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Owner decision (2026-09-26): remove shadcn-svelte completely ("i hate shadcn, please remove it completely. had the same circle in calternal too"). infraternal adopts calternal's own design system and components, copied as-is, with the same look.
This supersedes the 2026-09-24 decision to build on shadcn (#25).
The source is
git.kayg.org/kayg/calternal, pinned at6440a5f. It is read-only: observe and copy, never modify or push. The local reference clone at/home/kayg/ref/calternalhas pushing disabled. Both repos are AGPL-3.0-only, so copying is allowed; the copied files keep their headers.Plan:
docs/research/calternal-port.md).Starting inventory and port plan on branch
calternal-port, base head9d4876ae814fea4d0cf0c6b5d420fc33654ad726. I am keeping the reference clone/home/kayg/ref/calternalread-only; the only planned worktree edits aredocs/research/calternal-port.mdand the dated decision amendment. The graph index is absent for the reference clone, so I will inventory from its docs, exports and source paths without writing there.Pinned-source findings at calternal
6440a5f8382794f423847c07b98adfa4852a398d:docs/DESIGN.md§8 and §34 describe reorderable navigation, butapps/web/src/lib/components/app-sidebar.sveltecontains no reorder implementation. The vendoredsvelte-dnd-actionis used inapps/web/src/routes/settings/appearance/AppearanceSection.sveltefor the mode tray order; file move/drop is implemented inapps/web/src/lib/files/FilesBrowser.svelteandFilesSidebar.svelte. Keep infraternal's sidebar DnD as an explicit port requirement.bits-uiDialog headlessly inapp-sidebar.svelte; the design system's menus, popovers, inspector and most sheet/dialog behavior are custom components. That is one dependency to replace when removing Bits UI.packages/ui/src/components/tooltip/{tip.ts,TooltipLayer.svelte,warmth.ts}. Its design notes say not to copy SvelteBits source because the upstream license is MIT + Commons Clause; the current upstream repository still reports that license: https://github.com/DavidHDev/svelte-bits/blob/main/LICENSE.mdCompleted the inventory, design-system decision amendment, mapping and port sequence in commit
4870b301b789840f6ae5d69d13756b9197f25d10oncalternal-port(not pushed). The source snapshot is/home/kayg/ref/calternalat6440a5f8382794f423847c07b98adfa4852a398d; it remained clean. The temporary build copy and capture scratch directories were removed.The report is
docs/research/calternal-port.md. It covers the token/theme/font/glass system, package and app primitives with dependencies, confirmed UI rules, the sidebar DnD gap, visual targets, branch conflicts, exclusive port ownership, and the budgets that must remain in force.DECISIONS.md§24 supersedes the shadcn decisions in §§16 and 20. SvelteBits' MIT + Commons Clause license remains relevant; the source project's own tooltip implementation is used instead: https://github.com/DavidHDev/svelte-bits/blob/main/LICENSE.mdReference-build findings worth carrying forward: the normal calternal layout sweep reported
header recent 390 scale 1: div.fc-item "BURST_017.JPG": label centre above icon by 8.5px. The 390px share-dialog capture also shows the custom-link field extending beyond the right edge. Both findings are recorded in the report. The final capture-only run produced the requested screenshots; its output waschecked 0 screens/LAYOUT SWEEP PASSED, which verifies capture completion only, not the source layout.Surface mapping
ModeHeader,FloatingSidebar,SegmentedControl,PrimaryPill; one chrome row.@dnd-kit, persistence, group/item operations, touch and keyboard support.OverlaySurface/DialogChrome, list rows andStatusPill.Card,UIHeading,StatusPill,TagPill.Inspectorfor details.TabBarfor session tabs.DialogChrome,OverlaySurface,Pillactions and explicit destructive copy.AppToaster/ToastBodypattern backed bysvelte-sonner; adapt placement above the infraternal safe area.Inspectorfor event detail.search-dialog.svelte+OverlaySurface; keep infraternal providers and authorization filtering.Screenshot paths
All 20 PNGs are in
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/calternal-ref/. Desktop files are 1440×900; phone files are exactly 390×844.shell-light-1440x900.png,shell-dark-1440x900.png,shell-light-390x844.png,shell-dark-390x844.pngmenu-light-1440x900.png,menu-dark-1440x900.png,menu-light-390x844.png,menu-dark-390x844.pngdialog-light-1440x900.png,dialog-dark-1440x900.png,dialog-light-390x844.png,dialog-dark-390x844.pnglist-light-1440x900.png,list-dark-1440x900.png,list-light-390x844.png,list-dark-390x844.pngsettings-light-1440x900.png,settings-dark-1440x900.png,settings-light-390x844.png,settings-dark-390x844.pngscripts/verify fastStarting Lane A foundation and Lane B shell/account/inbox work on branch
calternal-port, base head4870b301b789840f6ae5d69d13756b9197f25d10.The pinned reference captures use the
paperlight mesh andmidnightdark mesh; the shell's sidebar is a detached rounded card and mobile collapses to one title row.docs/contracts.mdhas no appearance preference endpoint, so Lane A will persist theme/background preferences per device and apply them before hydration; the server-backed sidebar order/group store remains untouched.Orchestrator, for port-ab: before finishing, merge
origin/dev. It now has #44 (multi-tab refresh:auth.svelte.ts,api.ts,AppShell.svelte) and #37, and will soon have #36 (sidebar server persistence:lib/shell/navigation*.ts,Sidebar.svelte). Keep all of that behavior; lane B owns only the markup and styles.Lane A foundation and Lane B shell/account/inbox implementation are in commit
eda4bba(Port calternal shell and appearance controls). The shell keepsSidebarInteractive.svelte's drag manager and persistence calls intact; search and inbox are lazy glass surfaces, and appearance stays per-device because the API contract has no appearance fields.Package checks before the fast gate:
bun run --cwd packages/ui check: svelte-check found 0 errors and 0 warnings.bun run --cwd packages/web check: svelte-check found 0 errors and 0 warnings.scripts/verify fastoutput:Next: update browser checks for the calternal header and FloatingSurface inbox, then capture and compare the required screenshots.
Interaction findings kept in this lane:
app.sidebaras the primary modifier plus backslash.SidebarStatenow uses the copied shared matcher, and Quick Search uses the sameapp.searchregistry entry shown by its tooltip.openMobile; closing locally and then toggling in the owner reopened the sheet. The shell owner now performs the single state change.data-inputmodality. The shell now tracks pointer and keyboard input using the copied modality predicate so keyboard focus can show the warm tooltip and visible focus ring.Lane B owner-rule cleanup is committed on
calternal-portata93f1b91eb7a1b0cb8ee1c25ae479a5d4e5bb48a.Removed placeholder routes/pages for stacks, images, volumes, terminals, users & roles, AI agent tokens, infraternal agents, audit log and settings, plus the duplicate static
/inboxpage. Removed the Access/Admin placeholder groups and their navigation, the Settings account-menu action, dashboard CPU/memory/disk values and fake inbox count, the audit-log preview card, host-card telemetry placeholders, and the disabled “Open SSH terminal” control.The inbox remains in the shell as a working glass panel.
docs/contracts.mdalready definesGET /api/v1/inbox,PUT /api/v1/inbox/ssh-host-key/{host_id}/read, andPOST /api/v1/hosts/{host_id}/ssh/host-key; the panel now loads those real items, marks them read, and confirms both fingerprints before trusting the observed new key. Browser checks now assert removed routes are unreachable and removed controls/links are absent; production browser verification is pending the shared gate slot.Browser gate run 1 stopped in the terminal fixture before the app browser suite. The failing Ghostty case set generic
data-theme="light"/"dark"values, which the copied palette does not define; the valid palettes are named (paper,noir). That left the terminal host token transparent while Ghostty retained its default gray canvas. I aligned the fixture with the named palettes and made its OS-scheme assertion match the per-device explicit palette behavior. Targeted verification:bun run test:browser --grep 'named palettes update terminal colors live'— 2 passed (xterm and Ghostty). The full browser gate will be rerun withINFRATERNAL_ARTIFACT_DIRset to the uniqueport-abartifact directory.The corrected browser gate (artifacts scoped to
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab) passed Chromium setup, terminal fixture Playwright, web build and release binary build, then failed at passkey registration before route screenshots.waitForDashboardobserved/with no headings; I am adding page runtime errors and an API health probe to the failure report before rerunning. The singlecurlconnection-refused line may be the release-server startup health probe, so it is not evidence of a crash. No product-code cause is established yet.Browser run 3 diagnostic evidence: the release server remained healthy (
/api/healthreturned 200), while the client page error wasCannot read properties of undefined (reading 'isMobile').AuthenticatedShellcalledSidebar.useSidebar()from the same component that renderedSidebar.Provider; the provider context was only available to descendants. Moved the context consumer intoAuthenticatedShellBody.svelte, rendered under the provider.scripts/verify fastpassed all steps after the fix; commitc4f1496. The full browser gate is being rerun next.Browser run 4 reached the authenticated Containers route. The Stop action changed the unique browser container to
Exited (137), but the browser assertion timed out waiting for itsStop …toast. The rebuilt authenticated shell no longer mounted a toaster; calternal mounts its app toaster once from the root layout, and this app's container actions still calltoast.success/error. I am restoring the shared toaster at the shell level.Browser run 5 passed the lifecycle action and toaster assertion, then failed at the Ghostty light terminal screenshot check. The failure showed empty
--color-canvas/--color-textroot tokens. The browser-check screenshot loop had removeddata-themeto model the former generic system light/dark state; calternal tokens are defined only under named palettes. Updated the fixture to use Paper/Noir and matching mode classes while retaining OS color-scheme emulation. This keeps the terminal check against a supported app state.Browser run 6 now passes the Ghostty Paper/Noir terminal color checks and both container Stop/Start toast assertions. The browser gate then measured
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 147663 bytesand failed its 120 KiB (122880 byte) assertion. I am profiling the cold dashboard import graph and will split or defer shell code before the next browser run.Browser run 7 confirmed that the sidebar DnD chunk is no longer in the fresh container-detail load: gzip fell from 238863 to 189063 bytes. The run stopped before the dashboard budget measurement when
assertCleanPagesaw a 1.19 CSS-pixel horizontal intersection between the pinnedContainer detailstitle and a log marker after main-scroll restoration. This geometry check ran before the browser helper waited for the local UI fonts. I am making it wait for font readiness and one layout frame before checking text bounds; the overlap threshold remains unchanged.Browser run 9 stopped in the terminal fixture: Playwright's default
127.0.0.1:4175is already bound by an existing Node process. I left that listener untouched.packages/terminal/playwright.config.tsexposesINFRATERMINAL_TERMINAL_TEST_PORT; the next run will use a newly allocated per-run port.The same
Container details/log-label collision reproduced after waiting fordocument.fonts.ready, so it was not a font race. Browser diagnostics show#main-content.scrollTopremained at 745 when navigation reached the container-detail route, which has noh1to trigger the existing focus scroll. I am resetting the shell-owned scroller on route changes before the new route heading focus; the overlap check remains strict.Orchestrator visual check of port-ab's
light-1440x900-logs.png(22:40 IST); the review and page lanes must fix these:Run 11 at
3602de682c41a02826017a092a80b112576ee438used a free terminal fixture port and passed the terminal fixture, release build, container actions, DATA/CREDIT accounting and Ghostty Paper/Noir color assertions. It confirms the remaining cold dashboard blocker:METRIC initial route JS gzip: 147687 bytes, 24807 bytes above the 120 KiB limit. The failure-only breakdown is in/tmp/port-ab-browser-run11.log; the lazy DnD chunk remains absent from the cold route.At
9157c6bd0ab43e1ed5526311143f77e7a6385e51, the default sidebar no longer imports the shadcn Sheet or MenuButton wrappers on the cold route. The built breakdown showedchunks/DSWpLRjM.jsat 20157 gzip bytes before the change; that chunk carried Bits UI sheet/dialog/tooltip code reachable from the static sidebar Root/MenuButton. The DnD sidebar remains on the existing interaction-triggered import, with its ordering/persistence callbacks untouched. The shell reserves a 247px floating card plus 61px to the display title to match the reference geometry.scripts/verify fastoutput after this commit:PASS fast: migrations are append-only
PASS fast: workspace package dependencies
PASS fast: JavaScript dependencies
PASS fast: build web app
PASS fast: cargo fmt --check
PASS fast: cargo clippy
PASS fast: cargo test
PASS fast: svelte-check
PASS fast: UI package svelte-check
PASS fast: stream package typecheck
PASS fast: Vitest
PASS fast: UI package Vitest
PASS fast: stream package Vitest
PASS fast: OpenAPI and TypeScript client drift
PASS fast: terminal TypeScript
PASS fast: terminal Vitest
Correction to my prior chunk attribution: browser run 12 shows
chunks/DSWpLRjM.jsstill loaded at 20157 gzip bytes after the coldSidebar.Root/MenuButtonpath was removed. That change reduced the measured cold dashboard total by 630 bytes, from 147687 to 147057, and did not remove the shared chunk. My earlier comment overstated the attribution. I am tracing the remaining static shell dependency before changing it again. Run 12 otherwise passed the terminal fixture, release build, container actions, terminal DATA/CREDIT accounting and Ghostty Paper/Noir color checks; it failed only at the 120 KiB first-route budget assertion.At
e9d6b5d3c1e851530f7a5e4cc8c2d26acdb093b2, the cold shell now imports the sidebar provider, inset, context and preview list wrappers by their component paths, avoidingui/sidebar/index.ts. The barrel has 24 top-level component imports, includingMenuButton, which imports Bits UI; run 12 showed that removing only the default Root/MenuButton render path left its 20157-byte shared chunk in the dashboard. Whether direct imports remove that chunk is pending the next browser run.scripts/verify fastoutput after the direct-import change:PASS fast: migrations are append-only
PASS fast: workspace package dependencies
PASS fast: JavaScript dependencies
PASS fast: build web app
PASS fast: cargo fmt --check
PASS fast: cargo clippy
PASS fast: cargo test
PASS fast: svelte-check
PASS fast: UI package svelte-check
PASS fast: stream package typecheck
PASS fast: Vitest
PASS fast: UI package Vitest
PASS fast: stream package Vitest
PASS fast: OpenAPI and TypeScript client drift
PASS fast: terminal TypeScript
PASS fast: terminal Vitest
Continuation head:
9298a38(Import shell UI modules directly).Browser run 13 (
/tmp/port-ab-browser-run13.log) passed terminal setup, release build, container lifecycle/focus, terminal DATA/CREDIT accounting, and Ghostty Paper/Noir pixel checks. It stopped before screenshots at the first-route JavaScript budget assertion:METRIC initial route JS gzip: 131950 bytesagainst 122880. Run 12 measured 147057 bytes, so deferring the shared glass Menu removed 15107 bytes from the measured route; 9070 bytes remain over budget. The failing log includes the full per-chunk breakdown. No screenshots were captured in run 13 because the budget assertion precedes capture.The shell now imports its four UI dependencies from individual source modules rather than the package-wide
@infraternal/uientry point.scripts/verify fastpassed after this change:Next browser run will measure the direct imports. Artifacts remain under
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/.Head:
a95822d(Avoid package root imports in cold shell).Browser run 14 reproduced run 13 exactly:
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 131950 bytes(budget: 122880). Container lifecycle/focus, terminal DATA/CREDIT accounting and Ghostty Paper/Noir pixel checks passed before the budget assertion. As with run 13, capture did not start because the assertion precedes screenshots. Log:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run14.log.The first direct-import change removed the package root only from
AuthenticatedShellBody.svelte; the measured build stayed identical becauseSidebar.svelteandSidebarChrome.sveltestill imported cold-shell items from that root. Commita95822dremoves those two remaining cold-shell package-root imports; the next browser run will measure that complete change.scripts/verify fastpassed after this change:Head:
a95822d(Avoid package root imports in cold shell).Browser run 15 (
/tmp/port-ab-browser-run15.log) passed terminal setup, release build, container lifecycle/focus, terminal DATA/CREDIT accounting, and Ghostty Paper/Noir pixel checks. It stopped before screenshot capture atMETRIC initial route JS gzip: 132452 bytesagainst 122880. The cold-route dependency layout changed, but measured transfer size did not improve; no screenshots were captured because the budget assertion precedes capture.The largest measured chunk is
chunks/BYRvys92.jsat 24709 gzip bytes. The built chunk contains thetwMergesymbol and is reached by the active dashboard/shell compatibility primitives. Those primitives import the class-merging helper, so the next experiment will remove merging from the cold-path-only class composition calls and use the installed variants package's lite implementation where those components have no conflicting utility classes. This must pass the fast and browser gates before acceptance.Run 16 reproduced the terminal prompt geometry failure before the initial-route gzip metric. The browser measured
#main-content.scrollTop=745; the uncollapsed ModeHeader title ended at y=63.28 while the visiblestderrbadge began at y=61.66 (1.62px overlap). The DOM showedheader.mode-headerwithout itscollapsedclass. Root cause: ModeHeader's scroll handler recognized the window and large scrollers inside#route-content, but ignored the authenticated shell's primary#main-contentscroller, which is outside#route-content.Committed
7f5f512(Collapse the header with shell scrolling): the primary shell scroller now drives header collapse, and the browser suite checks both collapse and expansion.scripts/verify fastpassed all steps:Run 17 (fixture port 16853) validated the shell-header fix: the new scroll collapse/expand assertion passed, and the browser reported
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113279 bytes(budget: 122880). Terminal DATA/CREDIT and Ghostty Paper/Noir pixel checks also passed. The suite then stopped incheckKeyboardPathsbecause it looked fordata-stateon.app-sidebar[data-slot="sidebar-container"]. The rendered sidebar keeps state on its context root[data-slot="sidebar"][data-state]; the glass container is a child. Updated the browser selector in2bc5a3band reranscripts/verify fast, which passed every step (log/tmp/port-ab-fast-sidebar-selector.log). Browser gate is waiting because another worktree's browser gate and release build are active.Run 18 passed
checkKeyboardPaths, the dashboard scroll checks and the first-route budget:METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113279 bytes. It reached the first inbox capture, where the material diagnostic measured blurblur(16px) saturate(1.5), the shared shadow andborderRadius: 0px. The zero radius was real: the copiedFloatingSurfacereferences--radius-menu/--radius-menu-touch, but the port's tokens omitted them. The read-only calternal theme-invariant values are 14px and 18px. The background-alpha diagnostic also returned null because its helper accepted onlyrgb()/rgba()while the glass tint is acolor-mix()and Chromium serializes that ascolor(srgb … / alpha).Committed
ac249a8(Restore floating menu corner tokens): added the two source values, updateddocs/UI.md, made the browser helper read modern slash alpha, and asserted 14px pointer popover corners / 24px top corners for the bottom sheet.scripts/verify fastpassed all steps:Run 18 has preliminary desktop-light captures at
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/light-1440x900-dashboard.png,menu-open-light-1440x900.png,sidebar-rest-light-1440x900.png,sidebar-collapsed-light-1440x900.png,sidebar-hovered-light-1440x900.png, andaccount-row-light-1440x900.png. The suite stopped before inbox screenshot capture; more browser evidence is required.Run 19 confirmed the inbox radius and background-alpha fixes: the run passed dashboard scroll smoke, first-route gzip (
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113278 bytes), terminal accounting, Ghostty Paper/Noir pixels, and reached sidebar drag capture after capturing the desktop-light inbox. It then failed becausecreateSidebarGroupreturned a text-filter locator that matched both the active dragged group and dnd-kit’s hidden[data-dnd-placeholder]clone. The diagnostic showed the real group haddata-dnd-dragging="true"; the drag itself had started. Updated the browser helper to exclude the hidden placeholder from the returned group locator. Fast and the next browser run will verify the selector change.Desktop-light captures now include
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/light-1440x900-dashboard.png,menu-open-light-1440x900.png,inbox-open-light-1440x900.png, sidebar-rest/collapsed/hovered, and account-row. Run 19 stopped before dark/mobile and mid-drag capture.Orchestrator visual check at 01:40 IST (
light-1440x900-hosts.png,inbox-open-light-1440x900.png). It is much closer to calternal: the gradient, glass card, icon pill, serif titles, and the glass inbox popover with backdrop blur. Remaining, for the port-ab review:Follow-up to run 19:
createSidebarGroupnow returns a locator that excludes[data-dnd-placeholder], keeping the pointer-drag assertion attached to the real group while dnd-kit mounts its hidden clone. Committed as27f39d7(Exclude hidden DnD clones in browser checks).scripts/verify fastpassed all steps; verbatim output is in/tmp/port-ab-fast-dnd-placeholder.log. The next browser run will verify the drag and continue dark/mobile captures.Run 20 passed through the pointer drag and captured
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/sidebar-drag-light-1440x900.png. It failed only in cleanup because the check expected the temporaryAccessgroup to remain after “Reset arrangement”.navigation.svelte.ts::resetrestoresrootItems = [dashboardItem]andgroups = initialGroups(), so deleting that temporary group is the intended behavior. The browser check now captures the default group order before creatingAccessand compares reset against that baseline.Committed
edd3bb9(Check DnD reset against default groups).scripts/verify fastpassed all steps; exact output is/tmp/port-ab-fast-reset-baseline.log. Run 20's earlier checks includeMETRIC initial route JS gzip: 113278 bytes, inbox material/radius, terminal DATA/CREDIT and Ghostty theme pixels. The next browser run will confirm reset cleanup and continue the dark/mobile captures.Browser run 21 reached the application checks and measured
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113278 bytes. It stopped at the removed-route check because/stacksreturned HTTP 200. The app usesadapter-static({ fallback: "index.html" }); SvelteKit's documented SPA fallback serves the app entry for unrecognized URLs, so the HTTP status is the fallback's status. The test now waits for the hydrated 404 view and itsNot found: /stacksmessage to verify the removed page is unreachable. Browser run 21 output:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run21.log(exact full output will be retained in the run log on completion).Light desktop comparison evidence:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/light-1440x900-dashboard.pngshowed the mode title duplicated by the page h1; Dashboard Refresh was below the mode header instead of in the top-right action pill; the sidebar added a sparkle dashboard link and grouped the panel-left toggle with Search/Inbox/Account. These mismatches are now addressed: the copied PageChrome contract registers Refresh in the shared action pill, route h1s remain available for heading navigation while the mode title is the visible title, and the sidebar puts Search/Inbox/Account at the left with the panel-left toggle at the right. The sparkle shortcut was removed because Dashboard is already a working navigation item. Fast gate output: see/tmp/port-ab-fast-shell-polish.log; commit94fb0d4.Browser run 22 confirmed the shell changes: first-route JavaScript measured
113556 bytesgzip (within 122880); the Dashboard Refresh header action, route-heading focus, and owned-route captures passed. The removed route check showed the SvelteKit client 404 asheading 404/paragraph Not Found, so the assertion now checks that rendered response rather than a pathname-specific message. Full run output:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run22.log.Side-by-side difference recorded from run 22:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/light-1440x900-dashboard.pngended its dashboard card/action edge at x1420; matching/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/calternal-ref/shell-light-1440x900.pngends the content at x1382. Applied calternal's 4vw (capped at 60px) trailing padding to the mode header and route content, and switched the sidebar control to calternal'spanel-left-closeglyph.scripts/verify fastpassed all steps; full output:/tmp/port-ab-fast-layout-align.log. Commite1b298d. New browser capture will verify the alignment.Run 22's
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/sidebar-drag-light-1440x900.pngshowed the lazy DnD sidebar rendered the New group icon and label on separate lines. The style existed only inSidebar.svelte's scoped CSS; the lazy interactive sidebar renders the header snippet throughSidebarChrome, so it never received that rule. Moved the single rule to the shared slot owner and added a browser assertion for flex-row/nowrap behavior.scripts/verify fastpassed all steps; output/tmp/port-ab-fast-shared-group-button.log. Commitb3a53b6.Browser run 23 reached the appearance flow after passing the 120 KiB first-route budget:
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113653 bytes. It failed becausescripts/browser-check.mjssearched for the namePaper theme; the copied picker exposes the actual accessible namePaper White theme(packages/ui/src/themes.ts, matching the rendered account screenshot). Updated both light-theme locators to the actual name and committed ascb420f1.scripts/verify fastpassed; a clean browser rerun is next.Browser run 24 passed the appearance switch after the
Paper Whitelocator correction and captured the light desktop states. It measuredMETRIC initial route JS gzip: 113653 bytes. The final browser-error check then reported only SvelteKit console messagesu: Not found: /stacks,/images,/volumes,/terminals,/users-roles,/ai-agent-tokens,/infraternal-agents,/audit-log,/settingsand/inbox, emitted by the test's deliberate SPA 404 navigations after each 404 view was asserted. Added exact-path filtering scoped to those visits; all other console errors remain fatal.scripts/verify fastpassed and the harness change is94d4951. Next is a full browser rerun with a fresh fixture port.Browser run 25 passed
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113653 bytes, the corrected appearance checks, and the intentional removed-route 404 checks. It then failed the medium-width DnD rail assertion with rail bounds x256–272 and.app-sidebarbounds x0–283. The floating surface itself is inset by its 18px gutter and ends at x265, so the rail center x264 is aligned to the visible glass edge within the 1px tolerance. Updated the browser assertion to measure[data-slot="sidebar-inner"]rather than the padded layout container.scripts/verify fastpassed all checks; commit7afdae6. Next is browser run 26 after the current sibling browser gate exits.Browser run 26 measured first-route JavaScript at
113653 bytesgzip and passed the corrected rail, appearance and removed-route checks. At 1024px, the shell leaves a 657px content column; the Containers filter grid kept viewport-based 801px/461px breakpoints, so its Refresh control extended to x1046 beyond the 1024px viewport. Updated only the existing filter layout to use named container-width queries on.containers-page; the filter contents and actions are unchanged.scripts/verify fastpassed all checks; commitfe6fc74. Next is browser run 27 after the shared gate is clear.Browser run 27 measured the initial route at 113652 bytes gzip, then failed the mobile drawer keyboard check after Escape because focus did not return to the “Show sidebar” opener. The opener and panel close control shared
#chrome-sidebar-toggle; the close handler selected the first visible match while the sheet was closing. They now use explicit opener/panel targets, and focus follows the control that remains available after the transition. Fix committed as23255e6a1f534f55464a93b1eb5cf7d1dc1d59f7.scripts/verify fastoutput:Browser run 28 still failed mobile focus return, showing the initial duplicate-ID fix was insufficient. Run 29's failure-only snapshot showed
document.activeElementwasBODYafter the dialog detached, while the “Show sidebar” opener was connected, visible, and not inert; no modal remained. The sheet's Escape handling closes at the document level before the window handler, and Bits UI's saved focus restoration runs while the shell's background is still inert. The shell now handles Bits UI'sonCloseAutoFocus, cancels that early restore, and focuses the opener on the next animation frame. It also keeps the fallback drawer's explicit Escape/backdrop return. Commit62dbee583a3ae8c67f71ace22265982532aa7660(with preceding control-target commit23255e6a1f534f55464a93b1eb5cf7d1dc1d59f7).Run 29 reached the focus check after measuring initial route JavaScript at
113707 bytesgzip. It failed only at mobile drawer focus return. A narrow diagnostic now records active element/inert state on that failure.scripts/verify fastoutput after the change:Browser run 30 measured the initial route at
113712 bytesgzip and passed the mobile drawer focus-return assertion after commit62dbee5. It then failed in the required mobile touch reorder path: afterInput.dispatchTouchEvent(touchStart), the DnD handle remainedaria-pressed="false"for the 1-second activation wait, before any touch-move was sent. The run reached this check in the 320px drawer; desktop, medium-width, route cleanup, terminal accounting, and theme checks had passed.Added a failure-only snapshot for received
touchstart/pointerdownevents, pointer type, hit target, touch-action, and handle geometry. Committed as303952989271d619eb4d613703f52ff22bd4981f. The implementation remains unchanged pending that evidence. The gate uses Chromium's documented touch dispatch and viewport-relative CSS pixel coordinates: Input.dispatchTouchEvent, Emulation.setTouchEmulationEnabled.scripts/verify fastafter the diagnostic passed all steps:Starting C2 on branch
port-c2, base heade12176d2781f38cee03d365977421e947a0b6a60.I am mapping the terminal workspace port from #34 onto calternal primitives, checking the paged sessions API and the C1 ownership boundary, then will port the owned pages and run the required gates when clear.
Starting C1 infrastructure pages on branch
port-c1, base heade12176d2781f38cee03d365977421e947a0b6a60. I’m reading the port mapping and auditing the owned routes before making presentation changes. I’ll preserve API and action behavior, run the requested gates in the scheduling order, and attach screenshot paths and the calternal difference list when finished.Starting settings port on branch
port-c3, based ate12176d2781f38cee03d365977421e947a0b6a60. Scope: owned settings and account routes only; using calternal snapshot6440a5f8382794f423847c07b98adfa4852a398dread-only and lane A primitives/theme state. I’ll runscripts/verify fastand the browser gate when the shared load and gate conditions permit.C1 owns
packages/web/src/routes/hosts/**, so I am assigning the SSH host-key review/trust dialog (shown fingerprint, explicit trust action, changed key blocked) to the host detail page. C2 will preserve the terminal's host-key failure as an honest, recoverable session error and will not add trust controls to the terminal. C1 can confirm this boundary here if their current implementation plan differs.Finding: at base
e12176d2781f38cee03d365977421e947a0b6a60,packages/web/src/routes/settings/**is absent and/settingsis listed as removed in the browser check. The only working appearance controls are currently mixed into/account;lib/appearance/preferences.svelte.tssupports a local palette, its theme gradient, and a custom solid color. I’m moving those controls to/settings, retaining only profile fields on/account, and usingusePageChromefor the shell title/menu. I will not add system mode, image upload, or remote background choices because the lane A state does not implement them.Browser run 32 again measured first-route JavaScript at
113712 bytesgzip and passed the mobile drawer focus-return check. The mobile touch sequence reports a trustedpointerdownon the reorder button withpointerType=touch,button=0,buttons=1,isPrimary=true,maxTouchPoints=1, coarse pointer media, andtouch-action:none. No pointermove/up/cancel was recorded, andaria-pressedstayed false for 1 second after touchStart. This narrows the failure to sensor acceptance or pointer capture rather than CDP delivering input to the wrong element.The failure snapshot now includes the sensor marker, preventDefault state, and pointer-capture state. Commit
4c13171ff3d40b23ed4916154ba9f5457c0d636a. Run 32 stopped at the same first mobile touch drag check; visual captures past the mobile DnD path are still pending.scripts/verify fastoutput after the diagnostic:API scope finding from generated OpenAPI (
packages/api-client/src/schema.ts): there are no/api/v1/usersor/api/v1/rolesoperations, and noGET /api/v1/agentsinventory operation. Agent operations are join-token create, enroll, certificate rotate and DELETE by id; without an inventory endpoint the UI cannot show or manage existing infraternal agents. Those two routes and the infraternal agents route will remain absent under the owner rule.AI agent token management has
GET /api/v1/tokens,POST /api/v1/tokensandDELETE /api/v1/tokens/{token_id}. The server has matching list/mint handlers incrates/server/src/auth.rs; I will port the list, scoped mint and revoke flow and only reveal the returned credentials at issuance.Navigation boundary finding: the calternal shell's
navigation.svelte.tscurrently has only Dashboard, Hosts and Containers. Once C2 restores/terminalsand the token API supports/ai-agent-tokens, the user-facing features would be unreachable from the sidebar unless the shell owner re-adds their links. C2 will not edit the shell as instructed; please add these links from the shell lane after their route flows are in place, and retain no Users & roles or infraternal agents links.Evidence and route decision:
containers/+page.sveltestill uses@ui/components/ui/*shadcn controls and stores__allin the three filters;packages/ui/src/lib/components/VirtualTable.svelteis also the legacy shadcn table wrapper. Lane A exports no generic table. C1 will add one route-local virtualized infrastructure list for Hosts and Containers, styled as calternal's full-width rows and using shared column tracks for header/cells. This keeps TanStack virtualization, keyboard row navigation, sorting, action focus restoration, and the live inventory API behavior without editing lane A or dependencies. The Dashboard currently has only live host/container/engine counts and attention rows; it contains no CPU/Memory/Disk placeholders or recent-activity card to delete.Accessibility coordination:
AuthenticatedShellBody.sveltecurrently passessemanticHeading={false}toModeHeader, which suppresses its shell-owned<h1>. The C2 page contract explicitly forbids route-owned h1/title blocks, so a route cannot restore heading navigation without violating the design contract. Please enable the ModeHeader semantic heading for these shell-titled pages while adding the functional route links noted above; C2 will keep its content headings at h2 and below.Browser run 33 measured first-route JavaScript at
113712 bytesgzip and passed authenticated setup, initial route, terminal/theme smoke checks. It then timed out insetContainerSearchafter 30 seconds without seeing the expected/api/v1/containers?text=<browser fixture>response. This occurred on the first container-list search after navigating to/containers, before the responsive shell or mobile touch checks.Added failure-only request, response, request-failure, and input-state diagnostics to identify whether the filter emitted a different query, received a non-200 response, or emitted no request. Commit
02a5427302d091240ed6b59b20ace2e0023b6264.scripts/verify fastpassed all 16 steps:Fast gate found one undeclared dependency in the first route-local infrastructure list attempt.
scripts/verify fastreported:The web manifest is outside C1 ownership and must stay unchanged, so the list now uses a fixed-height route-local window with a ResizeObserver and scroll-frame coalescing. Its header and row cells share one grid template; only the visible row window is mounted.
Browser run 34 reached the final mobile DnD case: moving Containers into the new Access group. The earlier touch reorder, restore, and group reorder passed. On this fourth touch, the handle received a trusted primary touch pointer;
@dnd-kit/dom@0.5.0accepted the sensor and captured the pointer ondocument.body, but the handle remainedaria-pressed=falsebefore the helper sent its first move. Run log:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run34.log.I added failure-only capture of the manager operation status and source/handle identity to distinguish a renderer transition from a stale or mismatched sortable entity. Commit:
8034267(Diagnose mobile touch DnD lifecycle).Fresh fast gate output:
Full log:
/tmp/port-ab-fast-touch-manager-state.log.The next browser replay is waiting for the unrelated integration gate in
/home/kayg/wt/stacks-imagesto exit. Load5 is below 8, butpgrep -af 'scripts/verify'still shows that integration run.C2 API route decision: the generated OpenAPI exposes GET/POST
/api/v1/tokensand DELETE/api/v1/tokens/{token_id}. Mint may return either fresh secrets or a durableCredentialReplayResponsecontaining onlyalready_issued,expires_in, andtoken_id; the page shows secrets only for the fresh response and explains the replay case without implying the secret can be recovered. The scope picker omitsusers:manageandroles:managebecause the OpenAPI has no corresponding user or role operations. Theagents:enrollandagents:revokescopes remain selectable because the API does expose join-token, enrollment, and revoke operations; no agent inventory page is being added.C2 integration dependency found while porting #34: the
pages-shadcnstream client changes inpackages/stream/src/index.tsare required for the requested terminal behavior, but that directory is outside this lane's owned files. On this base,OpenResultomitsreplay_start,parseOpenOkdiscards it, and persistent result validation does not require it; the OPEN_ERR validator also rejects the structuredhost_key_mismatchfingerprints. The route therefore cannot resume from the server's replay cursor or provide the reviewed host-detail error link until those reviewed #34 client changes are integrated. I will keep the route dependent onreplay_startand won't substituteoutput_offset, which would skip retained output.The second
scripts/verify fastrun passed the web build and Clippy, then failed in an unchanged engine test:The failure is in
crates/engine/src/logs.rs:349, outside C1’s owned files. I will rerun the fast gate after shared verification load clears to determine whether it reproduces.Side-by-side review of
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/calternal-ref/shell-light-1440x900.pngand/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/sidebar-drag-light-1440x900.pngfound the navigation rows were fixed at 38px, used a heavier accent-colored selected label, and had a 2px group-row gap. Calternal uses its responsive--sidebar-row-h(32px base scaled on fine pointers, 44px on touch), a 4px scaled list gap, a lighter 11% accent selection fill with ink text, and title-case section labels.Commit
39bdbfcmoves the shared row recipe toSidebarChromeso the preview and lazy sortable rows use the same styles; the group rows now use--list-row-gapand section headings match calternal's weight, tracking and case. DnD/persistence callbacks are untouched.Fresh
scripts/verify fastoutput:Full log:
/tmp/port-ab-fast-sidebar-rows.log.The browser replay is deferred again: at 03:09 UTC load5 was 6.84, but
pgrep -af 'scripts/verify'showed another worktree'sport-c3browser suite (PID 927959). The DnD state probe commit8034267is also still awaiting that browser replay.Verification update on branch
port-c1, head3f5eecf.scripts/verify fastexited 0. Gate output:Browser gate attempt collided with a newly started browser run from another worktree. At 03:19 UTC,
127.0.0.1:4175was listening in/home/kayg/wt/port-c1(PID 955313);scripts/verify browserexited before Playwright withError: http://127.0.0.1:4175 is already used. No process was stopped. Waiting for the active browser gate to exit before retrying.Browser evidence: the first
scripts/verify browserrun failed atlight/tablet/settings(768×1024). The “Page background” control extended to x=776.42 while the route content ended at x=768. Settings now switches to a single-column navigation/content layout when its available container is at most 36rem, so the breakpoint follows the shell’s remaining content width. The fast gate and browser rerun are underway.Operational note: I misspelled
INFRATERNAL_ARTIFACT_DIRon the failed browser attempt. Playwright therefore used its default/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-aboutput directory through the 768×1024 check. Those captures are not evidence for C3; the retry will set/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c3explicitly.Browser verification update on branch
port-c1, head3f5eecfat the time of the run.The browser gate passed JavaScript dependencies, Chromium installation, terminal fixture Playwright, web build, and release binary build. Playwright then stopped after sign-in because
waitForDashboardstill expected a route-ownedh1; the shell title was visible as “Dashboard” while page heading inspection returned only Status, Hosts, and Needs attention. I updated route-title checks inscripts/browser-check.mjsto assert the shell title slot and will rerun the gates.Fast gate first run: web build, cargo fmt and cargo clippy passed.
cargo testfailed incrates/engine/src/logs.rs:349:steady_state_framing_does_not_allocate_per_chunkobserved 111 allocations after warmup. This lane does not change the engine crate. At the time, another lane's browser gate and a release build were active; contention is a possible cause, so I will rerun after the shared jobs finish.Verification update on branch
port-c1, head2ab2073.scripts/verify fastexited 0 on this head. Gate output:Scripts/verify browserrun 36 reached the production browser checks and failed at the first mobile sidebar item reorder (Hosts → Containers). The trusted touch pointerdown hit the drag handle’s nested SVG at y=237.92; at the end of the 1s activation wait the handle rectangle began at y=250.58, so it had shifted down 12.66 CSS px. The handle remainedaria-pressed=falseand the DnD operation probe was null. The run log is/tmp/port-ab-browser-run36.log. It measured initial route JS gzip at 113,715 bytes (under 120 KiB). I’m adding failure-only geometry/scroll diagnostics to identify when the shift occurs; the DnD assertion remains intact.The corrected browser run passed the prior 768×1024 Settings overflow check, then stopped later in the shared mobile shell checks (
checkMobileRenameFocus/dispatchTouchDrag). On the Containers reorder handle, the touchstart was trusted and targetedBUTTON.drag-handle, butaria-pressedstayedfalsewhere the check expectedtrue. This is outside C3 page ownership; no unrelated sidebar code or assertion was changed. I will retry the browser gate when its slot is free.Browser verification update on branch
port-c1, head2ab2073at the time of the run.The retry passed dependency setup, Chromium installation, terminal fixture Playwright, web build, and release binary build. Playwright reached the log controls and failed because
checkLogControlsstill queried the Stream filter as a button after the route changed it to a native select. The run also measuredMETRIC container-detail JS gzip before terminal: 122949 bytes, 69 bytes above the 122,880-byte cold-route budget. I updated the check to use the combobox, added a detail-route budget assertion with script-size evidence, and shortened nonessential route copy; the next verification will confirm the budget.Verification update on branch
port-c1, head3ed9126.scripts/verify fastexited 0 on this head. Gate output:The first browser gate invocation stopped before app checks: terminal fixture Playwright reported
http://127.0.0.1:4175 is already used. Read-only socket inspection identified a Vite test fixture on that port.packages/terminal/playwright.config.tssupportsINFRATERMINAL_TERMINAL_TEST_PORT; I will rerun on an unused port (4176) after the current shared browser gate finishes. No listener was stopped or modified.Run 37 passed the mobile item and group drag flows with the geometry-settling helper, then exposed a timing flaw in
checkDeviceAuthorization: it assertedslow_downafter completing the approval UI, by which point the initial poll interval had elapsed and the server correctly issued the approved token. I moved the throttle check to immediately after initiation, before the review UI, and made its error report status/code only. The failed run log is/tmp/port-ab-browser-run37.log; the response payload was redacted. Commits:66aec76(settled touch geometry),26cead7(throttle assertion timing).A subsequent corrected browser retry cleared the mobile sidebar touch assertion but failed later in the shared
checkLogControlsflow: “Jump to latest” remained visible after the check expected it hidden (scripts/browser-check.mjs:1581). This is outside the C3 routes and was not changed. I will retry when the browser slot is available; C3 artifact output continues to use the port-c3 directory.Run 38 also lost a startup race on port 4175. Preflight at 04:17 UTC showed no active verification process and no listener; a
port-c1browser gate claimed the port before Playwright started. Our gate exited before the suite and no process was stopped. Waiting for that browser gate to exit before retrying.The browser gate reached the release server, then failed in
checkTerminalRequestFailures:/terminalsdid not expose theNew terminalpage primary action. Source inspection confirmsAuthenticatedShellBodypasseschrome.pagetoModeHeader, but the shell does not renderpage.primary/PrimaryPill;PrimaryPill.svelteis currently only exported. C2 is explicitly barred from editing the shell, so lane B must integrate the primary action for terminal creation from a non-empty session list and for the target-error dialog check. I will keep that gap visible in browser evidence and continue with the independent UI/API checks.Browser budget follow-up on branch
port-c1, head3ed9126.The container-detail cold JavaScript assertion now fails with a measured 122,897 bytes against the 122,880-byte limit (17 bytes over). The route's copy reduction lowered the earlier 122,949-byte measurement by 52 bytes. The browser output includes the per-script gzip breakdown; I am tightening more nonessential detail copy, then will rerun.
Verification update on branch
port-c1, head6fe48fe.scripts/verify fastexited 0 on this head. Gate output:The latest full browser retry again reproduced the shared
checkMobileRenameFocustouch-reorder failure (aria-pressed=falseafter a trusted touchstart on the Containers drag handle); a separate run failed at shared log controls. These are outside C3 and all assertions remain enabled. I added a signed-in Settings capture pass before the broad interaction checks for light/dark at 1440×900 and 390×844, restoring the saved local appearance state afterward so requested C3 screenshots are generated even if a later unrelated check stops the gate.scripts/verify fastpasses after the change.Verification update on branch
port-c1, head8093a24.scripts/verify fastexited 0 on this head. Gate output:The second C2 browser run captured the full list/dialog/menu/settings matrix and exercised the real AI token mint, same-key non-secret replay, and revoke. It measured
/ai-agent-tokensat 121,297 gzip bytes (budget: 122,880). The run then failed the success-path focus assertion: focus did not return to#tokens-headingafter a confirmed revoke. Inspection showed the dialog trap correctly retains its opener for Cancel/Escape, so I am adding an explicit focus move to the list heading after the successful list refresh; the browser cleanup assertion now marks a server-confirmed revoke as complete before checking focus.Visual comparison finding: the fixed Workspace label and sortable group labels were uppercase and heavier than calternal's muted title-case section labels. Commit
b2b25c1centralizes both label selectors inSidebarChromeusing calternal's caption size, 560 weight and 0.02em tracking; the components retain their row padding, truncation and drag behavior./tmp/port-ab-fast-section-labels.logreports all fast checks passing. The browser slot is currently occupied by/home/kayg/wt/port-c2(PID 1100364); the next visual gate is pending its completion.Browser update on branch
port-c1, head8093a24at the time of the run.The cold container-detail route measured 122,838 bytes, within the 122,880-byte limit. Playwright then failed the existing visible-text overlap assertion at the terminal prompt: the long collapsed shell title overlapped a visible log line after the page scrolls. I added a route-scoped 15rem visual maximum to the shell title text while preserving its full DOM/accessibility text in
ea11318. The next browser run will verify the overlap and remaining interaction checks.Verification update on branch
port-c1, headea11318.scripts/verify fastexited 0 on this head. Gate output:The browser attempt after the screenshot-capture change stopped before the release build: the terminal fixture’s default port 4175 was already in use. The fixture config reads
INFRATERMINAL_TERMINAL_TEST_PORT; the next C3 run will set it to a unique port (16873) and keepINFRATERNAL_ARTIFACT_DIRpointed atport-c3.Browser rerun after
f698ab3progressed through AI token mint, same-key non-secret replay, revoke, and focus restoration, then timed out waiting for the inherited Containers heading. The C2 screenshot/token checks had navigated the shared browser page away from the container logs route. I moved them to a separate page and stopped persisting screenshot theme changes from that page.node --checkandgit diff --checkpass; browser rerun is pending the active port-ab browser gate.Browser scheduling update on branch
port-c1, headea11318.A port-c2 browser run started after C1's preflight, briefly leaving two browser suites/release builds active. To restore the single-run limit, I sent SIGINT only to C1's own process group
1112734; that run exited 130 during the release build. Port-c2 was not signaled and is now the only active verifier/release build. C1 will retry after it clears.Run 39 evidence:
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113712 bytes; the browser suite passed build, terminal paths, performance checks and desktop-light captures, then failed the first mobile Hosts → Containers touch reorder. The failure diagnostic measured a 28×28 drag handle before enabling Chromium touch emulation, then showed its live size at 44×44.SortableNavItem.sveltehas the 44px size under@media (pointer: coarse), so the helper's stale start coordinates hit an SVG outside the drag handle; dnd-kit had no active sensor or operation. The same shape appeared in run36; run37 passed intermittently. I’m correcting measurement order by enabling coarse pointer mode before scroll/geometry sampling, preserving the drag assertions. Log:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run39.log.The isolated C2 browser checks completed through the AI token mint/replay/revoke and focus assertions; its route JS metric was 121323 bytes gzip against the 122880-byte limit. The run then failed in the inherited container terminal browser flow at
scripts/browser-check.mjs:2753: opening exec increased the/api/v1/streamWebSocket count, violating the existing same-tab multiplexing assertion. The C2 route captures and token assertions had passed before that assertion. The browser gate exited 1; I am recording this as a separate stream/container integration blocker outside C2-owned routes.Committed
d8e6df2 Measure mobile DnD targets in touch mode. The browser helper now enables CDP touch emulation and confirms(pointer: coarse)plus one touch point before scrolling and measuring. It retains the 3× stable-box check and all existing touch activation, row reorder and group reorder assertions. Itstry/finallydisables emulation and detaches CDP on measurement or interaction errors.node --check,git diff --checkand all 16scripts/verify fastchecks passed; exact fast output:/tmp/port-ab-fast-touch-emulation-order.log. The next browser rerun is pending the other jobs' active browser gates.Correction on the browser blocker: the failed assertion compared total historical
/api/v1/streamWebSocket opens and did not record whether earlier sockets had closed, so that output did not establish simultaneous duplicate connections. I updated the check to assert the intended per-tab invariant directly: no more than one live stream WebSocket after opening exec. This still fails if a duplicate connection remains live. Verify-24 currently owns the browser slot; fast and browser reruns will follow when it clears.Browser follow-up on branch
port-c1, headea11318at the time of the run.The container-detail cold-route measurement was 122,873 bytes, under the 122,880-byte budget. Log filtering and terminal DATA/CREDIT checks passed. The visible-text overlap assertion still found the truncated shell title overlapping the
stdoutbadge after scrolling. In7b74178the title is capped to 11rem only while the detail route's shell header is collapsed; it remains full width at the top and retains the full underlying text. I will verify the final width and screenshots in the next browser run.Verification update on branch
port-c1, head7b74178.scripts/verify fastexited 0 on this head. Gate output:Browser update on branch
port-c1, head7b74178at the time of the run.The detail route measured
122875bytes gzip (within the 122,880-byte limit). The 11rem collapsed-title cap cleared the desktop overlap, and Playwright advanced through the terminal accounting and color checks. At 390×844, the title still overlapped theJump to latestlog control. I reduced the cap to 9rem at phone widths in958875; the full title text remains present for accessibility. The next browser run will verify this change and capture the final screenshots.Verification update on branch
port-c1, head958875d.scripts/verify fastexited 0 on this head. Gate output:Run40 was started after a clear preflight (load5 2.46, no other browser/integration gate, port 4175 free), fixture port 16873. While it was building the release binary,
port-c2began a browser gate. To preserve the one-browser-suite-at-a-time rule, I stopped only this job's process group with SIGINT (exit 130) and leftport-c2untouched. The run had not reached Playwright; no assertion failed. Log:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run40.log. Next browser run after the slot clears will use fresh fixture port 16874.The latest browser run measured 2 live
/api/v1/streamsockets before the inherited container exec action and 3 afterward, so the current gate failure is a real additional live connection in that flow. I moved the C2 real-session pagination check earlier onto its isolated browser page. It will verify the 50-row cursor page andnext_cursor, measure the terminal route JS budget, and capture populated desktop/mobile and light/dark session-list screenshots before the unrelated container assertion can abort the run. Dialog checks remain covered by the earlier empty-state CTA when the shell primary is absent.Run 41 measured
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113712 bytesand passed the previously flaky mobile touch DnD paths: item reorder/restore, group reorder, cross-group move and Reset arrangement. It then failed atscripts/browser-check.mjs:1234because the assertion expectedtitle="Sign out", whileSidebarInteractiverenders the custom warm tooltip asdata-tooltip="Sign out"alongside its accessiblearia-label. Commitcc03147 Assert the warm sign-out tooltipupdates the assertion to the actual accessible tooltip attribute; it does not change the UI.node --checkandgit diff --checkpassed. Log:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run41.log.Browser update on branch
port-c1, head958875dat the time of the run.The cold container-detail route measured 122,875 bytes gzip (within 122,880). Mobile title spacing passed; the run also passed log, terminal, DATA/CREDIT, and Ghostty color checks. It then failed the dashboard typography assertion because
.status-valuerendered at weight 600 instead of calternal's expected 560. I am updating that count weight to 560 and will rerun the gates.Run42 was started after a clear preflight (load5 2.20, no active browser/integration gate, port 4175 free), fixture port 16875. During the release build,
stacks-imagesandport-c3began browser suites. To preserve the one-suite-at-a-time rule, I stopped only run42's process group with SIGINT (exit 130) before Playwright started; the other jobs were left untouched. Log:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run42.log. The next run will wait for a clear slot and use fresh fixture port 16876.Verification update on branch
port-c1, head42b4803.scripts/verify fastexited 0 on this head. Gate output:Run43 preflight was clear: load5 2.69, no active browser/integration gate, port 4175 free.
port-c1began a browser gate between preflight and the terminal fixture startup and claimed 4175 (listener PID 1163180). Run43 exited before Playwright withError: http://127.0.0.1:4175 is already used. The other gate was left untouched. Log:/tmp/port-ab-browser-run43.log; next retry after it exits will use fixture port 16877.Browser update on branch
port-c1, head42b4803at the time of the run.The detail route measured 122,875 bytes gzip. Dashboard typography, the 390×844 collapsed-title overlap, log controls, terminal accounting, and Ghostty color assertions all passed. Playwright then timed out because
checkDeviceAuthorizationstill expected a route-owned h1 for/device; the C1 device page supplies its title through the shell. I updated that selector to assert the shell title and will rerun.The C2-first browser run now reaches real session creation before the inherited container check.
openTerminalWorkspaceTabwaited 10 seconds fordata-session-id, but it remained empty;TerminalPanerequiresOPEN_OK.replay_startbefore recording the session ID. The basepackages/streamOpenResultdropsreplay_start(the reviewed #34 fix is inpages-shadcn), so no session was created and the paginated/populated-list check could not continue. This shared stream parser is outside the C2-owned route files. The empty-state list, dialogs, menus, AI token flow, and token route budget ran before this failure.Fast gate on
port-c1ata5a320b097dc9b97b1c81575fb937a932b907b3c:Browser gate finding on
a5a320b: all route interaction checks and the container-detail gzip budget passed (122,875 bytes), but the desktop dashboard screenshot setup could not scroll#main-contentby 180px. The capture helper tried to extend the fixed-height shell scroller with its own padding. I’m changing the browser-only helper to append a temporary spacer inside route content, so the top-bar capture actually scrolls route content and the spacer is removed immediately after capture.Fast gate on
port-c1at8fdec728ac6c7404fe72be778fcf65c35d81613a:Started preview integration on branch
port-preview, based onorigin/devatf640461228c8bdeba95646e4909accba829c00df.Captured integration heads:
calternal-port4a0d76d658633af80d34140ac98e953c04ff90ef,port-c18fdec72c363c33669845ca30dd27b8964af81133,port-c277f7a5090d945618478cd209b880a5298b6e84bf, andport-c3617ae9bb715af5f31c312a66a032f9024030cf73. All three C branches have merge basee12176d2781f38cee03d365977421e947a0b6a60withcalternal-port;calternal-portis 48 commits ahead and 61 behindorigin/dev, so the first integration is a true two-sided merge.C3 settings finish
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port-c3, HEAD617ae9bb715af5f31c312a66a032f9024030cf73.Gate output
scripts/verify fast(verbatim):scripts/verify browser(verbatim status and failure):The Settings pre-capture and its clean-layout checks passed in both themes and both viewports before the full suite stopped. The final failure is in the shared Containers search interaction:
#container-searchwas not visible. Earlier full-suite retries also stopped in shared mobile sidebar and log-control checks; no unrelated assertions or UI were changed.Screenshots
All are exact viewport captures in
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c3/:light-1440x900-settings.png— 1440×900dark-1440x900-settings.png— 1440×900light-390x844-settings.png— 390×844dark-390x844-settings.png— 390×844Differences from calternal
Run44’s 390×844 Dashboard capture showed Search, Notifications and Account duplicated in the page header while the sidebar was closed, truncating the title.
ModeHeaderalready defines the phone layout with app actions in the sidebar sheet. Commit4a0d76dpassessidebar.isMobileto that prop and adds browser checks that the Dashboard title fits and the three app actions are visible in the drawer.Evidence: target
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/light-390x844-dashboard.png; reference/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/calternal-ref/shell-light-390x844.png.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed.scripts/verify fastoutput:The final browser run and refreshed comparison plates are pending the shared browser/integration slot.
The latest browser run’s raw WebSocket instrumentation confirmed
OPEN_OKcontains bothsession_idand numericreplay_start, while the terminal pane still fails to record its session ID. The missing field is in the basepackages/streamTypeScript parser; the required #34 change addsOpenResult.replay_startand validates/copies it. The same run measured 329160 bytes gzip only after the lazy terminal runtime loaded. I moved the 122880-byte assertion to the initial cold/terminalsnavigation, before that runtime import, and will record its verified value on the next browser run.Integrated
calternal-portthrough4a0d76d658633af80d34140ac98e953c04ff90efin merge commitfb78eb0. The merge conflicted indocs/UI.md,PrimaryNavGroup.svelte,Sidebar.svelte,scripts/browser-check.mjs, andscripts/verify. The UI spec and shell presentation follow calternal-port; the sidebar retains dev's persistence lifecycle. The browser checks use calternal's shell-specific desktop/mobile scenarios while retaining dev's sidebar persistence check and device poll interval assertion. The fast-gate output keeps the expanded dev metrics.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjscompleted successfully.The
port-c2branch advanced while integration was underway: its current head is624319148d18d2bb007ef35fcd52d3d694554bc2, one commit beyond the initially captured77f7a5090d945618478cd209b880a5298b6e84bf. I’ll merge the current branch head when C2's ordered turn arrives.Merged the current
port-c1head8fdec72c363c33669845ca30dd27b8964af81133as merge commit729bd6f; all C1 route changes applied without conflicts. The only conflict was inscripts/browser-check.mjs: I kept dev's authenticated-page/CDP measurement lifecycle, moved C1's 120 KiB container-detail budget assertion into its local script-size scope, and kept the page open because it is the main authenticated test page.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed.Merged current
port-c2head624319148d18d2bb007ef35fcd52d3d694554bc2as merge commit209db0e. Its terminal and AI-token routes applied cleanly. Sixscripts/browser-check.mjsoverlaps were resolved by combining C2's route title helper and route calls with dev's auth diagnostics, while retaining C2's owned browser-resource cleanup.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed.Merged current
port-c3head617ae9bb715af5f31c312a66a032f9024030cf73as merge commitd3f0191. Account and Settings routes applied cleanly. The browser-check conflict resolution preserves the C1/C2/C3 route matrix, validates each page's calternal shell title, retains C3's light/dark Settings screenshots, and keeps dev's sidebar persistence check and 1800-second lifecycle fixture.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed.The browser gate retry on
8fdec72began after the preflight found no running integration/browser suite. A port-ab browser suite started during C1's release build, briefly overlapping a second browser and release build. I stopped only the C1 process group (gate exit 130) to restore the one-suite limit; the run ended before C1's Playwright assertions. I will retry after the shared slot remains clear.Fast-gate finding and merge fix: the initial
scripts/verify fastreached Vitest and failed 8 sidebar assertions. The calternal shell default had only Hosts and Containers; the merged branch also needed the working/terminals,/ai-agent-tokens, and/settingsroutes. The older dev expectations referenced routes absent from this checkout (stacks,images,volumes, users/agent/audit pages), contrary to DECISIONS.md §25. I added the three shipped links, kept unshipped links out, and updated arrangement/persistence expectations. Targeted web tests now pass: 2 files, 12 tests;git diff --checkpasses. Rerunning the full fast gate next.Merge-caused sidebar fix complete. The preview defaults now expose only the working pages in this merged checkout: Hosts, Containers, Terminals, AI agent tokens, and Settings. This preserves DECISIONS.md §25 (only working routes in the UI), while retaining the calternal shell. Focused sidebar tests passed (2 files, 12 tests).
scripts/verify fastpassed:Next: commit this fix, then build and point the dev-VM preview at
port-previewwithout changing its data directory.Run on fixture port 16880 passed the mobile title/action-placement assertions and measured
METRIC initial route JS gzip: 113724 bytes(<120 KiB). Playwright then failed incaptureInboxOpenbecause the browser script still searched the closed phone header for Notifications after app actions moved into the sidebar sheet. Updated the mobile path to open the Sidebar dialog, trigger Notifications there on Dashboard and Hosts, verify focus return, and close the drawer afterward. The browser script passesnode --check; the change is commitbfd278d. Full run output:/tmp/port-ab-browser-final3.log. Waiting for the activeport-c2browser gate before the next full run.Follow-up evidence on the capture helper: appending the temporary spacer to
#route-contentstill left the measured#main-contentrange at 0 (scrollHeight === clientHeight). The shell route content has a viewport-sized minimum. The helper now appends the spacer as a direct child of the fixed-height scroller and returns the measured dimensions on failure.Run4 on fixture port 16881 passed build, the mobile title/action-placement assertion and inbox loading/glass/sheet-size checks. First-route JavaScript gzip measured
113724 bytes. Escape then failed because the Inbox sheet opened from inside the still-open modal Sidebar sheet; the screenshot shows both layers:/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/inbox-open-light-390x844.png.Commit
c9123b2closes the mobile sidebar and focuses its header toggle before opening Search or Inbox. The browser check now asserts the sidebar sheet is closed while Inbox is open and focus returns to the toggle.docs/UI.mdrecords the behavior.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjs,git diff --check, andscripts/verify fastpassed. Fast output:Browser rerun is queued behind the active
stacks-imagesintegration gate.Fast gate on
port-c1at341bc71:Screenshot finding: the live Setup and Sign in DOM contains the form, but the fixed
#app-backgroundlayer paints over it in Chromium captures; only the tabs appeared.packages/web/src/lib/styles/background.cssdocuments that.app-framemust be positioned so application content paints above the background. The mergedAppShelllacked this wrapper. I added.app-frame { position: relative; }around both auth and authenticated surfaces, and will rerun fast, redeploy, and refresh the auth screenshots. No existing preview account or data has been modified.C2 performance update. Commit
073bc64cc1d31429016cfbc934dd6582cc03114flazily imports DialogChrome when either terminal dialog opens and SegmentedControl when a dialog opens or restored workspace tabs require it. Fresh/terminalsnavigation does not request either component chunk. The previous cold measurement was 126001 bytes gzip against the 122880-byte budget; the browser gate will measure the fix after the current competing gates clear.Focused check:
bun --cwd=packages/web run checkcompleted withsvelte-check found 0 errors and 1 warning in 1 file; the remaining warning is the existing.sidebar-toggle svgselector inpackages/web/src/lib/shell/SidebarChrome.svelte:109. The earlierscripts/verify fastrun passed web build, fmt, and clippy, then failed the unrelated engine allocator teststeady_state_framing_does_not_allocate_per_chunkat 102 allocations.The current
calternal-porthead had two post-capture commits (bfd278d,c9123b2); both are now in merge commitcdd9bd4c9115724945bd8fa84a59f68959d5e158. The shell change closes the mobile sidebar before opening Inbox or Quick Search, anddocs/UI.mdnow specifies focus restoration. Resolved thescripts/browser-check.mjsoverlap by combining the mobile drawer-scoped Notifications trigger with the preview's existing shell-title check.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpass. I am merging the newer C1 and C2 tips next.The newer C-lane heads are now included in order:
port-c1341bc7182d9e9f53a43e27751ae1204932c05cadmerged cleanly as4842426(browser scroll fixture spacer now attaches to#main-content), followed by currentport-c2073bc64cc1d31429016cfbc934dd6582cc03114fmerged cleanly asc2b67f025e6ee15d70779b6fb2267485ef3f3583(terminal dialog controls lazy-load). No generated files were involved. Browser-harnessnode --checkandgit diff --checkpass; rechecked lane refs still match these tips and C3's unchanged head. Running the final fast gate next.The first coarse-pointer inbox capture measured
borderRadius: "18px"on all four corners. The sheet rule correctly used--radius-sheeton top corners, but the later touch-menu selector overrode it. Commit7338b01restricts the 18px touch-menu radius to non-sheet surfaces and updates the browser assertion to compare against--radius-menu/--radius-sheetdirectly.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjs,git diff --check, and all 16scripts/verify faststeps passed; full output is/tmp/port-ab-fast-sheet-corner.log. Browser rerun is waiting forport-c1to exit.The scroll capture now succeeds:
TOPBAR_SCROLL_SMOKEreported 90/90 moved frames with backdrop filtering enabled and disabled. The next route assertion found.mode-header .mh-titlestill readingDashboardon/hosts, while its accessible label already saidHosts view. The host list was not registering page chrome; I’m registering the route with no title override so the shell displays its route-owned title.Fast gate on
port-c1at11b6f8f:Screenshot verification on the integrated branch found a merge mismatch: the fresh isolated account receives
GET /api/v1/me/sidebar200, then the ported UI saves only routes shipped in this preview and getsPUT /api/v1/me/sidebar422. The server currently requires every stable route ID, including pages hidden under the “only working features” decision, so the UI shows a retry toast. This was observed only against a unique temporary database; the preview owner's data was not touched. I am fixing this contract mismatch onport-previewbefore taking the final screenshots.A second preflight/start race occurred at
11b6f8f: the verify queue was clear, then port-ab started a browser suite during C1 setup. I stopped only C1's process group (exit 130) before its server build/Playwright assertions completed. The interrupted attempt did not produce a gate result; C1 will retry after port-ab clears.Cold-route browser measurement on the preceding implementation was 126547 bytes gzip, 3667 above the 122880-byte budget. I moved container and SSH target loading into the lazy
TerminalDialogs.sveltecomponent so fresh route visits no longer fetch those inventories until a dialog is opened. Pending host-detail SSH handoffs still use the dialog and keep unavailable targets retryable; loaded target labels are retained for session rows. The latest route Svelte check reports 0 errors and the existingSidebarChrome.svelte:109unused-selector warning. Fast and browser gates are pending. The streamOPEN_OK.replay_startparser dependency remains on #34 and outside C2 ownership.Integrated preview is live at http://infraternal-dev.vpn.kayg.org:7010 (also reached through the dev preview hostname). Final
port-previewSHA:f610124120562158cef4645e6009f5abe9cd1817.Current source heads merged, in the requested order:
calternal-port7338b01ba9856ed376ba5cde5d3aa76691518ea2port-c111b6f8fc7574279e70ce2ac46dd5c4ab8785dfb6port-c2a68274f4862f67a33b14e69bd4c28d586ce1125bport-c3617ae9bb715af5f31c312a66a032f9024030cf73Shell and shared chrome follow calternal; page routes follow their C lane. Merge conflicts in the shell and browser harness were resolved by keeping the calternal shell and combining its mobile drawer/touch behavior with existing auth diagnostics and the C1/C2/C3 route checks. Later calternal, C1, and C2 heads merged cleanly. Generated API files were regenerated after a merge-caused sidebar mismatch was found: the UI hides unshipped routes, but the API required every stable route ID. The v1 contract/proto now accepts any non-empty subset of known IDs, allowing sidebar persistence while preserving the “only working features” UI rule.
PREVIEW_REF=port-preview scripts/previewdeployed the final SHA./api/healthreturned{"status":"ok","version":"0.0.1"}and/returned HTTP 200. The existing preview data directory was retained. There are 17 screenshots in/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-preview/; all requested captures are exactly 1440×900 or 390×844. Setup/sign-in and the auth-gated UI-test view were captured from live port 7010. Since the harness could not use the existing account’s passkey, authenticated Dashboard/UI-test captures used the final release binary with a unique temporary database and passkey; that temporary data was removed and the owner account was untouched.Final
scripts/verify fastoutput:Browser gate skipped as requested. Two earlier fast attempts failed separate unrelated enrollment-CA and global allocator-count tests; each passed in isolation, and this final complete run passed.
To put the preview back on
dev, runscripts/previewwith noPREVIEW_REFoverride; the script defaults todev. No push was made. Issue remains open.UI review followed
emil-design-eng,better-ui,better-layout,better-typography,better-colors,better-accessibility,better-writing, andbetter-interface. I checked shared token/surface use, responsive layouts at 1440×900 and 390×844, light/dark contrast, narrow-screen wrapping/truncation, concise labels/help text, and named controls in the captured screens. Capture contexts used reduced-motion preference.I found a C1 browser-gate invocation mistake:
scripts/browser-check.mjsreadsINFRATERNAL_ARTIFACT_DIR; my command used the misspelledINFRATERAL_ARTIFACT_DIR, so the runner fell back to itsport-abdefault. This may have overwritten same-named port-ab screenshot files, and the C1 artifact directory was not created. I will use the correctly spelled variable for the final run and write only to/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c1.Lane A/B complete on
calternal-port.Head:
7338b01ba9856ed376ba5cde5d3aa76691518ea2First-load JavaScript gzip: 113,777 bytes (budget: 122,880 bytes).
Gates
scripts/verify fast:scripts/verify browser:Screenshots
Raw captures are in
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-ab/:{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}.pngand{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}-dashboard.png.menu-open-{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}.png.inbox-open-{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}.png.sidebar-drag-{light,dark}-1440x900.png.{light,dark}-1440x900-hosts.png.Side-by-side plates have the calternal reference on the left and infraternal on the right:
compare-final-shell-{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}.png.compare-final-dashboard-{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}.png.compare-final-menu-{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}.png.compare-final-inbox-{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}.png.compare-final-sidebar-drag-{light,dark}-1440x900.png.compare-final-hosts-list-{light,dark}-1440x900.png.Visible differences
Removed unshipped surfaces
Removed navigation/routes for Stacks, Images, Volumes, Terminals, Users & Roles, AI agent tokens, infraternal agents, Audit Log, the Settings stub, and the duplicate placeholder Inbox page. The working Inbox remains available from the sidebar.
Removed Dashboard CPU, Memory and Disk “—” tiles and the fake Recent Activity/audit-log preview; also removed unsupported host telemetry, the fake inbox badge count, disabled SSH terminal action, and fake account Settings action. Audit Log returns with #38; Stacks, Images and Volumes return with #41 when those features ship.
The corrected-artifact browser run passed the desktop route screenshots, including
/hostswith the shell title, then failed the mobile sidebar drag assertion. The helper assertedaria-pressed=trueimmediately aftertouchStart, before sending anytouchMove. Installed@dnd-kit/svelteis 0.5.0; its pointer sensor defaults touch to a 250ms activation delay with 5px tolerance, so the test needs to hold and issue an in-tolerance move before checking drag state. I’ll keep the assertion and adjust only its touch sequence.Fast gate on
port-c1atf825a60:C2 completion report
Branch: port-c2
Base:
e12176d278Head:
605f3d1e2cCommits since the prior checkpoint:
9be04e1(lazy target loading),08d6df7(immediate row state changes),605f3d1(shared dialog headings).Implemented within C2 ownership:
Fast gate output on the final code, verbatim:
Final browser gate output on
605f3d1, verbatim:The browser gate measured the terminal route at 122597 bytes gzip, 283 bytes below its 122880-byte cold-route cap; the AI agent token route is 121751 bytes. The gate cannot reach its populated-session pagination screenshot because the dev StreamClient drops session_id and replay_start from OPEN_OK. The raw frame had session_id present and replay_start numeric; the TerminalPane received no session ID. This parser fix is on #34 and outside C2 route ownership.
Screenshot artifacts refreshed by the final browser run:
List (these show the real empty state; the populated-list capture is blocked by the #34 parser issue):
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/light-1440x900-terminals-list.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/dark-1440x900-terminals-list.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/light-390x844-terminals-list.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/dark-390x844-terminals-list.png
Dialog:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/light-1440x900-terminals-dialog.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/dark-1440x900-terminals-dialog.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/light-390x844-terminals-dialog.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/dark-390x844-terminals-dialog.png
Title menu:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/light-1440x900-terminals-menu.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/dark-1440x900-terminals-menu.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/light-390x844-terminals-menu.png
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c2/dark-390x844-terminals-menu.png
Difference list against calternal:
Outstanding integration: merge the #34 stream parser fix to verify populated session pagination, reattach cursor behavior, and capture the populated list. The shell PageChrome.primary action remains a B-owned issue.
The 300ms hold plus 1px in-tolerance move still left
aria-pressed=false; browser event evidence showed the expected touch pointerdown and pointermove. I’m adjusting the synthetic move to 6px after the hold so it clears the sensor’s 5px movement threshold before retaining the same drag-start assertion.Fast gate on
port-c1at8e45f4b:Fast gate on
port-c1at7c27d97:C1 visual comparison finding: the infrastructure resource rows still had an opaque fill and rounded box treatment unlike the calternal reference list, whose rows are full-width and tinted on hover/selection. Changed the shared route-local list to a transparent baseline with hover and keyboard-focus tints. Commit:
3e4d871528.scripts/verify fastoutput on this head:Browser gate is running; artifacts are directed to
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c1.C1 implementation is complete on branch
port-c1.Head:
a80361ebd3dadd311b0b61c924292e6024d20975scripts/verify fastoutput:scripts/verify browseroutput:The browser run captured all light/dark desktop/mobile route artifacts and passed the cold container-detail budget at 122,873 bytes (limit 122,880), terminal DATA/CREDIT accounting, Ghostty color checks, and topbar/inbox scroll smoke checks. It then failed in the existing shared-shell mobile drawer touch-reorder check:
The browser recorded trusted touch
pointerdown,touchstart, andpointermoveevents at the drag handle withtouch-action: none; the shell’saria-pressedstate stayed false. The assertion remains enabled. Shell code is outside C1 ownership.Screenshots are under
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-c1/:light-1440x900-dashboard.png,dark-1440x900-dashboard.png,light-390x844-dashboard.png,dark-390x844-dashboard.png.light-1440x900-hosts.png,dark-1440x900-hosts.png,light-390x844-hosts.png,dark-390x844-hosts.png.light-1440x900-host-detail.png,dark-1440x900-host-detail.png,light-390x844-host-detail.png,dark-390x844-host-detail.png.light-1440x900-containers.png,dark-1440x900-containers.png,light-390x844-containers.png,dark-390x844-containers.png.light-1440x900-container-detail.png,dark-1440x900-container-detail.png,light-390x844-container-detail.png,dark-390x844-container-detail.png, and matching*-container-detail-runtime.pngfiles.device-light-1440x900.png,device-dark-1440x900.png,device-light-390x844.png,device-dark-390x844.png.Differences against calternal’s references:
Started port-final on branch
calternal-portat base head7338b01ba9856ed376ba5cde5d3aa76691518ea2.I reviewed the complete #46 thread and the required repo/design docs. I’m integrating
port-c1,port-c2, andport-c3, thenorigin/dev, carrying forward the preview merge resolutions before removing shadcn and fixing the listed behavior and budgets. The pinned calternal source remains read-only.C1 is integrated on
calternal-portin merge commit3f7c904.The
scripts/browser-check.mjsconflict keeps the shell-owned Hosts title assertion, the mobile Notifications path through the sidebar sheet, and C1's touch hold/move sequence after touchstart. This combines both lane behaviors and carries the prior preview resolution for the shell-title path.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed before the merge commit.C2 is integrated on
calternal-portin merge commit9b2bf51.The
scripts/browser-check.mjsresolution keeps C2's route-aware title assertions and owned browser-resource cleanup, while retaining the shell lane's deferred mobile keyboard pass and shell-title focus check. This follows the prior preview resolution pattern.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed before the merge commit.C3 is integrated on
calternal-portin merge commit2590c9d.The route matrix now includes
/settingsalongside Terminals and AI agent tokens. I retained C2's route-aware title helper and C3's viewport-sized Settings screenshots, Settings title-menu navigation, and no-placeholder route checks. The removed-navigation assertion continues to exclude only unshipped pages.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpassed before the merge commit.Integrated the three port lanes and the fetched
origin/devhead (f640461). Resolved the shared shell conflicts using the prior preview merge’s decisions: the shell/docs follow calternal,Sidebar.svelteretains dev sidebar persistence, and browser coverage retains both calternal settings/route checks and dev persistence/auth checks. Cherry-picked thePREVIEW_REFoverride forscripts/preview(bb2afd7). Merge commits are3f7c904,9b2bf51,2590c9d, and0122c98.OPEN_OK replay metadata fix at
e8d01a6: added typedreplay_startparsing and validation to the stream client. The new unit test first reproduced the loss (expectedreplay_start: 96, received no field); after the fix, all 70 stream tests pass. TerminalPane now reads the typed value, stores it withsession_idand the consumed cursor in the workspace state, and uses those saved values to reattach. Verification:bun --cwd=packages/stream run test— 70 passed;bun --cwd=packages/stream run check— passed;bun --cwd=packages/web run check— 0 errors, 1 pre-existing unused CSS selector warning;bun --cwd=packages/web run test -- src/routes/terminals/lib/terminal-replay.test.ts— 3 passed.Lane D slice committed:
c0f93b1(Remove shadcn layer and use calternal UI).The generated packages/ui/src/lib/components/ui tree and obsolete wrapper primitives are deleted. Removed shadcn-svelte, bits-ui, tailwind-variants, cn, tw-animate-css, Tailwind-only plugin/configuration and generated CSS aliases; bun.lock was regenerated. Retained dnd-kit, Svelte virtualization, Lucide and svelte-sonner. docs/UI.md now describes calternal's system.
Gate finding: the first scripts/verify fast run failed the pre-existing global allocator probe in crates/engine because the default parallel Rust test harness counted other unit-test allocations (136 vs the test's <100 bound). The probe passed alone and the engine suite passed with --test-threads=1. A second unmodified scripts/verify fast run passed every step. Exact output is being retained for the final report.
Next: enforce cold gzip on every shipped route, capture missing detail/device/touch screenshots, then run integration and browser gates after checking load and competing gate processes.
Browser evidence: the first port-final browser run passed preflight and release build, then timed out at
captureAuthScreenshotsbecause the harness still queried “Sign in” as atab. The calternalSegmentedControlcorrectly exposes this mode picker asradiogroup/radiowitharia-checked. Updated all five auth flows to select the radio and assert it is checked;node --check scripts/browser-check.mjspassed. Waiting for the active shared integration gate before rerunning browser.Browser gate finding: the attempt at 15:30 passed JavaScript dependency setup and Chromium install, then the terminal fixture failed to bind its default
127.0.0.1:4175because a transient Node listener was present. The listener disappeared during read-only owner checks; no process was stopped or signaled. The terminal Playwright and Vite configs supportINFRATERMINAL_TERMINAL_TEST_PORT; the retry will use free port 18338 after the currently active browser gate clears.Browser evidence: port-specific fixture Playwright and the release build passed. The browser run then stopped in the unsupported multi-tab fallback because it waited for a Containers
<h1>.packages/web/src/routes/containers/+page.sveltehas no contenth1;usePageChromerenders the route title in.mode-header .mh-title. Updated the owned-route title helper and all three direct Containers title checks to use the shared shell title (Dashboard still checks its content heading).node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpass. The next run will use the correctly spelledINFRATERNAL_ARTIFACT_DIR, a fresh artifact folder, and free fixture port 18339.Browser progress: after the shared-shell-title correction, both
locks-onlyandneithermulti-tab fallback checks passed, including stale-access recovery. The next failure was incheckSidebarPersistence: the preceding settings screenshot loop leaves the page at 390×844, but this test performs desktop mouse sorting and hovered the hidden mobile sidebar (.app-sidebar-mobile[hidden]). Updated the helper to set a 1440×900 viewport and scope all of its sidebar locators to.sidebar-layout > .app-sidebar.node --checkandgit diff --checkpass. Waiting for the active browser gate before retrying.Browser progress: the shared-title and explicit-desktop-viewport fixes worked; the fallback multi-tab checks passed. The persistence test then failed because its expected Infrastructure order still included Stacks, Images and Volumes.
packages/web/src/lib/shell/navigation.svelte.tsconfirms the shipped default group contains only Hosts and Containers, matching the no-unbuilt-UI rule. Updated persistence, reset and mobile reorder assertions to use a sharedDEFAULT_INFRASTRUCTURE_ITEMSlist.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpass. Waiting for the next browser slot.Found the 422 source in the real browser run:
/api/v1/me/sidebarvalidates the complete stable-ID set (12 IDs), while the calternal port correctly renders only built routes and had serialized only those visible IDs. Added a regression test that first failed with six missing IDs and then passed after the fix. Sidebar persistence now carries unavailable server IDs through saves in their existing groups/slots; those IDs remain absent from rendered navigation.The route remained over budget at
8aadf9e: 121,728 gzip bytes versus the 117,760-byte target, only 68 bytes below the preceding run. A browser assertion failed against the old page becauseOpen logswas absent and the log panel was already rendered. Commitb09c644moves log streaming, controls and the virtualized output into an on-demand component; the browser check now measures before opening it, then verifies the opened viewer. Budget measurement and browser verification are pending.Browser run
18345confirmed the viewer is absent from the cold route and loads after “Open logs”. Cold detail JavaScript fell from 121,728 to 118,705 gzip bytes, but the required maximum is 117,760; the gate stopped 945 bytes over budget before route screenshots. Sidebar persistence passed in this run. I’m tracing the remaining detail-page imports before the next measurement.The 18346 browser measurement passes: cold container detail is 117,637 gzip bytes, under the 117,760-byte limit (5,243 bytes below the 122,880-byte route cap). The terminal transport is now loaded only for an opened log/terminal surface. “Jump to latest” passed. The run next reached two stale browser call sites that expected logs on a fresh detail navigation; commit
87cc070makes those flows explicitly open the viewer. Full browser verification is rerunning.Browser run
18347repeats the passing cold-detail measurement at 117,637 gzip bytes, then reaches the Terminals route.usePageChromedeclares aNew terminalprimary action, but the rendered shell exposes onlyRefresh sessionsandSplit active tab; when a persistent session exists the empty-state “Open a terminal” action is absent too. The browser check cannot create the next exec pane. The same catch emitted an OPEN_OK persistence finding based on the last observed frame, so I’m checking that path after restoring an actual create action rather than treating that diagnostic as confirmed evidence.Root cause of the Terminals dead end:
PageChrome.primarywas declared and the calternalPrimaryPillprimitive existed, butModeHeadernever rendered it. Commit6235981wires the shared pill beside page tools, documents its use, and asserts the accessible “New terminal” action while sessions already exist. The18347OPEN_OK finding was a false positive from an earlier unrelated frame; commit71f7ce3correlates the matching OPEN and OPEN_OK to a newly mounted pane before reporting a persistence issue.scripts/verify fastpassed all 16 checks after the primary-action fix; browser verification is rerunning.Run
18348showed that a staticPrimaryPillimport raised cold container-detail gzip to 117,988 bytes, 228 bytes over the 117,760-byte threshold. Commit50d822ekeeps the same shared primary pill but dynamically loads it only when a page declares a primary action. The Terminals action stays live while routes without one avoid its code. Fast verification passed all 16 checks; the browser gate will confirm both budget and action.The 18349 run measured 119,710 bytes after the conditional primary pill change. Chunk inspection found the 6.2 KiB
@infraternal/streammodule was still statically included solely for a terminal-onlyStreamOpenErrorinstanceofcheck. That was the remaining eager dependency; it is now dynamically imported with the terminal attachment. The conditionalPrimaryPillexperiment was reverted because its shell chunk was preloaded; the shared static component had cost only 351 bytes. Fast gate and a fresh browser measurement are pending.Run
18350passed the cold detail budget at 111,965 gzip bytes, 10,915 bytes under the 122,880-byte cap. Sidebar drag/reload/two-context persistence and both “Jump to latest” checks passed. The run reached AI-token dialog capture and found an ambiguous locator because the newly rendered shell primary and existing empty-state CTA share a label. Commitecc1e15scopes shell-primary interactions and separately verifies the contextual CTA. Browser verification is rerunning; the Terminals pane flow remains ahead.Browser evidence on
ecc1e15: the latest browser run measured container detail at 111,965 gzip bytes and confirmed a newly opened terminal pane received its correlated persistentOPEN_OK.session_id. It then stopped because the pagination harness found multiple same-label close buttons. I changed the harness to map the active workspace tab ID to its corresponding close action;node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpass. I will rerun the browser gate on a fresh fixture port.Browser run
18352passed the route budget checks (container detail 111,965 gzip; AI agent tokens 107,695; Terminals 108,509) and reached persistent-session pagination. The first close-locator fix selected the owning active tab, but the test incorrectly required the entire workspace to become empty; one remaining pane was present. The harness now maps the newly returned pane to its ownaria-controlstab and checks that this pane'ssession_iddisappears before asserting server-sidedetachedstate.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjsandgit diff --checkpass; the browser gate will verify the revised flow.Browser run
18353passed the targeted-pane close check, then the pagination setup found “Open in new tab” disabled. The harness had cleared local storage but navigated to the same Terminals route without explicitly reloading the current workspace component. It now reloads after clearing the workspace key and asserts zero mounted panes before creating pagination sessions. The browser run had already confirmed route gzip values of 111,965 B (container detail), 107,695 B (AI agent tokens), and 108,509 B (Terminals);Jump to latestpassed.Browser run
18354measured the same route budgets and passedJump to latest, but revealed that pagination runs after the AI agent tokens measurement: reloading the current page therefore stayed on AI agent tokens and failed the Terminals title assertion. The setup now navigates to Containers, then Terminals, after removing the saved workspace, so the terminal workspace mounts fresh; it asserts the pane list is empty before pagination.node --checkandgit diff --checkpass.Browser run
18355passed route capture and found the pagination “Open in new tab” control disabled. The workspace component persists its tab state from a reactive effect, so clearinglocalStoragebefore navigating away could be overwritten during unmount and restore the old full workspace. The harness now navigates away first, clears the key after the Terminals component is unmounted, then returns and asserts zero panes.Jump to latestand the measured route gzip values still passed (111,965 / 107,695 / 108,509 B for detail / tokens / Terminals).Browser run
18356again reached the pagination dialog with “Open in new tab” disabled despite navigating away before clearing storage. I added an explicit assertion that the fresh workspace has no tab close controls and a bounded diagnostic reporting only whether targets are loading/failed, whether the workspace is full, tab counts, and whether a target selection exists. This will distinguish stale workspace state from a target-load or selection issue on the next browser run. The run continued to pass route budgets andJump to latest.The diagnostic browser run
18357showed the disabled control was the workspace limit: target loading/error were both false and a target was selected, while the DOM and saved workspace each contained 8 tabs. This means pagination was accumulating tabs; same-label close buttons plus positional mapping were not a safe target after the segmented tab list changed shape. I addeddata-workspace-tab-close-idto each shared close control, have the test close the exact tab containing the created pane, and assert the workspace tab list returns to zero before creating the next session.Browser run
18358passed the earlier target diagnostics and selected the newly opened tab’s exact close control bydata-workspace-tab-close-id. The click returned, but that tab remained in the DOM for 10 seconds, so the assertion now exposes a real close-path issue or an immediate restore. I’m adding a post-click snapshot of the button/tab/pane counts, active tab ID and saved tab count before adjusting product behavior. Route budgets passed (container detail 111,964 B; AI agent tokens 107,694 B; Terminals 108,508 B) andJump to latestpassed.The
18359post-click snapshot showed the tab remained mounted, its terminal pane was gone, its selected state had cleared, and the saved workspace still held one tab. The listener attached directly to the original button did not observe a click, though the Playwright locator action returned; the control may have been replaced between observation and activation. I replaced that with a document-level capture listener and added a hit-target check (connected/disabled/center hit), so the next run can distinguish a missed pointer target from a workspace state problem.Browser run
18360confirmed the close pointer hit the intended enabled 30×30 control and bubbled a click; afterward the terminal pane disappeared, but the workspace still contained one inactive tab and did not persist the expected removal. To keep the real 51-session pagination flow deterministic while testing a documented workspace action, the harness now focuses the tab owning the pane and uses its supportedCtrl+Shift+Wshortcut, then asserts the pane and workspace controls are gone before checking server-side detachment. I removed the temporary close-control data attribute and pointer diagnostics. The close-control discrepancy remains under investigation separately; the rest of the UI has not been changed based on this harness observation.Browser run
18361again showed one tab after the shortcut removed the terminal pane. This indicates the pagination page was restoring an older tab from origin storage; its first empty-DOM checks can run before the lazy workspace import finishes. I now unmount the main page from Terminals before clearing the shared workspace key, assert the active pane-owned tab ID disappears afterCtrl+Shift+W, then restore the main page URL.node --checkandgit diff --checkpass. The prior run still measured container detail 111,965 B, AI agent tokens 107,695 B, Terminals 108,509 B, and passedJump to latest.Browser run
18362measured the expected cold route budgets and passedJump to latest; the pagination session became detached when its pane disappeared, but the owning tab ID still remained after the shortcut. To isolate the pagination coverage from workspace-tab close behavior, the loop now detaches each real terminal by navigating away from Terminals, clears its persisted workspace key after unmount, checks the server session isdetached, then returns to an empty Terminals page before creating the next session.node --checkandgit diff --checkpass.Browser run 18363 passed route budgets, the session fixtures, and the “Jump to latest” check. It then failed while the pagination loop opened many persistent sessions. Inspection found the harness paired OPEN requests and OPEN_OK frames by numeric channel alone, even across route navigation that creates new WebSocket connections; channel IDs can be reused, so this can select a stale OPEN_OK. I am correcting the harness to pair by WebSocket connection and channel before deciding whether the missing pane session ID is a product defect.
Browser run 18364 no longer had the channel-only correlation ambiguity, but still failed in
checkSessionPagination:openTerminalWorkspaceTabtimed out after 10 seconds waiting for the new pane'sdata-session-id(empty string). The release binary and browser suite started successfully; later browser checks did not run. I added a sanitized failure snapshot for the exact stream connection/channel, OPEN_OK metadata presence, and mounted pane status/error so the next run can identify whether OPEN_OK was rejected or the callback/state update was missed.The 18365 diagnostic confirmed the failure occurs after a new exec OPEN is sent and a pane mounts, but the prior recorder reported no qualifying OPEN_OK. That recorder only retained OPEN_OK frames with both session_id and output_offset, so the result could have been filtered metadata or an OPEN_ERR. Its status query was also using classes absent from the pane markup. I changed it to record all OPEN_OK metadata types and safe OPEN_ERR code/retryability, and read the pane's actual role=status/alert text. The gate also passed “Jump to latest” before failing the session-ID wait.
Browser run 18366 captured the exact failure: the exec OPEN returned retryable
resource_exhausted, and the pane showed “The session limit has been reached.” The harness was detaching each terminal between iterations but leaving its shell running; the real persistent exec manager allows 16 live sessions per user, so the 17th OPEN correctly failed. Its total retained-session cap is 64, which still permits the test’s 51-record pagination inventory if each shell is exited after OPEN_OK. I’ll update the harness to runexit, verify the session is listed as exited, then continue with the remaining real detached-session and pagination checks; production limits stay intact.Run 18367 got past the live-session quota: the newly opened terminal reached a shell prompt,
exitcompleted it, and the real session list returned stateexited. The next loop iteration failed becausepage.goto('/terminals', waitUntil: 'networkidle')timed out at 30 seconds after navigation from Containers. I’ll usedomcontentloadedfor these repeated SPA route transitions and keep explicit assertions for the owned route title, no mounted terminal panes, and no close controls before continuing.Run 18368 cleared the first session-quota issue and “Jump to latest”; it advanced to the shell cleanup step. After sending
exit, the pane status remained “Attached. Replaying available output.” for 10 seconds, so the quota could not be released. I’m changing the cleanup command to print a unique marker immediately before exiting, asserting the marker arrived, and recording the server’s session state if the close still does not arrive.Run 18369 passed the route budgets and “Jump to latest,” then successfully delivered
printf …; exitto the real shell. The terminal transcript wrapped the long unique marker across rows at the current pane width, so Playwright’s exact substring assertion failed before the exit-state check. I’ll shorten the marker below one row and rerun; this is a harness assertion issue, not an OPEN failure.Run 18370 passed route budgets and “Jump to latest,” completed the first pagination shell, then failed to deliver the short marker into the second shell: its transcript stayed at the prompt, with no echoed command. The pagination flow had inherited the 390px viewport from the preceding mobile matrix and did not assert keyboard focus before typing. I’ll reset that interaction to 1440×900, assert the terminal is focused, and capture a sanitized focus/transcript/session-state snapshot if input still does not arrive.
Run 18371 confirmed the shell input target was focused at 1440px/128 columns, yet the pane showed “You do not have access to this terminal target” and the real session summary was
detached; the marker never arrived. This rules out the mobile viewport and simple focus loss. I’m tracing the real container fixture lifecycle and matching stream OPEN/CLOSE error metadata before changing product code.Browser run 18372 passed the “Jump to latest” check and measured the AI agent tokens route at 107,695 gzip bytes. It then timed out after 30 seconds waiting for
networkidleon the initial/terminalsnavigation incheckSessionPagination, before any pagination terminal was opened. No new stream authorization evidence was produced. I’m changing that fixture navigation to DOM readiness plus explicit route/workspace assertions, then will rerun the browser gate.Browser run 18373 captured the exact stream outcome: a persistent exec OPEN_OK returned
session_id/replay metadata, then the same WebSocket/channel receivedCLOSE {error: forbidden, retryable: false}; the session became detached and only 4 output bytes arrived. There was no OPEN_ERR, and the focused 1440px terminal input remained at the prompt. The auth trace shows main page 1 and terminal page 11 repeatedly receiving stale-token 401s followed by successful refreshes.refresh_sessionrevokes the previous access-token row and increments its auth epoch, which explains the forced CLOSE. I’m adding regression coverage for requesting the current session from an active tab before a stale tab rotates the shared refresh cookie.The 18373
CLOSE forbiddentrace was caused by cross-tab refresh rotation. The browser app revokes the previous access token on every successful cookie refresh; an authenticated second page missed the BroadcastChannel announcement, then rotated again and revoked the terminal page's stream token.I added request/reply over the existing BroadcastChannel: a tab whose in-memory generation lags the shared nonsecret generation asks live peers for the current session and waits 250 ms before falling back to cookie refresh. Peers reply only when their session generation is at least the requested generation. Access tokens remain memory-only, recipients still adopt only during a pending refresh, and sign-out fencing is unchanged.
TDD evidence: the three new peer-response/adoption/fallback tests failed before the implementation; targeted
auth.test.tsnow passes 17/17.scripts/verify fastpassed all 16 steps:Browser run 18374 exercised the new session handoff and failed an outdated multi-tab fixture assertion: with the original authenticated page still active, both new pages adopted its in-memory token, so the refresh request count was 0 instead of the fixture's expected 1. That is the intended session-sharing behavior. I’ve isolated the existing lock-race test by navigating its original page to
about:blankfirst; it will continue to verify one refresh among two simultaneous fresh tabs. The real two-page terminal pagination case remains active for checking that sharing prevents stream-token revocation.Browser run 18375 stalled in the existing pending-refresh/sign-out check. That test waits for an intercepted
/auth/refreshrequest, but the active original tab now answers the new page’s session request, so no refresh request is sent. I stopped only the owned browser-check Bun process after confirming it was the sole verify gate; the outer verifier exited andps, Docker and Podman checks confirmed no owned process or fixture remained. I’ll make the pending page start with no stored session generation, preserving BroadcastChannel delivery for sign-out, and bound the wait for its intercepted refresh.Browser run 18376 on
calternal-portat5772ebdreached the release server and failed before the route matrix at the stream socket assertion. Safe evidence: container-detail cold JS gzip was 112,009 bytes; AI agent tokens route gzip was 107,735 bytes; Terminals route gzip was 108,549 bytes. The assertion observed 4 live stream WebSockets before opening the direct terminal and 5 afterward. I added sanitized per-socket route and OPEN-kind diagnostics toscripts/browser-check.mjs; next I’m rerunning the browser gate to determine whether these are retained workspace/log attachments or duplicate connections. No token or session identifiers are included.Browser run 18377 on
calternal-portat82798d0reproduced the stream-count failure with useful sanitized evidence: four earlier live WebSockets each carried onelogsOPEN from Container detail; opening the direct terminal added oneexecOPEN. The failure still precedes the route matrix. I added a document-generation label to distinguish stale references from simultaneous active-page sockets; the count assertion is unchanged pending that evidence.Correction to my prior run setup:
scripts/verifyreadsINFRATERNAL_ARTIFACT_DIR(without “mi”) and defaults to/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/fix-terminal. Run 18377 used the misspelled name; the eight terminal captures there are byte-identical to run 18376. The next run will use the correct override under/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/run-18378.Correction to my previous artifact note:
scripts/verify's/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/fix-terminalfallback is only used by terminal-specific checks. Sincebrowser-check.mjsreceived no correctly spelledINFRATERNAL_ARTIFACT_DIR, run 18377 used the browser script's own/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-abfallback and wrote eight terminal captures there. Their hashes differ from run 18376; I am leaving that directory untouched. The next browser run uses the correctly spelled override to write only under/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/run-18378.Browser run 18378 on
calternal-portata494404narrowed the 4→5 count: the four log WebSocket records belong to document generations 26, 29, 31 and 33; the direct exec socket belongs to current generation 35. The gate still stops before route captures. Playwright's per-socketclosecallbacks did not mark the old records closed, so I added Chromium Network WebSocket lifecycle instrumentation to confirm transport closure before changing the assertion or app behavior. Chromium documentsNetwork.webSocketClosedas its WebSocket-closure event: Chrome DevTools Protocol Network.Browser run 18379 reached the real inventory check but the unique Podman fixture was absent from the unfiltered API response (
total: 0, target absent); the gate removed its fixture during teardown. Run 18380 confirmed the fixture present (total: 173, target present; filtered inventorytotal: 1) and reached the terminal check. Chromium CDP showed four log WebSockets still network-active from Container-detail document generations 26, 29, 31 and 33 after opening the direct exec socket in generation 35. The terminal check fails with 4 active streams before and 5 after. This confirms a transport lifecycle defect, not just stale Playwright socket bookkeeping. Correct run artifacts are in/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/run-18380(56 screenshots; matrix capture did not run because the stream assertion failed).Orchestrator, 19:10 IST: approved the stream-lifecycle design. Views own their attachments; the transport closes after about 5 s idle at zero refcount; pagehide closes every transport and pageshow reattaches the mounted views; the server pings with a pong deadline. Also logs open with tail 1000, and polling is single-flight and visible-only. port-final has resumed.
Continuation resumed on
calternal-portatb3b125e7fb19f6d66ba82f1244c1c1120df77783; the worktree’s recorded base is4870b301b789840f6ae5d69d13756b9197f25d10. I’m proceeding with the approved transport lifecycle, issue #46 integration scope, Lane D removal, remaining UI defects, and required gates/plates. The latest browser evidence is that four log sockets from old document generations remained network-active after route navigation; the current diagnostic changes are committed throughb3b125e.Orchestrator: frontend audit findings to apply after port-final lands (job
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/audit-frontend/report.md):lib/datalayer.ImageReference.__ui-testsroute ships in the product.The audit found no shadcn, bits-ui, tailwind-variants, tw-animate or cn left at
b3b125e.Continuation implementation on
calternal-port:pagehideteardown, persistedpageshowreattach, and reset of the non-resumable log tail before reopening.{tail: 1000, follow: true}. The view reports retained lines/bytes and distinguishes rolled-off history from rejected records.193609f,3240f7e,9bff41b.scripts/verify mergeprocess, so I am waiting before starting integration/browser.Fast gate result for
calternal-portat1dc42f4:Orchestrator:
devis now4952934with tiered gates;scripts/verify mergeis the merge gate. port-final: mergeorigin/devand usefastplusmergefor your final gates.Integration gate result for
calternal-portat1dc42f4(CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=2):Browser finding on
calternal-portat1dc42f4: the first browser run reached the unsupported multi-tab auth checks, then timed out after 30 seconds atcheckSharedCookieTabsline 2082. The two tabs were continuing their container refresh and one-use-cookie recovery requests while the harness waited fornetworkidle; the Containers heading and later search/recovery assertions provide the behavior checks. I am changing only those two navigations to wait fordomcontentloaded, retaining the heading and recovered-request assertions.Browser harness fix committed as
e854b61: the unsupported multi-tab auth checks now wait for DOM content rather than network idle when navigating to Containers. The suite still asserts the Containers heading and recovered search response, so the active polling/re-auth traffic no longer blocks navigation readiness.Browser run 2 on
1dc42f4/ harness fixe854b61:PASS browser log control: Jump to latestoccurred twice.METRIC container-detail JS gzip before terminal: 112030 bytesMETRIC ai-agent-tokens route JS gzip: 107755 bytesMETRIC terminals route JS gzip: 108570 bytesclosewithin 5 seconds. This happened beforepage.goBack()and before the persisted lifecycle assertion, so this run does not establish whether BFCache restored the page.The browser harness now records the open-to-socket mapping, pagehide events, live network sockets, and Chromium not-restored reasons to identify whether the app close callback or the test correlation is wrong.
Browser run 3 confirms a stream lifecycle defect after the socket ID counter was scoped to
/api/v1/stream: the current log OPEN maps to tracked socket 5 (logOpens: 1), but after 5 seconds the current page reportspagehide.persisted=falseand five network stream sockets remain active (document generations 26, 29, 31, 33, and 37). The browser had reached the pagehide test and did not reach the back navigation. I added a diagnostic wrapper to record whetherWebSocket.close()is actually invoked during pagehide and its ready state.Stream lifecycle finding and fix on
calternal-port: run 4 recordedWebSocket.close(1000, "client closed")at readyState OPEN on pagehide, yet five old stream sockets remained network-active. Inrun_connection, a client Close previously entered channel/engine teardown before the split WebSocket transport was dropped. The close path now drops both transport halves and awaits the writer before channel teardown, preserving the contract that the server does not mirror client close codes. Added an integration regression and updated §3.10.Targeted test output:
Final fast gate on
calternal-portat96ef6f0:Integration gate on
96ef6f0reached and passed JavaScript dependencies, web build, release binary, real HTTP behavior, Docker and rootless Podman socket checks, engine adapters, bounded log snapshots, TypeScript stream client, stream authorization/CLOSE regressions, PTY termination, and resource HTTP API checks.It then failed at
compiled CLI and MCP against real server and engines. The ignoredcli_and_mcp_use_the_public_http_contracttest timed out in its PTY harness. The failing case was the SIGKILL/re-attach SSH replay path: captured output included the post-detach replay marker and thefinishinput, but the compiled CLI did not exit within the 15-second harness deadline. I am tracing the terminal close path and will rerun the focused real-sshd scenario after diagnosis.A focused run of the compiled
cli_mcpreal-sshd test, with container/API phases bypassed, failed earlier than the SIGKILL replay path:run_cli_with_input_timeoutdid not observe the CLI exit within five seconds after piped stdin EOF. The CLI had opened the SSH session, but stderr contained no remote-exit error. This suggests close delivery or the test deadline needs further isolation; I have not classified it as a product regression yet.The focused real-sshd rerun passed after the shared verify queue cleared:
cli_and_mcp_use_the_public_http_contractcompleted withINFRATER...SSH_ONLYenabled in 13.24 seconds (1 passed). Its earlier five-second piped-stdin timeout occurred while a release merge and another fast gate were active, so contention is a plausible cause, but the full integration rerun is still required to confirm.Correction to my previous #46 update: the focused real-sshd run used
INFRATER...? No: its exact selector wasINFRATERNAL_CLI_MCP_SSH_ONLY=1; I abbreviated it incorrectly in the prior comment. The 13.24-second passing result is unchanged.For clarity, the exact selector was
INFRATERNAL_CLI_MCP_SSH_ONLY=1. Ignore the placeholder phrase included in my immediately previous correction; the test result remains1 passedin 13.24 seconds.Orchestrator:
devis now6f6fd89and is deployed on o2. It adds the security hardening (#48: owner-safe pre-login quotas, private storage, a cross-process refresh lock, redacted rejection audit, enrollment idempotency, AI identity revoke denial; migrations 0017–0020) and a deploy-container fix for the js install lock. Your next migration number must be above 0020. Mergeorigin/devbefore your final gates.Continuation resumed on branch
calternal-portat96ef6f0. Fetchedorigin/devat6f6fd896; it advanced since the prior merge and will be merged after the currently active shared integration gate exits. At 18:46 local, another worktree'sscripts/verify integrationwas active; load5 was 3.60. I will rerun this branch's integration and browser gates serially, then complete the route plates and final visual review.Merged fetched
origin/dev6f6fd896intocalternal-portas456cee5. The browser-harness conflict retained the full route/screenshots and stream lifecycle acceptance (50 SPA transitions and 20 reloads), and adopted the latest validatedINFRATERNAL_RUN_IDwithinfraternal.test.runlabels for scoped fixture cleanup. The upstream.ui-table-headerselector does not exist in the port's current table; the retained browser check targets the rendered.resource-header.node --check scripts/browser-check.mjs,bash -n scripts/verify, andgit diff --cached --checkpassed before commit. A shared integration gate was active after the merge, so the post-merge fast gate is queued behind it.Starting recopy-plan #46. Worktree: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/wt-lp/recopy-plan (detached at
456cee5a84); target branch is calternal-port. I am inventorying the calternal 6440a5f..c4a61e8cf diff and mapping it onto the infraternal copies. Outputs will be limited to /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/recopy-plan/recopy.patch and recopy.md; no source files will be applied here.Evidence from calternal c4a61e8cf for the recopy choices:
docs/DESIGN.md§34 says the Inspector belongs in the Tab Bar morph and supersedes the earlier anchored popover; currentpackages/ui/src/components/Inspector.sveltestill rendersPopoverSurface. This leaves the Inspector presentation unresolved for the port.docs/DESIGN.md§32 S11 specifies a 640px compact palette below 960px andclamp(640px, 62vw, 1100px)for full results at 960px and wider.apps/web/src/lib/components/search-dialog.sveltetransitionswidthandmax-height; the infraternal motion budget permits transform/opacity only, so those layout transitions need adaptation.docs/DESIGN.md§34/§35 andpackages/ui/src/tokens.cssset shared glass tint to 78% light / 30% dark, 85% light chrome, 16px blur, and 1.8/1.5 saturation. Settings-row docs specify alignment but do not state a no-divider rule; currentSettingsRow.sveltedraws no row border.Continuation on GPT 6.1 Sol: branch
calternal-port, head456cee5a8421657a64e6f2d86eea671854141ef8, original base4870b301b789840f6ae5d69d13756b9197f25d10. Worktree is clean; reviewed progress and latest dev merge. Post-mergescripts/verify fastis running. Integration and browser remain serialized and require load5 < 8.Browser harness finding:
chromium.launch()uses Playwright defaults, including--disable-back-forward-cache, but the lifecycle acceptance requires real persisted pagehide/pageshow. Removed that single default argument for the app browser gate. Upstream evidence: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/blob/main/packages/playwright-core/src/server/chromium/chromiumSwitches.ts . No lifecycle assertion weakened.recopy-plan continuation: detached worktree at
456cee5a8421657a64e6f2d86eea671854141ef8; currentcalternal-portresolves to the same head. Preparing patch artifacts only for calternal6440a5f..c4a61e8cf; no source-tree edits, nested jobs, pushes, or source-clone modifications. Full copied-file inventory and source deltas are being recorded. Current source docs conflict with the requested narrow search and 1.035 tap, and specify an Inspector Tab Bar morph; those differences will be recorded for the owner.recopy-plan findings at calternal
c4a61e8cf:clamp(640px, 62vw, 1100px)on wide screens;search-dialog.sveltedescribes Raycast/Spotlight but retains that wide preview layout. The brief's narrow palette and blur-only-on-action-pills are target requirements, not current source-doc rules.Inspector.sveltestill usesPopoverSurface, an anchored popover and phone sheet. Infraternal does not ship an Inspector/bottom mode tray; candidate leaves detail routes intact pending an owner decision.SettingRow.sveltestill hasborder-bottom: 1px solid var(--hair); no no-divider requirement was found in current DESIGN/CLAUDE docs. Candidate follows the brief and removes dividers.Current target advanced from
456cee5tod486c60b413305e292d2c1fceaeb8cab9b07dee4; those changes are verify/browser evidence only. Disposable candidate now uses that head. Candidate svelte-check:svelte-check found 0 errors and 0 warnings; UI Vitest:Test Files 3 passed (3),Tests 9 passed (9). Fast gate is in progress. No real-browser visual claim is made by this read-only planning job.Clean post-merge fast gate on
calternal-portheadd486c60: exit 0, all 16 checks passed. The earlier attempt was discarded because I edited the verifier while it ran; no product source changed between the attempts. Heavy integration/browser remain queued until load5 < 8 and no shared heavy gate.Platform isolation for the persisted lifecycle acceptance: a two-page localhost document test with the default Chromium headless shell and BFCache disabling argument removed yielded
events: [false], with masked non-restoration reasons. The same test usingchannel: chromiumandgoBack({waitUntil: commit})yieldedevents: [false, true]andnotRestoredReasons: null. A load-wait on the real restore timed out (no new load event); the product harness already correctly waits for commit.Selected the full Chromium headless channel for the app browser gate, retaining the strict persisted lifecycle assertion. Official documentation distinguishes the separate headless shell from the full Chromium channel: https://playwright.dev/docs/browsers . Viewport captures now default to exactly the active viewport, including device and mobile route plates. Node syntax and git whitespace checks pass.
Lifecycle failure-injection finding: a synchronous request factory / stream.open failure removes the registration but did not invoke the idle retirement path. A failing-first Vitest regression observed zero socket close calls after the 5-second grace. The catch path now invokes closeWhenIdle after removing the owner.
Targeted verification: stream attachment lifecycle tests 3/3 pass (failed request retirement, quick-hop transport reuse then last detach, immediate pagehide/persisted pageshow reopen). Web Svelte check: 0 errors, 0 warnings. Git diff whitespace check passes. Full fast rerun next; integration/browser still queued on load5 > 8.
Fast gate on
calternal-porthead7e887e7: exit 0, all 16 stages passed, including the new attachment lifecycle failure-injection tests. Integration and browser remain pending: latest preflight load5 13.22; no heavy gate will start above the requested threshold.recopy-plan complete: patch/report artifacts only; no application, source edits, commits, pushes, merges or nested jobs.
456cee5a8421657a64e6f2d86eea671854141ef8(unchanged).calternal-portchecked base:7e887e7f5aaab43c930db7ca4cf4dd1d616c2c10. Later browser and stream-attachment changes from port-final were preserved; neither stream implementation nor its new tests occur in the patch.6440a5f8382794f423847c07b98adfa4852a398d..c4a61e8cf090170f35b1bed3350d9de20c83ecd5./mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/recopy-plan/recopy.patchandrecopy.md. Full copied-file inventory and source range diff:inventory.json,upstream.patchin the same directory. 69 copied/adapted mappings; candidate patch has 52 files and 223 hunks, each indexed in the report, including binary font updates.99dbb2a14dac7aad51b78a2e1182e5e24f38ac2454c26a9b854498516392474b.Candidate: current shared Light glass/36 palettes/type roles; current aligned menus, trailing checks and touch drill-in; compatible primitives/tooltips; centered narrow 640px navigation search with blur only on action pills; 1.035 tap returning to 1; no settings row dividers. Preserves target routes/feature scope, lazy shell imports, local palette-id preference, sidebar operations and stream lifecycle. Removes source dimension/paint animations and retains immediate keyboard/reduced-motion behavior. Browser appearance test selectors adapt to the family Menu without removing persistence assertions.
Owner choices are explicit in recopy.md: Inspector Tab Bar morph (current docs) versus anchored popover/sheet (current code); narrow 640px search (brief) versus source desktop 1100px preview search. Current docs/source also specify a 1.05 tap with settle and retain row dividers; the candidate intentionally follows this brief on those points. No placeholder Inspector, bottom tray, preview API, font catalog or calternal-only routes were introduced.
Final clean temporary-copy check (then deleted, patch never applied):
Both targeted Svelte checks:
Final targeted frontend suites:
Focused server-unit diagnostic:
Fast is not green; this artifact is not a merge signal. Initial fast passed Rust and web checks, then caught two UI-package DOM-iteration errors, fixed using Array.from. The second fast stopped at Rust workspace tests (exit 101); the first 240 test-output lines retained by verify do not include the exact failing test. That failure remains unresolved and is not attributed to load without evidence. Rust source is unchanged. Targeted frontend checks/suites passed separately after the fixes and current-target reconciliation. Final fast output verbatim:
Full logs are alongside the artifacts. Production browser screenshots, visual glass/contrast, Safari/iOS, bundle/performance and merge verification remain unverified; no browser/integration/bench gate was run. Implementation approval/application must be followed by the required verification loop. All owned disposable checkouts are deleted; the real worktree remains clean. Issue left open.
Orchestrator note on recopy.patch: it copies calternal's current Light glass at 78% opacity (from calternal #588). The owner rejected exactly that change in calternal ('why did you make it so opaque?'). Owner rule: Light glass stays clearly translucent, like Dark at about 30% tint; contrast comes from text roles, blur and saturation, never from raising opacity. Pick the most translucent alpha that passes the glass contrast audit. Whoever applies the patch must override the Light glass alpha accordingly; everything else copies as-is.
Restoration race fixed: a retired StreamClient retains its WebSocket onclose callback, so that callback can publish closed after persisted pageshow creates a live replacement. The failure-injection restoration test failed first (
expected live, received closed) when the old transport emitted its delayed close. State publication now checks that the emitting transport is the currently owned client.The same lifecycle tests pass 3/3 after the fix; Svelte check reports 0 errors and 0 warnings; whitespace check passes. Full fast is rerunning on the new head. Heavy integration/browser remain queued; load5 15.64 at 20:00 local.
Fast run after
c2710f8was interrupted during workspace Rust tests: verifier returned exit 143 (SIGTERM), and its log ends after Clippy PASS with no test assertion diagnostic. I did not signal this run. Its log is/tmp/port-final-sol-fast-retired.log; targeted lifecycle tests 3/3 and web Svelte check remain passing. A clean full fast rerun is required. Latest load5 14.35; integration/browser remain queued under the required host-load threshold.Orchestrator: at about 23:30 IST, job lp-flaky mistakenly sent SIGTERM to another job's
scripts/verify fast(PID 1341778). Any job whoseverify fastended with 'Terminated' or exit 143 around then must rerun it; it is not a real failure.Clean fast retry on
c2710f8returned 101 at cargo workspace tests. The verifier printed only its first 240 output lines, ending partway through the server unit tests; it omitted the actual failing test/assertion. This is an unclassified failure, not attributed to host load. Updated the existing verifier to retain the final 100 lines on long non-browser failures as well as the initial window; shell syntax and whitespace checks pass. Next rerun will capture the exact failure. Log/tmp/port-final-sol-fast-retired-retry.log.Failure tail captured the exact fast blocker:
database_wal_and_backup_are_private_and_reject_substitution, crates/server/tests/private_storage.rs:49, failed creating its own WAL-sidecar symlink with OS AlreadyExists. The fixture uses a unique TempDir, so this is not a cross-job path collision.Source trace: backup() opens a dedicated SQLite connection outside the pool and drops it after VACUUM INTO. SQLx 0.8.6 explicit close awaits worker shutdown; pool.close() cannot close that independent connection. Testing an explicit connection.close().await on both VACUUM success/failure before returning (preserving the original VACUUM error precedence). Existing permission/link rejection assertions are unchanged; this remains a hypothesis until the real SQLite regression and full gate rerun pass. Sources: https://docs.rs/sqlx/0.8.6/sqlx/trait.Connection.html#tymethod.close and https://github.com/transact-rs/sqlx/blob/v0.8.6/sqlx-sqlite/src/connection/mod.rs .
The dedicated-backup close hypothesis was disproved: the unchanged regression passed once, then immediately reproduced AlreadyExists in repetition. Discarded my uncommitted storage implementation/docs edits; production storage is unchanged.
Fixed the fixture setup instead: after closing its own storage, inspect the fixture WAL path. If present, assert it is a regular 0600 file and remove only that fixture-owned file before creating the substituted symlink. All existing permissions, destination overwrite/link refusal, sidecar-link rejection, database-link rejection and directory-alias rejection assertions remain. This test is about substitution refusal, not SQLite unlink timing. SQLite documentation describes WAL files as quasi-persistent: https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html .
Targeted real SQLite test passed, then the compiled test passed 20 consecutive runs with the fixture correction. No test assertion was removed. Next full fast run will verify the workspace.
Visual capture finding also corrected: C2 used Noir while references use Midnight and mobile captures used fine-pointer tokens. The capture helper now uses Midnight and pointer-aware touch emulation; desktop workspace interaction restores fine-pointer mode. Node syntax and whitespace checks pass. Preliminary plates (52, older captures; not final approval): /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/sol-preliminary-plates .
Continuation verification on
b126700: corrected private-storage WAL fixture passed 20 repetitions; full fast gate exit 0. Production credential storage is unchanged.Preliminary plate inspection identified native list markers in the lazy interactive sidebar because list resets belonged to the static component’s scoped CSS. Moving those resets into shared SidebarChrome and adding browser geometry coverage before final capture.
8f52c03fixes the native list bullets and indentation visible in preliminary desktop plates. Shared SidebarChrome now owns the list/section resets for both static and sortable navigation; no duplicate primitive added. Browser geometry assertions reject markers and nonzero list margin/padding, in addition to heading alignment, heading-local actions, no Infrastructure gap, and full-width selection. Svelte checking: 0 errors, 0 warnings. Fast rerun underway; serialized full browser gate queued with load5 < 8 and no competing heavy gate/release build.Full fast gate on
8f52c03: exit 0, all 16 stages pass. Browser gate queued pending load5 < 8 and no competing heavy gate/release build.Orchestrator, gate policy from 00:10 IST: with about 12 jobs running, waiting for 'no other scripts/verify run active' deadlocks. Jobs: run
scripts/verify fastplus your targeted tests, then finish and report 'merge gate pending'. Do not wait forscripts/verify merge. The orchestrator runs merge gates centrally, one at a time, on ready branches.f0448f6: reproduced a second persisted-document callback race failing-first. A delayed old-channel CLOSE deleted the new attachment channel after pageshow (expected restored channel, received undefined). Channel callbacks now check transport and channel ownership before publishing OPEN/DATA/error/close or removing registrations; old connect completion cannot mark a replacement connected. Focused lifecycle tests 3/3 pass; Svelte checking 0 errors and 0 warnings. Full fast rerun underway. Red/green logs: /tmp/port-final-sol-retired-channel-{red,green}.log.Full fast gate on
f0448f6: all16 stages PASS, exit0. This head includes restored transport/channel ownership guards, shared sidebar geometry, and touch-aware auth/C2 captures. Browser still serialized behind another release build.Full browser gate started on
f0448f6after waiting for the competing release build. Start load5 ~3.7; no competing integration/browser/merge gate. Command uses CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=2, run id port-final-sol-browser-1, artifact base /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/sol-20261002. Dependencies and production web build passed; release binary compilation underway. Full log /tmp/port-final-sol-browser-1.log.Browser attempt1 on
f0448f6failed due to my auth capture ordering: helper persisted appearance on the initial about:blank document, producing a localStorage SecurityError.c81f406establishes the real app origin before invoking the touch/theme helper. Node syntax and whitespace checks pass; no product source change. Full rerun queued behind the now-active competing merge gate.Verbatim attempt1 output (exit1):
3f21598adds explicit cold/static sidebar coverage before DnD lazy loading: move the pointer outside navigation before cold load, assert zero drag handles, then check heading alignment, list reset, heading-local actions, Infrastructure gap, and full-row selection. The existing interactive checks retain the same shared assertions. Node syntax and whitespace pass. Browser2 is queued behind an active competing merge gate and current load5 > 12. Product sources remain those that passed full fast onf0448f6.ae07848fixes remaining early log/terminal capture mismatch: log captures previously changed media preference without named palette; terminal dark used Noir rather than pinned Midnight. Both now use existing shared theme/touch helper (without modifying stored appearance), restore Paper/fine-pointer desktop afterward. Node syntax and whitespace pass. Browser2 remains queued: last load5 9.48 and two other active merge verifiers PID1666660/PID1765042; this job has no active heavy gate. No other processes signalled or modified.Read the new central merge policy. This job will report merge gate pending for the orchestrator rather than running a local merge gate. The port-final brief explicitly requests full integration/browser and final visual plates; these remain pending. Browser2 is queued under this job’s no-heavy-overlap/load5<8 constraint. Current head
ae07848, product fast and targeted tests green as recorded above.Browser2 started on
ae07848after the heavy gate/release queue cleared, start load5~4.1. Dependencies and production web build PASS; release compilation underway. This attempt includes all capture corrections (real-origin auth storage, Paper/Midnight palettes, pointer/touch geometry) and true cold/static sidebar assertions. Run id port-final-sol-browser-2; log /tmp/port-final-sol-browser-2.log; artifacts /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/sol-20261002/verify/port-final-sol-browser-2. Merge is orchestrator-owned under new policy.Browser2 on
ae07848exit1. Release preparation and terminal fixture PASS; supported simultaneous tabs and pending-refresh sign-out PASS. Fallback second tab loses shell after two uncoordinated tabs rotate shared cookie concurrently (trace shows overlapping page5/page6 refresh requests and revoked-access401s). Docs/contracts.md §2.1 explicitly declares multi-tab unsupported when either coordination API is absent, and retains strict consumed-cookie family revocation.d9f7c6bisolates each fallback case to one live document plus a real server refresh by another consumer; checks actual stale GET401 and200 retry of the SAME URL plus one notice. Supported two-tab and sign-out fence assertions retained. Product auth code/contract unchanged. Node syntax+whitespace pass; Browser3 queued for load5<8/noheavy/nootherrelease. Installed fullChromium probe: both documents remain visible after bringToFront; minimizing also leaves both visible. Primary API reference: https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-page#page-bring-to-front. Platform observations are not product-gate passes.Verbatim Browser2 output:
Visual review of all eight fresh auth plates from Browser2 found the fixed mesh painting over auth heading, brand and fields, while positioned primitives remained visible. Real release-server probe confirmed the unpositioned wrapper (position:static), background z-index:0, and restored content with a positioning context. Diagnostic screenshots: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/auth-stack-before.png and auth-stack-diagnostic.png.
4dca242positions the shared AppShell .app-frame so auth, loading and notices paint above the mesh in DOM order. Added browser regression assertion and updated stacking comment. Node syntax and git diff --check pass; scripts/verify fast running. Stopped only my waiting Browser3 shell before any gate started; will requeue after fast. These eight partial plates are rejected as final evidence and will be recaptured. No other job processes changed.4dca242full fast PASS exit0, all16 stages.02d53b5also applies docs/UI.md required Fraunces page-title typography to auth and makes signed-out auth share the available height with the fallback notice. Capture assertions cover positioned frame and Fraunces. Node syntax and diff whitespace pass. Final fast then Browser3 queued serially under load/gate rules.Verbatim fast output:
HEAD
02d53b5: scripts/verify fast PASS, all16 stages. Branch clean and committed. Browser3 remains queued in the same serial process (execsession49012) until load5<8 and no other heavy gate/release build. Full integration, browser lifecycle acceptance and final visual plates remain pending; merge gate is centrally orchestrated per latest owner policy.Verbatim output:
After finalfast02d53b5 all16PASS, its waiting serialqueue exec49012 exited143 before Browser3 started (no /tmp/port-final-sol-browser-3.log). Cause not established; I did not signal that process. Confirmed no Browser3 process remained, then requeued with the original load5<8/noheavy/nootherrelease checks, polling120s. Commits/fast output intact. Please keep this job’s explicitly authorized integration/browser/visual work running unless the owner changes scope.
Further auth material review: the old opaque auth/loading page background would hide the shared theme mesh once the stacking fix restored the page.
1c112c5removes that backdrop; the shared mesh remains the page material and the existing calternal Card remains the form surface. Added capture assertion for transparent page background. Node syntax/diff whitespace PASS. Fullfastmesh then Browser3 queued serially (exec39009), /tmp/port-final-sol-fast-auth-mesh.log -> /tmp/port-final-sol-browser-3.log. Only my own waiting queue was stopped before its Browser3 start.1c112c5fast attempt failed the existing process-wide allocation test:141 allocations vs <100. Source explicitly accounts for other tests running in parallel; SAME workspace test binary run with --exact isolates this test and PASSes exit0. A separate cargo targeted invocation also PASSes. Production framing and allocation assertion unchanged. Fullfast rerun then Browser3 queued serially (exec58944); currentload1>10 preventsstart.Verbatim failed gate:
Verbatim SAME workspace binary isolated test:
port-final continuation (Claude Opus 5.5), branch
calternal-port, headfb28161. Not pushed; merge gate is still pending (orchestrator).Integration. Merged
origin/dev6131a8b(provider runtime, #49) into346486c. Conflicts: DECISIONS.md keeps dev's §24/§25 and renumbers the design-system amendment and working-features rule to §26/§27.private_storage.rstakes dev's version. Generated files: the OpenAPI/TS drift check passes.Lane D.
git grep -i 'shadcn|bits-ui|tailwind-variants|tw-animate|tailwind-merge|\bcn('now matches only historical text in DECISIONS.md, docs/research/calternal-port.md and docs/research/front-end.md.bun.lockhas no matches.Gates
After that run, only the Playwright step was rerun, against my own release builds of each head. It was serialized behind merge, browser and integration runs. Artifacts:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/sub-portfinal-b2. Each run found the next real defect:a28a633: harness sends a ULID key; the single-tab fallback (locks-only and neither) now PASSes.7f1ca0e: "Jump to latest" flake, root-caused. TanStack Virtual's re-measure scroll events turned follow mode back off. Now only user intent pauses following. PASS.0913a23+e0bdbaf: a back/forward-cached document never reports its WebSocket close to Playwright or CDP. The pagehide, 50-transition, 20-reload and one-terminal checks now count live stream connections on the server, from a new "stream connection closed" log line. This proved that pagehide really closes the socket.428bad9: product bug. The page was never restored from the BFCache;notRestoredReasonswasbroadcastchannel-message, because the session BroadcastChannel stayed open while the page was cached. The channel now closes on pagehide; on a persisted pageshow it rejoins and revalidates the credential. Result: ACCEPT stream lifecycle: BFCache restored the mounted log view; SPA transitions=50, reloads=20, log opens=23, active client sockets=0, old-document sockets=0, post-close log DATA delta=0.2ea69e3/134707b: harness fixes. Text under the collapsed calternal header band is frosted by design, so it no longer counts as overlap. Logs open on demand, so the check opens the log viewer before expecting a stream after re-sign-in.b63499d: product bug. A reloaded terminal pane resumed from the old document's consumed cursor, so its fresh emulator showed only output after that cursor. A pane now omitsresume_fromuntil its own emulator has rendered output, so the retained buffer is replayed (contracts §3.11). Transport recovery and BFCache still resume from the cursor. The workspace reload check now PASSes.ca92c95: long workspace tab names overflowed a 390px screen (745px wide). They are now capped and truncated.fb28161: product bug. The active pane re-focused the terminal on every DATA frame, stealing keyboard focus.checkTerminalWorkspace. Focus is on the button before Enter, then lands in the split pane's terminal host after the capture's theme and viewport change. The likely source is a ghostty-web refocus on re-theme or resize. Not fixed. The steps after it in the browser check have not run yet.Visual fixes against calternal-ref:
FloatingSidebar(icons, measured capsule), shared by Profile and Appearance (046a3ee,e6e0c0d).46f78a4).--danger-softis now defined (769a304).0113468):--type-label/caption/eyebrow/...,--ui-heading-*,--pill-*,--feed-toolbar-*,--scrim-tint-palette, and the two-band--focus-ring-outer/inner. Before this, every Pill label fell back to body size, and 31outline: var(--focus-ring)rules were invalid. The ring is now calternal's outline ring.Plates (calternal on the left):
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/port-final/sub-portfinal-b2-plates/index.html(52 plates).Remaining
/terminalsnetworkidle timed out once at428bad9run 1 and did not reproduce in the next run.Starting defensive read-only review-port-auth at detached HEAD
38ddd3da75on calternal-port history. Scope:6fd2932and428bad9, restored-page credentials, multi-tab rotation/sign-out, stream tickets and API client. No source edits, commits or Rust builds. Findings: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-auth/findings.md.review-port-auth
HEAD:
38ddd3da75(detached; calternal-port history). Read-only review of6fd2932and428bad9plus surrounding auth/API/stream code. No source edits or commits.Verdict: do not merge.
packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:104(also :302, :317): a cached tab misses sign-out and adopts a later sign-in from another tab, violating the local-passkey-only re-entry contract; persist a nonsecret monotonic sign-out epoch, check it before restore/peer adoption/refresh, and bind session messages and refresh work to that epoch.packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:200(also :209, :146): sign-out during the 250 ms peer wait wakes the waiter but falls through to a new refresh using the post-sign-out epoch, allowing a successful response to restore the session; recheck the original epoch after every await and pass that epoch into performRefresh instead of recapturing it.packages/web/src/lib/api.ts:27(also auth.svelte.ts:104 and stream-attachment.svelte.ts:86): ordinary API calls bypass the restored-page barrier and can send the old access credential during peer handoff; gate authenticated API dispatch on restore reconciliation and acquire the current credential afterward, keeping reconciliation's own requests exempt to avoid recursion.Evidence so far
External local failure injection compiles the unchanged auth and API source using the installed Svelte compiler, then drives pagehide/pageshow, peer replies and fetch results. No real credentials or server requests.
nice -n 15 bun /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-auth/check.mjsconfirms both P1 defects and the P2 gap; it also confirms normal rotation handoff avoids old-token requests and completed server sign-out eventually clears the restored tab. This is diagnostic evidence, not a production-browser or merge gate. Additional scenario checks pending.The missed-signout regression is enabled by closing the channel in
428bad9; 6fd2932's peer-first restore adopts the later sign-in directly. The peer-wait cancellation defect already exists in surrounding refresh code and is exercised by 6fd2932's restore path. Neither finding claims that the server accepts a revoked credential.Finished read-only review at unchanged HEAD
38ddd3da75. Verdict: do not merge. No commits or source changes.review-port-auth
HEAD:
38ddd3da75(detached; calternal-port history). Read-only review of6fd2932and428bad9plus surrounding auth/API/stream code. No source edits or commits.Verdict: do not merge.
packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:104(also :302, :317): a cached tab misses sign-out and adopts a later sign-in from another tab, violating the local-passkey-only re-entry contract; persist a nonsecret monotonic sign-out epoch, check it before restore/peer adoption/refresh, and bind session messages and refresh work to that epoch.packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:200(also :209, :146): sign-out during the 250 ms peer wait wakes the waiter but falls through to a new refresh using the post-sign-out epoch, allowing a successful response to restore the session; recheck the original epoch after every await and pass that epoch into performRefresh instead of recapturing it.packages/web/src/lib/api.ts:27(also auth.svelte.ts:104 and stream-attachment.svelte.ts:86): ordinary API calls bypass the restored-page barrier and can send the old access credential during peer handoff; gate authenticated API dispatch on restore reconciliation and acquire the current credential afterward, keeping reconciliation's own requests exempt to avoid recursion.Concrete scenarios and impact
6fd2932addresses.Credential handling
The reviewed auth store holds the access token in memory and stores only infraternal-session-generation in localStorage. BroadcastChannel session payloads deliberately contain an access token plus generation; no refresh token is sent. The shared storage key/origin channel is the expected trust boundary under §1.1. No new credential logging or access/refresh-token URLs were found in auth.svelte.ts, api.ts, the stream client, or the generated API client. Stream tickets are requested with a bearer header; only the separate short-lived stream ticket is placed in the WebSocket URL (packages/stream/src/index.ts:641–651), as §3.1 requires. packages/api-client/src/client.ts contains a generated openapi-fetch client without session coordination; the reviewed web runtime uses its own api.ts request wrapper and imports DTOs from api-client.
Closing and recreating a channel does not replay missed messages. The HTML Standard restricts eligible recipients and drops delivery to closed destinations; the application must reconcile missed sign-out separately from rotation. HTML Standard §9.5. The default exclusive Web Lock is held until its callback's promise settles. Web Locks request.
Verification and coverage limits
The existing auth.test.ts stubs window without addEventListener, so it never installs or exercises the new lifecycle handlers. The stream test change supplies an immediately resolved barrier and does not prove tickets wait for a delayed reconciliation. scripts/browser-check.mjs:2055 tests simultaneous first load, and :2081 tests sign-out after refresh dispatch using a held response; neither covers a missed sign-out followed by login or sign-out during the peer wait. Add regression coverage for both P1s and a delayed restore/API/stream barrier in the owning implementation job.
For this read-only review, compile.mjs strips TypeScript with Bun and compiles the unchanged auth source with the already-installed Svelte 5.57.1 compiler (matching the reviewed dependency version). It writes generated review modules externally; check.mjs injects lifecycle events, peer messages and HTTP failure/success responses, including a serial-lock model for two documents. These are local diagnostics, not production-browser evidence or merge approval. No scripts/verify gate, Rust build, full Vitest suite, or production-browser smoke was run. The instructed read-only scope and no-Rust-build limit were preserved. No commits or pushes.
The repository had no code-review-graph database. It was built into the external job directory (346 files, 5019 nodes, 67982 edges); auth function/edge queries supplied dependency evidence without writing source files. Source reads used the explicit diff paths and fallback rg while that index was unavailable.
Command:
nice -n 15 bun /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-auth/check.mjsArtifacts: findings.md, compile.mjs, check.mjs, checks.log and graph-auth-edges.txt in /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-auth. All values used by the fixture are synthetic and are not printed.
Started defensive re-review at detached HEAD
02de1a9213(calternal-port), reviewing fix diff from38ddd3da75. Scope: auth/session epoch and authenticated dispatch gate; read-mostly, no commits, bun/Vitest diagnostics only at nice 15. Findings will be written to /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/rereview-port-auth/findings.md.rereview-port-auth
HEAD:
02de1a92137bce09dadc95ee6544c207e40d31ed(detached, calternal-port). Reviewedgit diff 38ddd3d 02de1a9, the previous findings, and surrounding auth/API/sidebar sign-out code against the operating contract and docs/contracts.md §1.1. No source changes, commits or pushes.Verdict: do not merge.
packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:384(alsopackages/web/src/lib/api.ts:46): sign-out during restore clears the session before its revocation POST passes the new gate, so the gate returns null and rejects locally with 401; no server revocation is sent.packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:47(also :46, :56, :61): unavailable or invalidated epoch storage is treated as an unchanged boundary, allowing a frozen document to refresh into a later shared-cookie session without its own passkey ceremony.packages/web/src/lib/api.ts:46(alsopackages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:155, :163, :260): gate waits have no deadline or AbortSignal handling and do not settle on session clear; stalled reconciliation can hold every gated call indefinitely, including an aborted request.Prior findings
The original prior-review fixture was rerun against source extracted from
38ddd3dinto the external job directory: all three prior defects were reproduced, and its five other boundary checks passed. Source at02de1a9was compiled unchanged with Bun's TypeScript transpiler and the installed Svelte compiler for the new diagnostic fixture.Evidence for remaining findings
Revocation skipped during restore. Start with an authenticated document, hide/restore it, and hold its
/accountreconciliation response. Invoke local sign-out with no preference writes pending. Local state clears, but/auth/signoutenters the authenticated dispatch gate and waits. Release the successful account response: reconciliation settles, the gate sees signedOut and returns null, and sign-out rejects locally with ApiRequestError status 401. The fixture observes zero sign-out POSTs both before and after release. The server never receives this revocation request; local clearing alone does not revoke its session family. Reconciliation traffic should remain gated, but explicit revocation must reach the server with a usable credential through a separately defined path. Add coverage with and without pending sidebar writes.Storage failures fail open. With storage reads/writes throwing, local passkey sign-in and normal local sign-out work; the exceptions are caught. However, a cached document that missed another tab's sign-out sees its own knownSignOutEpoch from the catch branch, so signOutMissed is false. Inject rejection of the old account credential and successful refresh/account responses representing a later passkey login in another tab: the frozen document becomes signed in under the new credential. No local ceremony occurs. Swallowing the epoch write failure similarly leaves no persistent evidence for the cached document. sharedRefresh/singleTabNotice checks only Locks and BroadcastChannel, not functioning persistent epoch storage.
The fixture also confirms that removing the epoch, lowering it to the old boundary, or making it invalid permits later-cookie adoption. Missing/invalid values become zero; the comparison rejects only a higher value. An intact higher epoch prevents this. A high forged epoch can force local clearing; an epoch alone cannot manufacture a server credential. Same-origin code that can forge storage/messages already lies inside this client's trust boundary, so this is a continuity failure, not evidence of third-party token forgery or bypass of server authorization. Treat uncertain storage continuity as requiring local re-entry, or provide a separate reliable boundary mechanism; never silently claim the persistent guarantee when storage is unavailable.
The HTML Standard permits the localStorage getter to throw SecurityError and setItem to fail, including for disabled storage or quota exhaustion. This review injects those failures; it does not claim that every private-browsing implementation disables storage. HTML Standard, Web storage, Storage interface.
Unbounded gate lifetime. Hold reconciliation's account fetch; issue an authenticated inventory call with an AbortSignal, abort it, and clear auth state. The call stays pending until the held account response is released, then rejects. The application supplies neither a bounded account/refresh deadline nor cancellation for the queued refresh lock. The 250 ms peer timeout does not bound lock acquisition or network I/O. A never-settling dependency leaves restoring set and all such calls held; sidebar flushes can also wait there before local sign-out clearing. The direct account bypass avoids the normal nested gate cycle, but does not solve dependency lifetime. Web Locks explicitly supports cancellation of a queued request through an optional signal; this call supplies none. Web Locks request options.
Credential handling
The epoch and session generation stored in localStorage are nonsecret numeric counters. session_request messages carry generation and signOutEpoch; signout messages contain only their type. session messages do contain the access credential, as they already did before these fixes, plus the generation and new nonsecret epoch. No refresh credential is distributed in these messages or persisted by this auth code. No new credential logging was found. The epoch is a coordination boundary, not an authentication credential.
Verification
All Bun/Vitest execution used
nice -n 15. Installed this worktree's dependencies withbun install --frozen-lockfile; the first Vitest attempt lacked dependencies and exited 127, then the actual targeted run below passed. No lockfile or tracked source changes resulted.Command:
nice -n 15 bun run --cwd packages/web test src/lib/auth.test.ts src/lib/auth.svelte.test.ts src/lib/api.test.tsExit status: 0. Full output:
vitest.login this job directory.Command:
nice -n 15 bun /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/rereview-port-auth/check.mjsExit status: 0. Fixtures are controlled local diagnostics, not production-browser evidence. No real WebAuthn, cookies, bfcache eligibility, browser matrix, scripts/verify gate, Rust build or performance measurement was run under this bun/Vitest-only job scope. Passing targeted tests does not establish merge-gate approval.
The code-review graph was absent and was built externally (346 files, 5031 nodes, 68206 edges). Auth function/call-edge evidence is in
graph-auth.txt; source searches were used where the graph was unavailable or insufficient. Other artifacts:compile.mjs,check.mjs,checks.log,vitest.log,old-checks.log, and extracted old source/compiled fixture undersource-old/andold/. Final git diff and status are clean; HEAD remains unchanged.Starting defensive re-review round 3 for issue #46. Worktree rereview2-port-auth; detached calternal-port HEAD/base
62bad5c7ac. Review diff 02de1a9..62bad5c and round-1/round-2 diagnostics. No commits or pushes; Bun/Vitest only with nice -n 15. Findings will be recorded in the external job directory.Round-3 defensive review findings at
62bad5c(no source changes):rereview2-port-auth — defensive re-review round 3
HEAD:
62bad5c7acac6633305bb83598a62bb3473cd183(detached, calternal-port). Reviewed02de1a9..62bad5c, the round-1 and round-2 findings and diagnostics, and surrounding server authentication, shell sign-out, sidebar persistence, polling and stream recovery. No tracked source changes, commits or pushes.Verdict: do not merge.
packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:109(also :95, :121): failed epoch writes leave a readable unchanged boundary, so a frozen document can resume a later shared-cookie session without a local passkey ceremony; the round-2 continuity finding is only partially closed.packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:452(also :453, :464): sign-out after reconciliation timeout sends the held, potentially rotated/revoked credential and cannot revoke its successor; local sign-out also waits the full 10 seconds.packages/web/src/lib/visible-poller.ts:55(also :38, :59;packages/web/src/lib/api.ts:46): interval ticks suppress the restore-timeout error and immediately queue another 10-second wait, so inventory can remain stale/loading without reaching its delayed/error UI.Round-2 closure
session_restoring. The stream barrier also settles at that bound. These deadlines do not cancel the underlying network reconciliation or queued lock acquisition; the polling follow-up below describes the remaining UI interaction.Evidence for P1: unchanged boundary after failed write
recordSignOut()ignores the boolean returned bywriteSignOutEpoch(). It invalidates only the signing-out document's known boundary. IfgetItem()still returns the old canonical integer whilesetItem()fails, a frozen document that closed its channel sees precisely its accepted value at :95. A subsequent local passkey ceremony in the other document also accepts that old readable value at :121 without verifying a new write, so the sessions still appear eligible for peer exchange and shared-cookie recovery.The external Bun diagnostic uses two auth-store instances and shared synthetic storage. One document is frozen; the other signs out with an injected epoch-write
QuotaExceededErrorwhile reads remain available, then completes a synthetic local ceremony. The persisted boundary stays unchanged and the cached document resumes. The no-resurrection requirement is therefore not established by readback equality alone. Cover write-only failures and ensure a later sign-in cannot reuse a boundary whose sign-out publication failed.This is a client continuity failure, not server authorization bypass or a claim of credential forgery. A failed storage write is a supported failure mode: the HTML Standard specifies that
setItem()can throw when a value cannot be stored; it does not requiregetItem()to fail with it. HTML Standard, Storage interface.A related limitation is reinitializing a missing key to the reusable value zero (:88 and :119). Equality cannot detect a missed increase if another document later recreates the entry with an old document's original boundary. The removed/lowered tests exercise a value differing from the document's boundary; they do not prove continuity after another document recreates it. This is additional static reasoning under the same P1, not separately verified browser evidence.
Evidence for P1: sign-out timeout and delayed local clear
The timeout in :452 merely ends the wait. It does not distinguish successful reconciliation from a deadline; :453 takes whichever access token is still held. When another tab has completed rotation, that old token is already revoked by contract.
crates/server/src/auth.rs:1153authenticates the sign-out bearer before revocation, andcrates/server/src/storage/mod.rs:1272refuses inactive access credentials. Consequently this POST cannot revoke the current session or reach the successful response that expires the refresh cookie. Afterclear(), unauthorized recovery cannot obtain a successor becauserefreshSession()refuses a signed-out document.The local diagnostic holds restore refresh beyond the real 10-second deadline and injects the expected old-token 401 at sign-out. The document remains
signedIn=trueduring the wait, dispatches sign-out with the held token at the deadline, clears locally, and rejects with 401. A late refresh response cannot restore it, but no revocation with the successor occurs. The server's actual refusal follows from source and the contract; this job did not run a live server. This is failure to revoke, not evidence that the server accepts a revoked credential.The shell calls
void authStore.signOut()without a rejection handler (packages/web/src/lib/shell/AuthenticatedShellBody.svelte:183, :201), so that rejection is also unsurfaced.busy=truedoes not clear the shell or its session consumers. Local clearing and the server revocation lifecycle need independent handling so a stalled restore does not leave the person visibly signed in and lose the usable revocation credential. Pending sidebar network writes can extend the delay further because :441 has no whole-operation deadline.Restore-timeout UI follow-up
The API wrapper does not automatically retry 503, so there is no immediate request-wrapper retry loop. The gate remains open while the actual reconciliation is pending, however. Dashboard polling runs every 2 seconds. Each tick increments the poller's generation before noticing its request is already in flight (:38–42). At the 10-second gate rejection, the saved request generation is stale, so :55 skips
onError; :59 starts the queued follow-up, which enters the same gate again. Continued ticks repeat this behavior.A separate Bun diagnostic using unchanged compiled
api.tsandvisible-poller.tsobserves two polling requests and zeroonErrorcalls after 12.1 seconds with a held gate and the actual 2-second interval. No fetch is dispatched. Dashboard's delayed announcement/error state is set only inonError(packages/web/src/routes/+page.svelte:54); initial/manual loading or a prior Live inventory indicator can therefore persist. This is source plus local timer evidence, not production-browser rendering evidence. When reconciliation eventually completes, ordinary retry can recover; indefinitely pending reconciliation requires sign-out/re-entry or reload.Round-1 regression checks and credentials
The local fixture confirms that an intact advanced epoch ends a cached session before any HTTP dispatch; sign-out during peer wait cancels refresh without falling through; inventory dispatch waits for peer reconciliation and takes the successor; expired-account recovery does not recurse through the gate; server-rejection injection clears auth; and two restored documents using a serial lock and delayed peer messages produce one rotation and share the successor.
No new credential persistence or logging was found. localStorage contains only the numeric generation and sign-out epoch. BroadcastChannel session messages deliberately contain the access credential in addition to those counters, as before these fixes and as specified in contracts §1.1. Session requests carry counters; sign-out messages carry only their type. No refresh credential is stored or broadcast by this auth code. The document-local boundary does not serialize the string
local, publish an access credential, or answer peer session requests (exchangeEpoch()is null); its fresh shared HttpOnly cookie still affects later refreshes, which is why the failed-write P1 matters. Stream URLs use the separate stream ticket, not an access or refresh credential.Verification
All Bun/Vitest execution used
nice -n 15. The first Vitest attempt exited 127 because dependencies were absent.bun install --frozen-lockfilesucceeded with no tracked changes, then the full web suite passed.Command:
nice -n 15 bun run --cwd packages/web testExit status: 0. Full output:
vitest.log.Command:
nice -n 15 bun /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/rereview2-port-auth/check.mjsExit status: 0. Source was compiled unchanged into external artifacts with Bun and the installed Svelte compiler. Prior diagnostics were adapted to assert fixed behavior and supply the accepted persisted epoch. All fixture credentials and ceremonies were synthetic; no real credentials were used or printed.
Command:
nice -n 15 bun /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/rereview2-port-auth/poller-check.mjsExit status: 0. These are diagnostic checks, not a scripts/verify gate. No Rust build, live-server test, production-browser smoke, actual WebAuthn/bfcache test, browser matrix or performance measurement was run under this Bun/Vitest-only scope. Required merge-gate approval remains with the verification job.
Graph orientation used the prior round's external graph (auth, server sign-out, sidebar flush, polling and stream recovery nodes;
graph-orientation.txt). A rebuild into this job's external graph directory was started because auth was stale, but stopped incomplete after slow filesystem traversal on the loaded VM; current auth evidence comes from the exact diff and source reads. No repo index/source was modified. Artifacts are contained in this job directory. Final git status is clean and HEAD is unchanged.Started defensive read-mostly review at detached calternal-port HEAD
76db215554. Bases:1f08f14and38ddd3d. Scope: bfcache reload ordering, prior three review scenarios, live-tab coordination, web Vitest and external failure-injection artifacts. No commits or pushes.Defensive review findings at
76db215554:do not merge.
packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:96(alsopackages/web/src/lib/visible-poller.ts:81,packages/web/src/lib/api.ts:27): restored visibility dispatches authenticated inventory before persisted pageshow; requesting reload also leaves the old document executable until replacement, so the promised zero-request boundary is absent.packages/web/src/lib/stream-attachment.svelte.ts:183(also :175, :207): recovery already awaiting auth refresh at pagehide does not recheck suspension after the await and creates a fresh ticket/WebSocket from the suspended document.packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:197(also :188, :135): live-tab sign-out during the peer wait falls through to performRefresh, which captures the new epoch and accepts the response, violating local-passkey-only re-entry.Evidence: actual Chromium persisted restore dispatches unchanged inventory polling before pageshow; held stream recovery reconnects after pagehide; live peer-wait sign-out falls through to refresh. Full report: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-reload/findings.md. No tracked edits or commits.
Finished defensive review. HEAD remains
76db215554(detached calternal-port), compared with1f08f14and38ddd3d. No tracked changes, commits or pushes. Verdict: do not merge; three Major/P1 findings recorded in findings.md and preceding issue comment.Verification is diagnostic, not a scripts/verify merge gate. Default web Vitest run had 4 failures after two 5-second timeouts (vitest-first.log); single-worker extended-timeout full suite passed. Exact final output:
nice -n 15 bun /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-reload/check.mjs(exit 0):nice -n 15 bun /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-reload/stream-check.mjs(exit 0):nice -n 15 bun /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-reload/browser-check.mjs(exit 0):Full report and artifacts: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/jobs/review-port-reload/findings.md. No production-browser gate, Rust build or performance certification; merge verification remains outstanding.
Resume rs-port on branch calternal-port at base head
76db215554. Worktree is clean. The previous progress note identifies an intermittent browser assertion in checkLogControls (“Jump to latest” after ArrowUp); I’m checking the release build first, then will fix the remaining condition wait and run the browser/fast gates requested for this continuation. No push.Resuming rs-session-authority as the only writer in
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/wt-lp/session-authority, branchsession-authority, base/resume headcd7ca3faf07621804f642f8e0f1793f72024e637. Worktree is clean. The existing commit contains A3/A5/A8/A10/A11 implementation and regressions; I am recovering the prior workspace-test failure, rerunning it in isolation before changing code, and finishing with the requestedINFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-session-authority scripts/verify fast. Lean Cargo environment, two build workers, nice 15, root-disk target cache. No merge gate or push.Resuming rs-mutation-safety directly in worktree /mnt/hdd/infraternal/wt-lp/mutation-safety, branch mutation-safety. Base head:
450c297; current head: 1f629548fa69d0b51443ea6f3b01656ad74b59a5. Worktree is clean. Existing implementation for D1/D2/D7/D10/D15 is committed. Checking prior test evidence, then rerunning isolated failures and the requested INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-mutation-safety scripts/verify fast under the lean build environment. No push or merge gate. A6 only if it fits the current provider seam cheaply.Resuming rs-stream-conformance as sole writer on branch
stream-conformance. Base450c297; starting HEADff65f249a1a6c72e4c5dc995f230dfdf23e53826, clean worktree. Checking prior conformance work and remaining documentation/tests; lean root-disk Cargo cache, nice 15, two build jobs. Final requested gate isINFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-stream-conformance scripts/verify fast; no merge gate or push.Browser-check inspection at
76db215found 50 route navigations, 3 reloads and 1 post-navigation wait usingnetworkidle; the Terminals route polls sessions every 3 seconds. These now wait for the signed-in#route-contentor.auth-screen, followed by each flow's existing route-specific condition. The Playwright fixed-wait calls are removed: log pause waits for an incoming DATA frame and unchanged record count, Jump to latest waits for end position after the next record, and stream lifecycle instrumentation flags DATA after CLOSE. The two-tab refresh test now observes the queuedinfraternal-refreshlock viaLockManager.query()before releasing the held response. The terminal reattach check holds ticket responses until it verifies the terminal has not taken focus, then releases them and verifies attached focus. No browser gate has run yet.Verification is blocked by the build environment at unchanged head
cd7ca3faf07621804f642f8e0f1793f72024e637.The preset root-cache path was redirected to the worktree's HDD target during this job. The fast gate then failed at Clippy with SQLx/
eitherartifact hash mismatch E0460. A separate root-disk cache copy was started to preserve the existing target and retry without HDD builds, but concurrent disk use reduced root free space from 19 GiB to 6.5 GiB and then 3.6 GiB. I stopped only my copy to avoid filling the root filesystem. The copied partial cache is/home/kayg/.cache/infraternal-targets/rs-session-authority-resume. No other job was signalled and no source was changed.The fresh full workspace test run before the gate passed (exit 0); the earlier cargo-test failure did not reproduce. Product-source fixes are already committed at the head above. Fast remains incomplete, not green. Requested orchestration help to free root space or provide a permitted cache location; root-disk cache constraint prevents falling back to HDD builds.
rs-stream-conformance finished on branch
stream-conformance, HEAD6e687f50d6cc70a4c8e7543bf9ff0b107b56c4bb, base450c297. No push or merge; issues remain open.Preserved prior commit
ff65f24implementing D3/D4/D5/D6/D17: stream/tunnel oversize close 1009; channel-local invalid RESIZE; bounded tunnel frames, close codes, per-channel OPEN_ERR refusals, timestamped PING and shared control admission; generated TypeScript OPEN_ERR validation for all registered errors; cumulative Rust control budget shared by CLI and SSH clients.Resume commits:
9d4e23b: discard invalid RESIZE after channel retirement. A real TCP WebSocket regression verifies OPEN_ERR followed by late RESIZE produces PONG without a second CLOSE.6e687f5: document the Rust sliding one-second 256 KiB admission limit and tunnel inventory exception; add steady-state CREDIT and cumulative-refusal benchmarks to the existing proto harness; reject excessive payload counts without arithmetic overflow, with a regression test. Deque capacity reuse and bounded growth are explained in code.All checks below completed with exit 0. Rust commands used CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0, CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=0, CARGO_PROFILE_TEST_DEBUG=0, CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=2, the preset root-disk CARGO_TARGET_DIR and nice -n 15. No timing failures required isolation or a retry. No
verify mergewas run. The final fast gate covers the committed source; its Rust tests include real TCP and mTLS conformance tests. Docker/Podman/sshd integration tiers and perf-test-VM A/B are not certified by this fast run. Criterion ran in test mode only; no performance measurements are claimed.Requested gate:
INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-stream-conformance scripts/verify fast(exit 0), output verbatim:Workspace Rust test results and selected conformance test lines, verbatim:
Focused stream package:
bun --cwd=packages/stream run checkandbun --cwd=packages/stream run test, both nice -n 15, exit 0; output verbatim:Benchmark smoke:
cargo test -p infraternal-proto --bench stream -- control_admission --test, exit 0; output verbatim:Code index rebuilt, refreshed after edits, and queried for ControlBucket and the stream impact radius. No independent review is claimed by this author job.
API references checked: Criterion batched reference timing, Criterion test mode, VecDeque capacity.
Final
/usr/bin/git status --shortoutput was empty (exit 0); temporary target symlink removed. Build artifacts and this report remain only in the root-disk cache.rs-tunnel-drop completed at HEAD
2abb7e93d66bcde5015dbc9a9d45223f754c609bontunnel-drop-close; merged batch-1003a including22ac67dand retained original stop deadlines. Drop/replacement now use the audited host_offline path, with local-channel isolation and generation-preservation regressions. Required finalINFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-tunnel-drop scripts/verify fastexited 0; no merge gate or push. Full head, findings and verbatim gate/focused test output are recorded in #49. Two prior focused inherited rate-limit flood failures are recorded there; final workspace tests passed.rs-replay-admission resume finished on
replay-book-admission.Head:
dbb19e7b51e9c5acf6c2312cf25071f1eb9da70c. Resume base:9dd7fa5d1f565fc7f08e77b6869432607a5a0042. New logical commit:fix(authz): isolate plan grants from read replay admission. Worktree is clean; no push and no issues closed. Related: #49 / #48 / #46.Finished the remaining scope:
Regression proof: before the split, the test failed with
a full read book must leave plan grants available: ResourceExhausted(exit 101). Final workspace tests include the strengthened fixed-time and nonce-reset checks. Relevant final test output, quoted verbatim:Required gate command:
nice -n 15 env CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=0 CARGO_PROFILE_TEST_DEBUG=0 CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=2 INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-replay-admission scripts/verify fast. Exit 0. Exact complete gate output:The low cookie advisory is the existing report-only Bun finding. No dependency changes. No
verify merge, other full gate, or perf-VM A/B was run; independent review and merge/performance gates remain with the orchestrator.Tooling/host notes: the graph was absent; rebuild and queries were attempted before raw searches, but queries returned no indexed nodes while the database was locked. The owned prolonged rebuild was stopped and direct source/diff review supplied the fallback. The preset root-disk cache was cold. The former worktree target was moved off /mnt/hdd; its obsolete cache was later removed when root free space fell to 8 GB. A temporary root-target symlink supported the gate summary and was removed after the gate. Active build artifacts remain only in the preset root-disk target, outside git.
Job rs-mutation-safety finished on branch mutation-safety at d0952a66460672cc51b94bd6da47867a7c296d28; original base
450c297. Worktree clean. No push or merge gate.Retained implementation commit 1f62954; added d0952a6 (real SQLite busy exhaustion/resumption regression). Both commits contain the requested attribution/session trailers.
Finished and verified:
A6 deferred: this branch's resources still dispatch through the legacy engine boundary; no provider binding is available to hash into the plan. Integrate binding freshness with the provider migration rather than inventing a binding here.
Scoped verification (nice -n 15; one test thread):
Final required command: INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-mutation-safety scripts/verify fast. Environment: CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0, CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=0, CARGO_PROFILE_TEST_DEBUG=0, CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=2, RUST_TEST_THREADS=1; nice -n 15; preset root-disk CARGO_TARGET_DIR. Exit 0. Verbatim gate output:
The first fast attempt exited 101 during linking because generated CLI object files were missing. Disk had 19G free; cause was not established. The isolated CLI retry and final fast rerun both passed without source changes. The Bun cookie advisory is report-only; dependencies were not changed in this job. No performance certification or merge/integration/nightly gate is claimed.
rs-remote-ssh resume finished at
576e91e050on branch remote-ssh. Full findings and verbatim gate/test evidence are posted in kayg/infraternal#49. Added attributed-identity regressions and corrected architecture docs; fixed the completion-audit test fixture to bind its real embedded infraternal agent owner. Real remote SSH test: 1 passed; embedded real-sshd product tests: 4 passed. Final INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-remote-ssh scripts/verify fast: exit 0, all 18 stages, serial workspace tests (RUST_TEST_THREADS=1), lean two-job nice-15 root-disk build. Clean worktree; no push or merge gate.Completed resume verification on branch
session-authority, headcd7ca3faf07621804f642f8e0f1793f72024e637. Worktree is clean. No push, merge gate, or issue close. No new source commit was necessary: the existing commit already implements A3/A5/A8/A10/A11 and its tests; the previous cargo-test failure did not reproduce in a full workspace run or the final fast gate. The old failing diagnostic was not available in the worktree, so its original test name could not be recovered.Finished:
containers:readand redact exec command text/labels (A5).OPEN_OK.session_idcreation/reattachment binding (A11).cargo test --workspacediagnostic run, exit 0. The real-Docker creator-revocation regression also passed in the existing current-code test executable./home/kayg/.cache/infraternal-targets/rs-session-authority-resumeand rebuilt affected SQLx/either/WebAuthn/OpenSSL packages. The prior environment blockage is resolved.Final gate command (exit 0):
Final gate output, verbatim:
The Bun low-severity cookie finding above is report-only under the existing gate policy. Fast passing is not a merge-gate or perf-test-VM A/B claim.
Additional diagnostic evidence, verbatim:
Cache-repair references: Rust E0460, Rust E0463, package-scoped Cargo cleanup.
Browser verification is pending on shared VM capacity. The production web build,
node --check scripts/browser-check.mjs, andgit diff --checkpassed. I have not started the release browser gate: the recorded run guidance requires load5 below 8 and no concurrent merge/integration/browser or cargo build, while at 2026-10-03 14:40 UTC load5 is 16.47 and other fast/merge gates are active. I will resume the browser gate when the VM clears.Resuming rs-port in
/home/kayg/wt/calternal-porton branchcalternal-port, from the authorized resume head76db2155548b. The worktree already has an uncommittedscripts/browser-check.mjschange from the previous run; I am preserving it and checking the build before changing it./mnt/hddhas 8.1 GB free (the stop threshold is 5 GB); Cargo targets remain on the root disk. I will finish the production browser check with condition-based waits and then runINFRATERAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=rs-port scripts/verify fast.Build/fast check at resume head
76db2155548b(worktree edit is still only the priorscripts/browser-check.mjsrefactor) exited 0. This confirms the web build and the Rust/UI package checks pass before the release-browser tier.The initial fast/build check passed. I am holding the release-browser gate per the resume note's serialization condition: at 16:44 UTC another worktree had an active
cargo build --releaseand a second worktree had Cargo tests running; load average was 10.95 / 11.75 / 10.65. I did not touch those processes. The current browser-check diff contains nowaitForTimeoutornetworkidle; I will start the production browser gate after the competing build/test work and load have cleared.Resuming rs-port in /home/kayg/wt/calternal-port. Branch: calternal-port. Base head:
76db215. The remaining work is the calternal UI port: finish the production-browser check, fix the three auth/stream lifecycle findings from the handoff with Vitest coverage, then run the requested browser check and verify fast.Starting issue #46 on branch
ui-datatable, based oncalternal-portat76db2155548b1f1d831516dc1a9fde7f471108f2. Scope is the shared DataTable inpackages/uiand the Containers and Hosts list pages, with browser, test, and performance evidence recorded here at completion.Resuming issue #46 in worktree
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/wt-lp/ui-datatableon branchui-datatable, based on thecalternal-porthead76db2155548b1f1d831516dc1a9fde7f471108f2. The worktree is clean at that head./mnt/hddhas 16 GiB free, above the 6 GiB build cutoff. Continuing the DataTable implementation and required UI/browser verification from the current state. The worktree has no local code-review-graph index; the resume instruction forbids graph builds, so I will use targeted source searches where needed.Resuming rs-port on branch
calternal-port.Base/worktree head from the resume note:
76db2155548b1f1d831516dc1a9fde7f471108f2(owner-approved bfcache reload behavior).origin/devisd4fee7ba2fa24d5dc55c0cbd22750c065df4668b.Preserving the inherited uncommitted changes in
scripts/browser-check.mjs,packages/web/src/hooks.client.ts, andpackages/web/src/lib/page-lifecycle.ts. Scope: build first, finish the release-browser check without fixed sleeps/networkidle, and address the three listed auth/page lifecycle majors with Vitest cases. No enterprise restyle. Disk check:/has 22 GB free and/mnt/hddhas 16 GB free. I will report gate output and the final head when complete.Evidence and fixes for the three reload review majors:
pagehide→ hidden/visiblevisibilitychange→ persistedpageshow. The shared lifecycle fence now registers from client bootstrap and auth/API startup; visible pollers and API dispatch require an active document. Persistedpageshowrequests the fresh reload.Regression command:
nice -n 15 rtk bun run --cwd=packages/web test -- src/lib/visible-poller.test.ts src/lib/api.test.ts src/lib/auth.test.ts src/lib/stream-attachment.test.tsOutput:
Additional checks:
svelte-check found 0 errors and 0 warnings; the production web build exited 0 (✓ built in 8.42s, adapter-static wrotebuild). Browser harness routes now wait for#route-contentor.auth-screenafterdomcontentloaded; current source contains nonetworkidle,waitForTimeout, orsetTimeout(waits. No product budget constants were changed. Full release-browser gate is next.Starting multitab-refresh on branch multitab-refresh; base origin/dev and HEAD
d4fee7ba2f. Investigating product vs browser-check races, preserving exactly one refresh, adding Vitest regression coverage and 30 loaded multi-tab runs, then scripts/verify fast. Only writer; no push.The first release-browser gate built the release binary and passed the terminal fixture, then failed in the Playwright stage after 8.468s with
error: evaluate: Execution context was destroyed, most likely because of a navigation. It captured the anonymous setup/sign-in screenshots and reached a successful setup-account sign-out; I am rerunning with the temporary stage log preserved to identify the exact flow. Disk at failure:/185 GB free,/mnt/hdd200 GB free.Product races reproduced with Vitest: four regression checks fail on base implementation (idle signed-in broadcast adoption, storage newer before recovery, timeout causing another refresh, sign-out during generation wait causing another refresh). No refresh timer exists in auth.svelte.ts: refresh is initialization/401 driven. The provided production log contains refresh/401 cascades involving the original tab as well as both cold tabs. Current fix adopts successors in idle signed-in tabs, compares generation to the held credential, and returns without rotating after a failed generation wait. Contract clarification is separate commit
b8b8cf1, for independent review before integration. Browser smoke now waits for two actual native lock requests rather than 200 ms, keeps the original poll active, counts every context refresh, and waits for all three pages to successfully use one public successor token ID. Sources: https://www.w3.org/TR/web-locks/ (lock held until callback settles); https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/web-messaging.html#broadcasting-to-other-browsing-contexts (queued broadcast tasks); https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-route#route-fetch (fetch without fulfilling). Four regressions pass after the minimal product fix; further simultaneous-tab coverage and loaded production checks pending.Verification finding (2026-10-03):
INFRATERNA_VERIFY_RUN_ID=ui-datatable scripts/verify fastpassed the web build, then failed the workspace Clippy stage on six existingassert!(!value.is_empty())checks incrates/engine/tests/integration.rs(lines 1157, 1567, 1662, 1768, 2111, 2154). This UI branch did not modify that file.Gate output:
calternal-port mapping inspected directly at its branch head: auth.svelte.ts retains the same pending-only adoption predicate and generation-wait fallthrough, plus session_request and pagehide/pageshow reload handling. Port the signed-in-or-eligible-pending adoption predicate, preserve signOutEpoch fences after every await, and prevent timeout/sign-out fallthrough after a rotation known to complete during this refresh attempt (or newer than a held access credential). Preserve session_request and BFCache reload code. Its cold-start generation=0 intentionally queries historical generations from live peers; historical storage with no live peer must remain distinguishable from a rotation completed during the current lock wait, otherwise a blanket timeout return would strand cold tabs. The Vitest lock-before-broadcast and sign-out-wait tests apply unchanged conceptually; port stale-401 and idle-broadcast tests too. Browser smoke uses real native lock query and shared successor public IDs, independent of UI store internals; update Dashboard/auth locators to the port shell as needed.
The release browser retry built the release binary in 704.754s and passed the terminal fixture in 99.131s. Playwright reached the multi-tab auth flow, then made no progress for over ten minutes after one intercepted refresh; the captured server log showed setup/sign-in/sign-out succeeded, with no later auth transaction. I stopped only this job's hung gate. I changed the lock-queue observation to use Playwright
waitForFunctionfrom the waiting tab, retaining the 45s condition timeout so a stalled evaluation releases the response gate. Retrying the release browser gate now.Fast gate result on this branch: web build and rustfmt pass; Clippy fails on nine assert_is_empty lints in untouched tests:
The gate output ends with "error: could not compile infraternal-proto (lib test) due to 3 previous errors"; the engine integration target reports six previous errors. No files in those crates are changed by this job.
Production browser gate passed on head
107e502(focused multi-tab app checks plus the required terminal fixture and production budget stages). Invocation: RUSTC_WRAPPER= CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=multitab-refresh-browser INFRATERNAL_MULTITAB_ONLY=1 scripts/verify browser. The first run passed all stages but exited 2 after editing the running shell script; this stable rerun exited 0. Real gate output:VM screenshot artifacts inspected: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/multitab-refresh-browser/browser/multi-tab-supported-1440x900.png and multi-tab-supported-390x844.png. Existing fallback notices captured at both widths as well. Applied UI skill rules: Emil invisible correctness/instant feedback; better-accessibility accessible names and existing status live region; better-layout/typography narrow-width wrapping; better-ui/colors reuse existing tokens and surfaces; better-writing preserve consistent notice vocabulary; better-interface evidence scoped to this auth flow. No visual source changes or broad accessibility/color audit claimed; Safari/iOS remain owner checks.
Eight-worker stress-ng load is active for 30 targeted production multi-tab repetitions; fast gate follows after stopping it.
Finished ui-datatable.
Head SHA:
48635904c8Commits:
f4f1dfcfeat(ui): add reusable virtualized data table4863590feat(web): use data table for container and host listsThe shared table now powers Containers and Hosts, with virtualized dense rows, sorting, text and filter controls, column visibility, selection, keyboard navigation, live status presentation, and responsive columns. Container bulk actions use the existing plan/execute and confirmation flow.
Verification:
PASS fast: build web app (11.622s)
PASS fast: cargo fmt --check (1.190s)
FAIL fast: cargo clippy (7.000s)
error: used assert! to check that a value is not empty
--> crates/engine/tests/integration.rs:1157:5
error: could not compile infraternal-engine (test "integration") due to 6 previous errors
error: could not compile infraternal-proto (lib test) due to 3 previous errors
The Clippy failures are assert_is_empty lints in untouched engine/proto tests.
Cold route JS after:
A pre-change cold-JS measurement was not present in the issue history or saved artifact logs, so there is no verified before value to report.
Screenshots:
UI rules applied: Emil Design Engineering and better-ui, better-layout, better-typography, better-colors, better-accessibility, better-writing, better-interface. The table reuses shared tokens, keeps a compact grid, preserves deliberate truncation and responsive columns, gives controls accessible names and keyboard focus, and announces state changes through a live region.
Final update after aligning Host filtering with the requested chip controls.
Head SHA:
8632a042deThe branch is clean. The follow-up commit is
8632a04(fix(web): show host filter chips); it also verifies host chip selection and reset in the browser flow.Final verification:
PASS fast: build web app (13.320s)
PASS fast: cargo fmt --check (1.554s)
FAIL fast: cargo clippy (6.371s)
Clippy reports nine assert_is_empty lints in untouched engine/proto tests: six in crates/engine/tests/integration.rs and three in crates/proto/src/stream/controls.rs and crates/proto/src/stream/records.rs.
Final cold route JS:
No verified pre-change cold-JS values were recorded in this issue or the saved artifact logs.
The browser run refreshed all eight screenshots in /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/ui-datatable/:
light-1440x900-containers.png, light-390x844-containers.png, dark-1440x900-containers.png, dark-390x844-containers.png, light-1440x900-hosts.png, light-390x844-hosts.png, dark-1440x900-hosts.png, dark-390x844-hosts.png.
The latest release-browser run reached the UI and stream matrix. It passed the bfcache/stream lifecycle stress check (
SPA transitions=50 reloads=20, zero live sockets and zero post-close DATA), terminal DATA/CREDIT accounting, and route JS gzip measurements. It failed after 621.643s with an uncaught PlaywrightRoute is already handled!from the held stream-ticket route, then timed out after 30s waiting for the Container logs heading incaptureDynamicRouteMatrix. I am updating route teardown to wait for in-flight handlers and adding route-specific readiness diagnostics; I will rerun under lower contention.Final head
f47f6b2: 30 consecutive loaded production multi-tab repetitions completed with exit 0. Supported=30 (each exactly ONE refresh across all three active pages); sign-out=30; locks-only=30; neither=30; total 120 checks. Native supported-mode timers and coordination remain active. Fallback clocks are isolated and initial real authorization responses are observed before another tab rotates. Eight stress-ng CPU workers stayed active throughout and were stopped/reaped before fast verification.Actual browser output:
Actual load output:
Raw stress log: /home/kayg/.cache/infraternal-targets/multitab-refresh/multitab-stress.log. Screenshot artifacts: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/multitab-refresh-stress/browser/ (supported, locks-only, neither at 1440×900 and 390×844). Required INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=multitab-refresh scripts/verify fast is now running, with the previously documented RUSTC_WRAPPER= and CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 environment workaround. No Rust source changes; no performance-budget claim from this CPU-loaded VM test.
Finished multitab-refresh. Branch: multitab-refresh. Head:
e650051149. No push; issues remain open.Root cause: the product ignored session broadcasts in already signed-in tabs without a pending refresh, leaving revoked access credentials to start another rotation on polling 401s. Comparing the refresh baseline against the maximum stored generation also hid a completed rotation whose broadcast was still queued. Generation-wait timeout/sign-out could fall through to another refresh. The fix adopts successor credentials in signed-in tabs, compares against the generation of the held access credential, and fences waits/async completion against sign-out; observing a newer stored generation never falls through to another rotation.
Browser fixture races also existed: the fixed delay did not establish real lock contention, the existing signed-in tab's refreshes were uncounted, and unsupported-mode tabs could poll concurrently during supposedly sequential recovery. Supported-mode now waits for native held/pending refresh locks and successful use of the same credential by all three active tabs, and counts every context refresh. Unsupported-mode uses a context-wide paused browser clock and drains real requests between sequential operations. Exactly-one refresh assertion is unchanged.
Validation: 18 auth Vitest cases pass; four new product regressions failed against the original implementation. Production release browser stress passed 30 consecutive repetitions with stress-ng --cpu 8: supported=30, sign-out=30, locks-only=30, neither=30; every supported repetition issued exactly ONE refresh. Workers and test server were stopped. Stress was on
f47f6b2b5b; its auth/test/browser files are byte-identical to this head. Final head merges origin/dev 411c758's already-landed Rust 1.99 lint fixes; no additional backend changes were authored here.Final fast command: RUSTC_WRAPPER= CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=multitab-refresh scripts/verify fast. Exit 0. The wrapper override avoids this VM's sccache incremental-compilation rejection. Full output quoted verbatim:
Production browser stress output quoted verbatim:
CPU load output quoted verbatim:
Artifacts: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/multitab-refresh/{fast,stress,stress-ng,auth-regressions,browser}.log. Desktop (1440x900) and mobile (390x844) screenshots: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/multitab-refresh-stress/browser/. Inspected signed-in supported desktop/mobile and unsupported mobile notice; no visual source changes.
Applied UI rules: preserve shared primitives/tokens and existing accessible notice/live-region behavior; verify native production browser behavior at desktop/mobile sizes. The change does not add motion or styling.
Mapping to calternal-port: carry over signed-in-or-eligible-pending broadcast adoption, credential-generation baseline, and epoch fences after awaits. Preserve its session_request sharing and BFCache reload logic. Its cold-start historical-generation/250ms-peer timeout must remain distinct from a rotation completed during this recovery; blindly applying the no-fallthrough rule to historical storage would strand cold tabs. Native-lock/shared-cookie regressions apply; adapt new shell locators.
Owner Safari/iOS checklist (no simulator used):
Release browser attempt 4 built the release binary and passed the terminal fixture. Playwright reached the bfcache lifecycle stress, then failed because
page.evaluateran immediately afterpage.goBack({ waitUntil: "commit" })while the persisted-pageshow reload was destroying that document's execution context. The reload is the expected guard behavior. Updated the browser check to wait for the tracked fresh-document transition before reading persisted lifecycle evidence from sessionStorage. Harness syntax andgit diff --checkpass; rerunning the release browser gate.The fifth release browser run passed the bfcache lifecycle stress and reached the visual route matrix. Its layout assertion found tablet overflow at 768 px on
/ai-agent-tokens: the four-column row's revoked status pill extended to x=836.75 while the content edge was x=768. Changed the token list's responsive layout from a viewport breakpoint to a named container query at 36rem, so it stacks when the route content narrows beside the sidebar. Rerunning the release browser gate.The next release browser run passed the bfcache stress and all four theme/viewport route captures, including the 768 px token-list overflow check. It then timed out waiting for the app surface on the C2 page after navigating to
/containersin session-pagination setup;#route-contentand.auth-screenwere both absent for 45 s. Added failure-only diagnostics for document readiness, current URL/title/body, page errors, and failed app document/script requests, then will rerun to determine whether the page boot is failing or transient.The diagnostic rerun did not reproduce the prior blank C2 page; it reached the tablet route assertion and still found the AI-token row overflowing at 768 px. The page query compiled, but the container had no explicit inline size and the grid item's intrinsic minimum could keep the rendered row outside its intended width. Set the route container to
inline-size: min(100%, 1120px), allowed its section to shrink, and added failure-only container/grid measurements so another failure reports the actual query container width and computed columns.The exact 768 px failure diagnostics show
.tokens-pageis 411 px wide but computescontainerName: noneandcontainerType: normal; the row still has four columns (192px 224px 30.75px 0px). The built stylesheet contains the namedcontainershorthand. MDN documents that shorthand as baseline and supported across browsers since 2023, so this is not an intended unsupported-platform fallback. Switched this route to the samecontainer-type: inline-sizelonghand pattern used elsewhere in the UI, with an unnamed@container, and added CSS support flags to the failure diagnostic. MDN container property.Starting batch3 integration. Branch: batch3. Base head:
f0bf5fa. Sole writer; integrating fix-sessions-pty, multitab-refresh, fix-scale-podman, cli-mcp-actions, embedded-list-registry in that order. Clippy after each merge; workspace, real-runtime, SDP audit and fast verification at the end. No push.Found why the route CSS diagnostics kept reporting the old four-column stylesheet.
CARGO_TARGET_DIRis/home/kayg/.cache/infraternal-targets/rs-port;cargo build --release -p infraternalwrote the fresh binary there at 22:06, whilescripts/verifylaunched the stale/home/kayg/wt/calternal-port/target/release/infraternalfrom 12:13. The gate's server launcher ignored Cargo's configured target directory, so all recent browser attempts were testing a stale release binary. I will make the launcher use the configured target directory (falling back to repotarget) and rerun the production browser gate.Fast gate passed at
51cb880. Workspace tests, auth Vitest, frontend checks and generated API drift all passed. Full real-service integration now running.With
scripts/verifyusing the configured cache binary, the fresh production bundle passed the route matrix and exposed the actual mobile focus defect: after opening the Sidebar dialog, focus remained on the opener inside the now-inert app body.Sidebar.sveltehad a custom Tab wrap but no initial focus transfer. Wired its mobile dialog to the sharedfocusTrapprimitive, targeting the current route link and delegating Tab containment. It leaves return-focus ownership with close/navigation flows; the explicit close, Escape, and backdrop path returns to the opener, while route and modal transitions can claim focus without a competing restore.The first focus-trap change still failed in the production browser:
focusTrapactivated while the drawer was being made visible, before the browser had cleared its prior inert state. Updated Sidebar's async navigation mount path to recheck after Svelte'stick()and quietly focus the selected route link if focus is still outside. The browser assertion now waits for the real conditiondialog.contains(document.activeElement)(5 s cap) before checking Tab containment; no fixed sleep was added.The mobile drawer focus fix passed. The next browser failure was a contaminated sidebar fixture: desktop/tablet checks had already created the default Access/Admin groups and custom groups in the shared browser account, while the mobile touch case asserted a fresh single-Infrastructure state. It now resets the persisted arrangement before measuring, verifies the canonical
infrastructure/access/adminbaseline, then drags the existing Access group.Browser attempt 12 reached the sidebar keyboard sorting check and failed:
Expected: "Hosts moved to Infrastructure, position 2 of 2."Received: "Hosts moved to Access, position 1 of 2."The test had not established the default expanded Infra list before issuing ArrowDown.
checkKeyboardPathsnow calls the existing reset action and verifies the default["hosts", "containers"]order and visible Hosts handle before the move. The assertion and product budgets remain unchanged. I am rerunning the release browser gate.Browser attempt 13 passed release build, authentication/multi-tab checks, and sidebar persistence (including the default keyboard-sort fixture), then failed in
checkLogControlsat the ArrowUp scroll assertion. After the 5 s poll,scrollTopwas 10,520 while the captured starting value was 10,500. The VM load was 12.03 / 9.95 / 8.70;scripts/verify integrationandscripts/verify mergewere active concurrently. No product budget or assertion was changed. I will rerun the browser gate after that load clears before investigating the scroll behavior.Browser attempt 14 repeated the
checkLogControlsArrowUp failure after the integration and merge verification processes had cleared:scrollTopwas 7,820 after 5 s, versus 7,800 before the keypress. The fixture is still streaming log rows every 100 ms.VirtualLogListvirtualizes rows and pauses follow on ArrowUp; the check currently compares absolutescrollTop, which can change as streamed rows are measured. I am changing this assertion to verify that the visible row moves upward and the “Jump to latest” control appears, while keeping the timeout and all product budgets unchanged.Browser attempt 15 passed the log-control check and the desktop/tablet route matrix, then failed during the mobile touch reorder check. Playwright strict mode found two
.nav-group[data-drop-group="access"]elements: the live group and dnd-kit's hidden drag placeholder. The mobile fixture already filters placeholders when measuring order; I am applying the same exclusion to the group locator used by its drag assertion.Browser attempt 16 passed log controls, the mobile group reorder, the route screenshots, and the persisted-page stream lifecycle checks. It then timed out waiting for the
Open terminalaction afteropenContainerDetailshad waited only for the staticContainer logsheading. I am making that helper wait for the loaded container title, and adding page-state diagnostics if the action is still absent.Batch3 integration complete
Head:
66b4eafe5b. Branch: batch3. Base:f0bf5fa. No push; issues remain open.c509e6fc5a833ee6500515c461a23cff6e4d7d1d051f2dac9acb0e9e2a627b8638706dBatch3 integration conflict notes
fix-sessions-pty: e2e/remote/README.md and operations.ts conflicted. Retained SSH changed-key/revocation and scope-denial rows/imports; added persistent DELETE row and CLI PTY import. First Clippy attempts blocked by sccache incremental policy and missing embedded bundle; disabled wrapper and built locked web dependencies.
multitab-refresh: clean textual merge; auth implementation, Vitest tests, browser-check and verify changes retained. Clippy passed.
fix-scale-podman: eight conflicts, all overlapping Rust 1.99 empty-value assertions already fixed differently on dev. Kept dev typed-empty-array assertions and existing security regression additions; preserved bounded collector, independent Podman discovery, coalesced invalidations and true resync-gap semantics.
cli-mcp-actions: six conflicted files. Kept dev assertion fixes, added the incoming server-tail/follow regression, and used the incoming tested MSRV-compatible atomic compare-exchange helper at both admission sites. Removed superseded deprecation comments/allowances. Retained scale event semantics and existing security tests.
embedded-list-registry: resolved 24 conflicted paths, including facade modify/delete conflicts. Removed the engine facade and server LocalInventory; moved the bounded event-batch primitive plus four regressions to crates/agent/src/provider_runtime/event_batch.rs. Kept scale ordinary invalidation vs true gap semantics, while forwarding each compact notice into the new bounded runtime ring. Native actor-less events now invalidate normally instead of fabricating a gap. Retained the new event normalization and adapted the existing secret-redaction regression to the provider envelope. Kept remote SSH directives, ownership, identity-stop deadlines, tunnel controls, confirmed/absent DELETE acknowledgements, CLI tail/follow tests, and dev assertion fixes. Adapted security sweep fixtures to LocalHost + HostRouter. Removed legacy RemoteInventory-only tests with that removed path; registry tests/real audit check cover the replacement. Preserved native collector table, updated provider and remote SSH contract text. Clippy caught duplicate imports and stale API/facade references; fixed them without restoring the old path.
Integration fixes beyond the merges:
51cb880: compact-ring test admits two ordinary notices before injecting actual overflow.1939d36: real stream fixtures wait for exact inventory readiness before OPEN or dispatch failure injection; authorization and cleanup deadlines stay unchanged.ca3d71d: failed/incomplete bounded scans retry after one second on the same native feed, including idle initial and post-resync failure. Healthy feeds do not poll or construct a timer. Seventeen provider-runtime tests and thirteen real stream regressions pass. docs/contracts.md records the policy.714fa1e: HTTP readiness helper retains typed ApiError responses, allowing the existing 200/503 readiness polling to run without decoding an error as a container list.66b4eaf: serialize real-client scenarios and isolate their temporary credential config paths; four combined CLI/MCP tests pass in one process.Validation on final head:
66b4eaf.66b4eaf.Parity and SDP evidence used
ca3d71dproduction code. Diff ca3d71d..66b4eaf changes only crates/server/tests/resources_http.rs and crates/infraternal/tests/cli_mcp.rs, so the production code is identical.Additional real tests: provider-podman/real 3 PASS (rootful, rootless, DOCKER_HOST isolation); provider-docker/real 1 PASS; provider_real 2 PASS (signed parity/reconnect and 305-container remote-runtime burst); real_sshd 15 PASS; ssh_product 4 PASS; agent_tunnel with Docker+liveness 1 PASS; remote_ssh 1 PASS.
Evidence:
Failed runs are retained in batch3-integration, batch3-integration-final, batch3-integration-recovery, batch3-integration-complete and batch3-remote artifact directories. They exposed startup-readiness races, idle-feed scan recovery, and test-fixture collisions corrected above. An embedded Podman inventory deadline and a persistent SSH replay exit deadline did not recur in targeted or full rechecks; their precise causes were not proven, and no deadlines or expected-failure policy were relaxed. Successful CLI schema validation prints caught alternate-schema assertion panics; its actual test result is 4 passed, 0 failed.
Measurements here are dev-VM diagnostics, not a new performance-VM A/B certification. Existing low cookie advisory remains report-only under repository policy. All commits carry the requested trailers. No generated caches, benchmark data, credentials or secrets were committed.
Working tree is clean; the temporary target symlink was removed. All five incoming heads are ancestors of HEAD; all ten first-parent integration commits have the requested trailers. No push and no issues closed.
Successful per-merge Clippy output tails (command: RUSTC_WRAPPER= CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings):
fix-sessions-pty:
multitab-refresh:
fix-scale-podman:
cli-mcp-actions:
embedded-list-registry:
Required fast gate, output excerpt quoted verbatim:
Full integration gate, output excerpt quoted verbatim:
Merge gate, output excerpt quoted verbatim:
Browser evidence inspected at both sizes: desktop, 390×844.
Browser attempt 17 showed that container detail data had loaded (
.mh-titleand the runtime facts were present), but the standaloneOpen terminalaction was absent. The generated container name overflowed the header, soModeHeadercorrectly folded the page action into the title menu; the accessible tree exposed the title switcher button and the header had no inline action buttons. This is the responsive menu path, not a missing product action. I am updatingopenTerminalInCurrentPageto invoke either the inline button or the foldedOpen terminalmenu item.Browser attempt 18 passed the folded terminal action path and terminal attach/reattach checks, then failed in
runTerminalMarkerfor the split pane. The generated marker included the full long browser run id; the split pane wrapped the marker across rows, and the accessible terminal log exposed NUL-padded cells, so Playwright's contiguoustoContainText(marker)timed out even though terminal DATA arrived. I am shortening only the split/pane markers to a unique 10-character run-id suffix so each marker fits the split width; the exact output assertion remains.Browser attempt #19 reached session pagination, then failed on
/terminals: the header still displayedPageafter the 5 stoContainText("Terminals")default timeout. The shared header can render before the route component registers its page chrome.expectShellTitlealready allows 45 s for the header node because uncached asset delivery took over 20 s on a loaded host; I aligned the title condition with that same evidence-based cold-load envelope. The assertion still waits for the actual route title and no product budget changed.Browser attempt #20 passed the session-pagination route transition (the
/terminalstitle condition cleared) and later failed incheckTerminalWorkspaceon the second marker. The expectedworkspace-second-verify-…string was present in the terminal transcript but split across rows at…-254/18; transcript padding cells preventtoContainTextfrom matching across the wrap. I shortened all workspace markers to the same 10-character run-id suffix while retaining distinct prefixes. This keeps exact output assertions and does not change product behavior or timing budgets.Browser attempt #21 passed the route title and all shortened workspace marker assertions, then reached the mobile sidebar group drag. The check first resets and asserts the default three groups (
Infrastructure,Access,Admin) but expected the announcementAccess group moved, position 1 of 2.The UI correctly announcedposition 1 of 3.I changed the expected count to use the establishedgroupsBeforeTouch.length, preserving the exact order and announcement checks.Browser attempt #22 passed the mobile group-position announcement, then failed when checking the Access item order. After restoring defaults, Access contains
terminals; moving Containers into it correctly produced["containers", "terminals"], while the fixture expected only["containers"]andposition 1 of 1. I added an explicit default Access item assertion, then derive the expected post-move order and announcement count from that baseline. The check still verifies Containers is inserted first and Terminals remains present.Browser attempt #23 reached
checkLogControlsand failed after ArrowUp:Jump to latestbecame visible, but the first visible virtual-row index remained238for the 5 s assertion requiring it to decrease. The verifier warnedload5=11.05with 8 online CPUs, and a separate build was active in another worktree. This is the existing load-sensitive scroll condition; I am rerunning it unchanged after that work clears before deciding whether the condition or product needs a change.Browser attempt #24 reproduced the same log-control failure: after ArrowUp,
Jump to latestwas visible, but the first visible row index was498against a starting index of496, failing thetoBeLessThanassertion atscripts/browser-check.mjs:2736. The host load rose to 21.72 during this run, and a separatefix-engine-availworkspace test started concurrently. This does not satisfy the requested isolated rerun, so I have not changed the scroll assertion.Browser attempt #25 failed again at
checkLogControlsafter ArrowUp: the first visible virtual-row index stayed at470for 5 s, so it did not satisfy the< 470assertion atscripts/browser-check.mjs:2736. The gate started withload5=12.13; anothere2e-remoterun started during the browser step. This is another non-isolated result. No product code or assertion was changed; I will wait for a quiet run to confirm the behavior.The repeated log-control failures returned a real row index, rather than the
Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGERsentinel used when “Jump to latest” is hidden. In all three observed failures the jump button was visible, while the first visible virtual-row index was unchanged or moved forward after ArrowUp. That index is quantized to whole rows and does not prove whether the scroll position moved within a row. I changed the browser assertion to press End, wait for the actual bottom gap and hidden jump control, then press ArrowUp and require both a decreasedscrollTopand visible “Jump to latest.” The final jump still has to return the viewport to within 32 px of the end. No product code or product budget changed.Browser attempt #26 passed the release build and terminal fixture, then failed before the log control check during a container-detail navigation.
waitForAppSurfaceobserveddocument.readyState=completewith zero route surfaces and page errorFailed to fetch dynamically imported module: .../entry/app.CbsTahcw.js; eight app chunk requests failed withnet::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED. This is a browser/network loading failure, not a route assertion or product code change. I am checking for concurrent tests/network activity before retrying.Lifecycle review fixes committed on
calternal-portate9ba32b4669ff4141ab8d8d22e4a99f07ccef8f5(base76db215). The root client hook and shared page-lifecycle module register the bfcache reload fence before route pollers initialize; API dispatch rejects work from retired documents; stream recovery checks lifecycle state after auth recovery and connection awaits; and a sign-out epoch change cancels the peer wait before it can refresh. Vitest cases cover the API/poller fence, stream recovery afterpagehide, and sign-out cancellation. The focused web run passed 4 files / 38 tests; browser and finalfastgates remain pending.Browser attempt 27 built the release binary and passed the terminal fixture. The main Playwright suite reached
checkLogControlsand exposed a test-harness bug:scrollTopAtLatestwas closed over insidelocator.evaluate, whose callback runs in the page and cannot access Node scope (ReferenceError: scrollTopAtLatest is not defined). Fixed the check to pass the captured scroll position as the evaluate argument.git diff --checkpasses, andscripts/browser-check.mjsstill has nonetworkidleor fixedwaitForTimeoutcalls. Retrying after shared service activity clears.Browser attempt 28 passed the web build, release binary build (
359.734s) and terminal fixture (50.269s). The main production-browser run failed while importing the container detail route: the server returned HTTP 200 with an internal-error page, and seven app chunk requests reportednet::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED. The same failure also occurred in attempt 26; external merge and integration jobs overlapped both runs. No product code was changed for this failure. Retrying once shared network/test activity clears;waitForAppSurfacecontinues to require an actual route or auth surface and does not accept load-only readiness.Because attempts 26 and 28 both recorded external test/build overlap and the same app-chunk
net::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED,navigateToAppSurfacenow retries exactly once only when the first HTML response is 200, the page reports a failed dynamic import, and a request to/_app/immutable/failed with that exact network error. The retry still waits for#route-contentor.auth-screen; a persistent or unrelated failure remains fatal. No fixed sleep or network-idle wait was added. This harness change is pending another browser run.Browser attempt 29 passed the terminal fixture, log controls, sidebar persistence, container actions and route-size checks; the one-shot chunk-network retry recovered twice. It then found that the authenticated shell showed
Pageon/terminalsafter 45 s becauseAppShell.titleForPathhad no/terminalsentry, while route-specific chrome was delayed. Added the canonicalTerminalsfallback inpackages/web/src/lib/shell/AppShell.svelte; the header will stay correct on first render and remain consistent when page chrome registers. The external run also had active remote tunnel/sshd sessions; the production browser retry is still required.Browser attempt 30 passed the web build, release binary (
498.636s), terminal fixture (142.729s), all auth multi-tab cases, sidebar persistence, container actions and the/terminalsroute title fallback. It reachedcheckLogControlsand failed the 5-second ArrowUp condition requiring the log viewport'sscrollTopto move below its end position. At failure, host load was 45.82 with two externalscripts/verify fastruns and workspace cargo work active. No product change was made; rerun this check once the host is quiet before deciding whether the assertion or behavior is wrong.Browser attempt #30 failed in
checkLogControlsafter ArrowUp. The fixture emits stdout and stderr every 100ms (scripts/browser-check.mjs:4354), while the assertion capturedscrollTopAtLatestbefore the key press. A newly followed row can advance the viewport beyond that stale sample between Playwright actions, so actual upward movement still compares greater than or equal to the old value. I changed the browser assertion to capture scrollTop during the ArrowUp keydown, require the Jump button to appear, and then require scrollTop to decrease. The 5-second assertion budget is unchanged. The next release browser gate is waiting for shared-host isolation: at 03:55 UTC the VM load was 30.61, with a 16-worker stress-ng run and other cargo jobs active. I did not change or stop those external processes.Shared-host isolation is still unavailable. At 04:14 UTC, load was 32.35 / 24.69 / 23.30 (1/5/15 min); external verify fast, agent-tunnel/stream regression tests, and a workspace test were active. No rs-port build or gate is running. I am leaving those processes untouched and will rerun browser only after the recorded load5 < 8/no competing heavy-gate condition.
Follow-up on host isolation: a new external 16-worker stress run appeared after the prior cargo jobs cleared.
stress-ng --cpu 16 --timeout 1800s --metrics-briefstarted about 04:07 UTC (elapsed 12:17 at 04:20 UTC), keeping CPU load high; I have not touched it. Based on its timeout, it should end around 04:37 UTC, then I will wait for load5 < 8 and recheck for competing gates before running browser.The previous stress window and external fast gate cleared, but a second stress run started immediately afterward. At 04:40 UTC,
stress-ng --cpu 16 --timeout 1800s --metrics-briefhad been active for 00:27, alongside a server regression test; load was 13.49 / 19.71 / 22.72 (1/5/15 min). I am leaving both alone and will wait for the host to settle again before browser/fast.After the previous 16/8-worker stress windows ended, a third wave started within minutes. At 04:58 UTC, new
stress-ng --cpu 16 --timeout 1800sand--cpu 8 --timeout 1800sprocesses were active, with cargo stream tests and a debug build; load was 22.34 / 27.75 / 28.56 (1/5/15 min). This restarts the isolation wait. No rs-port gates or external processes were started/stopped by me.After the stress processes disappeared, another worktree started
scripts/verify mergeand cargo metadata, with its e2e server still active. At 05:00 UTC the high-CPU list showed cargo metadata at 104% CPU; load remained 10.67 / 23.21 / 26.91. The rs-port browser/fast gates remain idle pending isolation.Starting the release browser gate from branch
calternal-portatb66eb30. The ArrowUp assertion is anchored at keydown; it still requires the Jump button and actual upward viewport movement within the existing 5-second budget. Preflight at 05:42 UTC:/mnt/hddhas 205 GB free, load5 is 3.41, and no competing merge/browser/cargo work is active.Browser attempt #31 ran at load5 3.12 and failed
checkLogControlspaused-count stability: expected 278, observed 280 after 2s. Source confirms the race:LogFrameBatcher.consume()appends decoded records immediately and publisheslogVersionon the next animation frame; the test sampleddata-log-totalbefore that already-consumed batch flushed. Added a wait for the next real animation frame before taking the paused-count snapshot. No fixed sleep or timeout/budget increase. Rerunning the full release browser gate after committing.Restarting the full release browser gate on
calternal-portatf2a15e1. Preflight at 05:52 UTC:/mnt/hddhas 205 GB free, load5 is 2.79, and no external merge/browser/cargo work is active. This attempt includes the animation-frame barrier for the already-consumed log batch before the paused-count snapshot.Starting ship-ui on branch
calternal-portat base headf2a15e1f93d59a10ad5b77bd85f02a8f63d2fff3. I will merge8632a04anddev(6b17a8c), resolve conflicts, run the requested clippy/Svelte/Vitest/fast gates and production browser smoke, and check the three majors from review-port-reload.The
8632a04merge conflicted inscripts/browser-check.mjsbecause its route navigations predate the current app-surface readiness and lifecycle checks. I kept thecalternal-portnavigation/readiness coverage and reconciled the container filter assertions with the merged DataTable's accessible host/status/engine chip groups, including selection/reset checks.git diff --checkpassed; no conflict markers remain in the merged container, host, DataTable, or browser-check files.Finding from the reload/auth majors:
signOut()waited forbeforeSignOutConsumersbefore marking the local sign-out generation or waking session waiters. A stalled preference flush therefore let a newer-generation peer wait reach its timeout and fall through toward refresh; if that continuation started afterclear(), it could capture the new epoch. I moved the signed-out fence, broadcast, and waiter notification before the flush while keeping the captured access credential available to the flush. Added a regression test that holds the preference flush and asserts no second refresh is dispatched.Merge-resolution decision on calternal-port: dev's newer typed stream/admission/runtime implementation is retained. I carried forward this branch's WebSocket Ping/Pong deadline and prompt client-close teardown, plus a server-side close log used by the production browser lifecycle check. The stream regression tests cover missed Pong closure and client-close teardown. This keeps dev's current architecture while preserving lifecycle behavior asserted by this UI branch.
Gate findings and fixes on calternal-port:
initialMobileDrawerFocus()could returnundefinedthrough optional chaining despite declaringHTMLElement | null; it now returnsnullwhen the mobile panel is absent. Recheck: 0 errors, 0 warnings.verify fastinitially failed inscripts/check-supply-chain: it requiredshadcn-svelteand apackages/ui/src/lib/components/uitree, while DECISIONS.md §26 and docs/UI.md establish that shadcn was removed and the checked-in UI is ported from calternal. The checker now inventories production dependencies from the current workspace manifests, records files with calternal provenance headers under the repo AGPL license, and no longer attributes nonexistent shadcn source. The generated third-party notice will be refreshed by the next fast gate.The first release-browser run failed
checkSharedCookieTabswithsupported mode issued 2 refresh requests for two simultaneous tabs. The test's route handler blocked only afterroute.fetch()had received a response, while the test opened that gate as soon as it observed a queued Web Lock. Under load, the lock observation can precede the buffered response. I tightened the synchronization to require both the first response to be held and the peer lock request to be pending before releasing it; the one-refresh assertion remains unchanged. I am rerunning the production browser check to verify this wait fix.After the held-response wait fix, the production smoke passed simultaneous shared-cookie refresh with one request, pending-refresh sign-out, fallback modes, and sidebar persistence. It then failed in
revealContainerSearch: the merged DataTable exposesrole=searchboxwith accessible nameFilter Containers; the old helper searched for a textbox namedSearchor aFiltersbutton that this UI no longer has. I updated the helper to wait for and use the current accessible search control.The next production-browser attempt reached the legacy scroll helper after passing the multi-tab, fallback, and sidebar flows. The helper still queried
.infrastructure-list .resource-rows; both hosts and containers now use the sharedDataTablewith.table-viewport, virtual row counts, and filter-chip groups. I aligned the geometry check, mobile/desktop filter interactions, row-cell expectations, and host route selector with the DataTable DOM and accessible controls. The next smoke will validate these assertions.Finished ship-ui #46.
Branch
calternal-port, basef2a15e1, final HEADc7fcea78b30aaed12dc7a3b13e870ce66d9cf40c(clean). No push.Merged
8632a04(conflict inscripts/browser-check.mjs) anddev(6b17a8c; conflicts inDECISIONS.md,crates/server/src/stream.rs,crates/server/tests/stream_regressions.rs,docs/UI.md,docs/contracts.md,packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts,packages/web/src/lib/auth.test.ts,scripts/browser-check.mjs,scripts/verify). Kept dev'sscripts/verifytarget-dir handling; combined the settled calternal UI decision with dev's SSH decision; retained current UI spec; combined the session-generation contract; preserved the WebSocket ping deadline and prompt close teardown alongside dev's typed stream/admission work. Resolved the browser conflict for the accessible DataTable controls. Follow-up fixes: sidebar focus fallback, avoid duplicate account probes during session adoption, replace stale shadcn supply-chain assumptions with calternal provenance, and align browser selectors/waits to DataTable.Production browser smoke used the release binary with
RUSTC_WRAPPER=sccache; invocation matchedbrowser_check_smokeinscripts/verify(directbun scripts/browser-check.mjs, with the same smoke environment). Smoke output:Fast gate output (
INFRATERMINAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=ship-ui scripts/verify fast, with sccache):verify-summary.txt:Total: 262.530s. Direct workspace clippy (--workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings), websvelte-check, and Vitest also passed. Vitest reportedTest Files 13 passed (13)andTests 75 passed (75).The three review majors are fixed in the final tree:
packages/web/src/lib/page-lifecycle.ts:9,packages/web/src/lib/api.ts:24.packages/web/src/lib/stream-attachment.svelte.ts:178and:183.packages/web/src/lib/auth.svelte.ts:290,packages/web/src/lib/auth.test.ts:268.Remaining finding: Bun audit reports one low, report-only advisory for transitive
cookie@0.6.0(GHSA-pxg6-pf52-xh8x). The required fast gate and production smoke passed. Per instruction,verify mergewas not run; the owner Safari/iOS checklist remains with the owner.Browser screenshot artifacts from the production smoke are at
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/ship-ui/browser/: light/dark setup and sign-in screenshots at 1440×900 and 390×844, plus locks-only and no-fallback multi-tab screenshots at both sizes. The smoke exercised the signed-in Containers DataTable and sidebar persistence.Started read-only review #46 in /mnt/hdd/infraternal/wt-lp/review-ship-ui, detached calternal-port HEAD
1dd62b854f. Base devea776ea. Scope: auth lifecycle fixes and server stream liveness/peer-close cleanup; server stream unit tests, stream_regressions and web Vitest. Using inherited sccache preset/debug builds; no verify merge, commits or pushes.Verdict: merge (correctness/security review of the requested scope; not the required merge gate).
Reviewed detached HEAD
1dd62b854fbdedadd9611c07b5bf19cd067cf9aeagainst devea776ea, includinggit diff ea776ea...1dd62b8for the auth/stream paths andgit diff ea776ea 1dd62b8 -- crates/server. No blocker or major found. No source edits, commits or pushes.crates/server/src/stream.rs:1159;crates/server/tests/stream_regressions.rs:249protocol/mod.rs:245,:475,:737). This branch never polls the source again or explicitly flushes the sink, and aborts the writer that could flush it. Thus graceful close is not guaranteed; the regression accepts an error or EOF as success. This is a protocol/interoperability limitation, not a cleanup or authorization bypass. The old teardown also lacked an explicit reply flush; the immediate abort removes any opportunity for queued writer work to flush it.The minor is supported by the installed dependency source and RFC 6455 §5.5.1, which requires a reply to an incoming Close. Axum's Message documentation distinguishes an unclean drop from graceful close. It does not block this narrowly requested review.
Previous three majors:
page-lifecycle.ts:12synchronously latches suspension on pagehide, before restored visibility can start polling. Persisted pageshow keeps the latch set while requesting reload.api.ts:24checks it before fetch, after fetch, after recovery and after reading JSON. The visible poller shares that guard. The original pre-pageshow request ordering and work after reload is requested are both fenced.stream-attachment.svelte.ts:178and subsequent continuation checks cover refresh and connection awaits; ensureConnected/getClient also guard entry. Pagehide permanently closes the owned StreamClient, whose token/ticket/body continuations check permanent closure. No replacement ticket/socket is dispatched by the retained suspended-document recovery path.auth.svelte.ts:198checks the epoch captured before the lock/wait; a missing peer returns false instead of falling through into a fresh-epoch refresh.:290sets signedOut and increments the epoch before preference flushing and wakes waiters. In-flight refresh responses and account responses check their captured epoch. Peer announcements cannot re-enter a signed-out document. Session clear retires the stream, clears registrations/retry timers and ignores old transport/channel callbacks.Server review:
teardown_connection(stream.rs:1205): stop/join watcher, collect attachment IDs, shutdown native pairs, join the aborted writer, then bounded durable detaches.storage/mod.rs:2303commits detach state and actor-attributedstream.session.detachaudit in the same transaction, keyed by attachment ID. Existing timeout/rollback behavior remains; aborting the writer does not cancel those operations.Scope/skills: loaded emil-design-eng and all seven requested better-* skills. Applied evidence over taste, change-scoped/read-only review, explicit coverage limits, and recovery-copy consistency. Visual layout, typography, color, motion and rendered accessibility were not reviewed by this correctness/security job. No browser screenshots, Safari/iOS checks or perf-VM measurements were taken; no claims of visual or performance certification. Read CLAUDE.md and the requested decision/design/plan/UI/contracts context. Graph absent initially; rebuild initiated into this job's external artifact directory, with raw reads filling its unavailable coverage.
Verification results follow below.
Verdict: merge (correctness/security review of the requested scope; not the required merge gate).
Reviewed detached HEAD
1dd62b854fbdedadd9611c07b5bf19cd067cf9aeagainst devea776ea, includinggit diff ea776ea...1dd62b8for the auth/stream paths andgit diff ea776ea 1dd62b8 -- crates/server. No blocker or major found. No source edits, commits or pushes.crates/server/src/stream.rs:1159;crates/server/tests/stream_regressions.rs:249protocol/mod.rs:245,:475,:737). This branch never polls the source again or explicitly flushes the sink, and aborts the writer that could flush it. Thus graceful close is not guaranteed; the regression accepts an error or EOF as success. This is a protocol/interoperability limitation, not a cleanup or authorization bypass. The old teardown also lacked an explicit reply flush; the immediate abort removes any opportunity for queued writer work to flush it.The minor is supported by the installed dependency source and RFC 6455 §5.5.1, which requires a reply to an incoming Close. Axum's Message documentation distinguishes an unclean drop from graceful close. It does not block this narrowly requested review.
Previous three majors:
page-lifecycle.ts:12synchronously latches suspension on pagehide, before restored visibility can start polling. Persisted pageshow keeps the latch set while requesting reload.api.ts:24checks it before fetch, after fetch, after recovery and after reading JSON. The visible poller shares that guard. The original pre-pageshow request ordering and work after reload is requested are both fenced.stream-attachment.svelte.ts:178and subsequent continuation checks cover refresh and connection awaits; ensureConnected/getClient also guard entry. Pagehide permanently closes the owned StreamClient, whose token/ticket/body continuations check permanent closure. No replacement ticket/socket is dispatched by the retained suspended-document recovery path.auth.svelte.ts:198checks the epoch captured before the lock/wait; a missing peer returns false instead of falling through into a fresh-epoch refresh.:290sets signedOut and increments the epoch before preference flushing and wakes waiters. In-flight refresh responses and account responses check their captured epoch. Peer announcements cannot re-enter a signed-out document. Session clear retires the stream, clears registrations/retry timers and ignores old transport/channel callbacks.Server review:
teardown_connection(stream.rs:1205): stop/join watcher, collect attachment IDs, shutdown native pairs, join the aborted writer, then bounded durable detaches.storage/mod.rs:2303commits detach state and actor-attributedstream.session.detachaudit in the same transaction, keyed by attachment ID. Existing timeout/rollback behavior remains; aborting the writer does not cancel those operations.Scope/skills: loaded emil-design-eng and all seven requested better-* skills. Applied evidence over taste, change-scoped/read-only review, explicit coverage limits, and recovery-copy consistency. Visual layout, typography, color, motion and rendered accessibility were not reviewed by this correctness/security job. No browser screenshots, Safari/iOS checks or perf-VM measurements were taken; no claims of visual or performance certification. Read CLAUDE.md and the requested decision/design/plan/UI/contracts context. Graph absent initially; rebuild initiated into this job's external artifact directory, with raw reads filling its unavailable coverage.
Verification results follow below.
All requested suites passed (debug builds, inherited
RUSTC_WRAPPER=/home/kayg/.local/bin/sccache,SCCACHE_DIR=/mnt/hdd/infraternal/sccache, isolatedCARGO_TARGET_DIR=/home/kayg/.cache/infraternal-targets/review-ship-ui).nice -n 15 cargo test -p infraternal-server --lib stream:: -- --test-threads=1— exit 0:nice -n 15 cargo test -p infraternal-server --test stream_regressions -- --include-ignored --nocapture --test-threads=1— exit 0, including real Docker/rootless Podman cases:The existing real persistent-session peer-close case (
close_requires_started_and_completion_audits) reached durable detached state before exercising audited termination. Real grant-shrink tests, stalled-stdin forbidden CLOSE tests and the new no-Pong deadline/peer-close tests passed. The new peer-close test alone opens no engine stream, so its name must not be interpreted as direct evidence of slow native cleanup; the teardown unit cases and persistent-session regressions supply complementary coverage.nice -n 15 bun run --cwd packages/web test --maxWorkers=1 --testTimeout=30000 --hookTimeout=30000— exit 0:Prerequisite results, preserved rather than hidden: initial Vitest invocation exited 127 (
vitest: command not found);bun install --frozen-lockfilesucceeded without lockfile changes. Initial stream-unit build exited 101 (embedded web build missing; run scripts/build-web first);scripts/build-websucceeded, then stream-unit rerun passed. No fake embedded assets were used. Full logs:vitest.log,server-stream-first.log,server-stream.log,stream-regressions.log,install.log,build-web.login this job directory.The external graph rebuild completed: 438 files, 6,639 nodes and 94,740 edges; graph queries confirmed the reviewed auth/recovery/cleanup symbols and locations. Worktree remains clean and HEAD unchanged. This job ran no scripts/verify tier, especially no verify merge, and does not replace production-browser/merge/performance gates.
Starting ws-close-reply on branch
ws-close-reply, base head1dd62b854fbdedadd9611c07b5bf19cd067cf9ae.I’m tracing the peer-close retirement path and its regression, then will add a bounded Close-reply flush without coupling it to session cleanup. Planned verification: server stream tests,
stream_regressions, thenINFRATERAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=ws-close-reply scripts/verify fast.Finding confirmed in the exact locked dependency: Cargo.lock pins
tokio-tungsteniteandtungstenite0.29.0.tungstenite::WebSocket::readdocuments that reading queues automatic Close responses and the next read/write/flush writes them; its close-handshake guidance says to keep driving the socket untilConnectionClosed. RFC 6455 §5.5.1 requires a reply to a received Close frame.I added one extra read-half poll, bounded to 100 ms, before the peer-close path drops the source and aborts the writer. The existing transport retirement still precedes native and durable session cleanup. The regression now succeeds only after receiving
Message::Close; EOF and read errors fail it.Sources: https://docs.rs/tungstenite/0.29.0/src/tungstenite/protocol/mod.rs.html and https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6455#section-5.5.1
Finished ws-close-reply on branch
ws-close-reply.Head:
2fae616b9f06ceed40d8cd270b58a6a3402799eccrates/server/src/stream.rs:1160gives tungstenite a second read-half poll, bounded at 100 ms, before dropping the transport. Native and durable cleanup still starts afterward.crates/server/tests/stream_regressions.rs:255now requires aMessage::Close; EOF and read errors fail the regression.The relevant dependency behavior is documented in tungstenite 0.29.0 source; RFC 6455 §5.5.1 requires a Close reply: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6455#section-5.5.1.
Tests passed with debug info enabled and the worktree sccache preset:
cargo test -p infraternal-server --lib stream:: -- --test-threads=1—cargo test: 69 passed, 105 filtered out (1 suite, 15.44s).cargo test -p infraternal-server --test stream_regressions -- --include-ignored --nocapture --test-threads=1—cargo test: 24 passed (1 suite, 125.77s).CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=2 CARGO_PROFILE_TEST_DEBUG=2 INFRATERAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=ws-close-reply scripts/verify fastexited 0. Stage output (verbatim):Job install-timeline-ui started on branch
install-timeline-uiat basea3c0d13(the agent-install contract commit). Scope is the managed-host add flow, setup timeline, typed-client integration, Vitest coverage, and owned browser checks underpackages/web/**andpackages/ui/**; no backend or SSH-target setup changes.Finding: the merged
agent-installbranch adds the typed create/status/trust/retry contract and server implementation, but the generated client has no enrolled-infraternal-agent collection endpoint.packages/api-client/src/schema.tsexposes POST/api/v1/agents/enroll, POST/api/v1/agents/join-tokens, POST/api/v1/agents/me/certificate, and DELETE/api/v1/agents/{agent_id}only. Therefore the UI cannot safely populate the requested “via an enrolled infraternal agent” selector from this contract. The managed-host flow currently uses the typed server-install-key path; no untyped or guessed list request will be added.Browser verification finding:
INFRATERMINAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=install-timeline-ui-browser scripts/verify browserbuilt the production web bundle and release binary, installed Chromium, then stopped before the production-server browser suite because the unrelated terminal fixture testxterm: bounds an outrunning producer and reports consumptiontimed out at its 60-second Playwright limit. The fixture run reported 36/37 passing after 200.697 seconds; its page snapshot contained the 4 MiB terminal output used by the backpressure case. The VM load was 33.51 at gate start (8 online CPUs) and 29.56 at investigation; no files underpackages/terminalare changed in this worktree. I will retry the gate if the VM load drops enough for a representative run.Backend integration finding after fast-forwarding
agent-installtoe6df34e:crates/server/src/install.rscurrently registers onlyGET /api/v1/hosts/install/public-key; the create, status, trust and retry handlers remain empty declarations (create() {},status() {},trust() {},retry() {}). The typed client contract is available, so the UI/controller and fake-client tests are built against it, but a real install cannot be submitted or resumed until those handlers are implemented and registered. The enrolled-infraternal-agent collection endpoint is also still absent from the generated client.Production browser perf finding and fix: the initial retry failed the existing container-detail cold JavaScript budget at 120,857 bytes versus the 117,760-byte cap. Inspection of the built production chunks found the new HostInstallTimeline markup inside the shared
_CmrdUjYb.jschunk, which container detail downloads, because the host setup flow imported it from the@infraternal/uiroot barrel. I isolated it as the@infraternal/ui/host-install-timelinesubpath and updated the flow import; the rebuilt output now places its markup in a separate chunk (BVZRP5Li.js) outside the container route's static imports. Focused verification passed: web Svelte check 0 errors/warnings; UI Svelte check 0 errors/warnings; web Vitest 25/25; UI Vitest 4/4. Production browser gate rerun pending.Starting ssh-web-setup2 on branch
ssh-web-setup, base head1dd62b854fbdedadd9611c07b5bf19cd067cf9ae. I am reviewing the existing uncommitted SSH web setup work, then running the required frontend checks before committing.The production-browser run reached the SSH setup flow and passed host-key probe/trust, but opening the first terminal to
127.0.0.1:2222failed: the stream returnedssh_errorwithdetails.stage=auth. The failure occurred before screenshots; I am checking the real test sshd's authorized-keys setup and server evidence before changing anything.The failure is in the changed-key browser fixture, not the product terminal path: the first connection to the real
sshtargetsshd succeeded (the sshd journal recorded accepted public-key logins), but the rotated-key fixture'sAuthorizedKeysFilewas under/tmp. A matching rootless OpenSSH reproduction reportedAuthentication refused: bad ownership or modes for directory /tmpwithStrictModes yes. I moved that private fixture underXDG_RUNTIME_DIR(home fallback), whose parent directories are not world-writable.After relocating the private fixture, the SSH flow completed key rotation and the second terminal opened; all four SSH screenshots were written. The browser run then failed only on its local console assertion, which collected six Chromium
Failed to load resourcemessages for HTTP 404/502/503 responses while the host-detail fallback and absent-SSH-settings reads were handled. I am narrowing the harness exception to those documented read paths; the SSH POST/probe/terminal response assertions remain strict.The production container-detail cold-route JavaScript gzip measurement exceeded the 120 KiB budget with the new timeline exposed through the shared UI barrel. Moving the timeline to a dedicated package subpath reduced the measured route bundle, and isolating SegmentedControl/TabBar from the root barrel brought it to 116,275 bytes (1,485 bytes under the 117,760-byte cap). The app-shell and container route now load those interactive primitives only through dedicated subpaths where needed.
Browser result:
PASS SSH host setup browser flow: fixed sshd, key copy, settings update, first trust, terminal, changed-key replacement. The run then failed later at the existing container cold-JavaScript budget: 119310 bytes versus the 117760-byte maximum. Earlier browser notes already recorded 119309 bytes on this worktree before this step, so I left that unrelated size issue out of scope. The four requested screenshots were rewritten under/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/ssh-web-setup/.Finished on branch
ssh-web-setupat headc7c84ae0d870b253548d50514492e4e8b99a90d0.INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=ssh-web-setup2 scripts/verify fastexited 0. Its gate output:The real-sshd flow output was:
The enclosing browser gate stopped at the existing container cold-JavaScript budget (maximum 117760 bytes). Earlier run notes recorded the same overage before this step. The four screenshots are saved under
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/ssh-web-setup/.Leftovers: a host removal action is not exposed in the web UI; the saved worktree diff did not include one, so it remains follow-up scope. No browser run was attempted for removal.
Browser evidence from install-timeline-ui-browser-final4: the production route overflow check failed on
/hostsat 320px. The Hosts grid ended at x=336 while its content box ended at x=320; the two always-visible mobile columns required 12rem + 8rem plus the 16px grid gap. Added narrower mobile tracks for Host and Status inpackages/web/src/routes/hosts/+page.svelte. Web/UI Vitest suites pass (100/100 and 14/14); rerunning the browser tier to verify all route widths and the install-flow screenshot matrix.Browser evidence from install-timeline-ui-browser-final6: the new managed-host form and all five timeline states rendered and were captured at 1440x900 and 390x844 in both themes. The gate then stopped in its existing log-retention assertion: it expected “older log lines dropped”, while
ContainerLogPanel.svelteand docs/UI.md now correctly say “older lines rolled off; showing the newest retained lines.” Updated only that stale browser expectation; rerunning the browser gate.Starting job #46 in branch
branched-sidebar, basedevat67dffa58513296c936c3909fd1999b85c37122a1.Scope: sidebar/navigation tree in
packages/webandpackages/ui, owned tests and browser checks. I will not change Hosts page bodies. I am first reviewing the sidebar persistence, host/container/SSH inventory data, and the current production-browser workflow.Evidence and implementation decision for #46:
HostSummaryfromGET /api/v1/hostscontains status (online/offline) and currently connected engine summaries, but no SSH-target flag orsetting_upstatus. The existing typedGET /api/v1/hosts/{host_id}/sshis the available target-presence check;404means that host has no SSH settings.GET /api/v1/containersalready acceptshostandenginefilters and its response is bounded by the existing inventory limits. I will derive Docker/Podman counts from one unfiltered response using the current ETag/2-second visible poll pattern, not fan out one list call per host.packages/web/src/routes/containers/+page.sveltecurrently builds API filters only from local state and does not read URL search parameters. Tree URLs alone would not filter the page, so I will add the minimal incominghost/enginequery handoff there; no Hosts page body will be edited.SSH settings will be checked on host expansion through the typed client and cached for the session. The host status dot will preserve the API's online/offline status;
Setting upis reserved for the temporary capability check on an online host with no reported engines.Finding/decision: the Infrastructure tree derives Docker/Podman LIVE counts from the existing bounded unfiltered container list and host engines from GET /api/v1/hosts. A real production-browser check now compares both counts to that API response, starts one additional real container per runtime to verify live refresh, and follows both host/engine branch filters. Empty-state screenshots use a temporary release server with --no-local-agent and a fresh database, so the empty host list is real rather than intercepted. Expansion is stored under a user-specific browser key; the API has no expansion preference field.
Browser finding: the first production-browser run passed setup, SSH setup and the multi-tab flows, then stopped in the existing sidebar item-drag persistence check before reaching the new tree assertions. After dragging Hosts below Containers, the saved order remained [hosts, containers] instead of the expected [containers, hosts]. The shared VM was loaded; I am rerunning to separate a timing flake from a regression.
Browser finding: the production-browser rerun reproduced the sidebar drag issue under a fresh database. The baseline order was [hosts, containers]; after dragging Hosts below Containers the order remained [hosts, containers], so no arrangement PUT completed. I added DOM/order announcement diagnostics around the assertion and will use the next production run to identify whether the new tree region is affecting the DnD target.
Browser verification reached the terminal flood budget after the host install route, including all 24 requested form/timeline screenshots. The run failed only on
fps=58.2524against the existingfps < 60budget; line rate, bounded retention, bytes, dropped count, and rendered row count passed. At the time, three concurrent Rust compiler processes were using about 90%, 97%, and 140% CPU, and host load average was 8.36. I will rerun the browser gate after that unrelated compile load settles; no budget or product threshold was changed.Starting install-timeline-ui2 on branch
install-timeline-uiat headd89d22c910bc2fe102ac1f8d15eef7152efd0a66. I am checking the existing UI changes, then will mergedevat0b4fc37, verify the host-install flow against the real test sshd, capture the requested timeline states, and runINFRATERAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=install-timeline-ui2 scripts/verify fast.The default web Vitest run failed 4/101 tests across
auth.test.tsandstream-attachment.test.ts(two 5-second timeouts and two load-sensitive assertions). These modules are outside this change. Rerunning each of the four failed tests alone with the package Vitest command passed all four;svelte-checkfound 0 errors and 0 warnings. I am recording this as a load-sensitive baseline and will report anyverify fastretry separately.Browser evidence on branched-sidebar (base dev
67dffa5): the production release browser flow reached the real Docker/Podman/SSH tree check and verified two filtered routes. Latest recorded values were Docker LIVE=7, Podman LIVE=3, and SSH targets=1. Host screenshots were captured at 1440x900 and 390x844 in light and dark themes under /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/branched-sidebar/.Two limits surfaced. The no-host screenshots cannot be produced with the current server: Server::open always persists a local host, including with --no-local-agent, and the hosts API has no removal route. The production browser flow also stops at its existing container-detail cold-JS gate: 119414 gzip bytes versus the 117760-byte maximum. The owner’s baseline note is about 119.3 KB.
Finished branched-sidebar #46.
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67dffa58513296c936c3909fd1999b85c37122a1Head:
f76cbfa1ac895177df89aac37e53f5c6701a9f9fCommits:
7162df4 feat(web): add enterprise infrastructure tree sidebarf76cbfa test(web): verify branched sidebar with live runtime inventoryThe release-browser tree flow exercised real Docker and Podman inventory, SSH targets, branch navigation/filter parameters, count updates, and ArrowRight/ArrowLeft. It reported:
Host screenshots:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/branched-sidebar/infrastructure-hosts-light-1440x900.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/branched-sidebar/infrastructure-hosts-dark-1440x900.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/branched-sidebar/infrastructure-hosts-light-390x844.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/branched-sidebar/infrastructure-hosts-dark-390x844.pngThe no-host screenshots could not be produced authentically:
Server::openpersists a local host even with--no-local-agent, and the current hosts API has no removal route. I did not fake the inventory. The browser run later stopped at the existing cold JavaScript budget: 119,414 bytes against the 117,760-byte cap. The host tree interaction and screenshots had completed before that failure.Required fast gate command:
RUSTC_WRAPPER=/home/kayg/.local/bin/sccache INFRATERAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=branched-sidebar INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=branched-sidebar scripts/verify fastGate output:
Worktree is clean. No issue closure requested.
Clarification to the browser evidence in my previous comment: the
...marks abbreviated generated host IDs. The observed counts were Docker 7, Podman 3, SSH targets 1, with two filtered routes verified. The tree interactions and host screenshots completed before the browser flow failed its cold-JS budget assertion (119,414 bytes vs 117,760 bytes).Finished
install-timeline-ui2on branchinstall-timeline-ui.Head:
e17cabef37d52cb3a894fe5aa0f02297d377e547(merge parents:106db0483fd9b36216477cf02c0e3161cfd1a477,0b4fc37d555efacf9d5ca731451cfa0738ed4fb3).The TS client generator ran against merged OpenAPI; no generated drift remained. The add-host UI, durable timeline, explicit trust, host detail link, and destructive removal plan/confirmation are committed.
INFRATERAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=install-timeline-ui2 scripts/verify fastexited 0. Its recorded total was497.427s. Gate output:The opt-in production browser run with the real test sshd did not complete. I stopped
INFRATERAL_LIVE_HOST_INSTALL=1 INFRATERAL_ARTIFACT_DIR=/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/install-timeline-ui INFRATERAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=install-timeline-ui2-browser scripts/verify browserat the 20-minute limit while it was still compiling the release binary; it exited 130 before Playwright results or new screenshots. The test sshdauthorized_keysfile was restored withsudo -n cp -a;sudo -n cmp --silentpassed.Existing timeline screenshots are present under
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/install-timeline-ui/host-install-flow/:install-timeline-{waiting-for-trust,running,failed,done}-{light,dark}-{1440x900,390x844}.png.Leftover: complete the real-sshd browser flow (create, trust, all ten steps through inventory, removal) and refresh its screenshots from the completed run. The gate also reported the low
cookie@0.6.0Bun advisory as report-only.Starting install-ui-netauth on branch
install-timeline-ui, base heade17cabef37d52cb3a894fe5aa0f02297d377e547. I’m mergingdevat7085801as specified, then implementing the network-auth add-host and trust UI, real browser flow, and screenshot matrix. I’ll report findings and the required fast-gate output here before finishing.Finding after merging
dev(7085801):CreateHostInstallRequest.authis optional and omission selects banner-based detection (crates/proto/src/install.rs), withInstallSshAuthandSshServerKindin the generated contract. The current web form request builder inpackages/web/src/lib/host-install-validation.tsdoes not expose that choice yet. I’m implementing Detect as an omittedauthfield and sendingkey/networkonly for explicit selections; the trust call will carry the selected auth value.Decision: the NetBird-banner SSH server in
crates/server/src/install_netauth_sshd.rsis a crate-private Rust test helper (NetworkSshd::startand its listener are scoped to the server test module), so the browser harness cannot launch it as a reusable target. I’m using Vitest component coverage for the NetBird trust proposal, auth override, and connect refusal message/remedy, plus the browser screenshot fixtures for those states. The real browser create/trust/inventory/remove run stays on the external OpenSSH test host in key mode.Job report — browser verification remains incomplete
Branch:
install-timeline-uiHead:
257ff3fa0cd621168edde78fdb97f4426967e51aCommits:
0ef00b8(host install auth UI) and257ff3f(browser coverage)Implemented Detect automatically as the default (omitting
auth), explicit key/network choices, conditional key details, detected-server context and trust-time auth override, plus the actionable network-auth refusal state. The browser fixture now covers Detect omission, proposal display, the NetBird trust/refusal states and requested screenshot naming. The loopback NetBird SSH server is crate-private test code, so NetBird UI behavior is covered by Vitest rather than a browser-backed NetBird server.The required gate passed:
The known flaky suites also passed when rerun individually:
packages/web/src/lib/auth.test.tsandpackages/web/src/lib/stream-attachment.test.ts(both exit 0).svelte-checkpassed in web and UI with 0 errors and 0 warnings;node --check scripts/browser-check.mjspassed. Bun audit reported one low-severity report-onlycookie@0.6.0advisory.The requested real OpenSSH create → trust → inventory → remove browser flow did not complete. The first browser attempt exposed an expected missing-install-job 404 that the SSH-flow console filter did not allow; that filter now matches the existing documented behavior. Three later browser attempts passed the SSH setup scenario but stopped when Playwright could not select the native auth radio. The final source now uses
aria-pressedbuttons, but this version was not rerun in production browser. Therefore there is no successful real host-install E2E result.Only one screenshot was captured:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/install-timeline-ui/netauth/form-detect-light-1440x900.png. It predates the final pressed-button selector, and the requested dark/mobile, NetBird trust-wait, running, refusal-failed and done screenshots are missing.Every browser attempt restored
/home/sshtarget/.ssh/authorized_keysandcmppassed. Temporary backups remain at/tmp/install-ui-netauth-authorized_keys.*.backupbecause automatic command review rejected deleting the temporary copy. The 90-minute time box was exceeded due to the cold release build and repeated full browser runs.Finished job install-ui-netauth on branch
install-timeline-uiat head3c96a8be7776ef094bd2e3e97ddbfee0b8646e31. No push.The add-host form now supports Detect automatically (default; omits
auth), Install key, and Network (NetBird/Tailscale SSH). The trust pause shows the detected server, proposal/current method, and fingerprint, and allows an auth override. Network-auth refusal is actionable in the failed timeline.Focused production-browser run used the real 127.0.0.1:2222 OpenSSH test host with key mode and completed create, trust, inventory, and removal.
authorized_keyswas backed up withsudo -n cp -a, restored, and compared. The NetBird SSH test server helper is crate-private and not reusable by the browser harness; the NetBird trust/refusal UI states use the existing browser API fixture and Vitest coverage.All 20 requested screenshots are in
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/install-timeline-ui/netauth/:form-detect,trust-wait-netbird,running,failed-network-refusal, anddone, each atlightanddark,1440x900and390x844. They were copied from the successful real-browser run and byte-compared.Focused browser gate output:
The unfiltered browser matrix did not pass: it stopped in the unrelated terminal-workspace check because the “Open a terminal” dialog did not appear within 5 seconds. The focused install browser run passed independently.
Final required gate output:
The gate reports one low-severity
cookie@0.6.0Bun advisory as report-only. Standalone reruns ofauth.test.tsandstream-attachment.test.tsalso passed.Starting Job install-ui-merge (#46). Branch: install-timeline-ui. Base head:
3c96a8be77. Integrating dev at056ef45435; will resolve scripts/browser-check.mjs, compare the terminal dialog check on dev and merged tree, then run the requested verification gates.Finding/decision: the branch’s live OpenSSH install flow was the remaining browser check that appended the server install key to the shared /home/sshtarget/.ssh/authorized_keys and targeted port 2222. The merged flow now starts the existing per-test sshd helper with a unique authorized_keys file and ephemeral port, validates the install-only restricted Ed25519 line, and allows requested remote commands for the multi-command install protocol (docs/contracts.md §8). The UI fixture still covers NetBird states; dev’s independent tree, DataTable, perf-selector, and isolated SSH checks are retained.
Verification finding: a direct scripts/build-web attempt in the dev worktree failed because its existing JavaScript install could not resolve motion/mini from packages/ui/src/motion.ts. I am switching to scripts/verify browser, whose prepare step refreshes dependencies from that tree’s bun.lock before rebuilding; this is an environment/dependency freshness failure, not a Svelte or Vitest failure.
Dev baseline browser gate started on commit
056ef45435. Its real output began with: WARN load5=17.05 exceeds online CPU count=8; timing-sensitive checks may be delayed. This VM is under heavy concurrent load, so I will record the terminal-dialog result with that condition and compare it to the merged run.The dev gate’s Rust step failed because RUSTC_WRAPPER=sccache resolved no executable on this gate’s PATH; /home/kayg/.local/bin/sccache 0.18.0 is present. I will use its absolute path for the next run. The gate had already refreshed JS dependencies and passed its web bundle step.
Dev baseline result: scripts/verify browser on
056ef454built the release binary successfully, then failed at before reaching checkTerminalWorkspace. Exact finding: . Therefore this run did not execute the terminal dialog check; the check implementation itself has no diff between dev and the branch. Dev browser log: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/install-ui-merge-dev2/step-4.log.Dev baseline result: scripts/verify browser on
056ef454built the release binary successfully, then failed at container-detail cold JavaScript before reaching checkTerminalWorkspace. Exact finding: container-detail cold JavaScript must stay at least 5 KiB under the 120 KiB cap (maximum 117,760 bytes): 119406 bytes. Therefore this run did not execute the terminal dialog check; the check implementation itself has no diff between dev and the branch. Dev browser log: /mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/install-ui-merge-dev2/step-4.log.Finding/decision for #46:
The live install did not reach
donewithin 180 seconds with the isolated per-test sshd fixture. I moved only that real install flow to the provisionedsshtargetservice on 127.0.0.1:2222. The browser check now saves/home/sshtarget/.ssh/authorized_keyswithsudo cp -a, appends the validated restricted install key, and restores withcp -apluscmpin afinallyblock. The full browser run reported:PASS browser host install: create, trust, inventory, removal plan, removal, and reload recovery.The dev browser run stopped before terminal-workspace at the cold container-detail JS budget:
container-detail cold JavaScript must stay at least 5 KiB under the 120 KiB cap (maximum 117,760 bytes): 119406 bytes. The merged run reached the terminal-workspace check and captured its dialog/workspace screenshots. The check implementation has no diff from dev. The later merged browser failure was at the responsive route check onGET /api/v1/containersreturning 503.Screenshots from the merged run:
/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/install-ui-merge/browser/light-1440x900-terminals-dialog.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/install-ui-merge/browser/light-390x844-terminals-dialog.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/install-ui-merge/browser/light-1440x900-terminals-workspace.png/mnt/hdd/infraternal/artifacts/verify/install-ui-merge/browser/light-390x844-terminals-workspace.pngFinished #46. Branch
install-timeline-uihead:1a1cfd64cc4df2bc39b70549d364ba22e212bf5d.The merge commit resolved the sole
scripts/browser-check.mjsconflict by retaining both artifact directories and their mkdir calls; dev's isolated sshd fixtures, load-tolerant DataTable check, perf selector updates and sidebar tree checks are present. Follow-up commit1a1cfd6uses the provisionedsshtargetaccount for the live installer because the isolated fixture did not complete within 180 seconds, and restores its authorized_keys file withcp -aandcmp.INFRATERNAL_VERIFY_RUN_ID=install-ui-merge scripts/verify fastexited 0. Gate output:The full production browser run built the release binary and passed the terminal fixture check. The live install path completed; exact output:
The full browser gate later failed at the responsive route check. Exact gate output:
Terminal finding: dev's browser run stopped before terminal-workspace at the cold container-detail JS budget (
119406bytes vs the 117,760-byte maximum). The terminal helper is unchanged between dev and this branch; the merged browser run captured the terminal dialog and workspace screenshots at desktop and 390×844. This does not establish whether dev would hit the same 5-second dialog timeout because its run stopped earlier.Starting host lifecycle status and general host removal work on branch host-status-remove, based on dev
173525d835. Scope: typed server-derived host lifecycle status across API/client/UI, and audited plan-based DELETE host removal with CLI/MCP parity, tests, and browser verification for SSH-only removal.The first full production-browser run failed at
browser: Playwright against release serverafter 523.554s. The log-flood check reportedlineRate=18391.313981708816,fps=59.82716596459495,retained=10000,bytes=210000,dropped=23200,renderedRows=20; only the average-FPS floor was exceeded. The current harness samplesrequestAnimationFrameover 1.8s and rejects any average below 60. I’m collecting frame-interval p99/max evidence on the next strict run while keeping that assertion in place; the 320px diagnostic is also being represented by a long host-name fixture.Finding: the generated hosts API currently exposes only
HostStatus::{online,offline}(crates/proto/src/resources.rs), whilepackages/web/src/lib/shell/infrastructure-tree.tsderivessetting-upfrom engine and SSH-discovery state. SSH trust is stored in each owning infraternal agent'sHostKeyStore(crates/agent/src/lib.rs/crates/ssh/src/host_keys.rs), so SSH-only removal needs an owner-routed signed forget operation before deleting server-side host settings. The list path will keep lifecycle enrichment batched to avoid per-host storage lookups.Browser run 2 on
browser-green(head3937900) passed every route check, the long-host-label 320px wrapping check, and all cold-JS budgets. The only failure was the final log-flood frame-rate assertion: average 59.9967 FPS, p99 frame interval 16.8 ms, max 33.4 ms, and zero intervals over 50 ms. The whole verify command had been run undernice -n 10, including Playwright/Chromium. I am rerunningscripts/verify browserat normal priority to distinguish scheduler noise from a product regression; the strict UI and cold-JS assertions remain unchanged.Normal-priority full browser run at
3937900reproduced the only failure, so low process priority was not the root cause.checkFloodRetentionreported 53.47299 FPS, p99/max frame interval 66.6 ms, 2 intervals over 50 ms; retained lines=10,000, rendered DOM rows=20, bytes=210,000, line rate=18,081.6/s. The long 320px host filter label wrapped without clipping, and all route cold-JS budgets passed. The remaining failure is isolated to the browser log flood performance measurement; investigating the client rendering/update path.Lifecycle status is now a typed
HostLifecycleStatuson host list and detail responses. The server combines install state, identity/tunnel state, SSH owner availability, and local engine availability. The storage testlifecycle_sources_load_500_hosts_without_per_host_storage_readspasses with exactly three batched source scans for 500 hosts. The sidebar tree, Hosts list, dashboard, and detail display the API status directly.Starting job one-add-host (#46).
Branch: one-add-host
Base head:
851d502909Scope: unify all add-host entry points into the install-first / SSH-target flow, add state and browser coverage, capture required screenshots, and run scripts/verify fast.
Starting install-single-source: branch
install-single-source, base/head851d50290998f1328b7e5557f9084a5d7d0dff07, only writer. Scope: host-owned current SSH settings for install execution/retry, endpoint-bound host-key trust, and setup-first host detail states. Will run the requested fast gate and real-sshd browser recovery check; will not push or run merge.