher standalone tests; also php -l every changed file). Report which you ran and results; official reruns happen outside.
  - Do not commit. Do not touch git refs. Working-tree edits only.

  OUTPUT SHAPE (final message)
  1. Bootstrap status. 2. Feedback-loop setup result (composer/phpcs versions). 3. Before/after violation counts on the changed surface (exact phpcs numbers). 4. Every rename performed, with the call-site sweep evidence (grep commands + hit counts before/after). 5. Violations you could NOT fix and why (including any filename sniffs). 6. Tests run in-sandbox and results; php -l status. 7. MANDATORY: full 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' of your final state so the applied patch can be verified externally. Never claim the official gates are green — you did not run them.

preview:
  WPCS (WordPress Coding Standards) remediation for the PG-14 manual-translation-protection change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin.

  ENVIRONMENT — READ CAREFULLY, IT DIFFERS FROM WHAT THE REPO DOCS ASSUME
  You run inside a sandbox snapshot of the implementation worktree (a previous run found paths like /home/user/Projects/... and ~/.claude/bin/e2e-remote absent — that is EXPECTED; do not treat it as a blocker). Your working directory is the snapshot repo root (wp-content layout). The snapshot HEAD is a single 'cdx-offload snapshot' commit whose parent is 01940a992; that commit contains the entire PG-14 implementation (the flattened dirty state of the real worktree). Your edits are captured as a patch and applied back to the real worktree by the harness — so make working-tree edits only.

  The repo instruction 'every gate runs remote-only via e2e-remote' applies to the OFFICIAL gates, which the orchestrator runs separately after you finish; it does not block you from running phpcs/phpunit INSIDE this sandbox as your own feedback loop (this sandbox is itself hosted on one of the sanctioned buildboxes). The sandbox has full network access.

  If modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh exists at the repo root, source it and report its exit status; if absent, state BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  SCOPE
  - The changed PHP surface = PHP files under plugins/international-press-zone/ listed by: git diff --name-only HEAD~1 HEAD -- 'plugins/international-press-zone/*.php'
  - Ruleset: plugins/international-press-zone/phpcs.xml.dist with baseline tooling tools/phpcs-baseline.php + phpcs-baseline.json (repo-relative under the plugin dir). Set up your feedback loop: cd plugins/international-press-zone && composer install (or composer update --no-scripts if lock issues), then run vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=phpcs.xml.dist on the changed files, and where usable php tools/phpcs-baseline.php check <changed files>.
  - Goal: ZERO new violations beyond phpcs-baseline.json on the changed surface.

  RULES
  - NEVER edit, regenerate, or loosen phpcs-baseline.json or phpcs.xml.dist.
  - Do NOT rename or move files, even if a filename sniff complains — report filename-level violations instead of fixing them (the runtime autoloader binds current names).
  - Behavior-preserving changes only. Where WPCS forces method/property/function renames (camelCase to snake_case), you MUST update every call site: grep the ENTIRE plugin including admin JS, string-based WordPress hook/action/filter names, add_action/add_filter/do_action callbacks, array-callable strings, and tests. The automation classes (AutoTranslationCoordinator, ContentChangeTrigger, ExtensionChangeTrigger) register hooks whose string names/callables must keep matching after renames.
  - Violation classes to fix per prior audit: tabs vs spaces and compact one-line control structures; short array syntax (this ruleset requires long array()); missing file/class/method/property docblocks; snake_case naming; Yoda conditions; SQL placeholder/interpolation sniffs and dynamic table identifier handling (use the repository's existing narrow justified patterns — look at how landed files like includes/SiteContent/class-sitecontentrepository.php on HEAD~1 handle table names, placeholders, and narrow phpcs:ignore justifications, and imitate them); direct-DB/no-cache warnings (narrow justified suppressions only, matching existing repo conventions); nonce-verification warnings around request inspection in ExtensionChangeTrigger (fix properly — sanitize/wp_unslash/justify — do not blanket-suppress).
  - The 8 new PG-14 files are the worst offenders: includes/Translation/ProtectionDecision.php, TranslationProtectionPolicy.php, TranslationProtectionService.php, AutoTranslationCoordinator.php, ContentChangeTrigger.php, ExtensionChangeTrigger.php, SourceChangeEvent.php, includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php. phpcbf (vendor/bin/phpcbf --standard=phpcs.xml.dist) may be used inside the sandbox for the mechanical fixes, then fix the rest by hand.
  - After any rename, rerun the focused standalone tests you can execute in the sandbox (vendor/bin/phpunit with the plugin's standalone --no-configuration style tests, e.g. tests/unit/Translation/*ProtectionPolicy* and the finalizer/dispatcher standalone tests; also php -l every changed file). Report which you ran and results; official reruns happen outside.
  - Do not commit. Do not touch git refs. Working-tree edits only.

  OUTPUT SHAPE (final message)
  1. Bootstrap status. 2. Feedback-loop setup result (composer/phpcs versions). 3. Before/after violation counts on the changed surface (exact phpcs numbers). 4. Every rename performed, with the call-site sweep evidence (grep commands + hit counts before/after). 5. Violations you could NOT fix and why (including any filename sniffs). 6. Tests run in-sandbox and results; php -l status. 7. MANDATORY: full 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' of your final state so the applied patch can be verified externally. Never claim the official gates are green — you did not run them.


id: 01a023c1-4e42-72f3-bde1-dda3becf71fd
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/manual-translation-protection-rc-ce919448b270
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: e361156bc39b26d0ebd0c73989aae252636ac22f
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/2026/08/21/rollout-2026-08-21T09-57-46-01a023c1-4e42-72f3-bde1-dda3becf71fd.jsonl

title:
  WPCS remediation ROUND 2 for the PG-14 change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Round 1 (snake_case method renames + nonce handling) and a phpcbf mechanical pass are already applied. Your job: fix the exact remaining 595 violations listed in plugins/international-press-zone/PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt (file:line:col, sniff name, message — READ IT FIRST; it is the authoritative TODO produced by the sanctioned remote PHPCS gate minutes ago).

  ENVIRONMENT: you run in a sandbox snapshot of the worktree (workstation paths and e2e-remote are absent — expected, not a blocker). No PHP toolchain is available in the sandbox — do NOT try to install one; work directly from the TODO list. Your edits return as a patch; the orchestrator re-runs the official gate afterward. If modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh exists, source it and report status; else state BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  RULES PER VIOLATION CLASS (fix ONLY listed violations; do not reformat anything else — phpcbf already normalized whitespace/alignment and re-touching unlisted lines risks new violations):
  - Squiz.Commenting.FunctionComment.Missing / MissingParamTag / DocComment.MissingShort / VariableComment.Missing: write real, accurate docblocks — describe what the function actually does (read it), correct @param names/types matching the signature, @return when non-void, @throws when it throws. No placeholder text.
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidFunctionName.MethodNameInvalid (39): rename to the suggested snake_case AND sweep every call site across the entire plugin: PHP, tests, string callables, add_action/add_filter/do_action/apply_filters hook registrations, array( $this, 'name' ) callbacks, and admin JS if any string references exist. After each rename, grep the old name repo-wide and report 0 hits.
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidVariableName.VariableNotSnakeCase / UsedPropertyNotSnakeCase: rename locals/properties to snake_case; for properties update every usage in the class and any external accessors; beware property names used as array keys or serialized — if a property name round-trips into stored data or API payloads, do NOT rename it, add a targeted phpcs:ignore with a one-line justification instead.
  - WordPress.PHP.YodaConditions.NotYoda: flip to Yoda form, preserving exact semantics (===/!== operands swapped only).
  - WordPress.DB.PreparedSQL.NotPrepared / InterpolatedNotPrepared: use $wpdb->prepare() with %d/%s/%f placeholders for VALUES. Table names cannot be placeholders: follow the repository's existing convention — look at how already-landed files in the same tree handle {$table} interpolation (e.g. includes/SiteContent/class-sitecontentrepository.php, includes/Core/Database.php on the snapshot parent commit) and imitate exactly: typically a table name built from $wpdb->prefix with a narrow '// phpcs:ignore WordPress.DB.PreparedSQL.InterpolatedNotPrepared -- table name from $wpdb->prefix' style justification on that line, while all VALUES still go through prepare().
  - WordPress.DB.DirectDatabaseQuery.DirectQuery / NoCaching: for deliberate repository-layer persistence, add the repo's narrow justified suppression on the exact line (imitate existing landed patterns); do NOT wrap writes in wp_cache calls to silence the sniff.
  - Any remaining sniff not covered above: fix it properly if unambiguous; otherwise add it to a 'COULD NOT FIX' list with the reason. NEVER edit phpcs-baseline.json or phpcs.xml.dist. NEVER rename files. Do not commit.

  Also delete nothing: leave PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt in place (the orchestrator removes it before commit).

  OUTPUT SHAPE: 1. bootstrap status. 2. count of TODO items addressed per sniff class. 3. every method/property rename with old→new and the repo-wide grep evidence (command + 0-hit confirmation). 4. every phpcs:ignore you added, each with its one-line justification (these get human review — keep them minimal and honest). 5. COULD-NOT-FIX list. 6. MANDATORY: final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

first_user_message:
  WPCS remediation ROUND 2 for the PG-14 change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Round 1 (snake_case method renames + nonce handling) and a phpcbf mechanical pass are already applied. Your job: fix the exact remaining 595 violations listed in plugins/international-press-zone/PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt (file:line:col, sniff name, message — READ IT FIRST; it is the authoritative TODO produced by the sanctioned remote PHPCS gate minutes ago).

  ENVIRONMENT: you run in a sandbox snapshot of the worktree (workstation paths and e2e-remote are absent — expected, not a blocker). No PHP toolchain is available in the sandbox — do NOT try to install one; work directly from the TODO list. Your edits return as a patch; the orchestrator re-runs the official gate afterward. If modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh exists, source it and report status; else state BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  RULES PER VIOLATION CLASS (fix ONLY listed violations; do not reformat anything else — phpcbf already normalized whitespace/alignment and re-touching unlisted lines risks new violations):
  - Squiz.Commenting.FunctionComment.Missing / MissingParamTag / DocComment.MissingShort / VariableComment.Missing: write real, accurate docblocks — describe what the function actually does (read it), correct @param names/types matching the signature, @return when non-void, @throws when it throws. No placeholder text.
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidFunctionName.MethodNameInvalid (39): rename to the suggested snake_case AND sweep every call site across the entire plugin: PHP, tests, string callables, add_action/add_filter/do_action/apply_filters hook registrations, array( $this, 'name' ) callbacks, and admin JS if any string references exist. After each rename, grep the old name repo-wide and report 0 hits.
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidVariableName.VariableNotSnakeCase / UsedPropertyNotSnakeCase: rename locals/properties to snake_case; for properties update every usage in the class and any external accessors; beware property names used as array keys or serialized — if a property name round-trips into stored data or API payloads, do NOT rename it, add a targeted phpcs:ignore with a one-line justification instead.
  - WordPress.PHP.YodaConditions.NotYoda: flip to Yoda form, preserving exact semantics (===/!== operands swapped only).
  - WordPress.DB.PreparedSQL.NotPrepared / InterpolatedNotPrepared: use $wpdb->prepare() with %d/%s/%f placeholders for VALUES. Table names cannot be placeholders: follow the repository's existing convention — look at how already-landed files in the same tree handle {$table} interpolation (e.g. includes/SiteContent/class-sitecontentrepository.php, includes/Core/Database.php on the snapshot parent commit) and imitate exactly: typically a table name built from $wpdb->prefix with a narrow '// phpcs:ignore WordPress.DB.PreparedSQL.InterpolatedNotPrepared -- table name from $wpdb->prefix' style justification on that line, while all VALUES still go through prepare().
  - WordPress.DB.DirectDatabaseQuery.DirectQuery / NoCaching: for deliberate repository-layer persistence, add the repo's narrow justified suppression on the exact line (imitate existing landed patterns); do NOT wrap writes in wp_cache calls to silence the sniff.
  - Any remaining sniff not covered above: fix it properly if unambiguous; otherwise add it to a 'COULD NOT FIX' list with the reason. NEVER edit phpcs-baseline.json or phpcs.xml.dist. NEVER rename files. Do not commit.

  Also delete nothing: leave PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt in place (the orchestrator removes it before commit).

  OUTPUT SHAPE: 1. bootstrap status. 2. count of TODO items addressed per sniff class. 3. every method/property rename with old→new and the repo-wide grep evidence (command + 0-hit confirmation). 4. every phpcs:ignore you added, each with its one-line justification (these get human review — keep them minimal and honest). 5. COULD-NOT-FIX list. 6. MANDATORY: final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

preview:
  WPCS remediation ROUND 2 for the PG-14 change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Round 1 (snake_case method renames + nonce handling) and a phpcbf mechanical pass are already applied. Your job: fix the exact remaining 595 violations listed in plugins/international-press-zone/PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt (file:line:col, sniff name, message — READ IT FIRST; it is the authoritative TODO produced by the sanctioned remote PHPCS gate minutes ago).

  ENVIRONMENT: you run in a sandbox snapshot of the worktree (workstation paths and e2e-remote are absent — expected, not a blocker). No PHP toolchain is available in the sandbox — do NOT try to install one; work directly from the TODO list. Your edits return as a patch; the orchestrator re-runs the official gate afterward. If modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh exists, source it and report status; else state BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  RULES PER VIOLATION CLASS (fix ONLY listed violations; do not reformat anything else — phpcbf already normalized whitespace/alignment and re-touching unlisted lines risks new violations):
  - Squiz.Commenting.FunctionComment.Missing / MissingParamTag / DocComment.MissingShort / VariableComment.Missing: write real, accurate docblocks — describe what the function actually does (read it), correct @param names/types matching the signature, @return when non-void, @throws when it throws. No placeholder text.
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidFunctionName.MethodNameInvalid (39): rename to the suggested snake_case AND sweep every call site across the entire plugin: PHP, tests, string callables, add_action/add_filter/do_action/apply_filters hook registrations, array( $this, 'name' ) callbacks, and admin JS if any string references exist. After each rename, grep the old name repo-wide and report 0 hits.
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidVariableName.VariableNotSnakeCase / UsedPropertyNotSnakeCase: rename locals/properties to snake_case; for properties update every usage in the class and any external accessors; beware property names used as array keys or serialized — if a property name round-trips into stored data or API payloads, do NOT rename it, add a targeted phpcs:ignore with a one-line justification instead.
  - WordPress.PHP.YodaConditions.NotYoda: flip to Yoda form, preserving exact semantics (===/!== operands swapped only).
  - WordPress.DB.PreparedSQL.NotPrepared / InterpolatedNotPrepared: use $wpdb->prepare() with %d/%s/%f placeholders for VALUES. Table names cannot be placeholders: follow the repository's existing convention — look at how already-landed files in the same tree handle {$table} interpolation (e.g. includes/SiteContent/class-sitecontentrepository.php, includes/Core/Database.php on the snapshot parent commit) and imitate exactly: typically a table name built from $wpdb->prefix with a narrow '// phpcs:ignore WordPress.DB.PreparedSQL.InterpolatedNotPrepared -- table name from $wpdb->prefix' style justification on that line, while all VALUES still go through prepare().
  - WordPress.DB.DirectDatabaseQuery.DirectQuery / NoCaching: for deliberate repository-layer persistence, add the repo's narrow justified suppression on the exact line (imitate existing landed patterns); do NOT wrap writes in wp_cache calls to silence the sniff.
  - Any remaining sniff not covered above: fix it properly if unambiguous; otherwise add it to a 'COULD NOT FIX' list with the reason. NEVER edit phpcs-baseline.json or phpcs.xml.dist. NEVER rename files. Do not commit.

  Also delete nothing: leave PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt in place (the orchestrator removes it before commit).

  OUTPUT SHAPE: 1. bootstrap status. 2. count of TODO items addressed per sniff class. 3. every method/property rename with old→new and the repo-wide grep evidence (command + 0-hit confirmation). 4. every phpcs:ignore you added, each with its one-line justification (these get human review — keep them minimal and honest). 5. COULD-NOT-FIX list. 6. MANDATORY: final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.


id: 01a023cd-f705-75b0-b0d4-04eca7455cfe
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/manual-translation-protection-rc-ce919448b270
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 2e787b2a5e48e03831507ab48e421ceac5aeccc0
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/2026/08/21/rollout-2026-08-21T10-11-35-01a023cd-f705-75b0-b0d4-04eca7455cfe.jsonl

title:
  WPCS remediation ROUND 3 (final) for the PG-14 change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Fix EXACTLY the 70 remaining violations listed in plugins/international-press-zone/PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt (authoritative, from the sanctioned remote gate minutes ago). Rounds 1-2 plus phpcbf are already applied.

  ENVIRONMENT: sandbox snapshot; no PHP toolchain, no workstation paths — expected, not a blocker; do not install anything. Edits return as a patch; the orchestrator re-runs the official gate. Source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh if present, else report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  CRITICAL LESSON FROM ROUND 2 — DO NOT REPEAT: round 2 'fixed' camelCase compatibility-alias methods in includes/Translation/Settings.php by renaming the aliases to the same names as their canonical targets, producing duplicate declarations and infinite self-recursion (a fatal). That alias block has since been deleted. Rules that follow from it: (a) NEVER create or keep an alias whose name equals its delegation target; (b) before renaming anything, read the surrounding code and check whether a snake_case sibling already exists — if it does, the fix is to remove/redirect the duplicate, not rename; (c) after editing any file, mentally re-parse it for duplicate method names.

  RULES PER REMAINING CLASS:
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidVariableName.UsedPropertyNotSnakeCase (26): rename the property to snake_case and update EVERY read/write in the class and any external accessor across the plugin. GUARD: if the property name flows into stored data, JSON/API payloads, array keys persisted to the DB, or WordPress option shapes, do NOT rename — add a narrow phpcs:ignore with one-line justification instead. State per property which path you took and why.
  - Squiz.Commenting.FunctionCommentThrowTag.Missing (11) / WrongNumber (2): add/correct @throws tags to match what the function body actually throws (read it; count distinct exception classes).
  - Squiz.Commenting.VariableComment.MissingVar (10): add @var with the real type.
  - Generic.Commenting.DocComment.MissingShort (6) / FunctionComment.MissingParamTag (4) / IncorrectTypeHint (2) / FileComment.SpacingAfterComment (2): complete the docblocks accurately against the real signatures.
  - WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.ExceptionNotEscaped (3): wrap the dynamic part in esc_html() inside the exception message construction.
  - WordPress.PHP.YodaConditions.NotYoda (1): flip operands.
  - Anything else in the list: fix if unambiguous, else COULD-NOT-FIX with reason.
  Do NOT touch unlisted lines, do NOT edit phpcs-baseline.json/phpcs.xml.dist, no file renames, no commits, leave PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt in place.

  OUTPUT: 1. bootstrap status. 2. per-class counts addressed. 3. per-property decision (renamed+sweep evidence, or ignored+justification). 4. every phpcs:ignore added with justification. 5. COULD-NOT-FIX list. 6. MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

first_user_message:
  WPCS remediation ROUND 3 (final) for the PG-14 change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Fix EXACTLY the 70 remaining violations listed in plugins/international-press-zone/PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt (authoritative, from the sanctioned remote gate minutes ago). Rounds 1-2 plus phpcbf are already applied.

  ENVIRONMENT: sandbox snapshot; no PHP toolchain, no workstation paths — expected, not a blocker; do not install anything. Edits return as a patch; the orchestrator re-runs the official gate. Source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh if present, else report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  CRITICAL LESSON FROM ROUND 2 — DO NOT REPEAT: round 2 'fixed' camelCase compatibility-alias methods in includes/Translation/Settings.php by renaming the aliases to the same names as their canonical targets, producing duplicate declarations and infinite self-recursion (a fatal). That alias block has since been deleted. Rules that follow from it: (a) NEVER create or keep an alias whose name equals its delegation target; (b) before renaming anything, read the surrounding code and check whether a snake_case sibling already exists — if it does, the fix is to remove/redirect the duplicate, not rename; (c) after editing any file, mentally re-parse it for duplicate method names.

  RULES PER REMAINING CLASS:
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidVariableName.UsedPropertyNotSnakeCase (26): rename the property to snake_case and update EVERY read/write in the class and any external accessor across the plugin. GUARD: if the property name flows into stored data, JSON/API payloads, array keys persisted to the DB, or WordPress option shapes, do NOT rename — add a narrow phpcs:ignore with one-line justification instead. State per property which path you took and why.
  - Squiz.Commenting.FunctionCommentThrowTag.Missing (11) / WrongNumber (2): add/correct @throws tags to match what the function body actually throws (read it; count distinct exception classes).
  - Squiz.Commenting.VariableComment.MissingVar (10): add @var with the real type.
  - Generic.Commenting.DocComment.MissingShort (6) / FunctionComment.MissingParamTag (4) / IncorrectTypeHint (2) / FileComment.SpacingAfterComment (2): complete the docblocks accurately against the real signatures.
  - WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.ExceptionNotEscaped (3): wrap the dynamic part in esc_html() inside the exception message construction.
  - WordPress.PHP.YodaConditions.NotYoda (1): flip operands.
  - Anything else in the list: fix if unambiguous, else COULD-NOT-FIX with reason.
  Do NOT touch unlisted lines, do NOT edit phpcs-baseline.json/phpcs.xml.dist, no file renames, no commits, leave PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt in place.

  OUTPUT: 1. bootstrap status. 2. per-class counts addressed. 3. per-property decision (renamed+sweep evidence, or ignored+justification). 4. every phpcs:ignore added with justification. 5. COULD-NOT-FIX list. 6. MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

preview:
  WPCS remediation ROUND 3 (final) for the PG-14 change set of the international-press-zone WordPress plugin. Fix EXACTLY the 70 remaining violations listed in plugins/international-press-zone/PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt (authoritative, from the sanctioned remote gate minutes ago). Rounds 1-2 plus phpcbf are already applied.

  ENVIRONMENT: sandbox snapshot; no PHP toolchain, no workstation paths — expected, not a blocker; do not install anything. Edits return as a patch; the orchestrator re-runs the official gate. Source modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh if present, else report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING and continue.

  CRITICAL LESSON FROM ROUND 2 — DO NOT REPEAT: round 2 'fixed' camelCase compatibility-alias methods in includes/Translation/Settings.php by renaming the aliases to the same names as their canonical targets, producing duplicate declarations and infinite self-recursion (a fatal). That alias block has since been deleted. Rules that follow from it: (a) NEVER create or keep an alias whose name equals its delegation target; (b) before renaming anything, read the surrounding code and check whether a snake_case sibling already exists — if it does, the fix is to remove/redirect the duplicate, not rename; (c) after editing any file, mentally re-parse it for duplicate method names.

  RULES PER REMAINING CLASS:
  - WordPress.NamingConventions.ValidVariableName.UsedPropertyNotSnakeCase (26): rename the property to snake_case and update EVERY read/write in the class and any external accessor across the plugin. GUARD: if the property name flows into stored data, JSON/API payloads, array keys persisted to the DB, or WordPress option shapes, do NOT rename — add a narrow phpcs:ignore with one-line justification instead. State per property which path you took and why.
  - Squiz.Commenting.FunctionCommentThrowTag.Missing (11) / WrongNumber (2): add/correct @throws tags to match what the function body actually throws (read it; count distinct exception classes).
  - Squiz.Commenting.VariableComment.MissingVar (10): add @var with the real type.
  - Generic.Commenting.DocComment.MissingShort (6) / FunctionComment.MissingParamTag (4) / IncorrectTypeHint (2) / FileComment.SpacingAfterComment (2): complete the docblocks accurately against the real signatures.
  - WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.ExceptionNotEscaped (3): wrap the dynamic part in esc_html() inside the exception message construction.
  - WordPress.PHP.YodaConditions.NotYoda (1): flip operands.
  - Anything else in the list: fix if unambiguous, else COULD-NOT-FIX with reason.
  Do NOT touch unlisted lines, do NOT edit phpcs-baseline.json/phpcs.xml.dist, no file renames, no commits, leave PHPCS-REMEDIATION-TODO.txt in place.

  OUTPUT: 1. bootstrap status. 2. per-class counts addressed. 3. per-property decision (renamed+sweep evidence, or ignored+justification). 4. every phpcs:ignore added with justification. 5. COULD-NOT-FIX list. 6. MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.


id: 01a023d8-4a2e-79c1-ade9-9d792b6602c3
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/manual-translation-protection-rc-ce919448b270
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: 78b40cc58c2857360047999d2cff2f6279052790
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/2026/08/21/rollout-2026-08-21T10-22-52-01a023d8-4a2e-79c1-ade9-9d792b6602c3.jsonl

title:
  Repair 6 failing standalone test files in the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). The production code was just WPCS-renamed (camelCase to snake_case) and had esc_html() added to exception messages; these tests still reference the OLD API. Fix the TESTS ONLY — do not change production code under includes/. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP toolchain, no workstation paths — expected; do not install anything; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh is absent, else source it).

  The 6 failures with exact causes (from the sanctioned gate minutes ago):
  1. tests/unit/API/SeoFieldsSourceHoistStandaloneTest.php:131 — ReflectionException: Property InternationalPressZone\API\TranslationsController::$acfIntegration does not exist. The property is now $acf_integration. Update every reflection/property reference in the file to the new snake_case names (check the whole file for other renamed properties too: translation_bridge, translation_settings, post_type_registry, translation_dispatcher, post_types, lock_override, source_fingerprint, target_fingerprint).
  2. tests/unit/Performance/ControllerInvalidationTest.php — same $acfIntegration ReflectionException, 10 errors. Same fix.
  3. tests/unit/Translation/SettingsTest.php — Error: Call to undefined function InternationalPressZone\Translation\esc_html(). The standalone test runs without WordPress; look at how this test file (or its bootstrap/fixture includes) stubs other WordPress functions (get_option, update_option, etc.) and add an esc_html() stub in the same pattern (namespace-level function returning its input as string is fine for tests).
  4. tests/unit/Translation/TranslateJobsCompletionStandaloneTest.php:281 — RuntimeException 'Bulk string submissions must register the current dedicated callback contract.' Read the test around line 281: it verifies a contract against production source or behavior that the renames changed (likely a method name or source-text check now stale). Update the expectation to the CURRENT production reality (verify by reading the referenced production file) — do not weaken the contract, just re-point it.
  5. tests/unit/Translation/TranslationFinalizerCopyOnlyStandaloneTest.php:416 — 'Call to undefined method class@anonymous::is_allowed()'. The test's anonymous-class stub still defines isAllowed()/other camelCase methods while production now calls is_allowed(). Rename the stub methods to the new snake_case API (sweep the whole file: is_allowed, skip_protected, skip_target_changed, resolve_effective_lock, can_persist_generated_result, from_array, to_array, get_/set_ fingerprint/provenance/lock_override accessors).
  6. tests/unit/Translation/TranslationFinalizerTerminalRaceStandaloneTest.php:346 — 'Application failure must CAS-fail and delete its owned unlinked target.' Likely the same stale stub pattern as #5 failing earlier in the flow. Read the file, find where a stub or expectation references the old API, and update it. Do not change what the test asserts about CAS/rollback behavior.

  RULES: tests-only edits; keep every behavioral assertion's meaning intact; no edits to includes/, phpcs files, or configs; no commits. Sweep each of the 6 files completely for old camelCase references to the renamed API, not just the first failing line (list of renamed methods also includes: handle_content, handle_extension, reconcile_content, reconcile_extensions, mark_translation_stale, save_generated_translation_with_snapshot, persist_string_translation, translation_protection_snapshot, get_source_strings, source_string_fingerprint, string_source_fingerprint, string_lock_shape, valid_fingerprint, validate_fingerprint, translation_settings_defaults, translation_settings, protect_manual_translations, auto_translation_enabled, auto_translation_behavior, auto_translation_trigger_enabled, update_translation_settings, reset_translation_settings).

  OUTPUT: per file — root cause found, every change made; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' (should show only the 6 test files).

first_user_message:
  Repair 6 failing standalone test files in the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). The production code was just WPCS-renamed (camelCase to snake_case) and had esc_html() added to exception messages; these tests still reference the OLD API. Fix the TESTS ONLY — do not change production code under includes/. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP toolchain, no workstation paths — expected; do not install anything; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh is absent, else source it).

  The 6 failures with exact causes (from the sanctioned gate minutes ago):
  1. tests/unit/API/SeoFieldsSourceHoistStandaloneTest.php:131 — ReflectionException: Property InternationalPressZone\API\TranslationsController::$acfIntegration does not exist. The property is now $acf_integration. Update every reflection/property reference in the file to the new snake_case names (check the whole file for other renamed properties too: translation_bridge, translation_settings, post_type_registry, translation_dispatcher, post_types, lock_override, source_fingerprint, target_fingerprint).
  2. tests/unit/Performance/ControllerInvalidationTest.php — same $acfIntegration ReflectionException, 10 errors. Same fix.
  3. tests/unit/Translation/SettingsTest.php — Error: Call to undefined function InternationalPressZone\Translation\esc_html(). The standalone test runs without WordPress; look at how this test file (or its bootstrap/fixture includes) stubs other WordPress functions (get_option, update_option, etc.) and add an esc_html() stub in the same pattern (namespace-level function returning its input as string is fine for tests).
  4. tests/unit/Translation/TranslateJobsCompletionStandaloneTest.php:281 — RuntimeException 'Bulk string submissions must register the current dedicated callback contract.' Read the test around line 281: it verifies a contract against production source or behavior that the renames changed (likely a method name or source-text check now stale). Update the expectation to the CURRENT production reality (verify by reading the referenced production file) — do not weaken the contract, just re-point it.
  5. tests/unit/Translation/TranslationFinalizerCopyOnlyStandaloneTest.php:416 — 'Call to undefined method class@anonymous::is_allowed()'. The test's anonymous-class stub still defines isAllowed()/other camelCase methods while production now calls is_allowed(). Rename the stub methods to the new snake_case API (sweep the whole file: is_allowed, skip_protected, skip_target_changed, resolve_effective_lock, can_persist_generated_result, from_array, to_array, get_/set_ fingerprint/provenance/lock_override accessors).
  6. tests/unit/Translation/TranslationFinalizerTerminalRaceStandaloneTest.php:346 — 'Application failure must CAS-fail and delete its owned unlinked target.' Likely the same stale stub pattern as #5 failing earlier in the flow. Read the file, find where a stub or expectation references the old API, and update it. Do not change what the test asserts about CAS/rollback behavior.

  RULES: tests-only edits; keep every behavioral assertion's meaning intact; no edits to includes/, phpcs files, or configs; no commits. Sweep each of the 6 files completely for old camelCase references to the renamed API, not just the first failing line (list of renamed methods also includes: handle_content, handle_extension, reconcile_content, reconcile_extensions, mark_translation_stale, save_generated_translation_with_snapshot, persist_string_translation, translation_protection_snapshot, get_source_strings, source_string_fingerprint, string_source_fingerprint, string_lock_shape, valid_fingerprint, validate_fingerprint, translation_settings_defaults, translation_settings, protect_manual_translations, auto_translation_enabled, auto_translation_behavior, auto_translation_trigger_enabled, update_translation_settings, reset_translation_settings).

  OUTPUT: per file — root cause found, every change made; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' (should show only the 6 test files).

preview:
  Repair 6 failing standalone test files in the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). The production code was just WPCS-renamed (camelCase to snake_case) and had esc_html() added to exception messages; these tests still reference the OLD API. Fix the TESTS ONLY — do not change production code under includes/. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP toolchain, no workstation paths — expected; do not install anything; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if modules/workstation/bin/codex-sandbox-bootstrap.sh is absent, else source it).

  The 6 failures with exact causes (from the sanctioned gate minutes ago):
  1. tests/unit/API/SeoFieldsSourceHoistStandaloneTest.php:131 — ReflectionException: Property InternationalPressZone\API\TranslationsController::$acfIntegration does not exist. The property is now $acf_integration. Update every reflection/property reference in the file to the new snake_case names (check the whole file for other renamed properties too: translation_bridge, translation_settings, post_type_registry, translation_dispatcher, post_types, lock_override, source_fingerprint, target_fingerprint).
  2. tests/unit/Performance/ControllerInvalidationTest.php — same $acfIntegration ReflectionException, 10 errors. Same fix.
  3. tests/unit/Translation/SettingsTest.php — Error: Call to undefined function InternationalPressZone\Translation\esc_html(). The standalone test runs without WordPress; look at how this test file (or its bootstrap/fixture includes) stubs other WordPress functions (get_option, update_option, etc.) and add an esc_html() stub in the same pattern (namespace-level function returning its input as string is fine for tests).
  4. tests/unit/Translation/TranslateJobsCompletionStandaloneTest.php:281 — RuntimeException 'Bulk string submissions must register the current dedicated callback contract.' Read the test around line 281: it verifies a contract against production source or behavior that the renames changed (likely a method name or source-text check now stale). Update the expectation to the CURRENT production reality (verify by reading the referenced production file) — do not weaken the contract, just re-point it.
  5. tests/unit/Translation/TranslationFinalizerCopyOnlyStandaloneTest.php:416 — 'Call to undefined method class@anonymous::is_allowed()'. The test's anonymous-class stub still defines isAllowed()/other camelCase methods while production now calls is_allowed(). Rename the stub methods to the new snake_case API (sweep the whole file: is_allowed, skip_protected, skip_target_changed, resolve_effective_lock, can_persist_generated_result, from_array, to_array, get_/set_ fingerprint/provenance/lock_override accessors).
  6. tests/unit/Translation/TranslationFinalizerTerminalRaceStandaloneTest.php:346 — 'Application failure must CAS-fail and delete its owned unlinked target.' Likely the same stale stub pattern as #5 failing earlier in the flow. Read the file, find where a stub or expectation references the old API, and update it. Do not change what the test asserts about CAS/rollback behavior.

  RULES: tests-only edits; keep every behavioral assertion's meaning intact; no edits to includes/, phpcs files, or configs; no commits. Sweep each of the 6 files completely for old camelCase references to the renamed API, not just the first failing line (list of renamed methods also includes: handle_content, handle_extension, reconcile_content, reconcile_extensions, mark_translation_stale, save_generated_translation_with_snapshot, persist_string_translation, translation_protection_snapshot, get_source_strings, source_string_fingerprint, string_source_fingerprint, string_lock_shape, valid_fingerprint, validate_fingerprint, translation_settings_defaults, translation_settings, protect_manual_translations, auto_translation_enabled, auto_translation_behavior, auto_translation_trigger_enabled, update_translation_settings, reset_translation_settings).

  OUTPUT: per file — root cause found, every change made; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' (should show only the 6 test files).


id: 01a023fd-eb89-7222-a8a7-a36df46d419e
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/manual-translation-protection-rc-ce919448b270
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: a0b77db6b7e96bba8535cc2a5bb47b9de6486baf
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/2026/08/21/rollout-2026-08-21T11-03-58-01a023fd-eb89-7222-a8a7-a36df46d419e.jsonl

title:
  ADVERSARIAL VERIFICATION (review only — make NO edits) of the PG-14 manual-translation-protection change set for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin, immediately before it is committed and landed. You run in a sandbox snapshot; HEAD is a flattened snapshot commit whose parent is the pre-PG-14 baseline — 'git diff HEAD~1 HEAD -- plugins/international-press-zone' is the exact surface that will land. The full factory gate (composer 128/898, unit runner 74 files, live-WP integration, PHPCS baseline, PHPStan, admin lint, build, UI gate) is GREEN on this state; your job is to find what gates cannot: semantic damage, dishonest suppressions, and rename breakage.

  CONTEXT: the implementation was functionally complete and test-green, then went through a large WPCS/PHPStan remediation: phpcbf mechanical reformatting; ~48 method renames and ~9 property renames camelCase→snake_case swept across call sites; ~60 narrow phpcs:ignore suppressions added; docblocks added en masse; a broken camelCase compatibility-alias block in includes/Translation/Settings.php was DELETED (it had become self-recursive duplicates) with its one test caller repointed; 4 assertions in tests/Unit/Translation/BulkStringJobItemsContractTest.php were converted from exact-string to whitespace-tolerant regex; a wp_json_encode() stub was added to tests/unit/Performance/ControllerInvalidationTest.php; an undefined-variable bug ($existingPost) was fixed in includes/Translation/TranslationFinalizer.php:~511; phpstan-baseline.neon had 8 dead entries removed (JobReceiver.php was deleted upstream); JobRecorder's array shape made content_type optional; TooltipHelp.js was classified stateless-primitive in docs/architecture/ui-layers.json.

  VERIFY, in priority order:
  1. RENAME INTEGRITY: pick the 10 highest-risk renamed methods (hook callbacks in AutoTranslationCoordinator/ContentChangeTrigger/ExtensionChangeTrigger; protection policy/service API; Settings API) and independently grep for stale old-name references anywhere: string callables, add_action/add_filter/do_action/apply_filters names, array($this,'...') pairs, admin JS strings, tests, serialized/stored keys. Especially: did any WordPress HOOK NAME (the string, not the callback) get accidentally renamed, which would silently detach behavior wired elsewhere?
  2. SUPPRESSION HONESTY: list every phpcs:ignore/phpcs:disable in the CHANGED files and judge each: is the justification true and the suppression narrow (line-scoped, correct sniff), or does any hide a real defect (unprepared user input in SQL, unverified nonce actually reachable, unescaped output of user data)? Flag any phpcs:disable without matching enable.
  3. BEHAVIOR PRESERVATION SPOT-CHECK: sample 8 hunks that were 'mechanical' (Yoda flips, prepare() wrapping, short-ternary removal, ??-removal, esc_html additions in exceptions) and verify semantics identical; watch for esc_html() double-escaping or type coercion changes (e.g. absint on values that could legitimately be large/negative).
  4. SETTINGS ALIAS DELETION: confirm nothing in the plugin (PHP/JS/tests) still calls translationSettingsDefaults/translationSettings/protectManualTranslations/autoTranslationEnabled/behavior()/triggerEnabled/updateTranslationSettings/resetTranslationSettings, and that update_translation_settings/reset_translation_settings are non-recursive and correct.
  5. PROTECTION CORE SANITY: read includes/Translation/TranslationProtectionPolicy.php and the finalizer precedence path — confirm the contract: target/source changed → skipped_target_changed; then protected → skipped_protected; locked is protected; unlocked writable; inherit+generated writable; inherit+manual/unknown protected when global protection on; force retranslate never bypasses protection; fail closed on uncertain lock/fingerprint state.
  6. TEST WEAKENING CHECK: for the regex-converted assertions and repointed test callers, confirm intent preserved (regexes still pin the same expressions; no assertion silently always-true).

  OUTPUT: verdict per section (PASS / FINDING with file:line and severity P0/P1/P2); then an overall verdict: SAFE TO COMMIT or BLOCK with the exact blocking findings. Be specific; no generic advice.

first_user_message:
  ADVERSARIAL VERIFICATION (review only — make NO edits) of the PG-14 manual-translation-protection change set for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin, immediately before it is committed and landed. You run in a sandbox snapshot; HEAD is a flattened snapshot commit whose parent is the pre-PG-14 baseline — 'git diff HEAD~1 HEAD -- plugins/international-press-zone' is the exact surface that will land. The full factory gate (composer 128/898, unit runner 74 files, live-WP integration, PHPCS baseline, PHPStan, admin lint, build, UI gate) is GREEN on this state; your job is to find what gates cannot: semantic damage, dishonest suppressions, and rename breakage.

  CONTEXT: the implementation was functionally complete and test-green, then went through a large WPCS/PHPStan remediation: phpcbf mechanical reformatting; ~48 method renames and ~9 property renames camelCase→snake_case swept across call sites; ~60 narrow phpcs:ignore suppressions added; docblocks added en masse; a broken camelCase compatibility-alias block in includes/Translation/Settings.php was DELETED (it had become self-recursive duplicates) with its one test caller repointed; 4 assertions in tests/Unit/Translation/BulkStringJobItemsContractTest.php were converted from exact-string to whitespace-tolerant regex; a wp_json_encode() stub was added to tests/unit/Performance/ControllerInvalidationTest.php; an undefined-variable bug ($existingPost) was fixed in includes/Translation/TranslationFinalizer.php:~511; phpstan-baseline.neon had 8 dead entries removed (JobReceiver.php was deleted upstream); JobRecorder's array shape made content_type optional; TooltipHelp.js was classified stateless-primitive in docs/architecture/ui-layers.json.

  VERIFY, in priority order:
  1. RENAME INTEGRITY: pick the 10 highest-risk renamed methods (hook callbacks in AutoTranslationCoordinator/ContentChangeTrigger/ExtensionChangeTrigger; protection policy/service API; Settings API) and independently grep for stale old-name references anywhere: string callables, add_action/add_filter/do_action/apply_filters names, array($this,'...') pairs, admin JS strings, tests, serialized/stored keys. Especially: did any WordPress HOOK NAME (the string, not the callback) get accidentally renamed, which would silently detach behavior wired elsewhere?
  2. SUPPRESSION HONESTY: list every phpcs:ignore/phpcs:disable in the CHANGED files and judge each: is the justification true and the suppression narrow (line-scoped, correct sniff), or does any hide a real defect (unprepared user input in SQL, unverified nonce actually reachable, unescaped output of user data)? Flag any phpcs:disable without matching enable.
  3. BEHAVIOR PRESERVATION SPOT-CHECK: sample 8 hunks that were 'mechanical' (Yoda flips, prepare() wrapping, short-ternary removal, ??-removal, esc_html additions in exceptions) and verify semantics identical; watch for esc_html() double-escaping or type coercion changes (e.g. absint on values that could legitimately be large/negative).
  4. SETTINGS ALIAS DELETION: confirm nothing in the plugin (PHP/JS/tests) still calls translationSettingsDefaults/translationSettings/protectManualTranslations/autoTranslationEnabled/behavior()/triggerEnabled/updateTranslationSettings/resetTranslationSettings, and that update_translation_settings/reset_translation_settings are non-recursive and correct.
  5. PROTECTION CORE SANITY: read includes/Translation/TranslationProtectionPolicy.php and the finalizer precedence path — confirm the contract: target/source changed → skipped_target_changed; then protected → skipped_protected; locked is protected; unlocked writable; inherit+generated writable; inherit+manual/unknown protected when global protection on; force retranslate never bypasses protection; fail closed on uncertain lock/fingerprint state.
  6. TEST WEAKENING CHECK: for the regex-converted assertions and repointed test callers, confirm intent preserved (regexes still pin the same expressions; no assertion silently always-true).

  OUTPUT: verdict per section (PASS / FINDING with file:line and severity P0/P1/P2); then an overall verdict: SAFE TO COMMIT or BLOCK with the exact blocking findings. Be specific; no generic advice.

preview:
  ADVERSARIAL VERIFICATION (review only — make NO edits) of the PG-14 manual-translation-protection change set for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin, immediately before it is committed and landed. You run in a sandbox snapshot; HEAD is a flattened snapshot commit whose parent is the pre-PG-14 baseline — 'git diff HEAD~1 HEAD -- plugins/international-press-zone' is the exact surface that will land. The full factory gate (composer 128/898, unit runner 74 files, live-WP integration, PHPCS baseline, PHPStan, admin lint, build, UI gate) is GREEN on this state; your job is to find what gates cannot: semantic damage, dishonest suppressions, and rename breakage.

  CONTEXT: the implementation was functionally complete and test-green, then went through a large WPCS/PHPStan remediation: phpcbf mechanical reformatting; ~48 method renames and ~9 property renames camelCase→snake_case swept across call sites; ~60 narrow phpcs:ignore suppressions added; docblocks added en masse; a broken camelCase compatibility-alias block in includes/Translation/Settings.php was DELETED (it had become self-recursive duplicates) with its one test caller repointed; 4 assertions in tests/Unit/Translation/BulkStringJobItemsContractTest.php were converted from exact-string to whitespace-tolerant regex; a wp_json_encode() stub was added to tests/unit/Performance/ControllerInvalidationTest.php; an undefined-variable bug ($existingPost) was fixed in includes/Translation/TranslationFinalizer.php:~511; phpstan-baseline.neon had 8 dead entries removed (JobReceiver.php was deleted upstream); JobRecorder's array shape made content_type optional; TooltipHelp.js was classified stateless-primitive in docs/architecture/ui-layers.json.

  VERIFY, in priority order:
  1. RENAME INTEGRITY: pick the 10 highest-risk renamed methods (hook callbacks in AutoTranslationCoordinator/ContentChangeTrigger/ExtensionChangeTrigger; protection policy/service API; Settings API) and independently grep for stale old-name references anywhere: string callables, add_action/add_filter/do_action/apply_filters names, array($this,'...') pairs, admin JS strings, tests, serialized/stored keys. Especially: did any WordPress HOOK NAME (the string, not the callback) get accidentally renamed, which would silently detach behavior wired elsewhere?
  2. SUPPRESSION HONESTY: list every phpcs:ignore/phpcs:disable in the CHANGED files and judge each: is the justification true and the suppression narrow (line-scoped, correct sniff), or does any hide a real defect (unprepared user input in SQL, unverified nonce actually reachable, unescaped output of user data)? Flag any phpcs:disable without matching enable.
  3. BEHAVIOR PRESERVATION SPOT-CHECK: sample 8 hunks that were 'mechanical' (Yoda flips, prepare() wrapping, short-ternary removal, ??-removal, esc_html additions in exceptions) and verify semantics identical; watch for esc_html() double-escaping or type coercion changes (e.g. absint on values that could legitimately be large/negative).
  4. SETTINGS ALIAS DELETION: confirm nothing in the plugin (PHP/JS/tests) still calls translationSettingsDefaults/translationSettings/protectManualTranslations/autoTranslationEnabled/behavior()/triggerEnabled/updateTranslationSettings/resetTranslationSettings, and that update_translation_settings/reset_translation_settings are non-recursive and correct.
  5. PROTECTION CORE SANITY: read includes/Translation/TranslationProtectionPolicy.php and the finalizer precedence path — confirm the contract: target/source changed → skipped_target_changed; then protected → skipped_protected; locked is protected; unlocked writable; inherit+generated writable; inherit+manual/unknown protected when global protection on; force retranslate never bypasses protection; fail closed on uncertain lock/fingerprint state.
  6. TEST WEAKENING CHECK: for the regex-converted assertions and repointed test callers, confirm intent preserved (regexes still pin the same expressions; no assertion silently always-true).

  OUTPUT: verdict per section (PASS / FINDING with file:line and severity P0/P1/P2); then an overall verdict: SAFE TO COMMIT or BLOCK with the exact blocking findings. Be specific; no generic advice.


id: 01a02401-def5-7cb0-bdca-12f9a4a2256d
source: exec
model_provider: openai
cwd: /sandbox/workspaces/manual-translation-protection-rc-ce919448b270
sandbox_policy: {"type":"disabled"}
approval_mode: never
git_sha: b7169226281e43d954582a7d0d11e075cb905b27
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/2026/08/21/rollout-2026-08-21T11-08-17-01a02401-def5-7cb0-bdca-12f9a4a2256d.jsonl

title:
  Author the two missing PG-14 acceptance artifacts for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP/node toolchain, no workstation paths — expected; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if the bootstrap script is absent and continue). Your edits return as a patch; the orchestrator executes everything on the sanctioned remote stack afterward. The PG-14 feature (manual-translation overwrite protection + auto-translation coordinator) is implemented, full factory gate green, and independently reviewed SAFE TO COMMIT — these artifacts provide the migration and browser acceptance evidence the release handoff requires.

  DELIVERABLE 1 — live-WordPress migration proof: tests/integration/Migration010TranslationProtectionTest.php
  - Study the THREE existing live-WP integration tests for the harness pattern: tests/integration/AutoPublishStatusTest.php and tests/integration/SettingsIdempotencyTest.php (plain php scripts bootstrapping /var/www/html/wp-load.php, PASS/FAIL line protocol) and tests/integration/Core/ContentManagerTest.php (phpunit --no-configuration --bootstrap wp-load.php). Pick whichever pattern fits better and follow it exactly.
  - Study includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php first, then prove: (a) starting from a pre-migration schema state (simulate: drop/alter the protection columns/index if present, insert a duplicate content-mapping pair that the migration must recover), running the migration adds the protection/job metadata columns, backfills provenance/lock defaults, extends the job/job-item status enums with the protected/changed terminal states, recovers duplicate mappings BEFORE adding the unique group-language index, and records the advanced DB version; (b) IDEMPOTENCY: running the migration a second time changes nothing and errors nothing; (c) legacy  option is preserved as review-required and does NOT arm paid automation.
  - Clean up any rows/options the test creates. The test runs inside the disposable stack fixture container, but leave it deterministic and re-runnable.
  - Register it in tests/run-wordpress-integration-tests.sh after the existing three, following the file's exact style.

  DELIVERABLE 2 — browser acceptance spec: tests/e2e/pg14-manual-protection.spec.js
  - Study existing specs for conventions first: tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-006-save-settings.spec.js and UJ-007-reset-settings.spec.js (login/navigation/fixture helpers, selector style, WP_BASE_URL usage), plus tests/e2e/playwright.config.js. Follow those conventions exactly; no new helper frameworks.
  - Cover the handoff's acceptance list as concrete tests: (1) Settings shows the global 'Protect manual translations' control and the auto-translation controls with accessible tooltip/help (the TooltipHelp 'ⓘ' buttons: aria-label present, keyboard focus shows tooltip, Escape hides); (2) enabling auto_translation with ZERO triggers selected is rejected with an inline error and not persisted (reload proves old state); (3) the content translation modal and string translation modal expose the per-translation protection control, and toggling+saving persists (reload proves it); (4) modal protection toggle does NOT wipe unsaved translation textarea input (type text, toggle protection, assert textarea retains the text); (5) a protected/locked translation shows 'Protected' status in the list/status surface and its generate/translate action is disabled; (6)  behavior performs zero backend translate calls (assert no request to the translate endpoints fires — use page.route or network assertions consistent with existing specs); (7) basic a11y/layout smoke of the settings protection section at a narrow viewport and with dark mode class applied (no horizontal overflow of the section, controls still operable).
  - Every test must be deterministic against the stack's fixture data (inspect tests/e2e fixtures/helpers to see what posts/strings exist). NO test.skip anywhere — if a surface can't be reached with existing fixtures, say so in your report instead of skipping.
  - Do NOT modify production code, other specs, or the stack script. No commits.

  OUTPUT: what you studied, the harness pattern chosen for the migration test, every acceptance item mapped to a test name (or reported unreachable and why), and MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' (expect: 2 new files + 1 modified runner script).

first_user_message:
  Author the two missing PG-14 acceptance artifacts for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP/node toolchain, no workstation paths — expected; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if the bootstrap script is absent and continue). Your edits return as a patch; the orchestrator executes everything on the sanctioned remote stack afterward. The PG-14 feature (manual-translation overwrite protection + auto-translation coordinator) is implemented, full factory gate green, and independently reviewed SAFE TO COMMIT — these artifacts provide the migration and browser acceptance evidence the release handoff requires.

  DELIVERABLE 1 — live-WordPress migration proof: tests/integration/Migration010TranslationProtectionTest.php
  - Study the THREE existing live-WP integration tests for the harness pattern: tests/integration/AutoPublishStatusTest.php and tests/integration/SettingsIdempotencyTest.php (plain php scripts bootstrapping /var/www/html/wp-load.php, PASS/FAIL line protocol) and tests/integration/Core/ContentManagerTest.php (phpunit --no-configuration --bootstrap wp-load.php). Pick whichever pattern fits better and follow it exactly.
  - Study includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php first, then prove: (a) starting from a pre-migration schema state (simulate: drop/alter the protection columns/index if present, insert a duplicate content-mapping pair that the migration must recover), running the migration adds the protection/job metadata columns, backfills provenance/lock defaults, extends the job/job-item status enums with the protected/changed terminal states, recovers duplicate mappings BEFORE adding the unique group-language index, and records the advanced DB version; (b) IDEMPOTENCY: running the migration a second time changes nothing and errors nothing; (c) legacy  option is preserved as review-required and does NOT arm paid automation.
  - Clean up any rows/options the test creates. The test runs inside the disposable stack fixture container, but leave it deterministic and re-runnable.
  - Register it in tests/run-wordpress-integration-tests.sh after the existing three, following the file's exact style.

  DELIVERABLE 2 — browser acceptance spec: tests/e2e/pg14-manual-protection.spec.js
  - Study existing specs for conventions first: tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-006-save-settings.spec.js and UJ-007-reset-settings.spec.js (login/navigation/fixture helpers, selector style, WP_BASE_URL usage), plus tests/e2e/playwright.config.js. Follow those conventions exactly; no new helper frameworks.
  - Cover the handoff's acceptance list as concrete tests: (1) Settings shows the global 'Protect manual translations' control and the auto-translation controls with accessible tooltip/help (the TooltipHelp 'ⓘ' buttons: aria-label present, keyboard focus shows tooltip, Escape hides); (2) enabling auto_translation with ZERO triggers selected is rejected with an inline error and not persisted (reload proves old state); (3) the content translation modal and string translation modal expose the per-translation protection control, and toggling+saving persists (reload proves it); (4) modal protection toggle does NOT wipe unsaved translation textarea input (type text, toggle protection, assert textarea retains the text); (5) a protected/locked translation shows 'Protected' status in the list/status surface and its generate/translate action is disabled; (6)  behavior performs zero backend translate calls (assert no request to the translate endpoints fires — use page.route or network assertions consistent with existing specs); (7) basic a11y/layout smoke of the settings protection section at a narrow viewport and with dark mode class applied (no horizontal overflow of the section, controls still operable).
  - Every test must be deterministic against the stack's fixture data (inspect tests/e2e fixtures/helpers to see what posts/strings exist). NO test.skip anywhere — if a surface can't be reached with existing fixtures, say so in your report instead of skipping.
  - Do NOT modify production code, other specs, or the stack script. No commits.

  OUTPUT: what you studied, the harness pattern chosen for the migration test, every acceptance item mapped to a test name (or reported unreachable and why), and MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' (expect: 2 new files + 1 modified runner script).

preview:
  Author the two missing PG-14 acceptance artifacts for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP/node toolchain, no workstation paths — expected; report BOOTSTRAP_MISSING if the bootstrap script is absent and continue). Your edits return as a patch; the orchestrator executes everything on the sanctioned remote stack afterward. The PG-14 feature (manual-translation overwrite protection + auto-translation coordinator) is implemented, full factory gate green, and independently reviewed SAFE TO COMMIT — these artifacts provide the migration and browser acceptance evidence the release handoff requires.

  DELIVERABLE 1 — live-WordPress migration proof: tests/integration/Migration010TranslationProtectionTest.php
  - Study the THREE existing live-WP integration tests for the harness pattern: tests/integration/AutoPublishStatusTest.php and tests/integration/SettingsIdempotencyTest.php (plain php scripts bootstrapping /var/www/html/wp-load.php, PASS/FAIL line protocol) and tests/integration/Core/ContentManagerTest.php (phpunit --no-configuration --bootstrap wp-load.php). Pick whichever pattern fits better and follow it exactly.
  - Study includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php first, then prove: (a) starting from a pre-migration schema state (simulate: drop/alter the protection columns/index if present, insert a duplicate content-mapping pair that the migration must recover), running the migration adds the protection/job metadata columns, backfills provenance/lock defaults, extends the job/job-item status enums with the protected/changed terminal states, recovers duplicate mappings BEFORE adding the unique group-language index, and records the advanced DB version; (b) IDEMPOTENCY: running the migration a second time changes nothing and errors nothing; (c) legacy  option is preserved as review-required and does NOT arm paid automation.
  - Clean up any rows/options the test creates. The test runs inside the disposable stack fixture container, but leave it deterministic and re-runnable.
  - Register it in tests/run-wordpress-integration-tests.sh after the existing three, following the file's exact style.

  DELIVERABLE 2 — browser acceptance spec: tests/e2e/pg14-manual-protection.spec.js
  - Study existing specs for conventions first: tests/e2e/journeys/UJ-006-save-settings.spec.js and UJ-007-reset-settings.spec.js (login/navigation/fixture helpers, selector style, WP_BASE_URL usage), plus tests/e2e/playwright.config.js. Follow those conventions exactly; no new helper frameworks.
  - Cover the handoff's acceptance list as concrete tests: (1) Settings shows the global 'Protect manual translations' control and the auto-translation controls with accessible tooltip/help (the TooltipHelp 'ⓘ' buttons: aria-label present, keyboard focus shows tooltip, Escape hides); (2) enabling auto_translation with ZERO triggers selected is rejected with an inline error and not persisted (reload proves old state); (3) the content translation modal and string translation modal expose the per-translation protection control, and toggling+saving persists (reload proves it); (4) modal protection toggle does NOT wipe unsaved translation textarea input (type text, toggle protection, assert textarea retains the text); (5) a protected/locked translation shows 'Protected' status in the list/status surface and its generate/translate action is disabled; (6)  behavior performs zero backend translate calls (assert no request to the translate endpoints fires — use page.route or network assertions consistent with existing specs); (7) basic a11y/layout smoke of the settings protection section at a narrow viewport and with dark mode class applied (no horizontal overflow of the section, controls still operable).
  - Every test must be deterministic against the stack's fixture data (inspect tests/e2e fixtures/helpers to see what posts/strings exist). NO test.skip anywhere — if a surface can't be reached with existing fixtures, say so in your report instead of skipping.
  - Do NOT modify production code, other specs, or the stack script. No commits.

  OUTPUT: what you studied, the harness pattern chosen for the migration test, every acceptance item mapped to a test name (or reported unreachable and why), and MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat' (expect: 2 new files + 1 modified runner script).


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title:
  Fix the failing PG-14 migration integration test for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). The live-stack failure output is in plugins/international-press-zone/MIGRATION-TEST-FAILURES.txt — READ IT FIRST. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP 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.

  DIAGNOSIS HYPOTHESIS (verify it yourself against the code): tests/integration/Migration010TranslationProtectionTest.php simulates pre-migration state by dropping the protection columns, but does NOT reset the migration's completion markers. includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php uses a checkpoint option ('ipz_migration_20260819_translation_protection_checkpoint') and the recorded database version; on the stack the plugin activated at CURRENT schema with those markers already set, so up() skips its column-add steps and the backfill then hits 'Unknown column provenance' on wp_ipz_string_translations. Symptoms match: enum PASSes (activation schema already had enums), column checks FAIL, 'database version advanced' PASSes while 'migration version recorded' FAILs, second run fails identically.

  FIX in the TEST (production migration changes only if you find a genuine defect — see below):
  1. In the pre-migration simulation, fully reset migration state: delete the checkpoint option, rewind the recorded DB/migration version to the pre-PG-14 value (read how AbstractMigration and the migration runner record versions to find the exact option/format), and drop/restore ALL artifacts the migration owns (columns on every table it touches — wp_ipz_translations AND wp_ipz_string_translations — the unique group-language index, and enum states if simulable; if enum downgrade is impractical, assert enums as 'present after migration' without simulating their absence and say so in a comment).
  2. Then assert the full first-run proof, then the idempotent second run, then restore the environment (re-run migration to leave the stack in current state; delete any test rows/options).
  3. ROBUSTNESS JUDGMENT: if you conclude the MIGRATION ITSELF has a real defect — e.g. checkpoint says complete while a column it guards is missing (a partially-restored backup scenario a customer could genuinely hit), and it then runs backfill against missing columns instead of failing closed or re-verifying schema — then ALSO fix the migration minimally to re-verify column existence before backfill (fail closed with a clear error rather than emitting broken UPDATEs). Keep any such change small and behavior-safe; state clearly whether you made it and why.
  RULES: no other production changes; no commits; leave MIGRATION-TEST-FAILURES.txt in place.
  OUTPUT: confirmed root cause; exact reset procedure implemented; whether the migration itself was changed and the precise reason; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

first_user_message:
  Fix the failing PG-14 migration integration test for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). The live-stack failure output is in plugins/international-press-zone/MIGRATION-TEST-FAILURES.txt — READ IT FIRST. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP 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.

  DIAGNOSIS HYPOTHESIS (verify it yourself against the code): tests/integration/Migration010TranslationProtectionTest.php simulates pre-migration state by dropping the protection columns, but does NOT reset the migration's completion markers. includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php uses a checkpoint option ('ipz_migration_20260819_translation_protection_checkpoint') and the recorded database version; on the stack the plugin activated at CURRENT schema with those markers already set, so up() skips its column-add steps and the backfill then hits 'Unknown column provenance' on wp_ipz_string_translations. Symptoms match: enum PASSes (activation schema already had enums), column checks FAIL, 'database version advanced' PASSes while 'migration version recorded' FAILs, second run fails identically.

  FIX in the TEST (production migration changes only if you find a genuine defect — see below):
  1. In the pre-migration simulation, fully reset migration state: delete the checkpoint option, rewind the recorded DB/migration version to the pre-PG-14 value (read how AbstractMigration and the migration runner record versions to find the exact option/format), and drop/restore ALL artifacts the migration owns (columns on every table it touches — wp_ipz_translations AND wp_ipz_string_translations — the unique group-language index, and enum states if simulable; if enum downgrade is impractical, assert enums as 'present after migration' without simulating their absence and say so in a comment).
  2. Then assert the full first-run proof, then the idempotent second run, then restore the environment (re-run migration to leave the stack in current state; delete any test rows/options).
  3. ROBUSTNESS JUDGMENT: if you conclude the MIGRATION ITSELF has a real defect — e.g. checkpoint says complete while a column it guards is missing (a partially-restored backup scenario a customer could genuinely hit), and it then runs backfill against missing columns instead of failing closed or re-verifying schema — then ALSO fix the migration minimally to re-verify column existence before backfill (fail closed with a clear error rather than emitting broken UPDATEs). Keep any such change small and behavior-safe; state clearly whether you made it and why.
  RULES: no other production changes; no commits; leave MIGRATION-TEST-FAILURES.txt in place.
  OUTPUT: confirmed root cause; exact reset procedure implemented; whether the migration itself was changed and the precise reason; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.

preview:
  Fix the failing PG-14 migration integration test for the international-press-zone WordPress plugin (plugins/international-press-zone/). The live-stack failure output is in plugins/international-press-zone/MIGRATION-TEST-FAILURES.txt — READ IT FIRST. You run in a sandbox snapshot (no PHP 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.

  DIAGNOSIS HYPOTHESIS (verify it yourself against the code): tests/integration/Migration010TranslationProtectionTest.php simulates pre-migration state by dropping the protection columns, but does NOT reset the migration's completion markers. includes/Migrations/Migration010TranslationProtection.php uses a checkpoint option ('ipz_migration_20260819_translation_protection_checkpoint') and the recorded database version; on the stack the plugin activated at CURRENT schema with those markers already set, so up() skips its column-add steps and the backfill then hits 'Unknown column provenance' on wp_ipz_string_translations. Symptoms match: enum PASSes (activation schema already had enums), column checks FAIL, 'database version advanced' PASSes while 'migration version recorded' FAILs, second run fails identically.

  FIX in the TEST (production migration changes only if you find a genuine defect — see below):
  1. In the pre-migration simulation, fully reset migration state: delete the checkpoint option, rewind the recorded DB/migration version to the pre-PG-14 value (read how AbstractMigration and the migration runner record versions to find the exact option/format), and drop/restore ALL artifacts the migration owns (columns on every table it touches — wp_ipz_translations AND wp_ipz_string_translations — the unique group-language index, and enum states if simulable; if enum downgrade is impractical, assert enums as 'present after migration' without simulating their absence and say so in a comment).
  2. Then assert the full first-run proof, then the idempotent second run, then restore the environment (re-run migration to leave the stack in current state; delete any test rows/options).
  3. ROBUSTNESS JUDGMENT: if you conclude the MIGRATION ITSELF has a real defect — e.g. checkpoint says complete while a column it guards is missing (a partially-restored backup scenario a customer could genuinely hit), and it then runs backfill against missing columns instead of failing closed or re-verifying schema — then ALSO fix the migration minimally to re-verify column existence before backfill (fail closed with a clear error rather than emitting broken UPDATEs). Keep any such change small and behavior-safe; state clearly whether you made it and why.
  RULES: no other production changes; no commits; leave MIGRATION-TEST-FAILURES.txt in place.
  OUTPUT: confirmed root cause; exact reset procedure implemented; whether the migration itself was changed and the precise reason; MANDATORY final 'git status --short' and 'git diff --stat'.


