Client-side mux and mesh (D288) #251

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kayg commented

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Starting research on branch client-side-mux-design, based on origin/dev at ee3dab0185. Worktree HEAD matches that base. No product code changes planned.

Starting research on branch client-side-mux-design, based on origin/dev at ee3dab0185916c0709336a5a7c7ef5c5baa9b370. Worktree HEAD matches that base. No product code changes planned.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 15:05:17 +00:00

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Map on `origin/dev` (`ee3dab0185916c0709336a5a7c7ef5c5baa9b370`)

No parent issue is linked to #251. The #251 comments were read before the map.

Sessions, shim and the local socket

The PTY/session core works. crates/infraternal-agent/src/sessions.rs keeps a private runtime directory, discovers live per-session sockets with bounded handshakes, and starts a shim for terminal.open. Each shim socket is sessions/<uuid>.sock, under a directory with mode 0700; the socket has mode 0600 (crates/infraternal-shim/src/session.rs). The shim handles attach, sequenced input, resize, replay/snapshot, writer selection and bounded exit retention. The session survives a browser or server disconnect because the shim owns the PTY (D13, D74).
There is already a host-local plugin control socket. crates/infraternal-agent/src/plugin_control.rs binds <state>/plugins.sock, accepts one bounded Call and returns a Result from the public plugin action registry. crates/infraternal/src/component_cli.rs calls it. It checks the peer UID, so same-account local component commands work without the server connection. Linux infraternal mesh up|down|status|peers already uses this path through crates/plugins/mesh/src/descriptor.rs and node_actions.rs.
That socket is not the D288 session API. It carries one plugin action and one result, not a terminal stream; it is host/UID scoped, not bound to the calling shell session. The existing per-session shim sockets are also available to the same UID (or root), not exclusively to one calling shell. D288's caller-session authority and mux operations are therefore still missing. A new path must preserve the rule that printed terminal output cannot trigger control.
D241 is recorded but absent from this dev source. I searched tracked origin/dev for INFRATER_SESSION, terminal.multiplexer, and the skip setting. The only hit is a test-profile comment in crates/infraternal/tests/profile/.zshrc; there is no startup guard, setting action or first-use notice in production code. The D241 auto-start behavior is still unshipped.

Protocol and clients

The resumable wire works for browser ↔ server ↔ infraternal agent. contracts/wire.md and crates/infraternal-protocol/src/lib.rs define Hello/Welcome/Resume, AttachTerm, sequence cursors, input/output, snapshots, and action calls. The agent daemon opens sessions and attaches through crates/infraternal-agent/src/daemon.rs; the server routes terminal streams. packages/protocol/src/codec.ts has the matching TypeScript codec, while apps/tracer/src/connection.ts and apps/tracer/src/terminal.ts implement the browser WebSocket client and resume path.
There is no native CLI client for that device session path. The browser uses the authenticated WebSocket; docs/CLI.md explicitly says authenticated CLI device-session transport is not implemented. The CLI has no mux, sessions, attach or sign-in action. D121's web attach-by-default/session manager and splits work in the app; its later local infraternal attach command is absent. The browser inventory in apps/tracer/src/canvas/sessions/live-inventory.ts can list, attach, detach and rename the canvas window, but explicitly cannot read session output, end a session, show its exit code or identify the last typist.
D11 supplies the shared, resumable protocol and D74's “last device that typed sets the terminal size” behavior is present in the shim. D259's resume targets and D296's typing target are listed with the design questions below.

CLI, enrollment and Mesh

Some nearby CLI commands work, but self-join does not. infraternal agent join <url> is a real command in crates/plugins/remote/src/cli.rs; it consumes a server-issued enrollment invitation and can save the identity without connecting yet. infraternal up and infraternal agent up|down|status remain unavailable placeholders (crates/infraternal/src/cli/actions.rs, crates/infraternal-agent/src/cli.rs). The hidden-placeholder rule in docs/CLI.md keeps unfinished commands out of help and generated skills.
Enrollment already has useful trust machinery. crates/plugins/remote/src/enrollment.rs binds an invitation to a machine UUID, execution mode and UID; it carries a one-time capability plus pinned CA/HTTPS trust and the server endpoint. The machine key remains local. contracts/remote.md documents private capability handling and HTTPS pinning. The current agent join expects the CLI to already be installed; it does not download/install the program or implement D201's one-command infraternal up.
Add-host over SSH is real and can remain the fallback. D291 and crates/plugins/ssh use the already-authenticated SSH connection to install the infraternal agent and open a reverse tunnel for its first server connection. After enrollment the link can move to the Mesh path. This avoids requiring an inbound agent port.
Linux Mesh peer runtime and local control work. crates/plugins/mesh/src/node.rs owns the Linux kernel WireGuard interface, typed netlink, firewall and durable public configuration. node_actions.rs implements mesh.up|down|status|peers; the coordinator enrolls machines and sends bounded configuration. These node modules and the infraternal-agent dependency are target_os = "linux" gated. The local mesh up action requires an already joined machine.
macOS Mesh peer is missing from source. D169 already selects GotaTun with our own macOS adapter, and D269 raises the macOS userspace peer for our own traffic. The current Mesh peer code is Linux-only and there is no macOS adapter/runtime under crates/plugins/mesh. Issue #213 is the existing measurement lane. D20 also still places general macOS infraternal-agent support after Linux; the current priority advances that platform work and should be noted on the design issue, without revisiting the D169 engine choice.

## Map on `origin/dev` (`ee3dab0185916c0709336a5a7c7ef5c5baa9b370`) No parent issue is linked to #251. The #251 comments were read before the map. ### Sessions, shim and the local socket - **The PTY/session core works.** `crates/infraternal-agent/src/sessions.rs` keeps a private runtime directory, discovers live per-session sockets with bounded handshakes, and starts a shim for `terminal.open`. Each shim socket is `sessions/<uuid>.sock`, under a directory with mode 0700; the socket has mode 0600 (`crates/infraternal-shim/src/session.rs`). The shim handles attach, sequenced input, resize, replay/snapshot, writer selection and bounded exit retention. The session survives a browser or server disconnect because the shim owns the PTY (D13, D74). - **There is already a host-local plugin control socket.** `crates/infraternal-agent/src/plugin_control.rs` binds `<state>/plugins.sock`, accepts one bounded `Call` and returns a `Result` from the public plugin action registry. `crates/infraternal/src/component_cli.rs` calls it. It checks the peer UID, so same-account local component commands work without the server connection. Linux `infraternal mesh up|down|status|peers` already uses this path through `crates/plugins/mesh/src/descriptor.rs` and `node_actions.rs`. - **That socket is not the D288 session API.** It carries one plugin action and one result, not a terminal stream; it is host/UID scoped, not bound to the calling shell session. The existing per-session shim sockets are also available to the same UID (or root), not exclusively to one calling shell. D288's caller-session authority and mux operations are therefore still missing. A new path must preserve the rule that printed terminal output cannot trigger control. - **D241 is recorded but absent from this dev source.** I searched tracked `origin/dev` for `INFRATER_SESSION`, `terminal.multiplexer`, and the skip setting. The only hit is a test-profile comment in `crates/infraternal/tests/profile/.zshrc`; there is no startup guard, setting action or first-use notice in production code. The D241 auto-start behavior is still unshipped. ### Protocol and clients - **The resumable wire works for browser ↔ server ↔ infraternal agent.** `contracts/wire.md` and `crates/infraternal-protocol/src/lib.rs` define `Hello`/`Welcome`/`Resume`, `AttachTerm`, sequence cursors, input/output, snapshots, and action calls. The agent daemon opens sessions and attaches through `crates/infraternal-agent/src/daemon.rs`; the server routes terminal streams. `packages/protocol/src/codec.ts` has the matching TypeScript codec, while `apps/tracer/src/connection.ts` and `apps/tracer/src/terminal.ts` implement the browser WebSocket client and resume path. - **There is no native CLI client for that device session path.** The browser uses the authenticated WebSocket; `docs/CLI.md` explicitly says authenticated CLI device-session transport is not implemented. The CLI has no `mux`, `sessions`, `attach` or `sign-in` action. D121's web attach-by-default/session manager and splits work in the app; its later local `infraternal attach` command is absent. The browser inventory in `apps/tracer/src/canvas/sessions/live-inventory.ts` can list, attach, detach and rename the canvas window, but explicitly cannot read session output, end a session, show its exit code or identify the last typist. - D11 supplies the shared, resumable protocol and D74's “last device that typed sets the terminal size” behavior is present in the shim. D259's resume targets and D296's typing target are listed with the design questions below. ### CLI, enrollment and Mesh - **Some nearby CLI commands work, but self-join does not.** `infraternal agent join <url>` is a real command in `crates/plugins/remote/src/cli.rs`; it consumes a server-issued enrollment invitation and can save the identity without connecting yet. `infraternal up` and `infraternal agent up|down|status` remain unavailable placeholders (`crates/infraternal/src/cli/actions.rs`, `crates/infraternal-agent/src/cli.rs`). The hidden-placeholder rule in `docs/CLI.md` keeps unfinished commands out of help and generated skills. - **Enrollment already has useful trust machinery.** `crates/plugins/remote/src/enrollment.rs` binds an invitation to a machine UUID, execution mode and UID; it carries a one-time capability plus pinned CA/HTTPS trust and the server endpoint. The machine key remains local. `contracts/remote.md` documents private capability handling and HTTPS pinning. The current `agent join` expects the CLI to already be installed; it does not download/install the program or implement D201's one-command `infraternal up`. - **Add-host over SSH is real and can remain the fallback.** D291 and `crates/plugins/ssh` use the already-authenticated SSH connection to install the infraternal agent and open a reverse tunnel for its first server connection. After enrollment the link can move to the Mesh path. This avoids requiring an inbound agent port. - **Linux Mesh peer runtime and local control work.** `crates/plugins/mesh/src/node.rs` owns the Linux kernel WireGuard interface, typed netlink, firewall and durable public configuration. `node_actions.rs` implements `mesh.up|down|status|peers`; the coordinator enrolls machines and sends bounded configuration. These node modules and the infraternal-agent dependency are `target_os = "linux"` gated. The local `mesh up` action requires an already joined machine. - **macOS Mesh peer is missing from source.** D169 already selects GotaTun with our own macOS adapter, and D269 raises the macOS userspace peer for our own traffic. The current Mesh peer code is Linux-only and there is no macOS adapter/runtime under `crates/plugins/mesh`. Issue #213 is the existing measurement lane. D20 also still places general macOS infraternal-agent support after Linux; the current priority advances that platform work and should be noted on the design issue, without revisiting the D169 engine choice.

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2026-10-21 15:06:36 +00:00

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Proposed slices, estimates and gates

Estimates below are rough engineering days for one Rust/TypeScript engineer, excluding review and shared build/VM queue time. They are estimates, not elapsed-time measurements. The performance VM was not used for this research job, as requested.

Slice	Usable result	Size estimate	Binary impact estimate	Gates and main risk
S0 — finish D241 shell behavior	Shell startup skips auto-starting an inner multiplexer, exports the session marker, and gives the agreed first-use notice and per-host/global opt-out. Existing sessions are already persistent, so this is useful before the `mux` command ships.	3–5 days	Low, target 0–16 KiB on Linux static builds; shell startup/settings code may move that. No new dependency expected.	Test real Bash and Zsh login files with auto-start snippets and later manual starts; test notice-once and settings scope. Main risk is leaving a fake environment marker that breaks a deliberate later launch. D241 has no production code in dev today.
S1 — same-host `infraternal mux`	`infraternal mux ls	new	send	capture
S2 — local terminal `attach`	`infraternal attach <session>` attaches to a session on this machine; the TTY carries raw PTY bytes, resize and detach, and the process resumes after the CLI exits.	3–5 days	Low, target 0–16 KiB using existing shim frames and the OS terminal interfaces already in the binary; avoid adding a terminal renderer for a pass-through client.	Real PTY tests for resize, raw-mode restoration, detach, Ctrl-C delivery, shell survival and reattach. Test the D74 size rule with two writers. Measure attach echo and reconnect on the perf VM. Main risk: key handling and terminal restoration across signals.
S3 — laptop device sign-in and remote attach	`infraternal sign-in https://infra.example` uses browser approval; then `infraternal sessions` and `infraternal attach <machine>/<session>` reach already-enrolled machines through the server. Keep the D303/304 `sessions` actions distinct from D288's local `mux` surface.	7–10 days	Highest uncertainty. Expect 0–64 KiB depending on whether the already-linked WebSocket/TLS path can be reused; no new transport crate is assumed. Run `cargo tree -e features` and matched static builds before accepting any dependency or size change.	Real passkey device approval, scope/expiry/revocation tests, real CLI WebSocket attach, stream resume with no lost/duplicated bytes, and the configured 300 ms RTT profile on the perf VM. Apply D297's target-machine switch (off by default), approval setting and revoke behavior to cross-machine control. Main risk: the browser session and CLI device key are separate authority paths; do not treat an issued API key as permission to bypass the terminal action checks.
S4 — laptop as a Mesh peer	Linux already has the local `mesh up` action after enrollment. Add the requested macOS userspace peer using the D169 GotaTun choice and own adapter; keep Linux behavior as the comparison. The laptop's own terminal/server traffic then has a Mesh path.	1–2 weeks for macOS integration and platform proof; Linux reuse is 2–4 days if gaps surface.	Linux should be near 0 KiB because the node plugin is already compiled on Linux. macOS is unknown until the adapter lands; treat 16–64+ KiB as a size-risk band and require an owner review before any increase above 64 KiB. Compare a matched macOS release artifact as well as Linux static builds.	Real Mac peer, no system tunnel/root, Mesh throughput and app-window traffic over the path, restart/disable cleanup, plus the existing Linux peer regressions. Main risk is D20's later macOS agent schedule; D269 advances this specific peer work, while the rest of the laptop CLI also needs a supported macOS build.
S5 — one-command machine self-join	`infraternal up https://infra.example` installs if needed, asks for the one-use join code without placing it in argv, enrolls, and starts configured components. Keep add-host over SSH as the fallback.	4–7 days	Low/medium, target 0–16 KiB if it composes the existing pinned join invitation and installation path. Installer/update support may make the delta larger; measure both static targets.	Fresh rootless/rootful Linux machine, interruption/retry, code expiry/reuse, HTTPS pin, private key stays local, and a real SSH fallback. Assert that no join secret is printed, logged or put in argv. Main risk is an installer that partially succeeds while leaving ambiguous service or enrollment state.

Size and evidence limits

The current Linux static exact caps are 21,389,232 bytes x86_64 and 19,561,656 bytes aarch64 (docs/PROCESS.md, D243). Each implemented slice should compare a stripped static build against the same-recipe base: keep growth within 16 KiB where possible; growth above 16 KiB needs a measured reason; above 64 KiB needs the owner. macOS needs a same-toolchain matched artifact because the Linux caps do not cover it. No exact per-slice delta is measurable before code exists.

Existing receipts to size the latency target, rather than inventing one here: D259 asks for the prior screen within 16 ms (8 ms at 120 Hz) and a current, typable session within one RTT + 50 ms; about 200 ms India–Germany. D296 records perf-VM echo p99 of 24.53 ms for the shipping terminal and 31.13 ms for the per-person login path, with about 150 ms added per key India–Germany; it replaces 5 ms as a hard gate with a same-venue, same-workload comparison to roughly 25 ms. D169 reports Linux Mesh configuration at 66 ms for 1,000 peers and 10 µs for a one-peer change. These are existing decision receipts; this job did not rerun them or claim a new measurement.

## Proposed slices, estimates and gates Estimates below are rough engineering days for one Rust/TypeScript engineer, excluding review and shared build/VM queue time. They are estimates, not elapsed-time measurements. The performance VM was not used for this research job, as requested. | Slice | Usable result | Size estimate | Binary impact estimate | Gates and main risk | |---|---|---:|---|---| | **S0 — finish D241 shell behavior** | Shell startup skips auto-starting an inner multiplexer, exports the session marker, and gives the agreed first-use notice and per-host/global opt-out. Existing sessions are already persistent, so this is useful before the `mux` command ships. | 3–5 days | Low, target 0–16 KiB on Linux static builds; shell startup/settings code may move that. No new dependency expected. | Test real Bash and Zsh login files with auto-start snippets and later manual starts; test notice-once and settings scope. Main risk is leaving a fake environment marker that breaks a deliberate later launch. D241 has no production code in dev today. | | **S1 — same-host `infraternal mux`** | `infraternal mux ls|new|send|capture|watch|rename|close` works for the calling person's sessions on this machine; `infraternal mux mcp` exposes the same actions to an AI agent. Generate the skill from the same action definitions. Cross-machine/account work is refused here. | 5–8 days | Low/medium, target 0–16 KiB if the action protocol and existing local socket code are reused. MCP and session-scoped caller proof are the uncertain pieces; measure before accepting. | Real PTYs for each operation; same-UID but different-shell refusal; other-account refusal; bounded local framing and property tests; idle CPU and memory at 500 sessions. Main risk: the current `plugins.sock` proves UID, not calling-shell identity, and only carries plugin calls. D288's tighter boundary must be demonstrated, not inferred from a private path. | | **S2 — local terminal `attach`** | `infraternal attach <session>` attaches to a session on this machine; the TTY carries raw PTY bytes, resize and detach, and the process resumes after the CLI exits. | 3–5 days | Low, target 0–16 KiB using existing shim frames and the OS terminal interfaces already in the binary; avoid adding a terminal renderer for a pass-through client. | Real PTY tests for resize, raw-mode restoration, detach, Ctrl-C delivery, shell survival and reattach. Test the D74 size rule with two writers. Measure attach echo and reconnect on the perf VM. Main risk: key handling and terminal restoration across signals. | | **S3 — laptop device sign-in and remote attach** | `infraternal sign-in https://infra.example` uses browser approval; then `infraternal sessions` and `infraternal attach <machine>/<session>` reach already-enrolled machines through the server. Keep the D303/304 `sessions` actions distinct from D288's local `mux` surface. | 7–10 days | Highest uncertainty. Expect 0–64 KiB depending on whether the already-linked WebSocket/TLS path can be reused; no new transport crate is assumed. Run `cargo tree -e features` and matched static builds before accepting any dependency or size change. | Real passkey device approval, scope/expiry/revocation tests, real CLI WebSocket attach, stream resume with no lost/duplicated bytes, and the configured 300 ms RTT profile on the perf VM. Apply D297's target-machine switch (off by default), approval setting and revoke behavior to cross-machine control. Main risk: the browser session and CLI device key are separate authority paths; do not treat an issued API key as permission to bypass the terminal action checks. | | **S4 — laptop as a Mesh peer** | Linux already has the local `mesh up` action after enrollment. Add the requested macOS userspace peer using the D169 GotaTun choice and own adapter; keep Linux behavior as the comparison. The laptop's own terminal/server traffic then has a Mesh path. | 1–2 weeks for macOS integration and platform proof; Linux reuse is 2–4 days if gaps surface. | Linux should be near 0 KiB because the node plugin is already compiled on Linux. macOS is unknown until the adapter lands; treat 16–64+ KiB as a size-risk band and require an owner review before any increase above 64 KiB. Compare a matched macOS release artifact as well as Linux static builds. | Real Mac peer, no system tunnel/root, Mesh throughput and app-window traffic over the path, restart/disable cleanup, plus the existing Linux peer regressions. Main risk is D20's later macOS agent schedule; D269 advances this specific peer work, while the rest of the laptop CLI also needs a supported macOS build. | | **S5 — one-command machine self-join** | `infraternal up https://infra.example` installs if needed, asks for the one-use join code without placing it in argv, enrolls, and starts configured components. Keep add-host over SSH as the fallback. | 4–7 days | Low/medium, target 0–16 KiB if it composes the existing pinned join invitation and installation path. Installer/update support may make the delta larger; measure both static targets. | Fresh rootless/rootful Linux machine, interruption/retry, code expiry/reuse, HTTPS pin, private key stays local, and a real SSH fallback. Assert that no join secret is printed, logged or put in argv. Main risk is an installer that partially succeeds while leaving ambiguous service or enrollment state. | ### Size and evidence limits The current Linux static exact caps are 21,389,232 bytes x86_64 and 19,561,656 bytes aarch64 (`docs/PROCESS.md`, D243). Each implemented slice should compare a stripped static build against the same-recipe base: keep growth within 16 KiB where possible; growth above 16 KiB needs a measured reason; above 64 KiB needs the owner. macOS needs a same-toolchain matched artifact because the Linux caps do not cover it. No exact per-slice delta is measurable before code exists. Existing receipts to size the latency target, rather than inventing one here: D259 asks for the prior screen within 16 ms (8 ms at 120 Hz) and a current, typable session within one RTT + 50 ms; about 200 ms India–Germany. D296 records perf-VM echo p99 of 24.53 ms for the shipping terminal and 31.13 ms for the per-person login path, with about 150 ms added per key India–Germany; it replaces 5 ms as a hard gate with a same-venue, same-workload comparison to roughly 25 ms. D169 reports Linux Mesh configuration at 66 ms for 1,000 peers and 10 µs for a one-peer change. These are existing decision receipts; this job did not rerun them or claim a new measurement.

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2026-10-21 15:08:54 +00:00

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Correction to the S3 latency gate above: use the budgets in D259 and D265. The prior screen should return from the client's copy within one frame (16 ms, or 8 ms at 120 Hz). Typability is within one round trip + 50 ms when the connection is reused or resumed; after a network change, a fresh TCP/TLS/WebSocket setup is three round trips + 50 ms. D259 describes India–Germany as about 200 ms round trip. The 300 ms profile in the slice table was only a proposed test profile, not a recorded D259 target.

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2026-10-21 15:09:22 +00:00

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Owner design questions

These are recommendations for the design round; none changes a decision. D288's local-only caller-session boundary and D297's cross-machine control switch and approval rules still apply. Examples use infra.example as a placeholder.

1. What should detach and prefix keys be?

A. Ctrl-B, then d to detach; Ctrl-B, then Ctrl-B sends a literal prefix. This is easy to discover for people who know the session-multiplexer model, but it intercepts a control key that shells and programs may use.
B. One configurable detach key, such as Ctrl-]. One press is quick, but the key may already be bound in a shell or full-screen program and has no separate prefix for future commands.
C. No key binding by default; offer a configurable prefix and detach key. This avoids taking keys unexpectedly, but people need another way out if they do not know or remember their setting.

Recommendation: Use A as the default, make the prefix configurable (including disabled), and make doubled-prefix input literal. Example: Ctrl-B, d returns to the laptop shell while build keeps running. Keep infraternal mux … as the deliberate command surface from D288; keys only operate an already-attached terminal.

2. Should attach be bare, or show tabs/status?

A. Bare terminal pass-through. Preserve the session's screen and all terminal rows; show a brief attach/detach hint. Switching sessions happens with infraternal mux ls and a new attach. This is small and behaves well with alternate-screen programs, but gives no permanent overview.
B. One status row. Show the session, connection state and detach hint, for example [build · connected · Ctrl-B d detach]. This is visible, but takes a row and needs careful handling when programs resize or use the alternate screen.
C. A full tab/status interface in the terminal. This makes switching obvious, but adds a renderer and key-routing layer that can conflict with terminal applications and needs its own design and size review.

Recommendation: Start with A: bare output, one transient hint, and a command to list sessions. It delivers direct attach first and avoids changing the remote program's screen. Revisit a row only if the session-list workflow proves too slow in use.

A. Device-code flow with browser approval and passkey. infraternal sign-in https://infra.example prints a short code and browser URL; the person approves with their passkey, and the CLI stores a device-specific credential. D27 already has the server-side device-code API and approval step; the CLI transport and storage are missing. The trade-off is switching to a browser once.
B. Open a browser and return through a local callback. This can feel more direct, but needs a temporary local listener and careful callback handling across macOS and Linux.
C. Paste an API key into the CLI. This avoids browser handoff, but makes initial setup and safe key rotation harder and encourages copying a reusable secret.

Recommendation: A, with the narrowest session-control scope the server supports, clear expiry/revocation, and no secret in argv or logs. Example: the CLI displays https://infra.example/device plus ABCD-EFGH; after browser approval it continues and the user can run infraternal sessions.

4. What does one-command self-join look like, and how is its code limited?

A. Installed CLI: infraternal up https://infra.example prompts for a join code and joins. This is easy to explain and keeps up as a join action per D201, but does not install the CLI.
B. Server-hosted bootstrap: run the server's install command, such as curl -fsSL https://infra.example/install | sh; it installs, prompts for the join code in the terminal, then enrolls and starts the selected components. This matches D258's server-hosted install path and gives the requested single setup flow, but requires a clear trust and integrity story for the downloaded installer.
C. Reusable organization secret or unattended enrollment token. This is convenient for scripted fleets, but a copied secret can enroll more machines and is difficult to bound to one setup.

Recommendation: B for an interactive first join, followed by A for later infraternal up use. Have an admin issue a code in the server UI; bind it to that server and one new machine identity, redeem once, and expire it after a short window (10 minutes is a useful D27 device-code precedent, for the owner to confirm). Read it from the TTY, never argv/history/logs. Keep the existing SSH add-host path as the fallback. infraternal up joins a server; only confirmed infraternal server init creates one (D201).

5. How much compatibility should the session commands provide?

A. Session-level subset: list, create/open, type/send, read/capture, monitor, rename, close, and attach. Example: infraternal mux new -s build, infraternal mux send -t build -- 'make check', infraternal mux capture -t build. This covers D288's automation verbs and scripts that manage sessions, while leaving layout behavior simple.
B. Also emulate windows, panes, layout commands and formats. This covers more existing scripts, but maps poorly to canvas windows and splits and expands parser and compatibility work.
C. Native infraternal mux verbs only, with no compatibility aliases or formats. This is simplest to document and maintain, but offers less help to people moving scripts over.

Recommendation: A, with explicit command names and documented exit behavior; defer pane/layout emulation. D288 already names session operations and canvas windows, while the CLI decisions D303/D304 reserve sessions for remote session automation. Keep the local mux boundary clear, and do not imply support for commands outside the published subset.

6. What should the attach keystroke-echo target be?

A. Compare p99 with the shipping terminal on the same venue and workload. D296 records 24.53 ms pooled p99 for the shipping terminal and 31.13 ms for a per-person login prototype; its gate is no slower than the side-by-side shipping baseline (about 25 ms today), not a fixed number across unlike machines. This measures the client path without pretending the network has no delay.
B. Require 5 ms p99. This is a useful long-term aim, but D296 says it is not reachable on current hosts as a hard merge gate.
C. Use only a subjective “feels responsive” check. This is easy to state but cannot catch a regression reliably.

Recommendation: A for echo, alongside D259's separate resume budgets: show the cached screen within one frame (16 ms, 8 ms at 120 Hz); after recovery, become current and typable within one round trip + 50 ms for a reused/resumed link, or three round trips + 50 ms for a fresh TCP/TLS/WebSocket connection (D265). D259 gives about 200 ms India–Germany round trip. D296 records about 150 ms per key India–Germany. Keep these as distinct budgets and compare echo side by side on the perf VM when implementation exists; this research job did not run timing tests.

## Owner design questions These are recommendations for the design round; none changes a decision. D288's local-only caller-session boundary and D297's cross-machine control switch and approval rules still apply. Examples use `infra.example` as a placeholder. ### 1. What should detach and prefix keys be? - **A. `Ctrl-B`, then `d` to detach; `Ctrl-B`, then `Ctrl-B` sends a literal prefix.** This is easy to discover for people who know the session-multiplexer model, but it intercepts a control key that shells and programs may use. - **B. One configurable detach key, such as `Ctrl-]`.** One press is quick, but the key may already be bound in a shell or full-screen program and has no separate prefix for future commands. - **C. No key binding by default; offer a configurable prefix and detach key.** This avoids taking keys unexpectedly, but people need another way out if they do not know or remember their setting. **Recommendation:** Use A as the default, make the prefix configurable (including disabled), and make doubled-prefix input literal. Example: `Ctrl-B`, `d` returns to the laptop shell while `build` keeps running. Keep `infraternal mux …` as the deliberate command surface from D288; keys only operate an already-attached terminal. ### 2. Should attach be bare, or show tabs/status? - **A. Bare terminal pass-through.** Preserve the session's screen and all terminal rows; show a brief attach/detach hint. Switching sessions happens with `infraternal mux ls` and a new attach. This is small and behaves well with alternate-screen programs, but gives no permanent overview. - **B. One status row.** Show the session, connection state and detach hint, for example `[build · connected · Ctrl-B d detach]`. This is visible, but takes a row and needs careful handling when programs resize or use the alternate screen. - **C. A full tab/status interface in the terminal.** This makes switching obvious, but adds a renderer and key-routing layer that can conflict with terminal applications and needs its own design and size review. **Recommendation:** Start with A: bare output, one transient hint, and a command to list sessions. It delivers direct attach first and avoids changing the remote program's screen. Revisit a row only if the session-list workflow proves too slow in use. ### 3. How should a laptop sign in to control remote sessions? - **A. Device-code flow with browser approval and passkey.** `infraternal sign-in https://infra.example` prints a short code and browser URL; the person approves with their passkey, and the CLI stores a device-specific credential. D27 already has the server-side device-code API and approval step; the CLI transport and storage are missing. The trade-off is switching to a browser once. - **B. Open a browser and return through a local callback.** This can feel more direct, but needs a temporary local listener and careful callback handling across macOS and Linux. - **C. Paste an API key into the CLI.** This avoids browser handoff, but makes initial setup and safe key rotation harder and encourages copying a reusable secret. **Recommendation:** A, with the narrowest session-control scope the server supports, clear expiry/revocation, and no secret in argv or logs. Example: the CLI displays `https://infra.example/device` plus `ABCD-EFGH`; after browser approval it continues and the user can run `infraternal sessions`. ### 4. What does one-command self-join look like, and how is its code limited? - **A. Installed CLI:** `infraternal up https://infra.example` prompts for a join code and joins. This is easy to explain and keeps `up` as a join action per D201, but does not install the CLI. - **B. Server-hosted bootstrap:** run the server's install command, such as `curl -fsSL https://infra.example/install | sh`; it installs, prompts for the join code in the terminal, then enrolls and starts the selected components. This matches D258's server-hosted install path and gives the requested single setup flow, but requires a clear trust and integrity story for the downloaded installer. - **C. Reusable organization secret or unattended enrollment token.** This is convenient for scripted fleets, but a copied secret can enroll more machines and is difficult to bound to one setup. **Recommendation:** B for an interactive first join, followed by A for later `infraternal up` use. Have an admin issue a code in the server UI; bind it to that server and one new machine identity, redeem once, and expire it after a short window (10 minutes is a useful D27 device-code precedent, for the owner to confirm). Read it from the TTY, never argv/history/logs. Keep the existing SSH add-host path as the fallback. `infraternal up` joins a server; only confirmed `infraternal server init` creates one (D201). ### 5. How much compatibility should the session commands provide? - **A. Session-level subset:** list, create/open, type/send, read/capture, monitor, rename, close, and attach. Example: `infraternal mux new -s build`, `infraternal mux send -t build -- 'make check'`, `infraternal mux capture -t build`. This covers D288's automation verbs and scripts that manage sessions, while leaving layout behavior simple. - **B. Also emulate windows, panes, layout commands and formats.** This covers more existing scripts, but maps poorly to canvas windows and splits and expands parser and compatibility work. - **C. Native `infraternal mux` verbs only, with no compatibility aliases or formats.** This is simplest to document and maintain, but offers less help to people moving scripts over. **Recommendation:** A, with explicit command names and documented exit behavior; defer pane/layout emulation. D288 already names session operations and canvas windows, while the CLI decisions D303/D304 reserve `sessions` for remote session automation. Keep the local `mux` boundary clear, and do not imply support for commands outside the published subset. ### 6. What should the attach keystroke-echo target be? - **A. Compare p99 with the shipping terminal on the same venue and workload.** D296 records 24.53 ms pooled p99 for the shipping terminal and 31.13 ms for a per-person login prototype; its gate is no slower than the side-by-side shipping baseline (about 25 ms today), not a fixed number across unlike machines. This measures the client path without pretending the network has no delay. - **B. Require 5 ms p99.** This is a useful long-term aim, but D296 says it is not reachable on current hosts as a hard merge gate. - **C. Use only a subjective “feels responsive” check.** This is easy to state but cannot catch a regression reliably. **Recommendation:** A for echo, alongside D259's separate resume budgets: show the cached screen within one frame (16 ms, 8 ms at 120 Hz); after recovery, become current and typable within one round trip + 50 ms for a reused/resumed link, or three round trips + 50 ms for a fresh TCP/TLS/WebSocket connection (D265). D259 gives about 200 ms India–Germany round trip. D296 records about 150 ms per key India–Germany. Keep these as distinct budgets and compare echo side by side on the perf VM when implementation exists; this research job did not run timing tests.

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2026-10-21 16:54:02 +00:00

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Gate finding: the corrected fast rerun's sole Rust test-row failure was real_binary_preserves_input_and_output_across_24_abrupt_stops. It was caused by moving the build target into job scratch: scripts/agent_fixture.py still tried to launch <worktree>/target/debug/infraternal, which was then absent (daemon exit 127). The test fixture's repository-relative lookup does not follow CARGO_TARGET_DIR. I will restore the expected path as a symlink to the scratch target and rerun; no product source was changed.

Gate finding: the corrected `fast` rerun's sole Rust test-row failure was `real_binary_preserves_input_and_output_across_24_abrupt_stops`. It was caused by moving the build target into job scratch: `scripts/agent_fixture.py` still tried to launch `<worktree>/target/debug/infraternal`, which was then absent (`daemon exit 127`). The test fixture's repository-relative lookup does not follow `CARGO_TARGET_DIR`. I will restore the expected path as a symlink to the scratch target and rerun; no product source was changed.

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2026-10-21 17:02:22 +00:00

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Finish — research only

Head SHA: ee3dab0185916c0709336a5a7c7ef5c5baa9b370 (the original base). No product code or decision files changed; no commit or push. origin/dev advanced during the job, so this branch now reports 8 commits behind; I left it untouched.

The source map, proposed slices, and six owner design questions are in the earlier comments. No timing tests were run and the perf VM was not used; timing references come from the existing decisions.

`scripts/verify fast`

The complete first run's transcript is attached. Its Rust summary has every row at PASS, and its final TypeScript protocol test reports 39 pass and 0 fail. Static artifacts were 21,389,232 bytes x86_64 and 19,561,656 bytes aarch64, exactly at their current caps. HEAD equals the starting merge base, so the binary-size delta against that base is 0 bytes.

Verbatim output excerpts:

PT_INTERP: absent; size: 21389232 bytes; cap: 21389232 bytes; delta: +0 bytes
PT_INTERP: absent; size: 19561656 bytes; cap: 19561656 bytes; delta: +0 bytes
x86_64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 21389232-byte cap PASS; 21389233 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS
aarch64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 19561656-byte cap PASS; 19561657 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| test                      | PASS         |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

 39 pass
 0 fail
 36135 expect() calls
Ran 39 tests across 10 files. [2.77s]

Target-path diagnostic

After the complete run, I moved its ignored target into job scratch. A diagnostic full rerun then exposed that scripts/agent_fixture.py expects <worktree>/target/debug/infraternal despite CARGO_TARGET_DIR; its test row failed because that checkout-relative path was absent. I posted the finding above. I linked the expected path to the scratch target, reran only real_binary_preserves_input_and_output_across_24_abrupt_stops, and it passed: 1 passed, 0 failed, 35.14 s, exit 0. The partial diagnostic transcript and focused test receipt are attached. The temporary link was removed after the focused run; no source changed.

Attachments: complete fast transcript, target-path diagnostic, focused test.

## Finish — research only Head SHA: `ee3dab0185916c0709336a5a7c7ef5c5baa9b370` (the original base). No product code or decision files changed; no commit or push. `origin/dev` advanced during the job, so this branch now reports 8 commits behind; I left it untouched. The source map, proposed slices, and six owner design questions are in the earlier comments. No timing tests were run and the perf VM was not used; timing references come from the existing decisions. ### `scripts/verify fast` The complete first run's transcript is attached. Its Rust summary has every row at PASS, and its final TypeScript protocol test reports 39 pass and 0 fail. Static artifacts were 21,389,232 bytes x86_64 and 19,561,656 bytes aarch64, exactly at their current caps. HEAD equals the starting merge base, so the binary-size delta against that base is 0 bytes. Verbatim output excerpts: ```text PT_INTERP: absent; size: 21389232 bytes; cap: 21389232 bytes; delta: +0 bytes PT_INTERP: absent; size: 19561656 bytes; cap: 19561656 bytes; delta: +0 bytes x86_64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 21389232-byte cap PASS; 21389233 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS aarch64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 19561656-byte cap PASS; 19561657 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | test | PASS | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ 39 pass 0 fail 36135 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 10 files. [2.77s] ``` ### Target-path diagnostic After the complete run, I moved its ignored target into job scratch. A diagnostic full rerun then exposed that `scripts/agent_fixture.py` expects `<worktree>/target/debug/infraternal` despite `CARGO_TARGET_DIR`; its test row failed because that checkout-relative path was absent. I posted the finding above. I linked the expected path to the scratch target, reran only `real_binary_preserves_input_and_output_across_24_abrupt_stops`, and it passed: 1 passed, 0 failed, 35.14 s, exit 0. The partial diagnostic transcript and focused test receipt are attached. The temporary link was removed after the focused run; no source changed. Attachments: [complete fast transcript](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/31e6daf2-0883-42c9-af85-21565e0c8ffb), [target-path diagnostic](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/e1092dc5-9076-40e9-a12a-64db6977d430), [focused test](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/33c0bc55-c526-4b7b-af0a-90fffc7b3fe0).

kayg commented

2026-10-21 17:08:23 +00:00

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Started S0 on branch d241-shell-marker, based on origin/dev at adee19da07cea19e538cb801858ce0d901841b3a (HEAD matches base; worktree clean). Read D241, the #251 map/comments and the #170 history. Scope is D241 session marker, startup-only auto-start skip, first-use notice, and per-host/global opt-out; no deploy.

Started S0 on branch `d241-shell-marker`, based on `origin/dev` at `adee19da07cea19e538cb801858ce0d901841b3a` (HEAD matches base; worktree clean). Read D241, the #251 map/comments and the #170 history. Scope is D241 session marker, startup-only auto-start skip, first-use notice, and per-host/global opt-out; no deploy.

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2026-10-21 17:08:24 +00:00

Sessions replace auto-started tmux/zellij with infraternal's session manager #170

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2026-10-21 17:21:43 +00:00

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Finding: D241 needs an additive terminal.open setting so the server can tell the shim to guard login startup. The existing leg-B Open schema is strict; Hello capability bit 8 is unused on this branch. I am adding optional skip_multiplexer_autostart with default false, sending it only to peers advertising that bit, and omitting it for readiness opens. This keeps old peers compatible and preserves the existing frame shape. The account-scoped preference migration also preserves all existing global plugin rows.

Finding: D241 needs an additive terminal.open setting so the server can tell the shim to guard login startup. The existing leg-B Open schema is strict; Hello capability bit 8 is unused on this branch. I am adding optional `skip_multiplexer_autostart` with default false, sending it only to peers advertising that bit, and omitting it for readiness opens. This keeps old peers compatible and preserves the existing frame shape. The account-scoped preference migration also preserves all existing global plugin rows.

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2026-10-21 17:25:55 +00:00

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Finding: the first bun run check in apps/tracer stopped with TS2688 for missing bun-types and node definitions. This worktree has no node_modules; I am installing the app's locked Bun dependencies and will rerun the check.

Finding: the first `bun run check` in `apps/tracer` stopped with TS2688 for missing `bun-types` and `node` definitions. This worktree has no `node_modules`; I am installing the app's locked Bun dependencies and will rerun the check.

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2026-10-21 17:28:27 +00:00

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Step complete: installed the 38 locked app packages with bun install --no-save; bun run check in apps/tracer exited 0. apps/tracer/bun.lock is unchanged.

Step complete: installed the 38 locked app packages with `bun install --no-save`; `bun run check` in `apps/tracer` exited 0. `apps/tracer/bun.lock` is unchanged.

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2026-10-21 17:46:00 +00:00

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Step complete: committed and pushed 3e358da1f (shared plugin API socket actions). Object-only decoding and authenticated bounded reply framing now have one reusable API; plugin-specific action behavior remains in each plugin. cargo test -p infraternal-plugin-api --features socket-host: 32 passed, 1 ignored; routing review: 2 passed. cargo clippy -p infraternal-plugin-api --features socket-host --all-targets -- -D warnings: PASS. cargo fmt --all -- --check and git diff --check: PASS.

Step complete: committed and pushed `3e358da1f` (shared plugin API socket actions). Object-only decoding and authenticated bounded reply framing now have one reusable API; plugin-specific action behavior remains in each plugin. `cargo test -p infraternal-plugin-api --features socket-host`: 32 passed, 1 ignored; routing review: 2 passed. `cargo clippy -p infraternal-plugin-api --features socket-host --all-targets -- -D warnings`: PASS. `cargo fmt --all -- --check` and `git diff --check`: PASS.

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2026-10-21 17:58:02 +00:00

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Finding: D198 requires plugin settings and defaults to be declared with the plugin. The new preference descriptor in crates/plugins/terminal-preferences/src/lib.rs initially had no settings schema/default and its action schemas were placeholders. It now declares JSON schemas, the enabled=true default, and tests that validate the descriptor and both action schemas. I will rerun the plugin tests and clippy before committing the module.

Finding: D198 requires plugin settings and defaults to be declared with the plugin. The new preference descriptor in `crates/plugins/terminal-preferences/src/lib.rs` initially had no settings schema/default and its action schemas were placeholders. It now declares JSON schemas, the `enabled=true` default, and tests that validate the descriptor and both action schemas. I will rerun the plugin tests and clippy before committing the module.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 18:02:06 +00:00

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Gate wait: the migration test plus server clippy remain queued in the host build-slot wrapper. The four slots currently show a baseline server test, two scripts/verify iterate runs, and a browser integration run. No result or source failure yet; progress needs one slot released by those jobs. I am continuing read-only review while waiting.

Gate wait: the migration test plus server clippy remain queued in the host build-slot wrapper. The four slots currently show a baseline server test, two `scripts/verify iterate` runs, and a browser integration run. No result or source failure yet; progress needs one slot released by those jobs. I am continuing read-only review while waiting.

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2026-10-21 18:02:30 +00:00

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Finding: the real Zsh integration test in crates/infraternal-shim/src/shell_startup.rs previously returned success when zsh was missing, which could silently skip a required shell check. It now requires Zsh to start successfully, matching the Bash test's fail-closed behavior. I will run both login-shell tests on this host before the shim commit.

Finding: the real Zsh integration test in `crates/infraternal-shim/src/shell_startup.rs` previously returned success when `zsh` was missing, which could silently skip a required shell check. It now requires Zsh to start successfully, matching the Bash test's fail-closed behavior. I will run both login-shell tests on this host before the shim commit.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 18:11:37 +00:00

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Finding: crates/infraternal-server/src/websocket.rs currently checks the terminal.multiplexer plugin ID and reads its storage directly. That is a feature-specific branch in core, contrary to D198. Proposed additive plugin API hook: enabled plugins may return bounded action options for a generic action ID and account/target context; the runtime gathers and merges them, and core forwards the merged options without naming a feature. The terminal preferences plugin would supply skip_multiplexer_autostart for terminal.open. The default hook is a no-op, so existing plugins and peers remain unchanged. I will record this contract addition before implementing it.

Finding: `crates/infraternal-server/src/websocket.rs` currently checks the `terminal.multiplexer` plugin ID and reads its storage directly. That is a feature-specific branch in core, contrary to D198. Proposed additive plugin API hook: enabled plugins may return bounded action options for a generic action ID and account/target context; the runtime gathers and merges them, and core forwards the merged options without naming a feature. The terminal preferences plugin would supply `skip_multiplexer_autostart` for `terminal.open`. The default hook is a no-op, so existing plugins and peers remain unchanged. I will record this contract addition before implementing it.

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2026-10-21 18:12:17 +00:00

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Contract amendment for the D198 finding: each generic action extension will carry required_capabilities plus a JSON field map. The plugin runtime will collect extensions only from enabled plugins; the embedded transport will merge an extension only when the peer Hello advertises all required capability bits. It will reject duplicate/reserved keys and bound the merged object by MAX_ACTION_BYTES. This keeps legacy peers compatible without putting the feature name or capability bit in core; the terminal preferences plugin supplies the D241 field and capability. The hook remains optional and defaults to no extension.

Contract amendment for the D198 finding: each generic action extension will carry `required_capabilities` plus a JSON field map. The plugin runtime will collect extensions only from enabled plugins; the embedded transport will merge an extension only when the peer Hello advertises all required capability bits. It will reject duplicate/reserved keys and bound the merged object by `MAX_ACTION_BYTES`. This keeps legacy peers compatible without putting the feature name or capability bit in core; the terminal preferences plugin supplies the D241 field and capability. The hook remains optional and defaults to no extension.

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2026-10-21 18:23:13 +00:00

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Finding: LiveSessions called prepare() from both onSessionCreated and onAttached; resumed sessions also attach, so they could claim the one-time “startup skipped” notice without running a guarded startup. Evidence: apps/tracer/src/canvas/sessions/live.ts had both calls. I’m restricting preparation to newly created sessions.

Finding: `LiveSessions` called `prepare()` from both `onSessionCreated` and `onAttached`; resumed sessions also attach, so they could claim the one-time “startup skipped” notice without running a guarded startup. Evidence: `apps/tracer/src/canvas/sessions/live.ts` had both calls. I’m restricting preparation to newly created sessions.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 18:27:01 +00:00

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Finding: the new terminal-preferences descriptor was inserted before the existing canvas descriptor in crates/infraternal-server/src/lib.rs, while compiled_with_hosts appends the plugin after canvas to preserve discovery positions. I’m moving the descriptor to the end of the catalog list.

Finding: the new terminal-preferences descriptor was inserted before the existing canvas descriptor in `crates/infraternal-server/src/lib.rs`, while `compiled_with_hosts` appends the plugin after canvas to preserve discovery positions. I’m moving the descriptor to the end of the catalog list.

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2026-10-21 18:35:54 +00:00

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Finding: the first server compile rejected the new descriptor reference because crates/plugins/terminal-preferences/src/lib.rs declared DESCRIPTOR private; crates/infraternal-server/src/lib.rs includes it in the shared action catalog. I’m exporting the descriptor and rerunning the server migration gate.

Finding: the first server compile rejected the new descriptor reference because `crates/plugins/terminal-preferences/src/lib.rs` declared `DESCRIPTOR` private; `crates/infraternal-server/src/lib.rs` includes it in the shared action catalog. I’m exporting the descriptor and rerunning the server migration gate.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 18:40:47 +00:00

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Finding: server clippy failed on a needless borrow in crates/infraternal-shim/src/pty.rs:193 (&shell where shell is already a path reference). The migration tests passed 9/9; I’m removing the borrow and rerunning clippy.

Finding: server clippy failed on a needless borrow in `crates/infraternal-shim/src/pty.rs:193` (`&shell` where `shell` is already a path reference). The migration tests passed 9/9; I’m removing the borrow and rerunning clippy.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 18:55:41 +00:00

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Finding from the first server clippy run: crates/infraternal-server/src/websocket.rs has a redundant closure and an ignored-unit pattern at the generic action-options call; crates/infraternal-server/src/auth/socket_tests/plugin_lifecycle.rs has a 107-line test over the 100-line limit. Evidence: server clippy exited 101 with those three diagnostics. I will make the narrow style/test-organization fixes and rerun the gate.

Finding from the first server clippy run: `crates/infraternal-server/src/websocket.rs` has a redundant closure and an ignored-unit pattern at the generic action-options call; `crates/infraternal-server/src/auth/socket_tests/plugin_lifecycle.rs` has a 107-line test over the 100-line limit. Evidence: server clippy exited 101 with those three diagnostics. I will make the narrow style/test-organization fixes and rerun the gate.

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2026-10-21 19:01:59 +00:00

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Step complete, HEAD 9b619f779 (pushed on d241-shell-marker). Migration 0031 adds account-scoped plugin rows, preserves global rows, and removes deleted-host overrides; release reads/writes remain global. Gates: cargo test -p infraternal-server --features terminal-preferences migration_compat_tests passed (9 tests); cargo test -p infraternal-plugin-release passed (8 passed, 1 ignored); server and release clippy passed with -D warnings. The ignored release writer-latency test remains scheduled for the perf VM.

Step complete, HEAD `9b619f779` (pushed on `d241-shell-marker`). Migration 0031 adds account-scoped plugin rows, preserves global rows, and removes deleted-host overrides; release reads/writes remain global. Gates: `cargo test -p infraternal-server --features terminal-preferences migration_compat_tests` passed (9 tests); `cargo test -p infraternal-plugin-release` passed (8 passed, 1 ignored); server and release clippy passed with `-D warnings`. The ignored release writer-latency test remains scheduled for the perf VM.

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2026-10-21 19:02:46 +00:00

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Step complete, HEAD e1cc2c04e (pushed on d241-shell-marker). Added the generic plugin action-options hook and a capability bit; existing plugins retain the no-op default. Gates: plugin API tests passed (32 unit tests + 2 routing tests; 1 perf test ignored for the perf VM); clippy with -D warnings passed.

Step complete, HEAD `e1cc2c04e` (pushed on `d241-shell-marker`). Added the generic plugin action-options hook and a capability bit; existing plugins retain the no-op default. Gates: plugin API tests passed (32 unit tests + 2 routing tests; 1 perf test ignored for the perf VM); clippy with `-D warnings` passed.

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2026-10-21 19:08:49 +00:00

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Finding during dependency review: crates/plugins/terminal-preferences/Cargo.toml listed infraternal-protocol, but the plugin source has no infraternal_protocol use; cargo tree -e features -p infraternal-plugin-terminal-preferences --depth 2 showed it as a direct dependency. I am removing this unused local dependency before the package gate.

Finding during dependency review: `crates/plugins/terminal-preferences/Cargo.toml` listed `infraternal-protocol`, but the plugin source has no `infraternal_protocol` use; `cargo tree -e features -p infraternal-plugin-terminal-preferences --depth 2` showed it as a direct dependency. I am removing this unused local dependency before the package gate.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 19:14:08 +00:00

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Finding: crates/infraternal-shim/src/shell_startup.rs clears PROMPT_COMMAND and runs the user's hook only once. That breaks normal Bash login sessions, where the hook must run on later prompts too. The existing test asserts only one invocation; I am strengthening it to verify consecutive prompts before changing the startup guard.

Finding: `crates/infraternal-shim/src/shell_startup.rs` clears `PROMPT_COMMAND` and runs the user's hook only once. That breaks normal Bash login sessions, where the hook must run on later prompts too. The existing test asserts only one invocation; I am strengthening it to verify consecutive prompts before changing the startup guard.

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2026-10-21 19:21:56 +00:00

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Finding from the first terminal-preferences package test run: the nested test module uses DefaultValue without importing it (crates/plugins/terminal-preferences/src/lib.rs:766), so cargo test -p infraternal-plugin-terminal-preferences exited 101 with E0433. I will add the missing test import and rerun the package gate.

Finding from the first terminal-preferences package test run: the nested test module uses `DefaultValue` without importing it (`crates/plugins/terminal-preferences/src/lib.rs:766`), so `cargo test -p infraternal-plugin-terminal-preferences` exited 101 with E0433. I will add the missing test import and rerun the package gate.

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2026-10-21 19:24:26 +00:00

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The new real-Bash regression test failed before the fix as intended: bash_guard_restores_an_inherited_prompt_command_after_the_first_prompt observed one inherited-hook:unset line where two prompt invocations were expected (0 passed, 1 failed). This confirms the guard discarded the user's hook after startup; I will restore the original scalar or array for subsequent prompts.

The new real-Bash regression test failed before the fix as intended: `bash_guard_restores_an_inherited_prompt_command_after_the_first_prompt` observed one `inherited-hook:unset` line where two prompt invocations were expected (0 passed, 1 failed). This confirms the guard discarded the user's hook after startup; I will restore the original scalar or array for subsequent prompts.

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2026-10-21 19:29:37 +00:00

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Step complete, HEAD a5d9ef433 (pushed on d241-shell-marker). Added the build-removable terminal-preferences plugin package and wired its server/infraternal feature. Gates: cargo test -p infraternal-plugin-terminal-preferences passed (7/7); plugin clippy passed with -D warnings; cargo tree -e features showed no new third-party dependency. The unused local protocol dependency found during review was removed before the passing run.

Step complete, HEAD `a5d9ef433` (pushed on `d241-shell-marker`). Added the build-removable terminal-preferences plugin package and wired its server/infraternal feature. Gates: `cargo test -p infraternal-plugin-terminal-preferences` passed (7/7); plugin clippy passed with `-D warnings`; `cargo tree -e features` showed no new third-party dependency. The unused local protocol dependency found during review was removed before the passing run.

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2026-10-21 19:39:52 +00:00

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Bash prompt-hook finding resolved. The new test failed before the fix (one invocation, expected two); after restoring the user's original scalar/array PROMPT_COMMAND, cargo test -p infraternal-shim shell_startup::tests::bash_guard_restores_an_inherited_prompt_command_after_the_first_prompt -- --exact passed (1 passed). The test uses a real interactive login Bash and confirms later hooks see the released marker state.

Bash prompt-hook finding resolved. The new test failed before the fix (one invocation, expected two); after restoring the user's original scalar/array `PROMPT_COMMAND`, `cargo test -p infraternal-shim shell_startup::tests::bash_guard_restores_an_inherited_prompt_command_after_the_first_prompt -- --exact` passed (1 passed). The test uses a real interactive login Bash and confirms later hooks see the released marker state.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 19:46:17 +00:00

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Finding from shim integration review: renaming Pty::spawn_with_readiness to carry the new startup policy left two call sites stale: crates/infraternal-shim/src/pty_handoff.rs:134 (test helper) and crates/infraternal-shim/src/user_host.rs:289 (runtime). rg confirms both still call the removed method. I stopped this job's queued clippy before it acquired a slot, and am updating those call sites before rerunning the gate.

Finding from shim integration review: renaming `Pty::spawn_with_readiness` to carry the new startup policy left two call sites stale: `crates/infraternal-shim/src/pty_handoff.rs:134` (test helper) and `crates/infraternal-shim/src/user_host.rs:289` (runtime). `rg` confirms both still call the removed method. I stopped this job's queued clippy before it acquired a slot, and am updating those call sites before rerunning the gate.

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2026-10-21 19:53:28 +00:00

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The full shim test run completed its unit tests (103 passed, 13 ignored), including real Bash/Zsh login tests, then tests/mouse.rs failed because scripts/verify-vt-native.py could not find the zig executable (FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2]). This is a missing host toolchain, not an assertion failure. I am installing Zig under this job's scratch directory and will rerun the integration test.

The full shim test run completed its unit tests (103 passed, 13 ignored), including real Bash/Zsh login tests, then `tests/mouse.rs` failed because `scripts/verify-vt-native.py` could not find the `zig` executable (`FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2]`). This is a missing host toolchain, not an assertion failure. I am installing Zig under this job's scratch directory and will rerun the integration test.

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2026-10-21 20:11:04 +00:00

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The mouse integration failure was environmental: the first run could not find Zig. Zig is now available under this job's scratch path, and cargo test -p infraternal-shim --test mouse passes (1/1). I am rerunning the complete shim package suite with the same PATH so all package integration tests execute.

The mouse integration failure was environmental: the first run could not find Zig. Zig is now available under this job's scratch path, and `cargo test -p infraternal-shim --test mouse` passes (1/1). I am rerunning the complete shim package suite with the same PATH so all package integration tests execute.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 20:30:21 +00:00

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Step complete, HEAD 8d27c6fa3 (pushed on d241-shell-marker). The agent now accepts the capability-negotiated optional open field; the shim exports INFRATERNAL_SESSION=1, guards startup only, and restores manual starts and Bash prompt hooks. Gates: shim tests passed (103 unit + 5 integration; 13 ignored); agent tests passed (71 unit + 2 transport; 7 ignored); shim and agent clippy passed with -D warnings. The real Bash and Zsh login-shell checks both passed.

Step complete, HEAD `8d27c6fa3` (pushed on `d241-shell-marker`). The agent now accepts the capability-negotiated optional open field; the shim exports `INFRATERNAL_SESSION=1`, guards startup only, and restores manual starts and Bash prompt hooks. Gates: shim tests passed (103 unit + 5 integration; 13 ignored); agent tests passed (71 unit + 2 transport; 7 ignored); shim and agent clippy passed with `-D warnings`. The real Bash and Zsh login-shell checks both passed.

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2026-10-21 20:46:59 +00:00

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Docs slice pushed at 5eb0f2041. Updated wire and shim contracts and added the terminal startup settings schema. git diff --cached --check passed. Refs: D198, D202, D241.

Docs slice pushed at 5eb0f2041. Updated wire and shim contracts and added the terminal startup settings schema. `git diff --cached --check` passed. Refs: D198, D202, D241.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 20:58:06 +00:00

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Finding: isolated server clippy with terminal-preferences,remote linted infraternal-agent without its mesh feature and reported unnecessary_wraps at crates/infraternal-agent/src/plugins.rs:123,133. That file is unchanged from base adee19da0; production workspace defaults enable both agent features. Remote TCP and QUIC open tests passed 1/1 each. I’m rerunning package-scoped clippy and the agent with its production feature combination.

Finding: isolated server clippy with `terminal-preferences,remote` linted `infraternal-agent` without its mesh feature and reported `unnecessary_wraps` at `crates/infraternal-agent/src/plugins.rs:123,133`. That file is unchanged from base `adee19da0`; production workspace defaults enable both agent features. Remote TCP and QUIC open tests passed 1/1 each. I’m rerunning package-scoped clippy and the agent with its production feature combination.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 21:11:29 +00:00

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Gate queue status: the remaining remote clippy, production build, real-browser checks and repository iteration are queued behind the four shared build slots. No code check has failed in this wait; the feature-only clippy finding is recorded above. Continuing when a slot frees; no owner decision is needed.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 21:19:20 +00:00

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Server slice pushed at 50405eee3. Enabled plugins now contribute bounded terminal.open options, gated by the connected agent capability; readiness opens and older peers retain the old shape. Tests passed: request shape 2/2; plugin socket/persistence, authenticated route, disabled plugin and local capability handshake 4/4; remote TCP/QUIC 2/2. Server clippy passed for default and remote feature sets; agent clippy passed with remote+mesh. The initial remote-without-mesh lint finding is recorded above and the file matched base.

Server slice pushed at 50405eee3. Enabled plugins now contribute bounded terminal.open options, gated by the connected agent capability; readiness opens and older peers retain the old shape. Tests passed: request shape 2/2; plugin socket/persistence, authenticated route, disabled plugin and local capability handshake 4/4; remote TCP/QUIC 2/2. Server clippy passed for default and remote feature sets; agent clippy passed with remote+mesh. The initial remote-without-mesh lint finding is recorded above and the file matched base.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 21:34:56 +00:00

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Gate queue update: the production static binary build and real-browser run have not started. The shared build-slot receipts show slots 1–3 occupied by scripts/verify fast and slot 4 by scripts/verify integration (23:06–23:25 +02). I am waiting for a slot; no source check has failed.

Gate queue update: the production static binary build and real-browser run have not started. The shared build-slot receipts show slots 1–3 occupied by `scripts/verify fast` and slot 4 by `scripts/verify integration` (23:06–23:25 +02). I am waiting for a slot; no source check has failed.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 21:39:43 +00:00

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Gate wait: all four build slots remain occupied (three scripts/verify fast, one scripts/verify integration). The shared filesystem has 19 GB available (97% used); the production static build is queued and has not started. I am waiting for a slot and disk headroom; no source check has failed.

Gate wait: all four build slots remain occupied (three `scripts/verify fast`, one `scripts/verify integration`). The shared filesystem has 19 GB available (97% used); the production static build is queued and has not started. I am waiting for a slot and disk headroom; no source check has failed.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 21:41:39 +00:00

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Gate wait update: all four build slots remain occupied by three scripts/verify fast runs and one scripts/verify integration run. Shared disk availability fell from 19 GB to 13 GB (98% used); the production static build remains queued and has not started. I am waiting for a slot and monitoring headroom; no source check has failed.

Gate wait update: all four build slots remain occupied by three `scripts/verify fast` runs and one `scripts/verify integration` run. Shared disk availability fell from 19 GB to 13 GB (98% used); the production static build remains queued and has not started. I am waiting for a slot and monitoring headroom; no source check has failed.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 21:58:08 +00:00

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Gate wait update: slot 1 is now running a WebKit test, slots 2 and 4 are running scripts/verify fast, and slot 3 is running a size gate. Shared disk availability is 9.6 GB (98% used); the production static build remains queued and has not started. I am waiting for capacity; no source check has failed.

Gate wait update: slot 1 is now running a WebKit test, slots 2 and 4 are running `scripts/verify fast`, and slot 3 is running a size gate. Shared disk availability is 9.6 GB (98% used); the production static build remains queued and has not started. I am waiting for capacity; no source check has failed.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 22:24:46 +00:00

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Finding: the first real-browser attempt stopped in fixture setup before application assertions. The socket path exceeded the 107-byte limit because INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT used the full job path. Evidence: run log, fixture error context. I created a 36-byte symlink alias inside scratch that resolves to this job's scratch directory; its constructed socket path is 103 bytes. I am retrying the regression check.

Finding: the first real-browser attempt stopped in fixture setup before application assertions. The socket path exceeded the 107-byte limit because `INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT` used the full job path. Evidence: [run log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/ec521674-35e4-4f48-b7f0-9e26f9b9bcae), [fixture error context](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/05dae32e-ba72-4762-8344-dbc136c3f0bc). I created a 36-byte symlink alias inside scratch that resolves to this job's scratch directory; its constructed socket path is 103 bytes. I am retrying the regression check.

kayg commented

2026-10-21 22:29:35 +00:00

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Red regression check: when I temporarily prepared preferences on every attach, the real-server browser run passed the first-shell notice and host control, then failed on reattach with 2 terminal.multiplexer.prepare calls where 1 was expected (1 passed, 1 failed, 1 skipped). This demonstrates that reattaching can trigger another preference read. The final source keeps preparation on newly created sessions only. Receipt: red browser run.

Red regression check: when I temporarily prepared preferences on every attach, the real-server browser run passed the first-shell notice and host control, then failed on reattach with 2 `terminal.multiplexer.prepare` calls where 1 was expected (1 passed, 1 failed, 1 skipped). This demonstrates that reattaching can trigger another preference read. The final source keeps preparation on newly created sessions only. Receipt: [red browser run](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/6bc18983-f38e-4c11-8a4f-cc7e56caa0e8).

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2026-10-21 22:51:00 +00:00

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UI slice committed and pushed as e3a06ba42.

The product uses the existing shared notice and Hosts switch row. Preparation runs only on new sessions. bun run check and git diff --check passed. The real production-server browser sequence passed 3/3: first-shell notice and host override, reattach without another preparation, and the account-wide switch. The stripped static x86_64 server binary is 21,196,368 bytes; base comparison is pending.

Screenshots were captured at 1440 px, 393 px and 375 px; Settings captures cover ink and paper themes. Notice desktop, notice phone, notice narrow phone, Settings desktop, ink, Settings phone, ink, Settings narrow phone, ink, Settings desktop, paper, Settings phone, paper, Settings narrow phone, paper. Browser transcript, static build receipt.

Refs: D16, D160, D198, D202, D241.

UI slice committed and pushed as `e3a06ba42`. The product uses the existing shared notice and Hosts switch row. Preparation runs only on new sessions. `bun run check` and `git diff --check` passed. The real production-server browser sequence passed 3/3: first-shell notice and host override, reattach without another preparation, and the account-wide switch. The stripped static x86_64 server binary is 21,196,368 bytes; base comparison is pending. Screenshots were captured at 1440 px, 393 px and 375 px; Settings captures cover ink and paper themes. [Notice desktop](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a9e7cdc7-1478-4c8f-83d8-93f97d8e144f), [notice phone](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/7176404a-6f9c-4ed4-8d30-818a3dd6f43d), [notice narrow phone](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/50752411-d4e1-486c-afff-266ef361e460), [Settings desktop, ink](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/f5b3288b-7fa3-4eb3-8b7c-0d84f395c583), [Settings phone, ink](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/5216e8d6-224f-4d4e-baf9-ae1553482de3), [Settings narrow phone, ink](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/935661be-2dc8-4cd1-b000-0f37d6cb00a7), [Settings desktop, paper](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/7973a9ae-e753-4f09-a3ba-f488929350a5), [Settings phone, paper](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/95ccd071-e60b-4778-93e3-ed9b2118b154), [Settings narrow phone, paper](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/e0731f8f-135a-40e9-86f8-ac4e23fe59b2). [Browser transcript](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/73a971de-b241-4b9c-8867-368c86378403), [static build receipt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/7430b2ed-8170-4c25-940b-cb8269107ef8). Refs: D16, D160, D198, D202, D241.

kayg commented

2026-10-22 00:26:12 +00:00

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The first perf VM harness invocation selected 0 tests: the short --exact filter reported 418 filtered out and produced no timing data (run transcript). The correct test ID is auth::tests::terminal_refusal_tests::terminal_open_preference_lookup_overhead_on_real_pool; rerunning with that fully qualified name.

The first perf VM harness invocation selected 0 tests: the short `--exact` filter reported 418 filtered out and produced no timing data ([run transcript](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/1f497493-5174-4482-8555-14964ba2f4f7)). The correct test ID is `auth::tests::terminal_refusal_tests::terminal_open_preference_lookup_overhead_on_real_pool`; rerunning with that fully qualified name.

kayg commented

2026-10-22 00:26:48 +00:00

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The second perf VM attempt selected the intended test but failed its environment precondition before collecting samples: INFRATERNAL_TEST_CPU_WEIGHT was absent (transcript). The shell assignment omitted the final L; rerunning with the exact variable name from the test.

The second perf VM attempt selected the intended test but failed its environment precondition before collecting samples: `INFRATERNAL_TEST_CPU_WEIGHT` was absent ([transcript](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a423570b-0473-43be-ba4b-3393836723cc)). The shell assignment omitted the final `L`; rerunning with the exact variable name from the test.

kayg commented

2026-10-22 00:28:05 +00:00

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Perf and static-size step completed from source head e3a06ba42faf0857757abc5484dcef2c0e4238e7 (Cargo profile evidence comments are updated; profile commit and final gates are next).

Both runs used the static release test on infraternal-perf-test (4 cores), CPUWeight=10000, with 1,001 samples per state and load average recorded in each receipt. Run 1: off p99 7,855 µs, on p99 6,393 µs, delta -1,462 µs; load 0.00,0.02,0.01 before and after. Run 2: off p99 2,234 µs, on p99 1,441 µs, delta -793 µs; load 0.05,0.03,0.01 before and 0.20,0.06,0.02 after. Neither run measured a positive p99 delta. At 32 opens, simple linear arithmetic gives -46.784 ms and -25.376 ms; the harness serialized opens, so those are not concurrency measurements.

Stripped static x86_64 size: merge base 21,389,232 bytes; branch 21,196,368 bytes; delta -192,864 bytes.

Receipts: run 1, run 2, size comparison, branch size, base size.

Perf and static-size step completed from source head `e3a06ba42faf0857757abc5484dcef2c0e4238e7` (Cargo profile evidence comments are updated; profile commit and final gates are next). Both runs used the static release test on `infraternal-perf-test` (4 cores), `CPUWeight=10000`, with 1,001 samples per state and load average recorded in each receipt. Run 1: off p99 7,855 µs, on p99 6,393 µs, delta -1,462 µs; load 0.00,0.02,0.01 before and after. Run 2: off p99 2,234 µs, on p99 1,441 µs, delta -793 µs; load 0.05,0.03,0.01 before and 0.20,0.06,0.02 after. Neither run measured a positive p99 delta. At 32 opens, simple linear arithmetic gives -46.784 ms and -25.376 ms; the harness serialized opens, so those are not concurrency measurements. Stripped static x86_64 size: merge base 21,389,232 bytes; branch 21,196,368 bytes; delta -192,864 bytes. Receipts: [run 1](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/b76a5020-d748-41f8-bd28-89a34a728072), [run 2](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/6ed16a93-f34e-41cc-b6a5-3a1bd2b2fa3c), [size comparison](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/afb1438e-998b-4bdd-aea5-b95d101cfa2f), [branch size](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/1cb66492-a49f-439f-9aaf-3ba794150cc1), [base size](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/11e428c3-60ce-474f-9ef5-85f27c69d74b).

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Orchestrator handover 2026-10-28: moving to a new machine #254

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Orchestrator handover 2026-10-28: moving to a new machine #254

kayg commented

2026-10-29 17:01:15 +00:00

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Owner answers from the 2026-10-29 grill are recorded as D311 in DECISIONS.md (dev 63773bb3e): the app is the mux; the CLI is automation only, human-friendly, with --json everywhere; mux session and canvas verbs; a tmux-compatible subset for AI tools; device-code sign-in with link and QR; one-command join through a self-hosted, signature-checked install script; mesh on laptops CLI first (macOS launchd service), native apps later. The build order is in D311. Q1–Q6 of the research above are superseded by it.

Owner answers from the 2026-10-29 grill are recorded as **D311** in DECISIONS.md (dev `63773bb3e`): the app is the mux; the CLI is automation only, human-friendly, with `--json` everywhere; mux session and canvas verbs; a tmux-compatible subset for AI tools; device-code sign-in with link and QR; one-command join through a self-hosted, signature-checked install script; mesh on laptops CLI first (macOS launchd service), native apps later. The build order is in D311. Q1–Q6 of the research above are superseded by it.

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2026-10-29 17:16:01 +00:00

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Continuation started on d241-shell-marker from e3a06ba42f (restored from WIP e6b0c5a16). Current origin/dev is 63773bb3ec. Shared rules and issue histories read. No deploy or perf-host access.

Profile finding: after git reset --soft HEAD~1, dropped the entire WIP Cargo.toml patch. It changed infraternal-server opt-level s→z and added terminal-preferences z; the server-wide setting affects crates/code outside D241 and is not required for the feature. Prior measurements were x86_64 21,196,368 B vs base 21,389,232 B (−192,864 B), with preference off/on p99 deltas −1,462/−793 µs; those compare preference states under the candidate profile, not comprehensive server s/z runtime behavior. Preserve this candidate as a separate reviewed profile change; do not attribute the shrink to D241.

Merging current origin/dev now; automatic merge has no textual conflicts. Will preserve #255 Tokio/AsyncFd code, measure both static targets sequentially, ratchet exact caps, run final scripts/verify fast, push branch commits and record final results on #251/#170.

Continuation started on d241-shell-marker from e3a06ba42faf0857757abc5484dcef2c0e4238e7 (restored from WIP e6b0c5a16). Current origin/dev is 63773bb3ecd990b09d3663c1bd32b2cd8e49991f. Shared rules and issue histories read. No deploy or perf-host access. Profile finding: after git reset --soft HEAD~1, dropped the entire WIP Cargo.toml patch. It changed infraternal-server opt-level s→z and added terminal-preferences z; the server-wide setting affects crates/code outside D241 and is not required for the feature. Prior measurements were x86_64 21,196,368 B vs base 21,389,232 B (−192,864 B), with preference off/on p99 deltas −1,462/−793 µs; those compare preference states under the candidate profile, not comprehensive server s/z runtime behavior. Preserve this candidate as a separate reviewed profile change; do not attribute the shrink to D241. Merging current origin/dev now; automatic merge has no textual conflicts. Will preserve #255 Tokio/AsyncFd code, measure both static targets sequentially, ratchet exact caps, run final scripts/verify fast, push branch commits and record final results on #251/#170.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 17:46:25 +00:00

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Merge validation finding: scripts/verify iterate server tests report 639 passed, 2 failed, 53 ignored. Both failures are stale release migration counts in crates/infraternal-server/src/remote_migration_tests.rs:103/256: expected 0001–0030 / 30 rows, observed contiguous 0001–0031 / 31 rows after D241 migration 0031. Existing migration compatibility/data preservation tests pass. Updating the explicit chain expectations to include 0031 and retaining all checksum/canvas assertions; this integration resolution will be recorded in the merge commit. No runtime or migration SQL change.

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2026-10-29 17:57:25 +00:00

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Validation checkpoint: the first iterate run passed every Rust row except the two migration-count assertions recorded above (server 639 passed / 2 failed / 53 ignored). All 12 shell-startup tests passed; D241 authenticated settings route and disabled-plugin regression passed. Separate TypeScript verification passed: frontend batches 356/0, 105/0, 17/0; protocol 39/0; compiler, production build and transfer budgets passed.

The corrected migration check is queued in /usr/local/bin/build-slot.sh with remote,infraternal-agent/mesh enabled; its log is still empty, so no green corrected test is claimed. No other build command from this job is running. Exact dev baseline/branch static measurements, merge commit/push, size ratchet and final fast remain next.

Validation checkpoint: the first iterate run passed every Rust row except the two migration-count assertions recorded above (server 639 passed / 2 failed / 53 ignored). All 12 shell-startup tests passed; D241 authenticated settings route and disabled-plugin regression passed. Separate TypeScript verification passed: frontend batches 356/0, 105/0, 17/0; protocol 39/0; compiler, production build and transfer budgets passed. The corrected migration check is queued in /usr/local/bin/build-slot.sh with remote,infraternal-agent/mesh enabled; its log is still empty, so no green corrected test is claimed. No other build command from this job is running. Exact dev baseline/branch static measurements, merge commit/push, size ratchet and final fast remain next.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 18:00:55 +00:00

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Merge step complete and pushed: 608199603, based on dev 63773bb3e. Automatic source merge had no textual conflicts. Integration resolution updates remote_migration_tests.rs to expect 0001–0031; all prior checksum, canvas and hostname assertions remain. Corrected remote migration suite: 5 passed / 0 failed. Default and remote server clippy, formatting, and separate full TypeScript gate pass. #255 Tokio 1.53.3 pins, readiness.rs, user_host_reactor.rs, transport and SSH descriptor code match dev exactly.

Static measurement is queued through build-slot: exact dev then branch, x86_64 then aarch64, scripts/static-cargo build --locked --release --package infraternal --target , one job target directory. No profile change. Final gate still pending.

Merge step complete and pushed: 608199603, based on dev 63773bb3e. Automatic source merge had no textual conflicts. Integration resolution updates remote_migration_tests.rs to expect 0001–0031; all prior checksum, canvas and hostname assertions remain. Corrected remote migration suite: 5 passed / 0 failed. Default and remote server clippy, formatting, and separate full TypeScript gate pass. #255 Tokio 1.53.3 pins, readiness.rs, user_host_reactor.rs, transport and SSH descriptor code match dev exactly. Static measurement is queued through build-slot: exact dev then branch, x86_64 then aarch64, scripts/static-cargo build --locked --release --package infraternal --target <target>, one job target directory. No profile change. Final gate still pending.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 18:26:38 +00:00

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D243 finding after dropping the unrelated WIP profile: same-recipe dev 63773bb3e measures 21,386,512 B x86_64 and 19,563,608 B aarch64, exactly both current caps. Branch 608199603 x86_64 measures 21,538,768 B: +152,256 B. This exceeds the shared >64 KiB limit; no cap increase has been committed. Branch aarch64 build is still running sequentially in the same target/slot. Next: attribute feature code size and seek a source-only reduction while retaining dev release profiles and #255 code. No perf host access.

Completed merge validation receipts:
merge-iterate.log
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D243 finding after dropping the unrelated WIP profile: same-recipe dev 63773bb3e measures 21,386,512 B x86_64 and 19,563,608 B aarch64, exactly both current caps. Branch 608199603 x86_64 measures 21,538,768 B: +152,256 B. This exceeds the shared >64 KiB limit; no cap increase has been committed. Branch aarch64 build is still running sequentially in the same target/slot. Next: attribute feature code size and seek a source-only reduction while retaining dev release profiles and #255 code. No perf host access. Completed merge validation receipts: [merge-iterate.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/32feef5a-e8ae-4418-9b66-af00d460f98c) [merge-focused.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/01205250-34a5-42fb-8bd0-a40ad94f9fe9) [merge-migration-remote.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/792c493a-eed1-4b05-8045-c3494edfa02a)

kayg commented

2026-10-29 18:40:04 +00:00

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Same-profile attribution for 608199603: shipping growth is +152,256 B x86_64 / +137,448 B aarch64. Diagnostic x86 symbols add +118,575 B of named text. Largest shared-engine additions: SQLite pool acquire +19,274 B, query stream poll +10,555 B, pool connect +6,210 B, connection drop +3,776 B and return +3,600 B. Direct preference functions include execute_socket_action 9,863 B and read_settings 4,662 B. Section deltas: text +119,644 B, rodata +12,288 B, exception table +9,804 B, unwind data +8,864 B, data.rel.ro +2,304 B. Normalized cargo tree -e features adds only infraternal-plugin-terminal-preferences; no external crate/feature addition.

Source-only hypothesis: the new crate instantiates pooled query machinery independently. Extend existing plugin-api storage with fixed SQLite query execution helpers (query, pool -> boxed existing Operation returning SqliteRow/SqliteQueryResult) and keep all feature SQL/ownership logic in the optional preferences crate. This is an additive internal storage API; no wire/action/schema change, new library, release profile or #255 edit. Reuse the existing storage module rather than a parallel helper. Measure the result before retaining it; existing preference scope/notice/ownership and authenticated route tests must pass.

Same-profile attribution for 608199603: shipping growth is +152,256 B x86_64 / +137,448 B aarch64. Diagnostic x86 symbols add +118,575 B of named text. Largest shared-engine additions: SQLite pool acquire +19,274 B, query stream poll +10,555 B, pool connect +6,210 B, connection drop +3,776 B and return +3,600 B. Direct preference functions include execute_socket_action 9,863 B and read_settings 4,662 B. Section deltas: text +119,644 B, rodata +12,288 B, exception table +9,804 B, unwind data +8,864 B, data.rel.ro +2,304 B. Normalized cargo tree -e features adds only infraternal-plugin-terminal-preferences; no external crate/feature addition. Source-only hypothesis: the new crate instantiates pooled query machinery independently. Extend existing plugin-api storage with fixed SQLite query execution helpers (query, pool -> boxed existing Operation returning SqliteRow/SqliteQueryResult) and keep all feature SQL/ownership logic in the optional preferences crate. This is an additive internal storage API; no wire/action/schema change, new library, release profile or #255 edit. Reuse the existing storage module rather than a parallel helper. Measure the result before retaining it; existing preference scope/notice/ownership and authenticated route tests must pass.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 18:51:00 +00:00

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Rejected source-only shared-query candidate: API/preferences clippy passed; API 32 unit + 2 routing tests and preferences 7 tests passed. Pinned x86_64 static size was 21,544,720 B, +5,952 B versus unchanged 608199603 (21,538,768 B). Reverted both candidate files; no candidate commit. The erased query wrappers did not remove the duplicated engine code.

Next scoped candidate retains only the new terminal-preferences crate opt-level=z, as permitted when required by D241 itself. The server and every existing crate keep dev profiles exactly. Measure both targets before retaining it. If viable, prepare the exact static real-pool benchmark executable and command for the orchestrator on perf-test-01 tonight; do not treat prior measurements under server=z as qualification of server=s.

Rejected source-only shared-query candidate: API/preferences clippy passed; API 32 unit + 2 routing tests and preferences 7 tests passed. Pinned x86_64 static size was 21,544,720 B, +5,952 B versus unchanged 608199603 (21,538,768 B). Reverted both candidate files; no candidate commit. The erased query wrappers did not remove the duplicated engine code. Next scoped candidate retains only the new terminal-preferences crate opt-level=z, as permitted when required by D241 itself. The server and every existing crate keep dev profiles exactly. Measure both targets before retaining it. If viable, prepare the exact static real-pool benchmark executable and command for the orchestrator on perf-test-01 tonight; do not treat prior measurements under server=z as qualification of server=s.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 19:00:24 +00:00

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Scoped profile experiment rejected: changing only the new terminal-preferences crate to opt-level=z measured 21,513,424 B x86_64 (+126,912 B vs dev) and 19,673,488 B aarch64 (+109,880 B). Both remain above the shared D243 64 KiB growth limit. Reverted Cargo.toml; all release profiles now match pushed head 6081996038. No profile change is retained, so no new perf run is requested.

The source-only shared-query candidate and scoped profile candidate did not meet the limit. Final scripts/verify fast is running on the clean pushed head. Caps remain unchanged; blocking handoff requires owner authorization of measured growth or a further source reduction. Final head sizes without profile changes are 21,538,768 B x86_64 (+152,256 B) and 19,701,056 B aarch64 (+137,448 B), against dev 63773bb3e's exact current caps.

Scoped profile experiment rejected: changing only the new terminal-preferences crate to opt-level=z measured 21,513,424 B x86_64 (+126,912 B vs dev) and 19,673,488 B aarch64 (+109,880 B). Both remain above the shared D243 64 KiB growth limit. Reverted Cargo.toml; all release profiles now match pushed head 6081996038b7cf8a6521adef9add9dea8596ce38. No profile change is retained, so no new perf run is requested. The source-only shared-query candidate and scoped profile candidate did not meet the limit. Final scripts/verify fast is running on the clean pushed head. Caps remain unchanged; blocking handoff requires owner authorization of measured growth or a further source reduction. Final head sizes without profile changes are 21,538,768 B x86_64 (+152,256 B) and 19,701,056 B aarch64 (+137,448 B), against dev 63773bb3e's exact current caps.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 19:23:21 +00:00

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D241 continuation handoff — blocked by D243 size, not ready to merge.

Pushed head: 6081996038 on d241-shell-marker. Merged dev 63773bb3ec; preserved #255 Tokio/AsyncFd code exactly and updated only the migration-chain test expectations for D241's 0031 migration. Working tree clean. All WIP release-profile changes and both reduction experiments were dropped. No new perf run is needed; no perf host was contacted.

Pinned scripts/static-cargo recipe, sequential architectures under build-slot, same job target:

x86_64: dev/current cap 21,386,512 B; head 21,538,768 B; +152,256 B.
aarch64: dev/current cap 19,563,608 B; head 19,701,056 B; +137,448 B.

Both exceed the shared rules' 64 KiB growth limit. Caps and docs/PROCESS.md remain unchanged. The next step requires owner authorization for these measured increases or a further source reduction. The unrelated server-wide s→z candidate must be reviewed separately; the earlier −192,864 B measurement is not D241's independent cost. Preferences-only z still grew +126,912 / +109,880 B, and the shared-query source candidate added 5,952 B versus this head; neither was retained. Attribution found no external feature/dependency additions and mainly SQLite pool/query text plus preference handlers.

Receipts: exact dev/head size builds, symbol attribution, rejected shared-query candidate, rejected scoped profile candidate.

Prior functional evidence: all 12 real-shell startup tests passed, including later manual starts; corrected remote migration suite 5/0; full separate TypeScript gate passed (356/0, 105/0, 17/0 frontend and 39/0 protocol, compiler and production build). The existing real production-server browser sequence passed 3/3 before the continuation merge; screenshot links remain in #251. Final fast results below supersede any earlier gate claim.

Final scripts/verify fast on the exact head exited 1. Only static builds failed: both size caps and the size-boundary regression that checks those same artifacts. TypeScript is not reached after the Rust failure; the separate full TypeScript pass above is the applicable evidence. Static linkage and production trust passed on both architectures; x86 AES and locked key-memory passed. aarch64 key-memory execution was not checked on this x86 host.

Full verbatim final gate transcript

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | PASS         |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | FAIL (1)     |
+---------------------------+--------------+

Cleanup: temporary dev baseline worktree and job CARGO_TARGET_DIR removed; evidence retained outside the repo. No deploy. Issues remain open.

D241 continuation handoff — blocked by D243 size, not ready to merge. Pushed head: 6081996038b7cf8a6521adef9add9dea8596ce38 on d241-shell-marker. Merged dev 63773bb3ecd990b09d3663c1bd32b2cd8e49991f; preserved #255 Tokio/AsyncFd code exactly and updated only the migration-chain test expectations for D241's 0031 migration. Working tree clean. All WIP release-profile changes and both reduction experiments were dropped. No new perf run is needed; no perf host was contacted. Pinned scripts/static-cargo recipe, sequential architectures under build-slot, same job target: - x86_64: dev/current cap 21,386,512 B; head 21,538,768 B; +152,256 B. - aarch64: dev/current cap 19,563,608 B; head 19,701,056 B; +137,448 B. Both exceed the shared rules' 64 KiB growth limit. Caps and docs/PROCESS.md remain unchanged. The next step requires owner authorization for these measured increases or a further source reduction. The unrelated server-wide s→z candidate must be reviewed separately; the earlier −192,864 B measurement is not D241's independent cost. Preferences-only z still grew +126,912 / +109,880 B, and the shared-query source candidate added 5,952 B versus this head; neither was retained. Attribution found no external feature/dependency additions and mainly SQLite pool/query text plus preference handlers. Receipts: [exact dev/head size builds](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/c16bf8c8-07d6-4034-b524-fb97e35a3b6b), [symbol attribution](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/ea1a505e-37ba-4682-ac2e-17d2b7f30fe0), [rejected shared-query candidate](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/9a410766-43b3-4a28-8d98-d8f00a4fc15c), [rejected scoped profile candidate](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/d0872904-b1e1-497d-8626-b694eac3fb00). Prior functional evidence: all 12 real-shell startup tests passed, including later manual starts; corrected remote migration suite 5/0; full separate TypeScript gate passed (356/0, 105/0, 17/0 frontend and 39/0 protocol, compiler and production build). The existing real production-server browser sequence passed 3/3 before the continuation merge; screenshot links remain in #251. Final fast results below supersede any earlier gate claim. Final `scripts/verify fast` on the exact head exited 1. Only static builds failed: both size caps and the size-boundary regression that checks those same artifacts. TypeScript is not reached after the Rust failure; the separate full TypeScript pass above is the applicable evidence. Static linkage and production trust passed on both architectures; x86 AES and locked key-memory passed. aarch64 key-memory execution was not checked on this x86 host. [Full verbatim final gate transcript](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/771db28c-1e80-417e-acee-a6e47b29df41) ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | PASS | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | FAIL (1) | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` Cleanup: temporary dev baseline worktree and job CARGO_TARGET_DIR removed; evidence retained outside the repo. No deploy. Issues remain open.

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2026-10-29 19:23:22 +00:00

Sessions replace auto-started tmux/zellij with infraternal's session manager #170

kayg commented

2026-10-29 19:24:53 +00:00

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D241 size implementation started on d241-shell-marker at 6081996038, matched dev baseline 63773bb3ec. Read the latest #251 handoff first and continuing its measurements. Worktree: ~/wt-infraternal/d241-size; sequential pinned static builds through build-slot, no release-profile changes or deployment. Will post crate/symbol attribution before source changes, then reduction measurements and final gate.

D241 size implementation started on d241-shell-marker at 6081996038b7cf8a6521adef9add9dea8596ce38, matched dev baseline 63773bb3ecd990b09d3663c1bd32b2cd8e49991f. Read the latest #251 handoff first and continuing its measurements. Worktree: ~/wt-infraternal/d241-size; sequential pinned static builds through build-slot, no release-profile changes or deployment. Will post crate/symbol attribution before source changes, then reduction measurements and final gate.

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2026-10-29 19:24:54 +00:00

Sessions replace auto-started tmux/zellij with infraternal's session manager #170

kayg commented

2026-10-29 19:41:35 +00:00

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Matched baseline progress: dev 63773bb3e reproduces the exact stripped x86_64 cap, 21,386,512 bytes, with scripts/static-cargo on 8by64-compute02. The sequential aarch64 baseline and crate/symbol reports are still running. Cargo.lock adds only the local preferences crate and local protocol wiring; normalized cargo tree -e features has no new third-party dependency or feature. No source edits or commits yet. The first baseline invocation ended with signal 15 before producing an artifact; its partial log is retained and the successful retry uses two Cargo workers under build-slot.

Matched baseline progress: dev 63773bb3e reproduces the exact stripped x86_64 cap, 21,386,512 bytes, with scripts/static-cargo on 8by64-compute02. The sequential aarch64 baseline and crate/symbol reports are still running. Cargo.lock adds only the local preferences crate and local protocol wiring; normalized cargo tree -e features has no new third-party dependency or feature. No source edits or commits yet. The first baseline invocation ended with signal 15 before producing an artifact; its partial log is retained and the successful retry uses two Cargo workers under build-slot.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 20:18:22 +00:00

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Step 1 complete; no source edits or commits. Matched pinned builds on 8by64-compute02, Rust 1.99.0, sequential architectures under build-slot, one CARGO_TARGET_DIR. Dev 63773bb3e and head 6081996038 reproduce all four handoff sizes:

Shipping stripped image	dev bytes	head bytes	delta
x86_64 musl	21,386,512	21,538,768	+152,256
aarch64 musl	19,563,608	19,701,056	+137,448

cargo bloat --release --crates on x86_64 musl, plus cargo bloat -n 60 and complete function JSON:

Crate attribution (.text bytes)	dev	head	delta
sqlx_core	190,027	226,345	+36,318
infraternal_plugin_release	197,328	226,330	+29,002
std (includes generic/drop code)	1,849,550	1,873,164	+23,614
infraternal_shim	157,526	164,784	+7,258
serde_json	165,128	166,175	+1,047
infraternal_server	2,780,209	2,776,971	-3,238

The new preferences crate contributes 16,623 named bytes in the complete function report; plugin API adds 5,746. Crate attribution depends on symbol ownership/aliases after LTO (in particular the release label is not an added release feature), so these are diagnostic categories, not independent feature costs.

Demangled nm identifies the concrete extra generic instantiations:

Poll/function group (sum copies)	dev	head	delta
PoolInner::acquire	36,572 (2 copies)	55,846 (3 copies)	+19,274
SQLite worker TryFlattenStream::poll_next	25,335	35,890	+10,555
PoolInner::connect	16,480	22,690	+6,210
PoolConnection drop glue	7,828	11,604	+3,776
PoolConnection::return_to_pool	13,742	17,342	+3,600
ControlActionHandler::call	0	12,871	+12,871
compiled_with_hosts poll	0 (previously inlined)	10,533	+10,533
preferences execute_socket_action poll	0	9,863	+9,863
preferences read_settings poll	0	4,662	+4,662
login_shell_command	0 (previously inlined)	6,120	+6,120

Offsets include removal of the old WebSocket constructor poll (-20,936), old socket-control poll (-7,269), and old list function (-4,786). Full reports retain those offsets and all smaller groups. The repeated pool/worker/drop futures, brought into the new plugin's direct SQLx paths, are the main avoidable cost; the input uses a strict handwritten visitor, not a schema-derive engine. Cargo.lock and cargo tree -e features add no third-party dependency or feature. Migration 0031 adds static SQL once; no second migration engine is introduced.

Shipping ELF x86_64 deltas: .text +119,644; .rodata +12,288; .gcc_except_table +9,804; .eh_frame +8,864; .eh_frame_hdr +1,016; .data.rel.ro +2,304, plus relocation/alignment effects. Bloat automatically disables stripping for diagnostics: its .text is 16,227,112 -> 16,345,028 (+117,916), so I do not equate diagnostic symbol sums with exact shipping bytes.

Next measured candidate: an additive socket-host SQL execution interface in plugin API. The plugin retains all SQL, bindings, ownership checks, settings and notice logic; a generic host implementation executes already-bound Query values using SQLx's existing boxed futures. This keeps pool/worker monomorphizations in the server's existing execution path, without changing the engine, release profiles, action/wire schemas, migration, or startup behavior. Existing persistence/ownership/notice and authenticated socket tests stay intact. The reproduced +152,256-byte artifact already fails the explicit <=16 KiB regression check.

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Step 1 complete; no source edits or commits. Matched pinned builds on 8by64-compute02, Rust 1.99.0, sequential architectures under build-slot, one CARGO_TARGET_DIR. Dev 63773bb3e and head 6081996038 reproduce all four handoff sizes: | Shipping stripped image | dev bytes | head bytes | delta | |---|---:|---:|---:| | x86_64 musl | 21,386,512 | 21,538,768 | +152,256 | | aarch64 musl | 19,563,608 | 19,701,056 | +137,448 | `cargo bloat --release --crates` on x86_64 musl, plus `cargo bloat -n 60` and complete function JSON: | Crate attribution (.text bytes) | dev | head | delta | |---|---:|---:|---:| | sqlx_core | 190,027 | 226,345 | +36,318 | | infraternal_plugin_release | 197,328 | 226,330 | +29,002 | | std (includes generic/drop code) | 1,849,550 | 1,873,164 | +23,614 | | infraternal_shim | 157,526 | 164,784 | +7,258 | | serde_json | 165,128 | 166,175 | +1,047 | | infraternal_server | 2,780,209 | 2,776,971 | -3,238 | The new preferences crate contributes 16,623 named bytes in the complete function report; plugin API adds 5,746. Crate attribution depends on symbol ownership/aliases after LTO (in particular the release label is not an added release feature), so these are diagnostic categories, not independent feature costs. Demangled nm identifies the concrete extra generic instantiations: | Poll/function group (sum copies) | dev | head | delta | |---|---:|---:|---:| | PoolInner<Sqlite>::acquire | 36,572 (2 copies) | 55,846 (3 copies) | +19,274 | | SQLite worker TryFlattenStream::poll_next | 25,335 | 35,890 | +10,555 | | PoolInner<Sqlite>::connect | 16,480 | 22,690 | +6,210 | | PoolConnection drop glue | 7,828 | 11,604 | +3,776 | | PoolConnection::return_to_pool | 13,742 | 17,342 | +3,600 | | ControlActionHandler::call | 0 | 12,871 | +12,871 | | compiled_with_hosts poll | 0 (previously inlined) | 10,533 | +10,533 | | preferences execute_socket_action poll | 0 | 9,863 | +9,863 | | preferences read_settings poll | 0 | 4,662 | +4,662 | | login_shell_command | 0 (previously inlined) | 6,120 | +6,120 | Offsets include removal of the old WebSocket constructor poll (-20,936), old socket-control poll (-7,269), and old list function (-4,786). Full reports retain those offsets and all smaller groups. The repeated pool/worker/drop futures, brought into the new plugin's direct SQLx paths, are the main avoidable cost; the input uses a strict handwritten visitor, not a schema-derive engine. Cargo.lock and cargo tree -e features add no third-party dependency or feature. Migration 0031 adds static SQL once; no second migration engine is introduced. Shipping ELF x86_64 deltas: .text +119,644; .rodata +12,288; .gcc_except_table +9,804; .eh_frame +8,864; .eh_frame_hdr +1,016; .data.rel.ro +2,304, plus relocation/alignment effects. Bloat automatically disables stripping for diagnostics: its .text is 16,227,112 -> 16,345,028 (+117,916), so I do not equate diagnostic symbol sums with exact shipping bytes. Next measured candidate: an additive `socket-host` SQL execution interface in plugin API. The plugin retains all SQL, bindings, ownership checks, settings and notice logic; a generic host implementation executes already-bound Query values using SQLx's existing boxed futures. This keeps pool/worker monomorphizations in the server's existing execution path, without changing the engine, release profiles, action/wire schemas, migration, or startup behavior. Existing persistence/ownership/notice and authenticated socket tests stay intact. The reproduced +152,256-byte artifact already fails the explicit <=16 KiB regression check. [shipping-comparison.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/d2d71a2d-9558-4e0a-bf0a-8020dc2f6d91) [attribution.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/f5df4105-00ce-44c3-8003-37b38c2b76ef) [dev-top60.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/0e0208a1-78ca-46ce-bbde-10c2554e0b65) [head-top60.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/377a32a2-50a1-49b2-a2d4-98da0ed638fa) [dev-crates.json](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/ca0b4263-a58a-48c0-94d3-16f0e38fe523) [head-crates.json](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/638cb97b-44fc-4d85-99dc-16435a8ecbfd) [measure.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/e12a2801-fe6d-429a-a46f-ba3482250c07)

kayg commented

2026-10-29 20:25:39 +00:00

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Candidate validation finding: first focused clippy stopped at the new SqliteStore docs (storage.rs:19,24,33), three clippy::doc_markdown errors for SQLx without backticks. Corrected those comments; no runtime change for this correction. The failed invocation finished its already-started native dependency builds before the retry; no overlapping job slot was started. SQL literals remain byte-identical (9 statements including fixtures), and no test assertion changed. Focused validation is being rerun before size measurement.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 20:41:55 +00:00

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First source-only candidate: x86_64 stripped static image is 21,429,616 bytes, +43,104 versus matched dev (21,386,512), saving 109,152 bytes versus original D241 head. This is still above the requested <=16 KiB target, so investigation continues before caps change. The aarch64 measurement and post-cut symbol report are queued through the shared build slot.

The additive SqliteStore boundary returns SQLx Executor's existing boxed futures directly: no extra query task/connection or boxed future layer. The plugin retains its SQL, bindings, ownership checks, per-account/host preference logic and notice claim. All nine SQL literal strings and all 56 assertions are unchanged. fmt, touched-crate clippy, preferences (7), plugin API (32 + 2 routing), server terminal tests (33) and settings integration (4) pass; existing ignored tests remain ignored. No dependency, feature, profile, migration, wire or UI changes.

First source-only candidate: x86_64 stripped static image is 21,429,616 bytes, +43,104 versus matched dev (21,386,512), saving 109,152 bytes versus original D241 head. This is still above the requested <=16 KiB target, so investigation continues before caps change. The aarch64 measurement and post-cut symbol report are queued through the shared build slot. The additive SqliteStore boundary returns SQLx Executor's existing boxed futures directly: no extra query task/connection or boxed future layer. The plugin retains its SQL, bindings, ownership checks, per-account/host preference logic and notice claim. All nine SQL literal strings and all 56 assertions are unchanged. fmt, touched-crate clippy, preferences (7), plugin API (32 + 2 routing), server terminal tests (33) and settings integration (4) pass; existing ignored tests remain ignored. No dependency, feature, profile, migration, wire or UI changes.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 20:48:30 +00:00

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Committed and pushed be8f66e41: share plugin SQL execution through the host, retaining all D241 SQL/logic in the optional plugin (D198).

Target	Dev	Reduced	Delta vs dev	Saved vs original head
x86_64 musl	21,386,512	21,429,616	+43,104	109,152
aarch64 musl	19,563,608	19,600,512	+36,904	100,544

Both builds use the unchanged pinned static recipe. Per-commit fmt, clippy and focused tests pass as recorded above. The post-cut diagnostic build is running; next experiment removes extra JSON serializer instantiations and the discovery vector without changing schemas/limits. Caps remain untouched pending final measurements.

Committed and pushed be8f66e41: share plugin SQL execution through the host, retaining all D241 SQL/logic in the optional plugin (D198). | Target | Dev | Reduced | Delta vs dev | Saved vs original head | |---|---:|---:|---:|---:| | x86_64 musl | 21,386,512 | 21,429,616 | +43,104 | 109,152 | | aarch64 musl | 19,563,608 | 19,600,512 | +36,904 | 100,544 | Both builds use the unchanged pinned static recipe. Per-commit fmt, clippy and focused tests pass as recorded above. The post-cut diagnostic build is running; next experiment removes extra JSON serializer instantiations and the discovery vector without changing schemas/limits. Caps remain untouched pending final measurements.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 20:54:43 +00:00

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Post-cut attribution at pushed be8f66e41: PoolInner::acquire is back to dev's two copies, 17,298 + 19,274 = 36,572 bytes. The third 19,274-byte copy and its pool/worker/drop support are gone. Diagnostic .text is 16,253,508 versus dev 16,227,112 (+26,396), down from original head 16,345,028. Shipping savings are 109,152 / 100,544 bytes, not sums of diagnostic symbols.

The second source experiment is now running: remove discovery's temporary Vec<&ActionDef> and replace the fixed boolean/null Settings response derive with formatting using the existing literal helper. It leaves parser validation, all original assertions, query strings, schemas and byte limits unchanged. No extra JSON Value allocations are introduced. Both static targets will be measured before retaining it.

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Post-cut attribution at pushed be8f66e41: PoolInner<Sqlite>::acquire is back to dev's two copies, 17,298 + 19,274 = 36,572 bytes. The third 19,274-byte copy and its pool/worker/drop support are gone. Diagnostic .text is 16,253,508 versus dev 16,227,112 (+26,396), down from original head 16,345,028. Shipping savings are 109,152 / 100,544 bytes, not sums of diagnostic symbols. The second source experiment is now running: remove discovery's temporary Vec<&ActionDef> and replace the fixed boolean/null Settings response derive with formatting using the existing literal helper. It leaves parser validation, all original assertions, query strings, schemas and byte limits unchanged. No extra JSON Value allocations are introduced. Both static targets will be measured before retaining it. [cut1-nm-diff.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/6ba642ae-dfd4-43a1-abef-bed71e5a50eb) [cut1-crates.json](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/87ac89c5-efe9-41bf-8088-e6b32fbd2d43) [check-cut1.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/22db8e9d-5988-4908-9d26-ff0702477112) [measure-cut1.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/e998b147-62c8-47f5-beda-eacdb367f2aa)

kayg commented

2026-10-29 21:04:49 +00:00

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Committed/pushed fb8467672: remove the fixed response's Serialize derive and discovery's temporary action-reference Vec. This retains the exact response fields/values and reuses the existing boolean/null literal helper, without extra JSON Value allocations.

Pinned stripped images: 21,427,696 x86_64 / 19,598,208 aarch64 bytes, another -1,920/-2,304. Deltas versus dev: +41,184/+34,600. fmt, touched-crate clippy and the same focused suites pass unchanged (preferences 7, API 32+2, server terminal 33, settings integration 4).

Next measured candidate shares sh/zsh startup-file setup, retaining private-directory publication order and cleanup. It also avoids allocating the same child path twice. No shell script or startup behavior changes.

Committed/pushed fb8467672: remove the fixed response's Serialize derive and discovery's temporary action-reference Vec. This retains the exact response fields/values and reuses the existing boolean/null literal helper, without extra JSON Value allocations. Pinned stripped images: 21,427,696 x86_64 / 19,598,208 aarch64 bytes, another -1,920/-2,304. Deltas versus dev: +41,184/+34,600. fmt, touched-crate clippy and the same focused suites pass unchanged (preferences 7, API 32+2, server terminal 33, settings integration 4). Next measured candidate shares sh/zsh startup-file setup, retaining private-directory publication order and cleanup. It also avoids allocating the same child path twice. No shell script or startup behavior changes.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 21:15:50 +00:00

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Final source cut committed as 098fc715a: shared private startup-file publication saves another 1,152 x86_64 / 1,280 aarch64 bytes. fmt, shim all-target clippy and all 12 shell-startup tests pass. Shell scripts and the whole startup test module are unchanged.

Pinned stripped static image	x86_64	aarch64
Dev `63773bb3e`	21,386,512	19,563,608
Original D241 `6081996038`	21,538,768	19,701,056
Final source `098fc715a`	21,426,544	19,596,928
Saved versus original D241	112,224	104,128
Remaining growth versus dev	+40,032	+33,320
Above requested 16 KiB band	23,648	16,936

The <=16 KiB target was NOT reached. Owner decision is needed on retaining this measured cost; no size exception is claimed approved. The requested caps/docs update will use the exact artifacts above, without slack, and then the full final gate runs.

What the remaining bytes buy: the exported marker and capability-compatible protocol fields; startup-only guards for sh/dash, bash, zsh and fish with normal later manual starts; account/default and per-host opt-outs; atomic first-notice claiming; strict object/duplicate-field/type checks; owned/non-revoked remote-host validation and account isolation; and D198's optional plugin/action discovery plus bounded, collision-checked host-action extensions. None is removed. The existing dependencies, features and release profiles are unchanged.

The final shipping x86_64 section deltas versus dev are .text +25,436; .rodata +12,288; .gcc_except_table +1,384; .eh_frame +968; .eh_frame_hdr +96; .data.rel.ro +1,312, with other sections/alignment net -1,452, totaling +40,032 bytes. The read-only data includes shell programs, SQL, action descriptions/schemas and migration 0031. Those are executable startup/persistence/compatibility material, not an added dependency or large new static engine.

The post-erasure symbol report identifies the remaining preference action poll (10,127 bytes), preference read poll (2,465), login shell command (6,120), host-open request builder (1,259), and generic socket action worker bodies (2,808 + 1,896). These are diagnostic body sizes, not additive shipping deltas: old control/constructor bodies disappear and inlining changes their ownership. Pool acquisition is exactly back to dev's two copies (36,572 bytes), so the avoidable third engine copy has been removed rather than hidden by changing optimization. The subsequent small cuts remove the response derive/discovery vector and duplicate file setup.

I found no further D241-only removal that preserves these contracts. Removing shell programs loses supported startup guards; dropping the plugin/action/host-option boundary violates D198 or capability-safe routing; dropping SQL/validation/notice paths loses opt-outs, isolation or once-only behavior. A broader pre-existing engine refactor might offset more bytes but is not a measured D241 cut. Profile changes, dependency/engine changes, behavior deletion and weakened tests remain rejected.

Runtime tradeoff of the storage erasure: one shared Arc-backed host adapter per plugin instance and a virtual dispatch per query; it returns the existing SQLx BoxFuture directly (no extra future allocation, task, connection or per-session worker). No latency claim is made from build-host tests. Source review confirms identical preference SQL strings/assertion counts and byte-identical startup tests. Full gate evidence follows on the final caps head.

Final source cut committed as 098fc715a: shared private startup-file publication saves another 1,152 x86_64 / 1,280 aarch64 bytes. fmt, shim all-target clippy and all 12 shell-startup tests pass. Shell scripts and the whole startup test module are unchanged. | Pinned stripped static image | x86_64 | aarch64 | |---|---:|---:| | Dev 63773bb3e | 21,386,512 | 19,563,608 | | Original D241 6081996038 | 21,538,768 | 19,701,056 | | Final source 098fc715a | 21,426,544 | 19,596,928 | | Saved versus original D241 | 112,224 | 104,128 | | Remaining growth versus dev | **+40,032** | **+33,320** | | Above requested 16 KiB band | 23,648 | 16,936 | The <=16 KiB target was NOT reached. Owner decision is needed on retaining this measured cost; no size exception is claimed approved. The requested caps/docs update will use the exact artifacts above, without slack, and then the full final gate runs. What the remaining bytes buy: the exported marker and capability-compatible protocol fields; startup-only guards for sh/dash, bash, zsh and fish with normal later manual starts; account/default and per-host opt-outs; atomic first-notice claiming; strict object/duplicate-field/type checks; owned/non-revoked remote-host validation and account isolation; and D198's optional plugin/action discovery plus bounded, collision-checked host-action extensions. None is removed. The existing dependencies, features and release profiles are unchanged. The final shipping x86_64 section deltas versus dev are .text +25,436; .rodata +12,288; .gcc_except_table +1,384; .eh_frame +968; .eh_frame_hdr +96; .data.rel.ro +1,312, with other sections/alignment net -1,452, totaling +40,032 bytes. The read-only data includes shell programs, SQL, action descriptions/schemas and migration 0031. Those are executable startup/persistence/compatibility material, not an added dependency or large new static engine. The post-erasure symbol report identifies the remaining preference action poll (10,127 bytes), preference read poll (2,465), login shell command (6,120), host-open request builder (1,259), and generic socket action worker bodies (2,808 + 1,896). These are diagnostic body sizes, not additive shipping deltas: old control/constructor bodies disappear and inlining changes their ownership. Pool acquisition is exactly back to dev's two copies (36,572 bytes), so the avoidable third engine copy has been removed rather than hidden by changing optimization. The subsequent small cuts remove the response derive/discovery vector and duplicate file setup. I found no further D241-only removal that preserves these contracts. Removing shell programs loses supported startup guards; dropping the plugin/action/host-option boundary violates D198 or capability-safe routing; dropping SQL/validation/notice paths loses opt-outs, isolation or once-only behavior. A broader pre-existing engine refactor might offset more bytes but is not a measured D241 cut. Profile changes, dependency/engine changes, behavior deletion and weakened tests remain rejected. Runtime tradeoff of the storage erasure: one shared Arc-backed host adapter per plugin instance and a virtual dispatch per query; it returns the existing SQLx BoxFuture directly (no extra future allocation, task, connection or per-session worker). No latency claim is made from build-host tests. Source review confirms identical preference SQL strings/assertion counts and byte-identical startup tests. Full gate evidence follows on the final caps head.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 21:16:26 +00:00

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Caps/docs committed and pushed as 1c349284b: exact 21,426,544 x86_64 / 19,596,928 aarch64-byte ceilings, no allowance. docs/PROCESS.md section 7 records the attribution, all three cuts and the missed 16 KiB target with owner decision pending. Profiles/dependencies/features unchanged.

Per-commit validation, verbatim:

x86_64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 21426544-byte cap PASS; 21426545 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS
aarch64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 19596928-byte cap PASS; 19596929 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS
unsupported target: rejected PASS

Shell syntax and diff checks also pass. Final scripts/verify fast is queued through build-slot on this exact head. The working tree is clean; final gate/cleanup receipt follows.

Caps/docs committed and pushed as 1c349284b: exact 21,426,544 x86_64 / 19,596,928 aarch64-byte ceilings, no allowance. docs/PROCESS.md section 7 records the attribution, all three cuts and the missed 16 KiB target with owner decision pending. Profiles/dependencies/features unchanged. Per-commit validation, verbatim: ```text x86_64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 21426544-byte cap PASS; 21426545 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS aarch64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 19596928-byte cap PASS; 19596929 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS unsupported target: rejected PASS ``` Shell syntax and diff checks also pass. Final scripts/verify fast is queued through build-slot on this exact head. The working tree is clean; final gate/cleanup receipt follows.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 21:19:10 +00:00

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Final source receipts for 1c349284b (source cut 098fc715a), measured growth +40,032 x86_64 / +33,320 aarch64. The full fast gate is running on the exact pushed head; these are source-cut/size receipts, not a final gate claim.

final-shipping-comparison.txt
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cut3-x86_64-sections.txt

Final source receipts for 1c349284b (source cut 098fc715a), measured growth +40,032 x86_64 / +33,320 aarch64. The full fast gate is running on the exact pushed head; these are source-cut/size receipts, not a final gate claim. [final-shipping-comparison.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/0f72a027-461a-460d-b430-b5897cf70fe2) [check-cut2.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/459dac0f-b96e-4e01-b0ac-45d8dce147bb) [check-cut3.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/02eb3283-e3a8-4f0b-8908-76404e025696) [cut3-x86_64-sections.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/94970140-6e18-417f-baf8-82b769f0f0cf)

kayg commented

2026-10-29 21:33:26 +00:00

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The first full fast run found a harness error: its short fixture root ds241 is a symlink to d241-size/state. Eight CLI restart tests fail because production validation correctly rejects symlink ancestors, and the canonical-path assertion reports ds241/restart-tests/... versus d241-size/state/restart-tests/.... The parent-directory escape fixture also counts lexical path depth and reaches a different location through that alias. This is not a size-cap failure and is not being waived as host load.

I will let the current gate finish, retain its full transcript, replace only my own short scratch symlink with a real private directory, and rerun the complete gate on unchanged head 1c349284b. No source/test/assertion changes or relaxed validators are needed. The fixture root will remain short enough for Unix sockets, with a physical path matching current_exe canonicalization. Final gate evidence will supersede this failed run without hiding it.

The first full fast run found a harness error: its short fixture root ds241 is a symlink to d241-size/state. Eight CLI restart tests fail because production validation correctly rejects symlink ancestors, and the canonical-path assertion reports ds241/restart-tests/... versus d241-size/state/restart-tests/.... The parent-directory escape fixture also counts lexical path depth and reaches a different location through that alias. This is not a size-cap failure and is not being waived as host load. I will let the current gate finish, retain its full transcript, replace only my own short scratch symlink with a real private directory, and rerun the complete gate on unchanged head 1c349284b. No source/test/assertion changes or relaxed validators are needed. The fixture root will remain short enough for Unix sockets, with a physical path matching current_exe canonicalization. Final gate evidence will supersede this failed run without hiding it.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 21:44:04 +00:00

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The physical-directory rerun passes all 99 CLI tests (the eight symlink-related failures are resolved), but workspace tests find another harness limit: daemon::gone_tests::a_vanished_session_gets_a_final_close_and_the_channel_stays_up fails at UnixListener::bind with "path must be shorter than SUN_LEN". TMPDIR ds241 plus that fixture's 25-character random directory and sessions/.sock is 111 bytes. All other completed Rust rows, including static/key-memory/size and process-per-user shim, pass.

The new private physical scratch namespace is /home/agent/.cache/codex-scratch/q (created exclusively for this job, mode 0700), making that longest pathname 107 bytes. Both TMPDIR and INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT use it. The exact failing test is a preflight, followed by another complete fast gate on unchanged head 1c349284b. No source or assertion changes, no waived failure.

final-fast-symlink-fixture.log
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The physical-directory rerun passes all 99 CLI tests (the eight symlink-related failures are resolved), but workspace tests find another harness limit: daemon::gone_tests::a_vanished_session_gets_a_final_close_and_the_channel_stays_up fails at UnixListener::bind with "path must be shorter than SUN_LEN". TMPDIR ds241 plus that fixture's 25-character random directory and sessions/<UUID>.sock is 111 bytes. All other completed Rust rows, including static/key-memory/size and process-per-user shim, pass. The new private physical scratch namespace is /home/agent/.cache/codex-scratch/q (created exclusively for this job, mode 0700), making that longest pathname 107 bytes. Both TMPDIR and INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT use it. The exact failing test is a preflight, followed by another complete fast gate on unchanged head 1c349284b. No source or assertion changes, no waived failure. [final-fast-symlink-fixture.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cfcccfed-af24-41b5-ba55-54e36884161a) [final-fast-socket-path.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/5f723c52-2b0e-4360-8af4-6b4fc12aa8cb)

kayg commented

2026-10-29 21:59:21 +00:00

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Finished the D241 size implementation on pushed branch d241-shell-marker, head 1c349284b6. Four atomic commits retain host SQL execution sharing, fixed-response/discovery reuse, shared startup-file publication, and exact caps/docs. Working tree clean; remote HEAD matches.

Target	Final stripped bytes	Delta versus dev `63773bb3e`	Saved versus original D241
x86_64 musl	21,426,544	+40,032	112,224
aarch64 musl	19,596,928	+33,320	104,128

The <=16 KiB target remains unmet. The retained-cost justification above is for owner decision; this job does not claim an approved size exception. The third SQLx pool/worker instantiation is removed; no profile, dependency, feature, SQL, shell-program or existing assertion changes are retained. Atomic notice claims, account/host isolation, strict input validation, startup-only guards and build-removable plugin behavior remain covered. Author review checked those invariants and private-file publication order.

Final scripts/verify fast on this exact head exited 0. Both final gate binaries are byte-identical to the retained measured artifacts. Rust summary, verbatim:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | PASS         |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

The complete TypeScript gate also passes: compiler, frontend 356/0, connection 105/0, terminal-query/write 17/0, production build/transfer budget, and protocol 39/0. Final protocol output, verbatim:

 39 pass
 0 fail
 36135 expect() calls
Ran 39 tests across 10 files. [3.50s]

Static production trust/linkage pass on both targets; x86_64 AES vector and locked/dump-excluded key heap pass. The gate explicitly does not execute the aarch64 key-memory check on this x86_64 host. No runtime performance claim is inferred from build-host test timings.

Two earlier failed gate runs are retained: a symlink scratch root conflicted with restart path validation; a later 111-byte fixture pathname exceeded Linux's Unix socket bound. A real private short directory fixed both, and the complete final gate was rerun without source changes or waived tests.

Cleanup verified: job CARGO_TARGET_DIR, temporary dev baseline worktree and all owned short fixture roots removed. Evidence stays outside the repository. No deploy; issues remain open.

final-fast.log
final-verification.txt
final-shipping-comparison.txt
check-cut2.log
check-cut3.log
cut3-x86_64-sections.txt
final-fast-symlink-fixture.log
final-fast-socket-path.log

Finished the D241 size implementation on pushed branch `d241-shell-marker`, head **1c349284b6206e4c48eb4fd52a7acc7617611fa1**. Four atomic commits retain host SQL execution sharing, fixed-response/discovery reuse, shared startup-file publication, and exact caps/docs. Working tree clean; remote HEAD matches. | Target | Final stripped bytes | Delta versus dev 63773bb3e | Saved versus original D241 | |---|---:|---:|---:| | x86_64 musl | 21,426,544 | +40,032 | 112,224 | | aarch64 musl | 19,596,928 | +33,320 | 104,128 | **The <=16 KiB target remains unmet.** The retained-cost justification above is for owner decision; this job does not claim an approved size exception. The third SQLx pool/worker instantiation is removed; no profile, dependency, feature, SQL, shell-program or existing assertion changes are retained. Atomic notice claims, account/host isolation, strict input validation, startup-only guards and build-removable plugin behavior remain covered. Author review checked those invariants and private-file publication order. Final `scripts/verify fast` on this exact head **exited 0**. Both final gate binaries are byte-identical to the retained measured artifacts. Rust summary, verbatim: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | PASS | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` The complete TypeScript gate also passes: compiler, frontend 356/0, connection 105/0, terminal-query/write 17/0, production build/transfer budget, and protocol 39/0. Final protocol output, verbatim: ```text 39 pass 0 fail 36135 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 10 files. [3.50s] ``` Static production trust/linkage pass on both targets; x86_64 AES vector and locked/dump-excluded key heap pass. The gate explicitly does not execute the aarch64 key-memory check on this x86_64 host. No runtime performance claim is inferred from build-host test timings. Two earlier failed gate runs are retained: a symlink scratch root conflicted with restart path validation; a later 111-byte fixture pathname exceeded Linux's Unix socket bound. A real private short directory fixed both, and the complete final gate was rerun without source changes or waived tests. Cleanup verified: job CARGO_TARGET_DIR, temporary dev baseline worktree and all owned short fixture roots removed. Evidence stays outside the repository. No deploy; issues remain open. [final-fast.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/370006d8-f395-4583-ac39-a9c5c87140a0) [final-verification.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/90a0cb79-9850-4203-89df-9db1a418d73a) [final-shipping-comparison.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/0f72a027-461a-460d-b430-b5897cf70fe2) [check-cut2.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/459dac0f-b96e-4e01-b0ac-45d8dce147bb) [check-cut3.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/02eb3283-e3a8-4f0b-8908-76404e025696) [cut3-x86_64-sections.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/94970140-6e18-417f-baf8-82b769f0f0cf) [final-fast-symlink-fixture.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cfcccfed-af24-41b5-ba55-54e36884161a) [final-fast-socket-path.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/5f723c52-2b0e-4360-8af4-6b4fc12aa8cb)

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2026-10-29 21:59:22 +00:00

Sessions replace auto-started tmux/zellij with infraternal's session manager #170

kayg commented

2026-10-29 22:00:19 +00:00

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Orchestrator: accepting the remaining +40,032 / +33,320 bytes under D243's 16–64 KiB band (written reason above; no owner exception needed below 64 KiB). The owner is informed and can overrule. Break-it review started on 1c349284b.

Orchestrator: accepting the remaining +40,032 / +33,320 bytes under D243's 16–64 KiB band (written reason above; no owner exception needed below 64 KiB). The owner is informed and can overrule. Break-it review started on `1c349284b`.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 22:01:01 +00:00

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Independent review started on review-d241, base/target 1c349284b6; comparing with merge base of origin/dev. Reading D198/D202/D241/D311 and #251/#170 history. Evidence and logs: ~/.cache/codex-scratch/review-d241/. No implementation fixes or deployment.

Independent review started on review-d241, base/target 1c349284b6206e4c48eb4fd52a7acc7617611fa1; comparing with merge base of origin/dev. Reading D198/D202/D241/D311 and #251/#170 history. Evidence and logs: ~/.cache/codex-scratch/review-d241/. No implementation fixes or deployment.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 22:04:34 +00:00

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R1 (P2), committed/pushed b4f236937: account opt-out switch shows true after reload despite a persisted false value when existing sessions are reattached. Test: saved account opt-out is loaded after welcome without creating a new terminal; bun test 0 pass/1 fail, expected false, received true. No implementation changes. Focused Rust guard test is queued through the shared build slot. Migration checks: original 0001–0030 bytes unchanged; production schema upgrade preserves global row, host-delete trigger removes overrides; 32 notice claims through 2 SQLite connections have 1 winner. Raw evidence will be attached with final verdict.

R1 (P2), committed/pushed b4f236937: account opt-out switch shows true after reload despite a persisted false value when existing sessions are reattached. Test: saved account opt-out is loaded after welcome without creating a new terminal; bun test 0 pass/1 fail, expected false, received true. No implementation changes. Focused Rust guard test is queued through the shared build slot. Migration checks: original 0001–0030 bytes unchanged; production schema upgrade preserves global row, host-delete trigger removes overrides; 32 notice claims through 2 SQLite connections have 1 winner. Raw evidence will be attached with final verdict.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 22:09:29 +00:00

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R2 (P2), test committed/pushed at 51d3d9f3f: shell_startup.rs:71–82 registers cleanup in precmd_functions before .zshrc loads. A valid .zshrc assigning its own hook list discards that callback, retaining TMUX=ZELLIJ=infraternal-session for manual commands and children. Test shell_startup::tests::zsh_guard_releases_when_profile_replaces_prompt_hooks fails (expected STATE:unset:unset, actual STATE:infraternal-session:infraternal-session).

A standalone build of the actual shell module (real POSIX ownership calls, actual configure function and real login shells) reports 12 passed/1 failed, only the new R2 regression. The ordinary Cargo regression remains queued through build-slot. A real Fish 4.0.2 PTY control also clears both sentinels at the first prompt and retains INFRATERNAL_SESSION; it uses isolated --no-config startup because the extracted package has a fixed system asset prefix. No implementation changes.

Current review head 51d3d9f3f; confirmed counts 0 P0, 0 P1, 2 P2, 0 P3. Final verdict and full fast gate pending.

R2 (P2), test committed/pushed at 51d3d9f3f: shell_startup.rs:71–82 registers cleanup in precmd_functions before .zshrc loads. A valid .zshrc assigning its own hook list discards that callback, retaining TMUX=ZELLIJ=infraternal-session for manual commands and children. Test shell_startup::tests::zsh_guard_releases_when_profile_replaces_prompt_hooks fails (expected STATE:unset:unset, actual STATE:infraternal-session:infraternal-session). A standalone build of the actual shell module (real POSIX ownership calls, actual configure function and real login shells) reports 12 passed/1 failed, only the new R2 regression. The ordinary Cargo regression remains queued through build-slot. A real Fish 4.0.2 PTY control also clears both sentinels at the first prompt and retains INFRATERNAL_SESSION; it uses isolated --no-config startup because the extracted package has a fixed system asset prefix. No implementation changes. Current review head 51d3d9f3f; confirmed counts 0 P0, 0 P1, 2 P2, 0 P3. Final verdict and full fast gate pending.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 22:14:07 +00:00

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R3 (P2), test committed/pushed at 50d984e62: a registered Bash login shell whose .bash_profile selects the preferred shell with exec zsh --login -i never returns to BASH_PROMPT_COMMAND cleanup (shell_startup.rs:23–42). The replacement interactive shell inherits TMUX=ZELLIJ=infraternal-session. Test shell_startup::tests::bash_guard_releases_when_login_profile_execs_another_shell runs both states: skip=false passes; skip=true fails with both fake markers retained. This is separate from R2's replaced Zsh prompt hook list. No implementation change.

Current review head 50d984e62; 0 P0, 0 P1, 3 P2, 0 P3. The normal Cargo regression remains queued in build-slot; source-module tests have reproduced both shell findings with real shells. Final fast gate still required before verdict.

R3 (P2), test committed/pushed at 50d984e62: a registered Bash login shell whose .bash_profile selects the preferred shell with exec zsh --login -i never returns to BASH_PROMPT_COMMAND cleanup (shell_startup.rs:23–42). The replacement interactive shell inherits TMUX=ZELLIJ=infraternal-session. Test shell_startup::tests::bash_guard_releases_when_login_profile_execs_another_shell runs both states: skip=false passes; skip=true fails with both fake markers retained. This is separate from R2's replaced Zsh prompt hook list. No implementation change. Current review head 50d984e62; 0 P0, 0 P1, 3 P2, 0 P3. The normal Cargo regression remains queued in build-slot; source-module tests have reproduced both shell findings with real shells. Final fast gate still required before verdict.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 22:17:30 +00:00

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Independent review evidence attached. Current head: 50d984e62ab1eccba3360e77d77af2f593389345 on review-d241 (pushed). Three P2 findings; no P0/P1. Standalone production shell module: 12 passed, 2 failed (R2/R3); preference controller regression: 0 passed, 1 failed (R1). The full head gate remains queued behind shared build slots; no gate success claimed.

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Independent review evidence attached. Current head: `50d984e62ab1eccba3360e77d77af2f593389345` on `review-d241` (pushed). Three P2 findings; no P0/P1. Standalone production shell module: 12 passed, 2 failed (R2/R3); preference controller regression: 0 passed, 1 failed (R1). The full head gate remains queued behind shared build slots; no gate success claimed. [findings.md](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/fff58265-dbb7-4550-aa2d-3478ce78a78d) [account-reload.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/3a3f5490-d7b5-4d64-8f87-03f8297a00c0) [shell-standalone-final.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/1a2ff33d-2e34-4020-ade8-e3999995cc2f) [persistence.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/bfd2e21e-ee98-46cb-b8aa-897cb0eb3dd3) [fish-pty.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/fbbe4434-cc90-433e-8f13-2f33871c39d7)

kayg commented

2026-10-29 22:37:00 +00:00

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Final head gate acquired a shared build slot after queueing and is running. Release functional checks, fmt and VT native fmt have passed; CLI plugin compile-out tests are progressing. Target remains isolated under the review job scratch directory. Final verdict/comment will include the actual summary and transcript. No implementation changes.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 23:38:41 +00:00

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Independent review verdict: merge after fixes. Counts: 0 P0, 0 P1, 3 P2, 0 P3.

Target 1c349284b6206e4c48eb4fd52a7acc7617611fa1; merge base 63773bb3ecd990b09d3663c1bd32b2cd8e49991f; review head 50d984e62ab1eccba3360e77d77af2f593389345, branch review-d241 (pushed). Implementation unchanged; three test-only commits.

R1 P2 — apps/tracer/src/canvas/sessions/multiplexer-preferences.ts:30–31,80–86: after reload and reattachment without a new terminal, Settings shows the account opt-out as enabled despite a saved false value. Test: saved account opt-out is loaded after welcome without creating a new terminal (multiplexer-preferences-review.test.ts). Commit b4f2369379b0a65b193763baeac73eefd145e10e.
R2 P2 — crates/infraternal-shim/src/shell_startup.rs:71–82: a valid .zshrc replaces precmd_functions, discarding cleanup. Fake session markers survive into manual commands/children. Test: shell_startup::tests::zsh_guard_releases_when_profile_replaces_prompt_hooks. Commit 51d3d9f3f89d77610e1acf7a655b25f62fbaaada.
R3 P2 — crates/infraternal-shim/src/shell_startup.rs:23–42: a Bash login profile selects Zsh with exec zsh --login -i; Bash cleanup is never reached and fake markers survive. The skip=false control passes. Test: shell_startup::tests::bash_guard_releases_when_login_profile_execs_another_shell. Commit 50d984e62ab1eccba3360e77d77af2f593389345.

Functional checks: real Bash/Zsh/sh/dash controls and a real Fish PTY; production schema 0001–0031; global rows preserved; deleted-host JSON cleanup; 32 notice claims over two independent SQLite connections yield exactly one winner; all 30 historical migration files byte-identical to merge base. Source review found no additional settings authorization or input-validation defect, no obvious dead code, and no prohibited product comparison in code/comments. The SQL store adapter delegates to the existing executor future, adding virtual dispatch without another future allocation; no runtime-latency measurement was made on this build host.

Scope limits: no real cross-host SSH session or privileged su/sudo account transition was exercised. Fish used an isolated real PTY with extracted binaries, rather than an installed system login environment. No visual-quality judgment was made from these controller tests.

Required scripts/verify fast on the review head exited 1. Only the two Rust test rows fail: workspace shim 104 passed / 2 failed / 13 ignored; process-per-user 211 passed / 2 failed / 19 ignored. Each failed assertion is R2 or R3. All other Rust rows pass. TypeScript phase is not reached after Rust failure; the separate TypeScript compiler check passed, and R1 fails separately (0 passed / 1 failed).

Gate summary, verbatim:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | FAIL (101)   |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

verify-fast.log
findings.md
typescript-check.log

findings.md
account-reload.log
shell-standalone-final.log
persistence.log
fish-pty.log

Independent static head sizes match the reported artifacts: x86_64 21,426,544 B; aarch64 19,596,928 B. The same-recipe merge-base x86_64 comparison is queued through the shared slot wrapper. Cleanup and that receipt will follow; no baseline delta is yet claimed from this review. No deployment; issues remain open.

Independent review verdict: **merge after fixes**. Counts: 0 P0, 0 P1, 3 P2, 0 P3. Target `1c349284b6206e4c48eb4fd52a7acc7617611fa1`; merge base `63773bb3ecd990b09d3663c1bd32b2cd8e49991f`; review head `50d984e62ab1eccba3360e77d77af2f593389345`, branch `review-d241` (pushed). Implementation unchanged; three test-only commits. - R1 P2 — `apps/tracer/src/canvas/sessions/multiplexer-preferences.ts:30–31,80–86`: after reload and reattachment without a new terminal, Settings shows the account opt-out as enabled despite a saved false value. Test: `saved account opt-out is loaded after welcome without creating a new terminal` (`multiplexer-preferences-review.test.ts`). Commit `b4f2369379b0a65b193763baeac73eefd145e10e`. - R2 P2 — `crates/infraternal-shim/src/shell_startup.rs:71–82`: a valid `.zshrc` replaces `precmd_functions`, discarding cleanup. Fake session markers survive into manual commands/children. Test: `shell_startup::tests::zsh_guard_releases_when_profile_replaces_prompt_hooks`. Commit `51d3d9f3f89d77610e1acf7a655b25f62fbaaada`. - R3 P2 — `crates/infraternal-shim/src/shell_startup.rs:23–42`: a Bash login profile selects Zsh with `exec zsh --login -i`; Bash cleanup is never reached and fake markers survive. The skip=false control passes. Test: `shell_startup::tests::bash_guard_releases_when_login_profile_execs_another_shell`. Commit `50d984e62ab1eccba3360e77d77af2f593389345`. Functional checks: real Bash/Zsh/sh/dash controls and a real Fish PTY; production schema 0001–0031; global rows preserved; deleted-host JSON cleanup; 32 notice claims over two independent SQLite connections yield exactly one winner; all 30 historical migration files byte-identical to merge base. Source review found no additional settings authorization or input-validation defect, no obvious dead code, and no prohibited product comparison in code/comments. The SQL store adapter delegates to the existing executor future, adding virtual dispatch without another future allocation; no runtime-latency measurement was made on this build host. Scope limits: no real cross-host SSH session or privileged su/sudo account transition was exercised. Fish used an isolated real PTY with extracted binaries, rather than an installed system login environment. No visual-quality judgment was made from these controller tests. Required `scripts/verify fast` on the review head exited 1. Only the two Rust test rows fail: workspace shim 104 passed / 2 failed / 13 ignored; process-per-user 211 passed / 2 failed / 19 ignored. Each failed assertion is R2 or R3. All other Rust rows pass. TypeScript phase is not reached after Rust failure; the separate TypeScript compiler check passed, and R1 fails separately (0 passed / 1 failed). Gate summary, verbatim: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | FAIL (101) | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` [verify-fast.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/d743b046-139c-4a6f-8146-a2b77b37db69) [findings.md](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/9613f039-dd5a-4015-9bcc-be3f024dfaed) [typescript-check.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/2387f01d-4e21-4b07-9931-c65318ca3f60) [findings.md](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/fff58265-dbb7-4550-aa2d-3478ce78a78d) [account-reload.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/3a3f5490-d7b5-4d64-8f87-03f8297a00c0) [shell-standalone-final.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/1a2ff33d-2e34-4020-ade8-e3999995cc2f) [persistence.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/bfd2e21e-ee98-46cb-b8aa-897cb0eb3dd3) [fish-pty.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/fbbe4434-cc90-433e-8f13-2f33871c39d7) Independent static head sizes match the reported artifacts: x86_64 21,426,544 B; aarch64 19,596,928 B. The same-recipe merge-base x86_64 comparison is queued through the shared slot wrapper. Cleanup and that receipt will follow; no baseline delta is yet claimed from this review. No deployment; issues remain open.

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2026-10-29 23:38:52 +00:00

Sessions replace auto-started tmux/zellij with infraternal's session manager #170

kayg commented

2026-10-29 23:53:21 +00:00

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Independent review finished. Verdict: merge after fixes — 0 P0 / 0 P1 / 3 P2 / 0 P3. R1–R3, their exact test names, implementation locations, scenarios and failing logs are recorded in the review comment above. Each failure was committed immediately; no implementation fix was made.

Review head and pushed review-d241: 50d984e62ab1eccba3360e77d77af2f593389345. Working tree clean; remote head matches.

Independent pinned-recipe x86_64 size comparison against merge base 63773bb3ecd990b09d3663c1bd32b2cd8e49991f: 21,386,512 → 21,426,544 bytes (+40,032). Head aarch64 is 19,596,928 bytes, matching the claimed head; this review did not rebuild its baseline. No obvious dead code found. The single virtual dispatch per query adds no new future allocation in the adapter; its latency was not independently measured, so no numeric negligible-cost claim is made.

size-comparison.txt
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Final scripts/verify fast on the review head exited 1, solely on the committed R2/R3 tests in both shim configurations. Workspace shim: 104 pass / 2 fail / 13 ignored. Process-per-user: 211 pass / 2 fail / 19 ignored. The separate R1 test fails 0 pass / 1 fail; separate TypeScript compiler check passes. Full TypeScript gate is not reached after Rust failure. Final summary, verbatim:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | FAIL (101)   |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

verify-fast.log
findings.md
typescript-check.log

Cleanup verified: review CARGO_TARGET_DIR deleted; temporary baseline worktree, private short fixture root, extracted shell tools, scratch binaries/database and downloads removed. Logs and reproduction sources retained only under the review scratch directory and attached to #251. No deployment; issues remain open.

Independent review finished. Verdict: **merge after fixes** — **0 P0 / 0 P1 / 3 P2 / 0 P3**. R1–R3, their exact test names, implementation locations, scenarios and failing logs are recorded in the review comment above. Each failure was committed immediately; no implementation fix was made. Review head and pushed `review-d241`: `50d984e62ab1eccba3360e77d77af2f593389345`. Working tree clean; remote head matches. Independent pinned-recipe x86_64 size comparison against merge base `63773bb3ecd990b09d3663c1bd32b2cd8e49991f`: **21,386,512 → 21,426,544 bytes (+40,032)**. Head aarch64 is **19,596,928 bytes**, matching the claimed head; this review did not rebuild its baseline. No obvious dead code found. The single virtual dispatch per query adds no new future allocation in the adapter; its latency was not independently measured, so no numeric negligible-cost claim is made. [size-comparison.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/0306fad5-7abe-45b1-a909-4b04a818846f) [size-baseline-build.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/4e120219-fea8-4bdd-9a41-cb6fa4bfd181) Final `scripts/verify fast` on the review head **exited 1**, solely on the committed R2/R3 tests in both shim configurations. Workspace shim: 104 pass / 2 fail / 13 ignored. Process-per-user: 211 pass / 2 fail / 19 ignored. The separate R1 test fails 0 pass / 1 fail; separate TypeScript compiler check passes. Full TypeScript gate is not reached after Rust failure. Final summary, verbatim: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | FAIL (101) | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` [verify-fast.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/d743b046-139c-4a6f-8146-a2b77b37db69) [findings.md](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/9613f039-dd5a-4015-9bcc-be3f024dfaed) [typescript-check.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/2387f01d-4e21-4b07-9931-c65318ca3f60) Cleanup verified: review CARGO_TARGET_DIR deleted; temporary baseline worktree, private short fixture root, extracted shell tools, scratch binaries/database and downloads removed. Logs and reproduction sources retained only under the review scratch directory and attached to #251. No deployment; issues remain open.

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2026-10-29 23:53:30 +00:00

Sessions replace auto-started tmux/zellij with infraternal's session manager #170

kayg commented

2026-10-29 23:54:44 +00:00

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D241 review fixes starting on d241-shell-marker, base 1c349284b6, worktree ~/wt-infraternal/d241-fix. Read #251/#170 history and merge-after-fixes verdict (R1/R2/R3, three P2). Will merge review-d241 and dev, fix each finding without weakening tests, remeasure both pinned static images and run the final fast gate. No deployment.

D241 review fixes starting on d241-shell-marker, base 1c349284b6206e4c48eb4fd52a7acc7617611fa1, worktree ~/wt-infraternal/d241-fix. Read #251/#170 history and merge-after-fixes verdict (R1/R2/R3, three P2). Will merge review-d241 and dev, fix each finding without weakening tests, remeasure both pinned static images and run the final fast gate. No deployment.

kayg commented

2026-10-29 23:57:20 +00:00

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Merged review-d241 and dev 8f88bf086 on d241-shell-marker, head 548bc5382 (pushed). R1 reproduces unchanged: saved account false is displayed as true after welcome without prepare(). Discovery currently runs only when creating a terminal. Additive settings contract: expose terminal.multiplexer.get with the same validated host scope/output as prepare, reusing read_settings, but never claim the startup notice. The controller reads on welcome (including already-welcomed construction), preserves write-revision protection, and displays global_skip_autostart rather than a host effective value. Added opposite account/host-value coverage; original review test unchanged. Size ceilings remain dev measurements until final two-target remeasurement, not an inferred sum of parent deltas.

Merged review-d241 and dev 8f88bf086 on d241-shell-marker, head 548bc5382 (pushed). R1 reproduces unchanged: saved account false is displayed as true after welcome without prepare(). Discovery currently runs only when creating a terminal. Additive settings contract: expose terminal.multiplexer.get with the same validated host scope/output as prepare, reusing read_settings, but never claim the startup notice. The controller reads on welcome (including already-welcomed construction), preserves write-revision protection, and displays global_skip_autostart rather than a host effective value. Added opposite account/host-value coverage; original review test unchanged. Size ceilings remain dev measurements until final two-target remeasurement, not an inferred sum of parent deltas.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 00:01:47 +00:00

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R3 fixed and pushed as 984b20b5b: Bash creates non-exported startup markers while reading login files, so exec-selected replacement shells cannot inherit them. Rejected adding another cleanup hook: exec never returns to Bash. Original review regression and all six Bash guard tests pass; shim all-target Clippy and fmt pass (r3-gates.log). R2 still failed in the ordinary crate run before its repair. A separate source-module baseline reproduced exactly R2/R3 (12 pass, 2 fail); no review assertions changed.

R3 fixed and pushed as 984b20b5b: Bash creates non-exported startup markers while reading login files, so exec-selected replacement shells cannot inherit them. Rejected adding another cleanup hook: exec never returns to Bash. Original review regression and all six Bash guard tests pass; shim all-target Clippy and fmt pass (r3-gates.log). R2 still failed in the ordinary crate run before its repair. A separate source-module baseline reproduced exactly R2/R3 (12 pass, 2 fail); no review assertions changed.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 00:03:53 +00:00

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R1 fixed and pushed as a1e61db30. Read-only terminal.multiplexer.get reuses the existing ownership-validated settings read and fixed output path, with no notice claim. The controller loads after welcome (and when constructed after welcome), uses global_skip_autostart independently of the host override, and ignores responses older than a local write. Original reload regression passes; added controller coverage tests both opposite account/host combinations and zero notice calls. Rust tests cover opposite scoped values, ownership refusal, and notice preservation. Preference-crate tests, all-target Clippy, fmt, TypeScript check and both controller tests pass. Production-browser save/reload/reattach evidence will follow using the final static binary.

R1 fixed and pushed as a1e61db30. Read-only terminal.multiplexer.get reuses the existing ownership-validated settings read and fixed output path, with no notice claim. The controller loads after welcome (and when constructed after welcome), uses global_skip_autostart independently of the host override, and ignores responses older than a local write. Original reload regression passes; added controller coverage tests both opposite account/host combinations and zero notice calls. Rust tests cover opposite scoped values, ownership refusal, and notice preservation. Preference-crate tests, all-target Clippy, fmt, TypeScript check and both controller tests pass. Production-browser save/reload/reattach evidence will follow using the final static binary.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 00:09:27 +00:00

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R2 fixed and pushed: private Zsh wrappers release startup guards at the final file boundary, without a precmd callback. User files retain top-level typeset declarations and native phase order; ZDOTDIR changes, non-login shells, redefined precmd, replaced hook arrays, disabled rc loading, and exec of another shell are covered. Rejected another hook because user hook replacement discards it. All 16 startup tests pass in default and process-per-user builds; shim all-target Clippy/fmt pass. All 14 earlier shell test bodies and the original R1 regression are byte-identical to review-d241. No dependency, feature, profile or migration change. Next: sequential pinned static builds, exact caps, production-browser reload evidence, and final head gate.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 00:20:30 +00:00

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R2 source head is 1ce0c61cf1 (pushed). First final pinned image completed through build-slot: x86_64 stripped static-pie 21,457,904 bytes, +37,312 versus dev 8f88bf086 (21,420,592). SHA256 2cdd8fbfc5e5ce7675b90850b2e63790f76b2d46e26367f9a907c0180dcdb33b. Aarch64 starts only after x86_64 exited; its size and both exact cap updates follow. These are artifact bytes, not runtime-latency claims.

R2 source head is 1ce0c61cf12de685f74f41ff442e7fc80e32a326 (pushed). First final pinned image completed through build-slot: x86_64 stripped static-pie 21,457,904 bytes, +37,312 versus dev 8f88bf086 (21,420,592). SHA256 2cdd8fbfc5e5ce7675b90850b2e63790f76b2d46e26367f9a907c0180dcdb33b. Aarch64 starts only after x86_64 exited; its size and both exact cap updates follow. These are artifact bytes, not runtime-latency claims.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 00:31:16 +00:00

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Final pinned static measurements on production-code head 1ce0c61cf, built sequentially through build-slot: x86_64 21,457,904 bytes (+37,312 against dev 8f88bf086 at 21,420,592); aarch64 19,632,048 bytes (+39,544 against dev at 19,592,504). Both are stripped/static; no recipe, dependency, feature or release-profile change. D243 retained-cost reason: supported startup guards with prompt-independent cleanup, scoped settings reads/opt-outs, capability-safe routing and atomic notices. Both deltas are within the already accepted 16–64 KiB band.

Caps and one short PROCESS paragraph committed/pushed as c65523904. Boundary gate, verbatim:

x86_64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 21457904-byte cap PASS; 21457905 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS
aarch64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 19632048-byte cap PASS; 19632049 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS
unsupported target: rejected PASS

Production-browser reload/reattach assertions and final head fast gate follow.

Final pinned static measurements on production-code head 1ce0c61cf, built sequentially through build-slot: x86_64 21,457,904 bytes (+37,312 against dev 8f88bf086 at 21,420,592); aarch64 19,632,048 bytes (+39,544 against dev at 19,592,504). Both are stripped/static; no recipe, dependency, feature or release-profile change. D243 retained-cost reason: supported startup guards with prompt-independent cleanup, scoped settings reads/opt-outs, capability-safe routing and atomic notices. Both deltas are within the already accepted 16–64 KiB band. Caps and one short PROCESS paragraph committed/pushed as c65523904. Boundary gate, verbatim: ```text x86_64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 21457904-byte cap PASS; 21457905 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS aarch64-unknown-linux-musl: exact 19632048-byte cap PASS; 19632049 bytes rejected PASS; smaller artifact requires ratchet PASS unsupported target: rejected PASS ``` Production-browser reload/reattach assertions and final head fast gate follow.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 00:31:58 +00:00

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R1 production-browser regression committed/pushed as e18cd7a0e5. Real stripped static x86_64 binary plus production tracer build: 3/3 pass (notice/host action, no repeat preparation on reattach, saved account switch retained after reload). Reload asserts no new startup preparation. Captured 1440×900, 393×852 and 375×667 screenshots, plus existing paper-theme setting captures. Browser plugin not available; repository Playwright real-server harness used, TRACER_TEST_PORT=5241 and isolated evidence/state paths. Functional evidence only; no visual-quality or runtime-latency claim. Final scripts/verify fast now runs on this exact head.

R1 production-browser regression committed/pushed as e18cd7a0e5e1a9b58c192d5d6e9763b6eadfe451. Real stripped static x86_64 binary plus production tracer build: 3/3 pass (notice/host action, no repeat preparation on reattach, saved account switch retained after reload). Reload asserts no new startup preparation. Captured 1440×900, 393×852 and 375×667 screenshots, plus existing paper-theme setting captures. Browser plugin not available; repository Playwright real-server harness used, TRACER_TEST_PORT=5241 and isolated evidence/state paths. Functional evidence only; no visual-quality or runtime-latency claim. Final scripts/verify fast now runs on this exact head.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 00:43:15 +00:00

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Completed D241 review evidence for pushed head e18cd7a0e5: both sequential pinned static builds, exact cap boundaries, unchanged original review-test bodies, and 3/3 production-browser functional checks. Screenshots cover desktop and both phone widths, including the saved-off switch after reload and the existing paper-theme state. No visual-quality judgment is claimed by this implementation job. The full head fast gate is still running (workspace Clippy); final transcript and cleanup follow.

Completed D241 review evidence for pushed head e18cd7a0e5e1a9b58c192d5d6e9763b6eadfe451: both sequential pinned static builds, exact cap boundaries, unchanged original review-test bodies, and 3/3 production-browser functional checks. Screenshots cover desktop and both phone widths, including the saved-off switch after reload and the existing paper-theme state. No visual-quality judgment is claimed by this implementation job. The full head fast gate is still running (workspace Clippy); final transcript and cleanup follow. - [static-sizes.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cab682d4-9986-414e-b575-f6274ffccdc9) - [static-x86_64.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/431d26df-d5e6-446e-a75a-aadf602537ae) - [static-aarch64.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/97d34a7d-9b79-4aa1-9f26-aa2a086d9699) - [caps-gates.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/4487ba37-0987-48da-b95a-928ed457368a) - [r1-browser.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/f486cb08-9309-44d4-81c1-fa01966d1946) - [unchanged-review-tests.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/38fb2564-c8ef-46ba-918d-d0fa8783ed5f) - [shell-standalone-red.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/21b553f8-8e0d-4834-8776-f1be31cb6366) ![multiplexer-skip-reloaded-desktop.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/8b436128-afe4-40ca-9871-2e8b1e52cb33) ![multiplexer-skip-reloaded-phone-narrow.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/d39ee4b7-3c97-429b-96e9-a24c05e925c7) ![multiplexer-skip-reloaded-phone.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/9e52e46f-e214-4288-96b1-09ce6a179bed) ![multiplexer-skip-setting-desktop-paper.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/812c8fdd-76c8-4a4c-80d9-e150d538634a) ![multiplexer-skip-setting-phone-narrow-paper.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/4236f64b-c563-4af7-88fe-113ffccdeedd) ![multiplexer-skip-setting-phone-paper.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/ac1ce9f8-2e47-4284-a256-8c131e735ffa) ![multiplexer-skip-notice-phone.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/09da173e-ef4e-4742-b128-b56e71df9309)

kayg commented

2026-10-30 01:01:28 +00:00

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Finished D241 R1–R3 on pushed branch d241-shell-marker, head e18cd7a0e5. Working tree is clean; remote head matches.

R1: read saved account preferences on welcome without claiming a startup notice; keep account defaults distinct from host overrides. Both opposite account/host combinations are covered.
R2: release Zsh guards at startup-file boundaries, independent of replaced prompt hooks; preserve top-level declarations, startup order and ZDOTDIR changes. Rejected adding more prompt hooks.
R3: keep Bash startup markers unexported, so an exec-selected replacement shell cannot inherit them. Rejected another cleanup hook because exec cannot return to it.

All 14 earlier shell test bodies and the original R1 review test remain byte-identical to review-d241. Both shim modes pass all 16 startup tests. The production-browser notice, reattach and saved-switch reload checks pass 3/3; seven real-production screenshots and earlier build/test receipts are attached above on #251.

Stripped static image	Final bytes	Delta versus dev `8f88bf086`
x86_64 musl	21,457,904	+37,312 (dev 21,420,592)
aarch64 musl	19,632,048	+39,544 (dev 19,592,504)

The pinned builds ran one target at a time. Both exact caps and the short D243 paragraph use these measured artifacts with no slack; no dependency, feature, profile or recipe changes. Final gate images are byte-identical to the measured images.

Final scripts/verify fast on this exact head exited 0. Rust summary, verbatim:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | PASS         |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

TypeScript compiler, production build and transfer budget pass; frontend 358/0, connection 105/0, terminal query/write 17/0. Final protocol output, verbatim:

 39 pass
 0 fail
 36135 expect() calls
Ran 39 tests across 10 files. [2.20s]

The complete unedited gate output and final verification receipt are attached below. Static trust/linkage checks pass on both targets; the key-memory runtime check runs on x86_64 and is explicitly skipped for aarch64 on this host.

Cleanup verified: CARGO_TARGET_DIR, the private short fixture root and scratch shell binary are deleted; no owned target/fixture processes remain. Evidence is outside the repository. Issues remain open.

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Finished D241 R1–R3 on pushed branch `d241-shell-marker`, head **e18cd7a0e5e1a9b58c192d5d6e9763b6eadfe451**. Working tree is clean; remote head matches. - R1: read saved account preferences on welcome without claiming a startup notice; keep account defaults distinct from host overrides. Both opposite account/host combinations are covered. - R2: release Zsh guards at startup-file boundaries, independent of replaced prompt hooks; preserve top-level declarations, startup order and ZDOTDIR changes. Rejected adding more prompt hooks. - R3: keep Bash startup markers unexported, so an exec-selected replacement shell cannot inherit them. Rejected another cleanup hook because exec cannot return to it. All 14 earlier shell test bodies and the original R1 review test remain byte-identical to review-d241. Both shim modes pass all 16 startup tests. The production-browser notice, reattach and saved-switch reload checks pass 3/3; seven real-production screenshots and earlier build/test receipts are attached above on #251. | Stripped static image | Final bytes | Delta versus dev 8f88bf086 | | --- | ---: | ---: | | x86_64 musl | 21,457,904 | +37,312 (dev 21,420,592) | | aarch64 musl | 19,632,048 | +39,544 (dev 19,592,504) | The pinned builds ran one target at a time. Both exact caps and the short D243 paragraph use these measured artifacts with no slack; no dependency, feature, profile or recipe changes. Final gate images are byte-identical to the measured images. Final `scripts/verify fast` on this exact head **exited 0**. Rust summary, verbatim: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | PASS | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` TypeScript compiler, production build and transfer budget pass; frontend 358/0, connection 105/0, terminal query/write 17/0. Final protocol output, verbatim: ```text 39 pass 0 fail 36135 expect() calls Ran 39 tests across 10 files. [2.20s] ``` The complete unedited gate output and final verification receipt are attached below. Static trust/linkage checks pass on both targets; the key-memory runtime check runs on x86_64 and is explicitly skipped for aarch64 on this host. Cleanup verified: CARGO_TARGET_DIR, the private short fixture root and scratch shell binary are deleted; no owned target/fixture processes remain. Evidence is outside the repository. Issues remain open. [final-fast.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/5aaa3801-7ee3-482b-b879-b7a701360bcc) [final-verification.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cf17af6d-96d2-4827-bf8a-15c6ded8227d)

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2026-10-30 01:01:29 +00:00

Sessions replace auto-started tmux/zellij with infraternal's session manager #170

kayg commented

2026-10-30 01:03:33 +00:00

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Round-2 delta review started on review-d241-r2 at e18cd7a0e5. Read #251 and #170 history. Checking unchanged round-1 tests, startup boundary cases, scoped preference concurrency, retained dev behaviour and final head gate. Implementation will not be changed.

Round-2 delta review started on review-d241-r2 at e18cd7a0e5e1a9b58c192d5d6e9763b6eadfe451. Read #251 and #170 history. Checking unchanged round-1 tests, startup boundary cases, scoped preference concurrency, retained dev behaviour and final head gate. Implementation will not be changed.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 01:04:39 +00:00

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Round-2 finding R2-1 (P2): sh/dash retains exported startup markers when .profile execs another shell. Real /bin/sh → Bash reproduction prints STATE:infraternal-session:infraternal-session after startup; skip=false control passes. Test posix_guard_releases_when_login_profile_execs_another_shell committed on review-d241-r2. Location: shell_startup.rs sh/dash configure and SH_ENV_STARTUP cleanup. This is the R3 boundary on the other supported shell path. Implementation unchanged.

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2026-10-30 01:05:25 +00:00

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Round-2 finding R2-2 (P2), pushed fe4c0dbdf: Bash → Zsh handoff now avoids retained markers but also loses startup skipping. A .zshrc already-inside check executes the automatic multiplexer with skip=true. Test bash_handoff_skips_replacement_shell_autostart_but_allows_manual_start prints START:automatic and START:manual; skip=false control passes. Location: shell_startup.rs BASH_PROMPT_COMMAND unexported marker setup. The original R3 test does not put an auto-start in Zsh. Implementation unchanged.

Round-2 finding R2-2 (P2), pushed fe4c0dbdf: Bash → Zsh handoff now avoids retained markers but also loses startup skipping. A .zshrc already-inside check executes the automatic multiplexer with skip=true. Test bash_handoff_skips_replacement_shell_autostart_but_allows_manual_start prints START:automatic and START:manual; skip=false control passes. Location: shell_startup.rs BASH_PROMPT_COMMAND unexported marker setup. The original R3 test does not put an auto-start in Zsh. Implementation unchanged.

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2026-10-30 01:06:08 +00:00

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Round-2 finding R2-3 (P2), pushed 28ec0a7ce: R1's new welcome read can overwrite an in-flight account save. Save false → welcome reads old true → save commits false leaves the switch displaying true. The read captured the already-incremented writeRevision, so the revision guard accepts it. Test “welcome during a pending account save does not replace the saved switch with an older read” fails stored=false/display=true; both original account tests pass. Location: multiplexer-preferences.ts loadAccount and save completion. Implementation unchanged.

Round-2 finding R2-3 (P2), pushed 28ec0a7ce: R1's new welcome read can overwrite an in-flight account save. Save false → welcome reads old true → save commits false leaves the switch displaying true. The read captured the already-incremented writeRevision, so the revision guard accepts it. Test “welcome during a pending account save does not replace the saved switch with an older read” fails stored=false/display=true; both original account tests pass. Location: multiplexer-preferences.ts loadAccount and save completion. Implementation unchanged.

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2026-10-30 01:10:34 +00:00

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findings.md
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account-concurrent.log

[findings.md](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/82038555-0492-4bf6-963b-4d22eaab7b76) [posix-handoff.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/24a1a584-bb3b-4abc-826f-ec7d5711048b) [bash-handoff.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a7f62a9d-1109-4c04-b50a-e02c4d85d558) [account-concurrent.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/3387df25-4d9c-4636-8e00-9443059bc703)

kayg commented

2026-10-30 01:11:48 +00:00

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R2-3 reproduction refined, pushed 43449a900. Connection cancels in-flight calls on disconnect, so the earlier synthetic welcome/pending-call case is withdrawn. The committed replacement models the real sequential plugin worker: save false; queue true while the first save is pending; prepare a new host before the second save is sent. The preparation reads false and captures the already-current writeRevision; the second save then commits true without restoring the displayed switch. Test “preparation between queued account writes does not leave the switch at the earlier value” fails persisted=true/display=false after both successful saves. This is reachable after reload/reattach, when no host has been prepared on that client. Location: multiplexer-preferences.ts:45–57,145–151. Still one P2 finding, not an additional finding.

R2-3 reproduction refined, pushed 43449a900. Connection cancels in-flight calls on disconnect, so the earlier synthetic welcome/pending-call case is withdrawn. The committed replacement models the real sequential plugin worker: save false; queue true while the first save is pending; prepare a new host before the second save is sent. The preparation reads false and captures the already-current writeRevision; the second save then commits true without restoring the displayed switch. Test “preparation between queued account writes does not leave the switch at the earlier value” fails persisted=true/display=false after both successful saves. This is reachable after reload/reattach, when no host has been prepared on that client. Location: multiplexer-preferences.ts:45–57,145–151. Still one P2 finding, not an additional finding.

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2026-10-30 01:13:00 +00:00

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Round-2 finding R2-4 (P2), pushed f759c9889: an errexit login can terminate before its first prompt when skipping is enabled. .bash_profile runs set -e and sources .bashrc ending in [ -z "${TMUX-}" ] && tmux automatic. Skip=false completes startup and a manual invocation; skip=true exits 1 before either. Test bash_guard_keeps_errexit_login_alive_after_skipping_rc_autostart; location shell_startup.rs:28–31. The strict-option positive matrix passed with successful sourced files; this extra case covers the auto-start check returning false. Current total: 0 P0 / 0 P1 / 4 P2 / 0 P3. Implementation unchanged.

Round-2 finding R2-4 (P2), pushed f759c9889: an errexit login can terminate before its first prompt when skipping is enabled. .bash_profile runs `set -e` and sources .bashrc ending in `[ -z "${TMUX-}" ] && tmux automatic`. Skip=false completes startup and a manual invocation; skip=true exits 1 before either. Test bash_guard_keeps_errexit_login_alive_after_skipping_rc_autostart; location shell_startup.rs:28–31. The strict-option positive matrix passed with successful sourced files; this extra case covers the auto-start check returning false. Current total: 0 P0 / 0 P1 / 4 P2 / 0 P3. Implementation unchanged.

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2026-10-30 01:13:32 +00:00

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Round-2 evidence checkpoint at pushed f759c9889. Original 14 shell test bodies and original account reload test remain byte-identical; 16 original/author shell checks pass, 3 new shell checks fail; preference suite 2 pass / 1 fail (R2-3 refined ordered-worker case). Both supported sh names resolve to the real Dash binary here. Additional Bash/sh/dash/Zsh strict-option and repeated-source controls pass; real extracted Fish 4.0.2 PTY guard/manual control passes. Fish assets were privately extracted and startup config sourced by the harness; this is not a system login installation. No runtime performance numbers measured on this shared host.

Dev retention: all 375 external lockfile package records match dev 8f88bf086; lockfile differences only add local plugin graph entries. AsyncFd/readiness.rs is byte-identical. The auth subtree's four changed files are tests, and server CLI/setup-token production code is unchanged. No prohibited product comparison or obvious dead code found in the source delta. Final full gate is running; production two-context reload test is prepared but not yet run. No implementation edits.
findings.md
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account-concurrent.log
shell-final.log
unchanged-tests.txt
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shell-matrix.log

Round-2 evidence checkpoint at pushed f759c9889. Original 14 shell test bodies and original account reload test remain byte-identical; 16 original/author shell checks pass, 3 new shell checks fail; preference suite 2 pass / 1 fail (R2-3 refined ordered-worker case). Both supported sh names resolve to the real Dash binary here. Additional Bash/sh/dash/Zsh strict-option and repeated-source controls pass; real extracted Fish 4.0.2 PTY guard/manual control passes. Fish assets were privately extracted and startup config sourced by the harness; this is not a system login installation. No runtime performance numbers measured on this shared host. Dev retention: all 375 external lockfile package records match dev 8f88bf086; lockfile differences only add local plugin graph entries. AsyncFd/readiness.rs is byte-identical. The auth subtree's four changed files are tests, and server CLI/setup-token production code is unchanged. No prohibited product comparison or obvious dead code found in the source delta. Final full gate is running; production two-context reload test is prepared but not yet run. No implementation edits. [findings.md](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/83d7cf7b-3f95-4fe9-8580-f71611448285) [bash-errexit.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/f8a4d8fc-4dc6-45d2-87ec-b42eecbeb3c1) [account-concurrent.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/f90d6cff-09a5-4e08-8459-bd40bec473e3) [shell-final.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/9816ad62-fc1c-4d29-9622-87cc29946312) [unchanged-tests.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/45b0cc1a-339b-4410-8a4e-f54b515f4c5d) [dev-retention.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/55f9eb19-4faa-4bbe-b79d-a2d41fcb3ace) [shell-matrix.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/41982bf3-62cc-4436-972d-95ce1a0af311)

kayg commented

2026-10-30 01:40:50 +00:00

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R2-1 scope confirmed for Fish as well as sh/dash. Supplemental real-PTY test fish_guard_releases_when_startup_execs_another_shell fails with both fake markers still present after user startup execs Bash. Test committed/pushed as 1dc9b9837; uses configure()'s actual arguments/environment. It is explicitly ignored by the default gate because Fish is not system-installed here; ran it with INFRATERNAL_TEST_FISH pointing at the privately extracted Fish 4.0.2 and --ignored. This is the same lifetime finding, so the total remains four P2s. The ordinary Fish guard/manual-start PTY control passes.

R2-1 scope confirmed for Fish as well as sh/dash. Supplemental real-PTY test fish_guard_releases_when_startup_execs_another_shell fails with both fake markers still present after user startup execs Bash. Test committed/pushed as 1dc9b9837; uses configure()'s actual arguments/environment. It is explicitly ignored by the default gate because Fish is not system-installed here; ran it with INFRATERNAL_TEST_FISH pointing at the privately extracted Fish 4.0.2 and --ignored. This is the same lifetime finding, so the total remains four P2s. The ordinary Fish guard/manual-start PTY control passes.

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2026-10-30 01:44:07 +00:00

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R2-2 scope confirmed in both directions, pushed 161e138c9. Added zsh_handoff_skips_replacement_shell_autostart_but_allows_manual_start, sharing the existing Bash-to-Zsh fixture. Both real-shell cases run the automatic probe despite skip=true; skip=false and later manual-start controls pass. The new Zsh typeset +x mechanism has the same replacement-start gap as Bash export -n. This remains one P2 finding; total four. No implementation changes.

R2-2 scope confirmed in both directions, pushed 161e138c9. Added zsh_handoff_skips_replacement_shell_autostart_but_allows_manual_start, sharing the existing Bash-to-Zsh fixture. Both real-shell cases run the automatic probe despite skip=true; skip=false and later manual-start controls pass. The new Zsh typeset +x mechanism has the same replacement-start gap as Bash export -n. This remains one P2 finding; total four. No implementation changes.

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2026-10-30 01:52:29 +00:00

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Round-2 production-browser evidence committed/pushed as ad78229dcf. TypeScript check and production UI build pass. Four real-server functional browser tests pass with one worker on port 5262: first notice/host action, no preparation on reattach, persisted account-switch reload, and independent desktop/phone account-default plus opposite local-host override concurrent writes followed by reloads (both boolean combinations). The account switch shows the account value; the authenticated read confirms the distinct host override/effective value. These are emulated browser contexts, not physical devices. No visual-quality or runtime performance claim. Final exact-head fast gate is running.

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Round-2 production-browser evidence committed/pushed as ad78229dcf7d0d722962242bd482eb51899a20b4. TypeScript check and production UI build pass. Four real-server functional browser tests pass with one worker on port 5262: first notice/host action, no preparation on reattach, persisted account-switch reload, and independent desktop/phone account-default plus opposite local-host override concurrent writes followed by reloads (both boolean combinations). The account switch shows the account value; the authenticated read confirms the distinct host override/effective value. These are emulated browser contexts, not physical devices. No visual-quality or runtime performance claim. Final exact-head fast gate is running. [browser-check.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cb5543a9-b458-46c1-9b92-c1cae7286513) ![desktop-account-false.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/21a9c8cd-cb69-482c-8fe8-d28e1ef29dc8) ![phone-account-false.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cf648c63-a87e-4eb7-b9f3-0ad36862883e) ![desktop-account-true.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a8e994f5-8c51-4862-a54d-1c184f9a293a) ![phone-account-true.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a3cce249-c077-4381-a6bf-a207f8d88502)

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2026-10-30 02:02:33 +00:00

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Exact-head gate attempt on ad78229dc reported one unrelated fixture failure: daemon::gone_tests::a_vanished_session_gets_a_final_close_and_the_channel_stays_up cannot bind a socket because the descriptive TMPDIR makes its pathname exceed SUN_LEN. This is an environment error, not a fifth finding. The process-per-user row reproduces exactly the four default shell review failures (215 pass / 4 fail / 20 ignored). A rerun will use an owned mode-700 real short scratch directory after this attempt completes; no implementation changes. Both gate transcripts will be retained.

Exact-head gate attempt on ad78229dc reported one unrelated fixture failure: daemon::gone_tests::a_vanished_session_gets_a_final_close_and_the_channel_stays_up cannot bind a socket because the descriptive TMPDIR makes its pathname exceed SUN_LEN. This is an environment error, not a fifth finding. The process-per-user row reproduces exactly the four default shell review failures (215 pass / 4 fail / 20 ignored). A rerun will use an owned mode-700 real short scratch directory after this attempt completes; no implementation changes. Both gate transcripts will be retained.

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2026-10-30 02:22:24 +00:00

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Final exact-head scripts/verify fast completed on ad78229dcf, exit 1. The corrected short fixture path removes the SUN_LEN failure. Default shim: 108 pass / 4 review failures / 14 ignored; process-per-user: 215 pass / the same 4 review failures / 20 ignored. Server: 681 pass / 54 ignored. All other gate rows pass. The Rust failure prevents the dispatcher from entering its frontend phase; TypeScript, production build/browser checks and preference unit tests were run separately above. Independent dev size builds are still running.

Verbatim final summary:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | FAIL (101)   |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

verify-fast-head.log
verify-fast-head-long-fixture.log
head-static-artifacts.txt

Final exact-head scripts/verify fast completed on ad78229dcf7d0d722962242bd482eb51899a20b4, exit 1. The corrected short fixture path removes the SUN_LEN failure. Default shim: 108 pass / 4 review failures / 14 ignored; process-per-user: 215 pass / the same 4 review failures / 20 ignored. Server: 681 pass / 54 ignored. All other gate rows pass. The Rust failure prevents the dispatcher from entering its frontend phase; TypeScript, production build/browser checks and preference unit tests were run separately above. Independent dev size builds are still running. Verbatim final summary: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | FAIL (101) | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` [verify-fast-head.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/0be3b3a5-b6b9-4df0-babf-26f1fd4ac280) [verify-fast-head-long-fixture.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/f7e50d53-cfc9-4602-aa64-e166153665de) [head-static-artifacts.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/87cb7786-54c5-47a2-bc8f-8073fa6de64a)

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2026-10-30 02:33:17 +00:00

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Round-2 delta verdict: merge after fixes. Counts: 0 P0, 0 P1, 4 P2, 0 P3. Target e18cd7a0e5; review-only tests on pushed head ad78229dcf. No implementation fixes or deployment.

R2-1 P2, shell_startup.rs SH_ENV_STARTUP/configure sh/dash and FISH_STARTUP_HOOK: login/config exec handoff retains exported startup TMUX/ZELLIJ into the replacement shell. Tests: posix_guard_releases_when_login_profile_execs_another_shell; supplemental fish_guard_releases_when_startup_execs_another_shell (real PTY, explicitly run, ignored by default).
R2-2 P2, shell_startup.rs:22–23 and ZSH_ENV_STARTUP: removing marker export allows the replacement shell's automatic multiplexer start despite skipping. Tests: bash_handoff_skips_replacement_shell_autostart_but_allows_manual_start and zsh_handoff_skips_replacement_shell_autostart_but_allows_manual_start. Both skip=false controls and manual invocations work.
R2-3 P2, multiplexer-preferences.ts:45–57 and :139–141: preparation between two queued saves overwrites the optimistic latest account value; successful final save does not restore it. Test: preparation between queued account writes does not leave the switch at the earlier value. Stored true/displayed false. This uses the actual ordered worker model; the initial synthetic welcome case was withdrawn and replaced, as noted above.
R2-4 P2, shell_startup.rs:28–31: set -e login sourcing an rc whose final auto-start conditional is skipped exits before the prompt. Test: bash_guard_keeps_errexit_login_alive_after_skipping_rc_autostart; skip=false startup/manual control passes.

Every failing test was committed when reproduced, with the later race refinement committed separately. All original 14 round-1 shell test bodies and the original account test are byte-identical to 50d984e62 and pass. Whole-file diff is nonempty because of implementation fixes and appended tests, not changes to those original tests. Focused current shell suite: 16 pass, 4 fail, 1 ignored; explicit Fish PTY case fails. Preference unit suite: 2 pass, 1 fail. The four findings group these failures by cause.

TypeScript check, production UI build, and all four functional browser checks pass, including independent desktop/phone contexts with concurrent account-default and opposite host-override writes, both boolean combinations and reloads. The visible account switch and authenticated host/effective fields match. Screenshots attached; emulated contexts are not physical-device evidence. Ordinary strict/repeated-source paths pass for sh/dash, Bash and Zsh; ordinary Fish PTY cleanup/manual invocation passes. Direct noninteractive helper probes retain markers in sh/dash/Fish, but normal production PTYs are interactive and readiness commands disable guards; those probes are scope notes, not additional production findings.

Dev retention: no dropped #255/#252/#240 behavior found in compared code and retained tests. AsyncFd readiness.rs is byte-identical to dev 8f88bf086. Cargo.lock itself is not byte-identical: 15 added lines represent local plugin/dependency graph entries; all 375 external package records match. Settings input is typed boolean/UUID, SQL parameters are bound, and shell construction consumes only the guard boolean; no setting string reaches shell code. No prohibited product comparison or obvious dead code found in the delta. No runtime performance measurements were made on this shared build VM.

Independent size comparison against dev 8f88bf086, same pinned recipe, sequential builds: x86_64 21,457,904 − 21,420,592 = +37,312 bytes; aarch64 19,632,048 − 19,592,504 = +39,544 bytes. Both are stripped/static without PT_INTERP and within 16–64 KiB. The written D243 reason is already on #251: startup guard/cleanup support, scoped preference reads/opt-outs, capability-safe routing and atomic notices; no new external dependency, feature or release-profile change. Review-head artifacts are byte-identical to the author artifacts. Correctness still requires the fixes above.

Final scripts/verify fast on ad78229dcf: exit 1. Default shim 108 pass / 4 review failures / 14 ignored; process-per-user 215 pass / the same 4 review failures / 20 ignored; server 681 pass / 54 ignored. The Rust failure prevents the dispatcher from entering its frontend phase; separate TypeScript/build/browser and preference test evidence is above. The first exact-head attempt had a long-TMPDIR socket fixture failure; the final short-directory rerun removed it and has no unrelated failures. Verbatim final summary:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | FAIL (101)   |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

Findings and focused evidence:

findings.md
shell-final.log
replacement-autostart.log
unchanged-tests.txt
dev-retention.txt
fish-handoff-test.log

Preference, mode-scope and dev comparison evidence:

account-concurrent.log
shell-matrix.log
noninteractive-probes.txt
round1-test-files-diff.txt
cargo-lock-diff.txt
fixture-note.txt

Production browser evidence:

browser-check.log

Final gate and artifact receipts:

verify-fast-head.log
verify-fast-head-long-fixture.log
head-static-artifacts.txt

Independent size comparison:

size-comparison.txt
baseline-size.log

Cleanup completed: no running process uses an executable from the job target; test port 5262 is not listening; temporary baseline worktree, Cargo target, both private short fixture roots, extracted shell tools and completed browser/runtime fixtures removed. Review checkout is clean and origin/review-d241-r2 matches ad78229dcf. Logs/screenshots remain outside the repository. No push to any other branch; no deployment; issues left open.

Round-2 delta verdict: **merge after fixes**. Counts: **0 P0, 0 P1, 4 P2, 0 P3**. Target e18cd7a0e5e1a9b58c192d5d6e9763b6eadfe451; review-only tests on pushed head ad78229dcf7d0d722962242bd482eb51899a20b4. No implementation fixes or deployment. - R2-1 P2, shell_startup.rs SH_ENV_STARTUP/configure sh/dash and FISH_STARTUP_HOOK: login/config exec handoff retains exported startup TMUX/ZELLIJ into the replacement shell. Tests: posix_guard_releases_when_login_profile_execs_another_shell; supplemental fish_guard_releases_when_startup_execs_another_shell (real PTY, explicitly run, ignored by default). - R2-2 P2, shell_startup.rs:22–23 and ZSH_ENV_STARTUP: removing marker export allows the replacement shell's automatic multiplexer start despite skipping. Tests: bash_handoff_skips_replacement_shell_autostart_but_allows_manual_start and zsh_handoff_skips_replacement_shell_autostart_but_allows_manual_start. Both skip=false controls and manual invocations work. - R2-3 P2, multiplexer-preferences.ts:45–57 and :139–141: preparation between two queued saves overwrites the optimistic latest account value; successful final save does not restore it. Test: preparation between queued account writes does not leave the switch at the earlier value. Stored true/displayed false. This uses the actual ordered worker model; the initial synthetic welcome case was withdrawn and replaced, as noted above. - R2-4 P2, shell_startup.rs:28–31: set -e login sourcing an rc whose final auto-start conditional is skipped exits before the prompt. Test: bash_guard_keeps_errexit_login_alive_after_skipping_rc_autostart; skip=false startup/manual control passes. Every failing test was committed when reproduced, with the later race refinement committed separately. All original 14 round-1 shell test bodies and the original account test are byte-identical to 50d984e62 and pass. Whole-file diff is nonempty because of implementation fixes and appended tests, not changes to those original tests. Focused current shell suite: 16 pass, 4 fail, 1 ignored; explicit Fish PTY case fails. Preference unit suite: 2 pass, 1 fail. The four findings group these failures by cause. TypeScript check, production UI build, and all four functional browser checks pass, including independent desktop/phone contexts with concurrent account-default and opposite host-override writes, both boolean combinations and reloads. The visible account switch and authenticated host/effective fields match. Screenshots attached; emulated contexts are not physical-device evidence. Ordinary strict/repeated-source paths pass for sh/dash, Bash and Zsh; ordinary Fish PTY cleanup/manual invocation passes. Direct noninteractive helper probes retain markers in sh/dash/Fish, but normal production PTYs are interactive and readiness commands disable guards; those probes are scope notes, not additional production findings. Dev retention: no dropped #255/#252/#240 behavior found in compared code and retained tests. AsyncFd readiness.rs is byte-identical to dev 8f88bf086. Cargo.lock itself is **not** byte-identical: 15 added lines represent local plugin/dependency graph entries; all 375 external package records match. Settings input is typed boolean/UUID, SQL parameters are bound, and shell construction consumes only the guard boolean; no setting string reaches shell code. No prohibited product comparison or obvious dead code found in the delta. No runtime performance measurements were made on this shared build VM. Independent size comparison against dev 8f88bf086, same pinned recipe, sequential builds: x86_64 21,457,904 − 21,420,592 = **+37,312 bytes**; aarch64 19,632,048 − 19,592,504 = **+39,544 bytes**. Both are stripped/static without PT_INTERP and within 16–64 KiB. The written D243 reason is already on #251: startup guard/cleanup support, scoped preference reads/opt-outs, capability-safe routing and atomic notices; no new external dependency, feature or release-profile change. Review-head artifacts are byte-identical to the author artifacts. Correctness still requires the fixes above. Final `scripts/verify fast` on ad78229dcf7d0d722962242bd482eb51899a20b4: **exit 1**. Default shim 108 pass / 4 review failures / 14 ignored; process-per-user 215 pass / the same 4 review failures / 20 ignored; server 681 pass / 54 ignored. The Rust failure prevents the dispatcher from entering its frontend phase; separate TypeScript/build/browser and preference test evidence is above. The first exact-head attempt had a long-TMPDIR socket fixture failure; the final short-directory rerun removed it and has no unrelated failures. Verbatim final summary: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | FAIL (101) | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` Findings and focused evidence: [findings.md](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/411fadd7-e602-45c9-9e77-768f9fbd9242) [shell-final.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/71ddf777-7bd3-4494-b8ec-4e9eed396350) [replacement-autostart.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/408ef887-7fef-40f4-b5ce-79758fabf216) [unchanged-tests.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a15b7d8e-e107-451b-a09d-a483ca1e82fb) [dev-retention.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/8995df84-bf17-4099-921b-fd91a5e0d0c1) [fish-handoff-test.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/7de16eea-4053-4ac7-bd74-accdc2546b47) Preference, mode-scope and dev comparison evidence: [account-concurrent.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/baff12f2-ba65-4f3f-bef2-f0926b81ecf6) [shell-matrix.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/5c9facfb-ad55-4a32-85b7-931f99f3fd1a) [noninteractive-probes.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/7efbbb36-7c79-4cbd-82ea-ce50c332a178) [round1-test-files-diff.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/e98cc953-bd45-4fa1-8752-3e92370c8366) [cargo-lock-diff.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a0ee389b-766f-41d6-8b78-cf6940b413b4) [fixture-note.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cbc595b0-59c5-4cc3-b367-c420c47dbf4e) Production browser evidence: [browser-check.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cb5543a9-b458-46c1-9b92-c1cae7286513) ![desktop-account-false.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/21a9c8cd-cb69-482c-8fe8-d28e1ef29dc8) ![phone-account-false.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/cf648c63-a87e-4eb7-b9f3-0ad36862883e) ![desktop-account-true.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a8e994f5-8c51-4862-a54d-1c184f9a293a) ![phone-account-true.png](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/a3cce249-c077-4381-a6bf-a207f8d88502) Final gate and artifact receipts: [verify-fast-head.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/0be3b3a5-b6b9-4df0-babf-26f1fd4ac280) [verify-fast-head-long-fixture.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/f7e50d53-cfc9-4602-aa64-e166153665de) [head-static-artifacts.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/87cb7786-54c5-47a2-bc8f-8073fa6de64a) Independent size comparison: [size-comparison.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/7578166f-12f5-4f44-a351-2449ddf8420c) [baseline-size.log](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/9bfd236d-3272-498b-bc69-ea45ebe06abc) Cleanup completed: no running process uses an executable from the job target; test port 5262 is not listening; temporary baseline worktree, Cargo target, both private short fixture roots, extracted shell tools and completed browser/runtime fixtures removed. Review checkout is clean and origin/review-d241-r2 matches ad78229dcf7d0d722962242bd482eb51899a20b4. Logs/screenshots remain outside the repository. No push to any other branch; no deployment; issues left open.

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2026-10-30 02:33:27 +00:00

Sessions replace auto-started tmux/zellij with infraternal's session manager #170

kayg commented

2026-10-30 02:35:01 +00:00

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D241 final fix round starting on d241-shell-marker at e18cd7a0e5, worktree ~/wt-infraternal/d241-final. Reading both review rounds and #170 before evaluating exact-process/startup-phase suppression. Will stop and propose an owner plan if shell-local state cannot meet the handoff requirement. No deployment.

D241 final fix round starting on d241-shell-marker at e18cd7a0e5e1a9b58c192d5d6e9763b6eadfe451, worktree ~/wt-infraternal/d241-final. Reading both review rounds and #170 before evaluating exact-process/startup-phase suppression. Will stop and propose an owner plan if shell-local state cannot meet the handoff requirement. No deployment.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 02:36:27 +00:00

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D241 final-round stop: no implementation patch. Under the requested stop condition, I do not find an in-shell mechanism that meets all current requirements with unchanged startup files and review assertions.

Evidence: mechanism-probes.txt. The probe executes the actual BASH_PROMPT_COMMAND constant with R2-4's profile/rc contents: skip=false exits 0, reaches PROFILE:done and START:manual; skip=true exits 1 before either. A correct-PID INFRATERNAL_SESSION marker alone still prints START:automatic with the unchanged TMUX conditional. Same-binary exec preserves PID in real sh, dash, Bash and Zsh. These are functional reproductions, not performance measurements or a completed shell matrix; Fish was not rerun.

Why the suggested marker cannot satisfy this contract by itself:

Existing checks and unchanged review fixtures read TMUX/ZELLIJ, not INFRATERNAL_SESSION or shim phase state. Their ordinary scalar values cannot consult the shim when expanded. A helper cannot affect a conditional that never invokes it.
R2-2 explicitly requires skipping inside the replacement shell's startup. Treating every replacement shell as outside the guard fails those assertions. Inheriting fake values reintroduces R2-1; unexporting them reintroduces R2-2. Reject “unset the marker in every possible child”.
PID plus binary does not distinguish same-binary exec, including exec before first prompt. No universal first-prompt acknowledgement exists in the current shim; PTY bytes alone cannot prove startup completion. Polling cannot safely modify the running shell's variable table.
R2-4 is semantic: the skipped final [ -z "${TMUX-}" ] && tmux automatic returns 1; its enclosing . then trips errexit. Appending cleanup cannot run after that exit. Sourcing under a conditional suppresses errexit throughout the user's file, changing unrelated failures; disabling errexit or overriding tests/source/exec changes the user's shell. Those violate the fail-safe requirement.

Short owner plan (D241 requires owner decision, not another case patch):

Decide the contract: retain session identity and saved settings, but make suppression fail open unless an explicit, cooperative startup integration is present. Agree whether a startup exec continues the guarded startup transaction; current R2-2 says yes, whereas exact-original-process-only says no. Do not claim transparent suppression for arbitrary existing files.
If cooperative integration is approved, define a bounded shim query/acknowledgement for exact shell incarnation and startup completion, with unknown state allowing normal startup. Integrate an explicit if ...; then ...; fi guard at the auto-start site so skipping returns success without changing errexit elsewhere. This requires permission to change the no-dotfile-edit contract or a user-installed integration; no engine/library choice is made here. Keep the existing failing tests as evidence and have the owner explicitly approve any changed acceptance expectations.
Resume implementation only against that agreed contract: repair R2-3 separately by reconciling from a server read after the serialized save queue settles (including failures/reconnects); run the unchanged settings reviews, agreed shell matrix including same-binary exec, strict/non-interactive checks, sequential pinned static builds against dev 0c8639496, exact caps and full fast gate.

Finish state: branch restored to e18cd7a0e5; git push reports Everything up-to-date. The temporary review-test merge was discarded and the conflicted dev merge aborted; no merge result, cap change, new commit or deployment is published. No review finding is claimed closed. Size remeasurement and scripts/verify fast were not run because this is the requested stop-and-plan result, not an implementation completion; there is no new gate output to quote. Prior round's sizes/gates are not evidence for a merged final fix. No CARGO_TARGET_DIR was created; scratch evidence remains outside the repository.

D241 final-round stop: no implementation patch. Under the requested stop condition, I do not find an in-shell mechanism that meets all current requirements with unchanged startup files and review assertions. Evidence: [mechanism-probes.txt](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/14a052a6-0dd0-4c52-934e-9bbbb6a506c3). The probe executes the actual BASH_PROMPT_COMMAND constant with R2-4's profile/rc contents: skip=false exits 0, reaches PROFILE:done and START:manual; skip=true exits 1 before either. A correct-PID INFRATERNAL_SESSION marker alone still prints START:automatic with the unchanged TMUX conditional. Same-binary exec preserves PID in real sh, dash, Bash and Zsh. These are functional reproductions, not performance measurements or a completed shell matrix; Fish was not rerun. Why the suggested marker cannot satisfy this contract by itself: - Existing checks and unchanged review fixtures read TMUX/ZELLIJ, not INFRATERNAL_SESSION or shim phase state. Their ordinary scalar values cannot consult the shim when expanded. A helper cannot affect a conditional that never invokes it. - R2-2 explicitly requires skipping inside the replacement shell's startup. Treating every replacement shell as outside the guard fails those assertions. Inheriting fake values reintroduces R2-1; unexporting them reintroduces R2-2. Reject “unset the marker in every possible child”. - PID plus binary does not distinguish same-binary exec, including exec before first prompt. No universal first-prompt acknowledgement exists in the current shim; PTY bytes alone cannot prove startup completion. Polling cannot safely modify the running shell's variable table. - R2-4 is semantic: the skipped final `[ -z "${TMUX-}" ] && tmux automatic` returns 1; its enclosing `.` then trips errexit. Appending cleanup cannot run after that exit. Sourcing under a conditional suppresses errexit throughout the user's file, changing unrelated failures; disabling errexit or overriding tests/source/exec changes the user's shell. Those violate the fail-safe requirement. Short owner plan (D241 requires owner decision, not another case patch): 1. Decide the contract: retain session identity and saved settings, but make suppression fail open unless an explicit, cooperative startup integration is present. Agree whether a startup exec continues the guarded startup transaction; current R2-2 says yes, whereas exact-original-process-only says no. Do not claim transparent suppression for arbitrary existing files. 2. If cooperative integration is approved, define a bounded shim query/acknowledgement for exact shell incarnation and startup completion, with unknown state allowing normal startup. Integrate an explicit `if ...; then ...; fi` guard at the auto-start site so skipping returns success without changing errexit elsewhere. This requires permission to change the no-dotfile-edit contract or a user-installed integration; no engine/library choice is made here. Keep the existing failing tests as evidence and have the owner explicitly approve any changed acceptance expectations. 3. Resume implementation only against that agreed contract: repair R2-3 separately by reconciling from a server read after the serialized save queue settles (including failures/reconnects); run the unchanged settings reviews, agreed shell matrix including same-binary exec, strict/non-interactive checks, sequential pinned static builds against dev 0c8639496, exact caps and full fast gate. Finish state: branch restored to e18cd7a0e5e1a9b58c192d5d6e9763b6eadfe451; git push reports Everything up-to-date. The temporary review-test merge was discarded and the conflicted dev merge aborted; no merge result, cap change, new commit or deployment is published. No review finding is claimed closed. Size remeasurement and scripts/verify fast were not run because this is the requested stop-and-plan result, not an implementation completion; there is no new gate output to quote. Prior round's sizes/gates are not evidence for a merged final fix. No CARGO_TARGET_DIR was created; scratch evidence remains outside the repository.

kayg commented

2026-10-30 06:19:04 +00:00

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Correction from the orchestrator: D311 conflicts with D303/D304. When writing D311 I used D288's original command name (infraternal mux ls/new/send/capture/wait/watch/rename/close, split). But D303/D304 (owner, 2026-10-17, #239, "i love it") had already put session automation under infraternal sessions [machine], sessions read <machine>:<session> --last N, sessions send, sessions watch, sessions open --name, sessions close, and the canvas under infraternal canvas open|windows|focus|close --note.

No code has been written for D311 step 2. Owner question: keep D303/D304's sessions/canvas names and fold D311's extra verbs into them (sessions wait, sessions rename, canvas split --beside/--below, plus the tmux-compatible subset and --json)? That is my recommendation. D311 would then be amended to say so.

**Correction from the orchestrator: D311 conflicts with D303/D304.** When writing D311 I used D288's original command name (`infraternal mux ls/new/send/capture/wait/watch/rename/close`, `split`). But D303/D304 (owner, 2026-10-17, #239, "i love it") had already put session automation under `infraternal sessions [machine]`, `sessions read <machine>:<session> --last N`, `sessions send`, `sessions watch`, `sessions open --name`, `sessions close`, and the canvas under `infraternal canvas open|windows|focus|close --note`. No code has been written for D311 step 2. Owner question: keep D303/D304's `sessions`/`canvas` names and fold D311's extra verbs into them (`sessions wait`, `sessions rename`, `canvas split --beside/--below`, plus the tmux-compatible subset and `--json`)? That is my recommendation. D311 would then be amended to say so.

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2026-10-30 17:36:12 +00:00

Orchestrator handover 2026-10-30: all work paused; mesh-first roadmap; Claude-only #262

kayg commented

2026-10-31 16:12:40 +00:00

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J15 start: branch d315-guard-line, base origin/dev 42ab33035. Fresh worktree /home/kayg/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-d315. Replacing the unshipped D241 interception with D315 read-only detection and an explicitly confirmed guard edit with undo. Builds, shell tests, static-size comparison and production screenshots will run on compute01. #241 was read: it is the closed WASM page-reuse issue; #251 holds the D241 implementation/review history.

J15 start: branch d315-guard-line, base origin/dev 42ab33035. Fresh worktree /home/kayg/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-d315. Replacing the unshipped D241 interception with D315 read-only detection and an explicitly confirmed guard edit with undo. Builds, shell tests, static-size comparison and production screenshots will run on compute01. #241 was read: it is the closed WASM page-reuse issue; #251 holds the D241 implementation/review history.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 16:13:43 +00:00

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J14 start — branch cli-sessions-d314, base origin/dev / 42ab33035. Worktree ~/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-cli-sessions. Read D303/D304/D311/D314/D315, shared brief, architecture/process and issue history. No attach, merge or deployment.

D314 spec slices (canvas follows later):

sessions [<machine>] lists the caller’s available saved sessions; sessions new <machine> --name <n> [-- cmd …] creates one without showing it on a screen; sessions send <machine>:<session> '<text>' sends exactly the supplied bytes (no implicit Enter); sessions read <machine>:<session> --last N returns at most N trailing lines of retained output; sessions close <machine>:<session> requests shell termination. Names are account/machine scoped, unique, bounded and resolved to stable session IDs. --json uses the existing version-1 envelope, with structured session rows, sent byte count, retained text/truncation, or close-request status. No terminal attach or geometry changes. Slice 1 implements these five operations with parser, authorization and real-PTY tests.
sessions wait <machine>:<session> --until-idle <d> | --match <re> [--timeout <d>]: exactly one condition, bounded duration/regex and retained-output observation, no typing; timeout is a failed condition with an explicit next step. sessions watch <machine>:<session> is read-only, streams retained/live output, and preserves backpressure. JSON watch emits complete versioned envelopes. Interrupted operations follow D305 and exit 130.
sessions rename <machine>:<session> <new> changes only the saved name with the same uniqueness/ownership rules. sessions mcp exposes the very same action definitions and authorization as tools; no independent authority or attach surface. Generated help and short skills come from those action definitions (D16/D202).
The tmux-compatible command set maps new-session → sessions new, send-keys → sessions send (explicit supported key encodings only), capture-pane → sessions read, list-sessions → sessions, kill-session → sessions close, split-window → later canvas open --beside/--below. Publish accepted flags per command; unsupported commands/flags fail clearly with “not supported” and the native alternative. Never attach. Canvas commands and compatibility implementation come after slice 1.

Every command accepts --json, including errors. D303: 0 success, 1 failed, 2 usage, 3 not allowed, 4 not found, 5 off/unreachable, 6 partly done, 130 interrupted. Missing names suggest a close existing name (“No session called "biuld" on web01. Did you mean "build"?”); malformed targets show <machine>:<session>; unavailable runtime tells the caller to start the infraternal agent; denied boundary requests identify the access rule/approval needed.

Authority for the first local slice is fail-closed: prove the caller belongs to a live infraternal session on this host/account, rather than treating a marker/environment variable or a same-UID plugin socket as proof. Only same-host/account sessions are eligible. Remote/device credentials and cross-boundary approvals are not present on dev; cross-machine/account requests remain denied until those paths exist. D315 startup behavior is unchanged; no startup suppression. No new foundational engine or library is selected.

Build/test: aarch64 claude@infraternal-dev-02-std; x86 static-size row claude@infraternal-dev-01-compute01, matching recipe/base, D243 delta reported. Full scripts/verify fast before completion.

J14 start — branch `cli-sessions-d314`, base `origin/dev` / `42ab33035`. Worktree `~/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-cli-sessions`. Read D303/D304/D311/D314/D315, shared brief, architecture/process and issue history. No attach, merge or deployment. D314 spec slices (canvas follows later): 1. `sessions [<machine>]` lists the caller’s available saved sessions; `sessions new <machine> --name <n> [-- cmd …]` creates one without showing it on a screen; `sessions send <machine>:<session> '<text>'` sends exactly the supplied bytes (no implicit Enter); `sessions read <machine>:<session> --last N` returns at most N trailing lines of retained output; `sessions close <machine>:<session>` requests shell termination. Names are account/machine scoped, unique, bounded and resolved to stable session IDs. `--json` uses the existing version-1 envelope, with structured session rows, sent byte count, retained text/truncation, or close-request status. No terminal attach or geometry changes. Slice 1 implements these five operations with parser, authorization and real-PTY tests. 2. `sessions wait <machine>:<session> --until-idle <d> | --match <re> [--timeout <d>]`: exactly one condition, bounded duration/regex and retained-output observation, no typing; timeout is a failed condition with an explicit next step. `sessions watch <machine>:<session>` is read-only, streams retained/live output, and preserves backpressure. JSON watch emits complete versioned envelopes. Interrupted operations follow D305 and exit 130. 3. `sessions rename <machine>:<session> <new>` changes only the saved name with the same uniqueness/ownership rules. `sessions mcp` exposes the very same action definitions and authorization as tools; no independent authority or attach surface. Generated help and short skills come from those action definitions (D16/D202). 4. The tmux-compatible command set maps `new-session` → `sessions new`, `send-keys` → `sessions send` (explicit supported key encodings only), `capture-pane` → `sessions read`, `list-sessions` → `sessions`, `kill-session` → `sessions close`, `split-window` → later `canvas open --beside/--below`. Publish accepted flags per command; unsupported commands/flags fail clearly with “not supported” and the native alternative. Never attach. Canvas commands and compatibility implementation come after slice 1. Every command accepts `--json`, including errors. D303: 0 success, 1 failed, 2 usage, 3 not allowed, 4 not found, 5 off/unreachable, 6 partly done, 130 interrupted. Missing names suggest a close existing name (“No session called \"biuld\" on web01. Did you mean \"build\"?”); malformed targets show `<machine>:<session>`; unavailable runtime tells the caller to start the infraternal agent; denied boundary requests identify the access rule/approval needed. Authority for the first local slice is fail-closed: prove the caller belongs to a live infraternal session on this host/account, rather than treating a marker/environment variable or a same-UID plugin socket as proof. Only same-host/account sessions are eligible. Remote/device credentials and cross-boundary approvals are not present on dev; cross-machine/account requests remain denied until those paths exist. D315 startup behavior is unchanged; no startup suppression. No new foundational engine or library is selected. Build/test: aarch64 `claude@infraternal-dev-02-std`; x86 static-size row `claude@infraternal-dev-01-compute01`, matching recipe/base, D243 delta reported. Full `scripts/verify fast` before completion.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 16:15:48 +00:00

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J15 blocked before implementation: the required x86 build/test host became unreachable. The initial plain SSH probe succeeded (returned /home/claude plus infraternal, infraternal-ops and worktrees directories). Four later plain SSH attempts, including ssh -4, fail with exit 255: ssh: connect to host infraternal-dev-01-compute01 port 22: No route to host. IPv4 DNS resolves to 10.69.69.218. BRIEF-COMMON prohibits builds/tests/browsers on the control host, so no substitute local gate or browser was run.

Branch/worktree: d315-guard-line at base 42ab33035, /home/kayg/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-d315; clean, no implementation changes, no commits or push, no background processes. D241/D315/D243 and #241 comments were read, as was the #251 prior implementation/review history. #241 is the closed renderer page-reuse issue; #251 is the relevant tracking issue.

Findings: origin/dev has no shipped D241 implementation. The old branch adds 4,415 lines across 62 files; its 1,247-line shell_startup module must not be reused for D315. D315 must keep detection read-only and preserve exec/set-e startup semantics. Existing terminal_agent host resolution can retain remote ownership checks; shared mountConfirmTip and mountToast can supply confirmation and undo without new UI primitives. Startup-file writes must run as the shell user, verify the exact candidate/file version, refuse ambiguous compound syntax, and preserve unrelated changes on undo. Process detection must follow executable identity through exec (PID alone is insufficient).

No scripts/verify fast output, static-size delta, shell-test evidence or production screenshots exist for this branch. This is a blocked handback, not an implementation completion. The VM route must be restored before the required test-first implementation, x86 gate and production browser evidence can proceed.

J15 blocked before implementation: the required x86 build/test host became unreachable. The initial plain SSH probe succeeded (returned /home/claude plus infraternal, infraternal-ops and worktrees directories). Four later plain SSH attempts, including ssh -4, fail with exit 255: `ssh: connect to host infraternal-dev-01-compute01 port 22: No route to host`. IPv4 DNS resolves to 10.69.69.218. BRIEF-COMMON prohibits builds/tests/browsers on the control host, so no substitute local gate or browser was run. Branch/worktree: d315-guard-line at base 42ab33035, /home/kayg/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-d315; clean, no implementation changes, no commits or push, no background processes. D241/D315/D243 and #241 comments were read, as was the #251 prior implementation/review history. #241 is the closed renderer page-reuse issue; #251 is the relevant tracking issue. Findings: origin/dev has no shipped D241 implementation. The old branch adds 4,415 lines across 62 files; its 1,247-line shell_startup module must not be reused for D315. D315 must keep detection read-only and preserve exec/set-e startup semantics. Existing terminal_agent host resolution can retain remote ownership checks; shared mountConfirmTip and mountToast can supply confirmation and undo without new UI primitives. Startup-file writes must run as the shell user, verify the exact candidate/file version, refuse ambiguous compound syntax, and preserve unrelated changes on undo. Process detection must follow executable identity through exec (PID alone is insufficient). No scripts/verify fast output, static-size delta, shell-test evidence or production screenshots exist for this branch. This is a blocked handback, not an implementation completion. The VM route must be restored before the required test-first implementation, x86 gate and production browser evidence can proceed.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 16:16:12 +00:00

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J14 finding: plain SSH to assigned x86 size host claude@infraternal-dev-01-compute01 fails before authentication with ssh: connect to host infraternal-dev-01-compute01 port 22: No route to host (exit 255). Assigned aarch64 host works (uname -m: aarch64); initial red CLI registration tests are building there with nice -n10 / Cargo -j3 in the nix dev shell. No build/test on the control host. The x86 D243 row remains pending; no alternate measurement host or cap increase is assumed. Local rsync is unavailable, so source transfer uses tar over SSH, excluding .git/target/node_modules.

J14 finding: plain SSH to assigned x86 size host `claude@infraternal-dev-01-compute01` fails before authentication with `ssh: connect to host infraternal-dev-01-compute01 port 22: No route to host` (exit 255). Assigned aarch64 host works (`uname -m`: aarch64); initial red CLI registration tests are building there with nice -n10 / Cargo -j3 in the nix dev shell. No build/test on the control host. The x86 D243 row remains pending; no alternate measurement host or cap increase is assumed. Local rsync is unavailable, so source transfer uses tar over SSH, excluding .git/target/node_modules.

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2026-10-31 16:19:26 +00:00

infraternal up + one-command install #263

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2026-10-31 16:25:44 +00:00

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J14 red/green finding: initial D314 integration tests on aarch64 reproduced the missing sessions command (2 pass, 1 fail). After registration, all 3 CLI tests passed. The first real-PTY automation test then failed at sessions send (exit 1); code inspection confirmed SequencedInput takes a starting cursor while the new sender passed its ending cursor. Corrected it to the accepted starting cursor, retaining the ending cursor for written acknowledgement, and added a second send to exercise cursor advancement. Focused recheck is running; no green runtime claim yet. Evidence logs on the VM: ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/{red,green2,focused}.log.

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2026-10-31 16:32:20 +00:00

infraternal sign-in <server> (D311) #269

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2026-10-31 16:38:29 +00:00

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J15 resumed under the new Build slots rule. compute01 is reachable again; the matching x86 baseline build is running there through build-slot. Neutral red/green checks run on compute02 through build-slot.

Implemented locally so far: unconditional INFRATERNAL_SESSION export without shell hooks or fake TMUX/ZELLIJ values; bounded, read-only process discovery including exec; shell-user helper for explicit confirmed edits; exact content fingerprints, descriptor-based no-symlink traversal, regular-file/ownership/hardlink checks, atomic replacement, and undo preserving unrelated edits. Atomic replacement refuses extended attributes rather than dropping ACLs. Hint switches are account/host scoped and do not edit startup. The UI uses the existing toast and confirmation primitives.

Evidence so far: the four new editor tests first failed against stubs, then passed on compute02. Real-shell marker regression first failed before the export. The two settings tests first failed against stubs. Three browser-controller unit tests now pass (confirmation/cancel/undo, switches never editing startup, disposed pending detection). A TypeScript exactOptionalPropertyTypes error found in the first check was corrected; recheck and authorization regressions are queued. No final gate, size or visual-quality claim yet.

Production screenshot plan: a private user/mount namespace substitutes only that process tree's passwd record to give the real shell an isolated home and zsh startup files. The VM's shared claude startup files are never changed. Kernel unshare/mount capability was checked successfully; no sudo, host account edit or deployment is needed.

J15 resumed under the new Build slots rule. compute01 is reachable again; the matching x86 baseline build is running there through build-slot. Neutral red/green checks run on compute02 through build-slot. Implemented locally so far: unconditional INFRATERNAL_SESSION export without shell hooks or fake TMUX/ZELLIJ values; bounded, read-only process discovery including exec; shell-user helper for explicit confirmed edits; exact content fingerprints, descriptor-based no-symlink traversal, regular-file/ownership/hardlink checks, atomic replacement, and undo preserving unrelated edits. Atomic replacement refuses extended attributes rather than dropping ACLs. Hint switches are account/host scoped and do not edit startup. The UI uses the existing toast and confirmation primitives. Evidence so far: the four new editor tests first failed against stubs, then passed on compute02. Real-shell marker regression first failed before the export. The two settings tests first failed against stubs. Three browser-controller unit tests now pass (confirmation/cancel/undo, switches never editing startup, disposed pending detection). A TypeScript exactOptionalPropertyTypes error found in the first check was corrected; recheck and authorization regressions are queued. No final gate, size or visual-quality claim yet. Production screenshot plan: a private user/mount namespace substitutes only that process tree's passwd record to give the real shell an isolated home and zsh startup files. The VM's shared claude startup files are never changed. Kernel unshare/mount capability was checked successfully; no sudo, host account edit or deployment is needed.

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2026-10-31 16:40:04 +00:00

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J14 findings and focused evidence:

A reconnect can receive an unsolicited prior InputAck before its InputState response. The second-send regression reproduced exit 1; the sender now waits for the requested state while consuming prior acknowledgements. No uncertain input is retried.
A program that exits before a viewer attaches can retire its shim immediately under the existing interactive policy. The short-lived command regression reproduced sessions new exit 1. CLI-created sessions now select output retention through the existing one-shot deadline (at most 600 seconds); ordinary interactive/readiness launches keep their existing behavior. Literal commands still use the bounded private stdin pipe.
A list can exceed the shared 8 KiB result frame. The daemon now returns bounded pages of 32 worst-case rows and the CLI combines them, preserving partial rows with D303 exit 6 if a later page fails. The page size protects the wire frame, not a session count. A unit test lists 500 synthetic session records across pages with no omissions/duplicates; it is not a 500-real-PTY performance measurement.
Names and recorded OS-account ownership publish atomically in private mode-0600 state. Reads reject symlinks, non-regular files, wrong ownership/mode, malformed names/IDs and files over 1 MiB. Live shim peer identity and kernel caller ancestry remain required; recorded ownership lets ended automation commands remain readable without inferring an exited child's UID.

Aarch64 focused5 evidence: 4 CLI tests pass; the real-PTY script prints {"ok": true, "operations": ["list", "new", "send", "read", "close", "new-command"], "authority": "real saved-shell descendants; cross-machine denied"}; 3 authority/input/pagination unit tests pass. A private CLI-options record triggered struct_excessive_bools in Clippy; its independent CLI switches are documented and narrowly allowed, with the parser invariants still tested. Focused6 integrates the real-PTY script into the Rust test target and is running.

The assigned x86 host became reachable on retry. Its first baseline build lacked the staged pinned Zig; retry runs scripts/auth-toolchain before the unchanged static recipe. This is an environment setup failure on unmodified base, not a source regression. No size/cap claim yet.

J14 findings and focused evidence: - A reconnect can receive an unsolicited prior InputAck before its InputState response. The second-send regression reproduced exit 1; the sender now waits for the requested state while consuming prior acknowledgements. No uncertain input is retried. - A program that exits before a viewer attaches can retire its shim immediately under the existing interactive policy. The short-lived command regression reproduced sessions new exit 1. CLI-created sessions now select output retention through the existing one-shot deadline (at most 600 seconds); ordinary interactive/readiness launches keep their existing behavior. Literal commands still use the bounded private stdin pipe. - A list can exceed the shared 8 KiB result frame. The daemon now returns bounded pages of 32 worst-case rows and the CLI combines them, preserving partial rows with D303 exit 6 if a later page fails. The page size protects the wire frame, not a session count. A unit test lists 500 synthetic session records across pages with no omissions/duplicates; it is not a 500-real-PTY performance measurement. - Names and recorded OS-account ownership publish atomically in private mode-0600 state. Reads reject symlinks, non-regular files, wrong ownership/mode, malformed names/IDs and files over 1 MiB. Live shim peer identity and kernel caller ancestry remain required; recorded ownership lets ended automation commands remain readable without inferring an exited child's UID. Aarch64 focused5 evidence: 4 CLI tests pass; the real-PTY script prints {"ok": true, "operations": ["list", "new", "send", "read", "close", "new-command"], "authority": "real saved-shell descendants; cross-machine denied"}; 3 authority/input/pagination unit tests pass. A private CLI-options record triggered struct_excessive_bools in Clippy; its independent CLI switches are documented and narrowly allowed, with the parser invariants still tested. Focused6 integrates the real-PTY script into the Rust test target and is running. The assigned x86 host became reachable on retry. Its first baseline build lacked the staged pinned Zig; retry runs scripts/auth-toolchain before the unchanged static recipe. This is an environment setup failure on unmodified base, not a source regression. No size/cap claim yet.

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2026-10-31 16:46:18 +00:00

infraternal sign-in <server> (D311) #269

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2026-10-31 16:48:57 +00:00

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J14 close finding and additive contract proposal (D314, before implementation): existing Signal(1) targets the foreground process group, so a foreground job can exit while the saved login shell survives. The regression now checks the actual saved shell PID after closing with a foreground sleep. Preserve Signal semantics. Add shim capability bit 6 CLOSE_SESSION and zero-payload opcode 0x1F CloseSession, legal only when negotiated; it requests SIGHUP of the owned, unreaped shell process group. Already exited sessions are a no-op, avoiding PID reuse. Old shims receive no close frame: the CLI returns an upgrade/recreate fix. No new transport or dependency. Close remains a request, not proof of process exit.

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2026-10-31 16:53:51 +00:00

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D315 validation update: compute01's unmodified base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b produced a stripped x86_64 musl binary of 21,431,472 bytes, matching its existing ceiling. The feature's static measurement and full scripts/verify fast are now queued through build-slot on compute01. The explicit real-shell matrix (bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij, including exec and strict startup) passed on compute02. Latest source also refuses ambiguous candidate lines and preserves file mode/group/line endings; the next gate rechecks those changes.

Production screenshots will come from real zsh→exec tmux PTYs in a private user/mount namespace, with private passwd/home/bin mounts, so the VM account's startup files are never changed. No production visual approval or feature size claim yet.

D315 validation update: compute01's unmodified base `42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b` produced a stripped x86_64 musl binary of **21,431,472 bytes**, matching its existing ceiling. The feature's static measurement and full `scripts/verify fast` are now queued through build-slot on compute01. The explicit real-shell matrix (bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij, including exec and strict startup) passed on compute02. Latest source also refuses ambiguous candidate lines and preserves file mode/group/line endings; the next gate rechecks those changes. Production screenshots will come from real zsh→exec tmux PTYs in a private user/mount namespace, with private passwd/home/bin mounts, so the VM account's startup files are never changed. No production visual approval or feature size claim yet.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 16:56:02 +00:00

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J14 close regression evidence on aarch64: close-red2.log fails with AssertionError('close left the saved shell running behind its foreground job'). After the additive close-capability repair, cargo clippy -j3 -p infraternal --all-targets -- -D warnings passes and all 5 cli_sessions tests pass (close-green2.log, 5.28 s tests). The real-PTY test checks actual saved-shell PID disappearance while a foreground job runs, rejection of CloseSession without negotiated capability, retained output from immediate program exit, and a close request after that exit. The close implementation consults Child's cached wait status before signalling, including the output-drain interval, so it cannot signal a reaped/reused PID. No interactive Signal semantics changed. Full gate, remaining focused tests and matching static head measurements are pending shared build slots.

J14 close regression evidence on aarch64: `close-red2.log` fails with `AssertionError('close left the saved shell running behind its foreground job')`. After the additive close-capability repair, `cargo clippy -j3 -p infraternal --all-targets -- -D warnings` passes and all 5 `cli_sessions` tests pass (`close-green2.log`, 5.28 s tests). The real-PTY test checks actual saved-shell PID disappearance while a foreground job runs, rejection of CloseSession without negotiated capability, retained output from immediate program exit, and a close request after that exit. The close implementation consults Child's cached wait status before signalling, including the output-drain interval, so it cannot signal a reaped/reused PID. No interactive Signal semantics changed. Full gate, remaining focused tests and matching static head measurements are pending shared build slots.

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2026-10-31 17:01:33 +00:00

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J14 STOP under BRIEF-COMMON D243 (>64 KiB): native aarch64 same-host/recipe baseline is 19,601,832 B; final source builds to 19,712,168 B, delta +110,336 B (+107.75 KiB). Build succeeds (ARM_BUILD_EXIT_CODE=0), but exceeds the mandatory stop threshold. No ceiling/decision change, commit or push. The patch remains in branch/worktree cli-sessions-d314 at base 42ab330358, uncommitted. This is not an implementation completion.

The earlier ARM head size with identical baseline/head hashes was invalid: restored source mtimes let Cargo reuse baseline artifacts. This final run touched all Rust sources before rebuilding; the +110,336 B result supersedes that stale result.

Focused ARM evidence is green: Clippy, 5 CLI tests including real PTYs/close regression, 3 authority/input/pagination tests, and 91 shim tests (13 ignored). Full scripts/verify fast was queued but had not started; it was replaced with native size-first verification and was not executed after the mandatory stop. No full gate pass claimed. The assigned compute VM's already-queued matching x86 head measurement is still pending; its valid baseline is 21,431,472 B. I will attach final receipts and finish/stop own jobs before handback.

Owner/orchestrator next step: authorize a justified measured size exception or commission a separate size-reduction slice; this job does not choose or raise the cap.

J14 STOP under BRIEF-COMMON D243 (>64 KiB): native aarch64 same-host/recipe baseline is 19,601,832 B; final source builds to 19,712,168 B, delta +110,336 B (+107.75 KiB). Build succeeds (`ARM_BUILD_EXIT_CODE=0`), but exceeds the mandatory stop threshold. No ceiling/decision change, commit or push. The patch remains in branch/worktree cli-sessions-d314 at base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b, uncommitted. This is not an implementation completion. The earlier ARM head size with identical baseline/head hashes was invalid: restored source mtimes let Cargo reuse baseline artifacts. This final run touched all Rust sources before rebuilding; the +110,336 B result supersedes that stale result. Focused ARM evidence is green: Clippy, 5 CLI tests including real PTYs/close regression, 3 authority/input/pagination tests, and 91 shim tests (13 ignored). Full scripts/verify fast was queued but had not started; it was replaced with native size-first verification and was not executed after the mandatory stop. No full gate pass claimed. The assigned compute VM's already-queued matching x86 head measurement is still pending; its valid baseline is 21,431,472 B. I will attach final receipts and finish/stop own jobs before handback. Owner/orchestrator next step: authorize a justified measured size exception or commission a separate size-reduction slice; this job does not choose or raise the cap.

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2026-10-31 17:02:16 +00:00

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Validation infrastructure finding: the latest compute02 clippy retry acquired its build slot but Nix failed before starting clippy with No space left on device, including its eval-cache transaction and /tmp/nix-develop-* directory. A subsequent df showed 9.9 GiB free (96% used). I confirmed no D315 build remained there and am removing only this job's 15 GiB ~/worktrees/d315/target cache. Remaining checks stay on compute01, which has 345 GiB free; its static build + fast gate are still queued behind occupied build slots. This is not a code gate result.

Validation infrastructure finding: the latest compute02 clippy retry acquired its build slot but Nix failed before starting clippy with `No space left on device`, including its eval-cache transaction and `/tmp/nix-develop-*` directory. A subsequent `df` showed 9.9 GiB free (96% used). I confirmed no D315 build remained there and am removing only this job's 15 GiB `~/worktrees/d315/target` cache. Remaining checks stay on compute01, which has 345 GiB free; its static build + fast gate are still queued behind occupied build slots. This is not a code gate result.

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2026-10-31 17:03:04 +00:00

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J14 final handback — STOPPED for D243 size, not complete.

Branch cli-sessions-d314, worktree ~/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-cli-sessions; HEAD remains base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b. No new commit or push: the required passing atomic-commit gate cannot be claimed. No merge/deployment; issue stays open. Attached source archive contains every changed/new file for review/recovery.

Built locally scoped slice: sessions list/new/send/read/close, JSON envelope and generated skills; kernel caller/OS-account checks; literal command pipe; bounded paginated lists; retained short-lived output. Real foreground-job close regression repaired using an additive negotiated shim capability. Remote approvals/device transport, future verbs, compatible command implementation and canvas remain later slices as posted in the specification.

Focused gate on aarch64 (verbatim final summaries from attached close-green2.log):

Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 4.67s
test result: ok. 5 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 5.28s
test result: ok. 3 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 77 filtered out; finished in 0.12s
test result: ok. 91 passed; 0 failed; 13 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 13.51s
EXIT_CODE=0

The three tests include 500 synthetic session records across bounded pages, not 500 real PTYs or performance evidence.

D243 native aarch64 size receipt (verbatim):

ARM_HEAD_BYTES=19712168
ARM_DELTA_BYTES=110336
ARM_BUILD_EXIT_CODE=0

Matching native baseline: 19,601,832 B. Growth is +107.75 KiB, above BRIEF-COMMON's >64 KiB mandatory stop. No cap changed. Previous identical ARM baseline/head hashes were stale-artifact output and are explicitly withdrawn.

Compute01 x86 baseline: 21,431,472 B. The head build remained queued without starting; cancelled its queued process after the ARM stop to release shared resources. No x86 delta claimed. All own VM builds/queues/test processes stopped or finished before handback.

scripts/verify fast was queued but never executed. Its queue was replaced with size-first verification; the >64 KiB stop prevented starting it. There is no full gate output or pass to quote. Remaining work is the owner/orchestrator size decision or a separately authorized reduction slice, then x86 head measurement, full fast gate, atomic commit and push.

How to test after continuation: build on the assigned ARM VM; open a saved shell on that same OS account; use sessions new local --name build, sessions send local:build with an explicit newline when needed, sessions read local:build --last 20, then sessions close local:build (all accept --json).

J14 final handback — STOPPED for D243 size, not complete. Branch `cli-sessions-d314`, worktree `~/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-cli-sessions`; HEAD remains base `42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b`. No new commit or push: the required passing atomic-commit gate cannot be claimed. No merge/deployment; issue stays open. Attached source archive contains every changed/new file for review/recovery. Built locally scoped slice: sessions list/new/send/read/close, JSON envelope and generated skills; kernel caller/OS-account checks; literal command pipe; bounded paginated lists; retained short-lived output. Real foreground-job close regression repaired using an additive negotiated shim capability. Remote approvals/device transport, future verbs, compatible command implementation and canvas remain later slices as posted in the specification. Focused gate on aarch64 (verbatim final summaries from attached close-green2.log): ``` Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 4.67s test result: ok. 5 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 5.28s test result: ok. 3 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 77 filtered out; finished in 0.12s test result: ok. 91 passed; 0 failed; 13 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 13.51s EXIT_CODE=0 ``` The three tests include 500 synthetic session records across bounded pages, not 500 real PTYs or performance evidence. D243 native aarch64 size receipt (verbatim): ``` ARM_HEAD_BYTES=19712168 ARM_DELTA_BYTES=110336 ARM_BUILD_EXIT_CODE=0 ``` Matching native baseline: 19,601,832 B. Growth is +107.75 KiB, above BRIEF-COMMON's >64 KiB mandatory stop. No cap changed. Previous identical ARM baseline/head hashes were stale-artifact output and are explicitly withdrawn. Compute01 x86 baseline: 21,431,472 B. The head build remained queued without starting; cancelled its queued process after the ARM stop to release shared resources. No x86 delta claimed. All own VM builds/queues/test processes stopped or finished before handback. `scripts/verify fast` was queued but never executed. Its queue was replaced with size-first verification; the >64 KiB stop prevented starting it. There is no full gate output or pass to quote. Remaining work is the owner/orchestrator size decision or a separately authorized reduction slice, then x86 head measurement, full fast gate, atomic commit and push. How to test after continuation: build on the assigned ARM VM; open a saved shell on that same OS account; use `sessions new local --name build`, `sessions send local:build` with an explicit newline when needed, `sessions read local:build --last 20`, then `sessions close local:build` (all accept --json).

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kayg commented

2026-10-31 17:05:15 +00:00

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J14 reduction continuation authorized by orchestrator: preserve the implementation despite the size stop, measure/attribute x86 growth, then reduce before owner review. Preserved commit 69dedbe1b on cli-sessions-d314 (base 42ab330358), explicitly marked "size over D243 band, under reduction". No cap change. Starting matching x86 static head and symbol-size attribution on compute01 through build-slot. Full fast gate will run on compute01 after reductions; both architectures will be remeasured. The earlier mandatory stop is overridden only for this requested reduction work.

J14 reduction continuation authorized by orchestrator: preserve the implementation despite the size stop, measure/attribute x86 growth, then reduce before owner review. Preserved commit 69dedbe1b on cli-sessions-d314 (base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b), explicitly marked "size over D243 band, under reduction". No cap change. Starting matching x86 static head and symbol-size attribution on compute01 through build-slot. Full fast gate will run on compute01 after reductions; both architectures will be remeasured. The earlier mandatory stop is overridden only for this requested reduction work.

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2026-10-31 17:16:11 +00:00

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J14 reduction finding: ARM Clippy passed after the JSON-representation change, but test linking failed with rustc-LLVM ERROR: IO failure on output stream: No space left on device and ld's final link failed: No space left on device. The VM root was 100% full (246G total, 234G used, 2.2G available at inspection). Removed only J14's disposable debug/incremental cache (2.7G) and queued a retry; no other job's files or shared store touched. Restricting the authority test command to --lib automation:: also avoids compiling unrelated integration targets. This is an infrastructure failure, not a passing or failing correctness claim. x86 matching head/attribution build has obtained its required slot and is running.

J14 reduction finding: ARM Clippy passed after the JSON-representation change, but test linking failed with `rustc-LLVM ERROR: IO failure on output stream: No space left on device` and ld's `final link failed: No space left on device`. The VM root was 100% full (246G total, 234G used, 2.2G available at inspection). Removed only J14's disposable debug/incremental cache (2.7G) and queued a retry; no other job's files or shared store touched. Restricting the authority test command to `--lib automation::` also avoids compiling unrelated integration targets. This is an infrastructure failure, not a passing or failing correctness claim. x86 matching head/attribution build has obtained its required slot and is running.

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2026-10-31 17:22:12 +00:00

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J15 status: the latest D315 source is ready in d315-guard-line; four focused controller tests pass (22 assertions), and the earlier real-shell matrix passed. The compute01 worker has now waited 30 minutes for a build slot (PID 443439, log ~/d315-fast.log); compute01 is reachable and has ample disk space. It will run the feature's x86 static measurement first, then scripts/verify fast. Production namespace screenshots, final measured size, atomic commit and push remain pending those runs. No success claim or size-cap change has been made.

J15 status: the latest D315 source is ready in `d315-guard-line`; four focused controller tests pass (22 assertions), and the earlier real-shell matrix passed. The compute01 worker has now waited 30 minutes for a build slot (PID 443439, log `~/d315-fast.log`); compute01 is reachable and has ample disk space. It will run the feature's x86 static measurement first, then `scripts/verify fast`. Production namespace screenshots, final measured size, atomic commit and push remain pending those runs. No success claim or size-cap change has been made.

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2026-10-31 17:22:49 +00:00

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J14 measured reduction 1, pushed as 75d9e8791 (parent preserved implementation 69dedbe1b): shared JSON object/Value parsing replaces the new private typed map/reply deserialization. Strict state-field/UID/name validation and additive reply decoding have regression tests. ARM Clippy passes; 5 authority/JSON/pagination tests and 5 CLI/real-PTY tests pass. ARM static size: 19,712,168 -> 19,702,744 B, savings 9,424 B; remaining growth over matching base 19,601,832 B is +100,912 B. No new dependencies/features and no cap change.

Original implementation x86 static measurement has now completed on compute01: 21,563,888 B versus matching base 21,431,472 B, +132,416 B. Symbol-bearing original head/base copies are building for function attribution; no reduction on x86 is claimed yet. Next candidate shares the existing bounded discovery state machine across its consumers rather than embedding another copy in automation; measured size and tests are pending. Full fast remains pending reduction work.

J14 measured reduction 1, pushed as 75d9e8791 (parent preserved implementation 69dedbe1b): shared JSON object/Value parsing replaces the new private typed map/reply deserialization. Strict state-field/UID/name validation and additive reply decoding have regression tests. ARM Clippy passes; 5 authority/JSON/pagination tests and 5 CLI/real-PTY tests pass. ARM static size: 19,712,168 -> 19,702,744 B, savings 9,424 B; remaining growth over matching base 19,601,832 B is +100,912 B. No new dependencies/features and no cap change. Original implementation x86 static measurement has now completed on compute01: 21,563,888 B versus matching base 21,431,472 B, +132,416 B. Symbol-bearing original head/base copies are building for function attribution; no reduction on x86 is claimed yet. Next candidate shares the existing bounded discovery state machine across its consumers rather than embedding another copy in automation; measured size and tests are pending. Full fast remains pending reduction work.

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2026-10-31 17:40:19 +00:00

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J14 x86 attribution (compute01, same source/recipe, no dependency/feature/profile changes): original implementation 69dedbe1b is 21,563,888 B vs base 21,431,472 B (+132,416 B). Symbol-bearing companion builds match the stripped binaries' .text/.rodata/unwind section sizes exactly. Unique-address text symbol totals grow 110,158 B; the actual .text section grows 110,400 B including padding.

Defining-crate text deltas under LTO: infraternal_agent +38,002 B; core +36,290 B; infraternal CLI +15,294 B; serde_json +8,121 B; alloc +6,046 B; infraternal_shim +3,298 B. Generic sort/map work is charged to core/alloc, not its originating caller; inlined work may be charged to the caller. These are attribution diagnostics, not separate additive feature budgets.

Largest functions/contributors: automation operations poll body 14,924 B; redundant CLI name-sort family about 27 KiB; local-control dispatch poll growth 7,542 B; CLI adapter poll 7,498 B; typed Reply JSON parser 6,827 B; metadata factory 5,789 B; CLI result output 5,406 B; top-level dispatch growth 5,401 B; local request transport 4,187 B; typed name-map insert 2,791 B. Section growth outside .text: .rodata +4,096 B, exception table +4,928 B, .eh_frame +10,840 B, .eh_frame_hdr +1,160 B, relocation/read-only data and padding make up the remaining aligned artifact difference.

Measured ARM reductions so far (all committed/pushed, focused gates pass):

75d9e8791 JSON parser/map sharing: 19,712,168 -> 19,702,744 B (-9,424 B).
0a07f592a shared discovery state machine: -> 19,673,016 B (-29,728 B); 9 session tests pass, 1 ignored, 5 CLI tests pass.
e9c9b9bea remove redundant final name sort: -> 19,650,360 B (-22,656 B); 5 CLI tests pass and assert UUID/page order.
Remaining ARM growth is +48,528 B versus matching native base 19,601,832 B, now inside the written-reason band. x86 per-reduction rows are queued on compute01.

An extra static-metadata/output allocation candidate was tested and rejected: 19,651,208 B, +848 B worse than e9c9b9bea. It is not committed. A narrower cold-adapter/output-buffer candidate is being measured. No cap changed; no full-fast pass yet. Final before/after table, raw symbol receipts and full fast output follow after the queued measurements.

J14 x86 attribution (compute01, same source/recipe, no dependency/feature/profile changes): original implementation 69dedbe1b is 21,563,888 B vs base 21,431,472 B (+132,416 B). Symbol-bearing companion builds match the stripped binaries' .text/.rodata/unwind section sizes exactly. Unique-address text symbol totals grow 110,158 B; the actual .text section grows 110,400 B including padding. Defining-crate text deltas under LTO: infraternal_agent +38,002 B; core +36,290 B; infraternal CLI +15,294 B; serde_json +8,121 B; alloc +6,046 B; infraternal_shim +3,298 B. Generic sort/map work is charged to core/alloc, not its originating caller; inlined work may be charged to the caller. These are attribution diagnostics, not separate additive feature budgets. Largest functions/contributors: automation operations poll body 14,924 B; redundant CLI name-sort family about 27 KiB; local-control dispatch poll growth 7,542 B; CLI adapter poll 7,498 B; typed Reply JSON parser 6,827 B; metadata factory 5,789 B; CLI result output 5,406 B; top-level dispatch growth 5,401 B; local request transport 4,187 B; typed name-map insert 2,791 B. Section growth outside .text: .rodata +4,096 B, exception table +4,928 B, .eh_frame +10,840 B, .eh_frame_hdr +1,160 B, relocation/read-only data and padding make up the remaining aligned artifact difference. Measured ARM reductions so far (all committed/pushed, focused gates pass): - 75d9e8791 JSON parser/map sharing: 19,712,168 -> 19,702,744 B (-9,424 B). - 0a07f592a shared discovery state machine: -> 19,673,016 B (-29,728 B); 9 session tests pass, 1 ignored, 5 CLI tests pass. - e9c9b9bea remove redundant final name sort: -> 19,650,360 B (-22,656 B); 5 CLI tests pass and assert UUID/page order. Remaining ARM growth is +48,528 B versus matching native base 19,601,832 B, now inside the written-reason band. x86 per-reduction rows are queued on compute01. An extra static-metadata/output allocation candidate was tested and rejected: 19,651,208 B, +848 B worse than e9c9b9bea. It is not committed. A narrower cold-adapter/output-buffer candidate is being measured. No cap changed; no full-fast pass yet. Final before/after table, raw symbol receipts and full fast output follow after the queued measurements.

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2026-10-31 17:52:49 +00:00

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J15 compute01 queue update: the worker has waited 1 hour for a build slot, without starting a feature build. The four locks are held by active jobs in J16-appwin-on-dev, j20-h2h, j3-review and infraternal-j11-review; none is a D315 orphan. Compute01 is reachable, so this is capacity waiting rather than the outage timeout. The worker now chains x86 measurement, scripts/verify fast and the production namespace browser flows through one slot. Latest focused UI result: 4 pass, 0 fail, 21 assertions. The short notice offers Copy guard/Add guard, and the confirmation previews the exact guard. Already-shown hosts now skip process inspection entirely. No commit/push or gate success claim yet.

J15 compute01 queue update: the worker has waited 1 hour for a build slot, without starting a feature build. The four locks are held by active jobs in J16-appwin-on-dev, j20-h2h, j3-review and infraternal-j11-review; none is a D315 orphan. Compute01 is reachable, so this is capacity waiting rather than the outage timeout. The worker now chains x86 measurement, `scripts/verify fast` and the production namespace browser flows through one slot. Latest focused UI result: 4 pass, 0 fail, 21 assertions. The short notice offers Copy guard/Add guard, and the confirmation previews the exact guard. Already-shown hosts now skip process inspection entirely. No commit/push or gate success claim yet.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 18:11:25 +00:00

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J14 reduction table — all retained commits are pushed on cli-sessions-d314, final head 0983404abb217c4dee8c34632f6ea703e3b0025b. x86 measurements ran sequentially on compute01 through build-slot; native ARM measurements used dev-02-std. Each column uses its matching base and recipe.

Revision	Change	x86_64 bytes	Step delta	Native aarch64 bytes	Step delta
`42ab33035`	Base	21,431,472	—	19,601,832	—
`69dedbe1b`	Preserved implementation	21,563,888	+132,416	19,712,168	+110,336
`75d9e8791`	Shared JSON parsing/map	21,548,336	−15,552	19,702,744	−9,424
`0a07f592a`	Shared discovery future	21,517,456	−30,880	19,673,016	−29,728
`e9c9b9bea`	Remove redundant final sort	21,489,360	−28,096	19,650,360	−22,656
`0983404ab`	Cold adapter/output buffer	21,489,008	−352	19,650,216	−144
Final over base			+57,536		+48,384

Total reduction: 74,880 B x86 and 61,952 B native ARM, over half the original growth. The static-metadata rewrite candidate was tested and discarded because it increased ARM size by 848 B. No dependency, feature, release profile or size ceiling changes.

Proposed D243 written reason (56.19 KiB x86 / 47.25 KiB native ARM): remaining code provides the five requested operations, kernel caller/account checks, atomic private naming, literal program startup, bounded replay/input acknowledgements, negotiated saved-shell close, and shared action help/skills. The measured reductions remove unnecessary duplicate machinery; reaching <16 KiB was not achieved while retaining those requirements. Compatibility/MCP/canvas implementations remain later slices and add no duplicate handlers here; they should reuse these same definitions, handlers and authority boundary. No new engine/library choice was made. Current ceilings stay unchanged pending the owner's measured-exception/integration decision.

Focused gates for every retained reduction pass on ARM. The full scripts/verify fast is now running on compute01 at the final head. A pinned-perf 50-real-PTY comparison is also in progress; final gate output, performance comparison, symbol receipts and cleanup evidence will follow. No full-green claim yet; existing strict size caps are expected to reject the justified growth until an exception is accepted.

J14 reduction table — all retained commits are pushed on `cli-sessions-d314`, final head `0983404abb217c4dee8c34632f6ea703e3b0025b`. x86 measurements ran sequentially on compute01 through build-slot; native ARM measurements used dev-02-std. Each column uses its matching base and recipe. | Revision | Change | x86_64 bytes | Step delta | Native aarch64 bytes | Step delta | | --- | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | | 42ab33035 | Base | 21,431,472 | — | 19,601,832 | — | | 69dedbe1b | Preserved implementation | 21,563,888 | +132,416 | 19,712,168 | +110,336 | | 75d9e8791 | Shared JSON parsing/map | 21,548,336 | −15,552 | 19,702,744 | −9,424 | | 0a07f592a | Shared discovery future | 21,517,456 | −30,880 | 19,673,016 | −29,728 | | e9c9b9bea | Remove redundant final sort | 21,489,360 | −28,096 | 19,650,360 | −22,656 | | 0983404ab | Cold adapter/output buffer | 21,489,008 | −352 | 19,650,216 | −144 | | **Final over base** | | | **+57,536** | | **+48,384** | Total reduction: 74,880 B x86 and 61,952 B native ARM, over half the original growth. The static-metadata rewrite candidate was tested and discarded because it increased ARM size by 848 B. No dependency, feature, release profile or size ceiling changes. Proposed D243 written reason (56.19 KiB x86 / 47.25 KiB native ARM): remaining code provides the five requested operations, kernel caller/account checks, atomic private naming, literal program startup, bounded replay/input acknowledgements, negotiated saved-shell close, and shared action help/skills. The measured reductions remove unnecessary duplicate machinery; reaching <16 KiB was not achieved while retaining those requirements. Compatibility/MCP/canvas implementations remain later slices and add no duplicate handlers here; they should reuse these same definitions, handlers and authority boundary. No new engine/library choice was made. Current ceilings stay unchanged pending the owner's measured-exception/integration decision. Focused gates for every retained reduction pass on ARM. The full `scripts/verify fast` is now running on compute01 at the final head. A pinned-perf 50-real-PTY comparison is also in progress; final gate output, performance comparison, symbol receipts and cleanup evidence will follow. No full-green claim yet; existing strict size caps are expected to reject the justified growth until an exception is accepted.

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2026-10-31 18:29:12 +00:00

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J14 performance follow-up at 0983404abb217c4dee8c34632f6ea703e3b0025b: the first separated perf runs showed a 33–35% slowdown, so I repeated in original/final/final/original/original/final order under one perf-run lock. All six 50-real-PTY fixture runs pass. Each performs three warmups and 31 end-to-end CLI subprocess calls per operation. The paired measurements do not reproduce a consistent slowdown; inter-run variation is substantial.

Binary	list p50 range (ms)	median list p50/p95 (ms)	send p50 range (ms)	median send p50/p95 (ms)	mean shim RSS ×50 (KiB)
original	5.162–6.678	5.756/6.180	3.348–3.805	3.412/3.761	197685.3
final	5.192–6.258	5.412/5.958	3.114–3.790	3.300/3.657	197086.7

Pinned x86 perf VM; 5/3063 aggregate CPU jiffies of steal. RSS is the sum of shim VmRSS and includes shared pages per process; it excludes CLI and daemon RSS. This is a bounded automation benchmark, not a keystroke budget claim. The harness cleaned its own fixtures. Raw paired results will be attached with the final receipts.

Full fast is still running on compute01. It exposed one test-only pedantic lint (4294967296_u64 needs digit separators); a formatting-only fix is awaiting ARM Clippy/test capacity. No production behavior or size change is involved. A clean final-head rerun will follow.

J14 performance follow-up at `0983404abb217c4dee8c34632f6ea703e3b0025b`: the first separated perf runs showed a 33–35% slowdown, so I repeated in original/final/final/original/original/final order under one `perf-run` lock. All six 50-real-PTY fixture runs pass. Each performs three warmups and 31 end-to-end CLI subprocess calls per operation. The paired measurements do not reproduce a consistent slowdown; inter-run variation is substantial. | Binary | list p50 range (ms) | median list p50/p95 (ms) | send p50 range (ms) | median send p50/p95 (ms) | mean shim RSS ×50 (KiB) | |---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:| | original | 5.162–6.678 | 5.756/6.180 | 3.348–3.805 | 3.412/3.761 | 197685.3 | | final | 5.192–6.258 | 5.412/5.958 | 3.114–3.790 | 3.300/3.657 | 197086.7 | Pinned x86 perf VM; 5/3063 aggregate CPU jiffies of steal. RSS is the sum of shim VmRSS and includes shared pages per process; it excludes CLI and daemon RSS. This is a bounded automation benchmark, not a keystroke budget claim. The harness cleaned its own fixtures. Raw paired results will be attached with the final receipts. Full fast is still running on compute01. It exposed one test-only pedantic lint (`4294967296_u64` needs digit separators); a formatting-only fix is awaiting ARM Clippy/test capacity. No production behavior or size change is involved. A clean final-head rerun will follow.

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2026-10-31 18:34:57 +00:00

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J14 full-gate finding: the existing ctrl_c_in_json_mode_ends_with_an_interrupted_envelope_and_exit_130 test failed with “still running after SIGINT”. Root cause reproduced outside the test against both preserved unmodified base 42ab33035 and reduced 0983404ab static binaries: inherited SIGINT=ignored makes both wait beyond five seconds; inherited SIGINT=default makes both emit the interrupted JSON envelope and terminate by signal 2. The background-shell launcher had inherited SIGINT ignored. The final gate launcher will explicitly reset SIGINT before exec; no product-code change or test relaxation is needed. The repro cleans every child it creates. Raw evidence follows with final attachments.

The separate new test-literal Clippy failure has a one-token formatting fix awaiting focused validation. Full fast remains pending; size ceilings remain unchanged.

J14 full-gate finding: the existing `ctrl_c_in_json_mode_ends_with_an_interrupted_envelope_and_exit_130` test failed with “still running after SIGINT”. Root cause reproduced outside the test against both preserved unmodified base `42ab33035` and reduced `0983404ab` static binaries: inherited SIGINT=ignored makes both wait beyond five seconds; inherited SIGINT=default makes both emit the interrupted JSON envelope and terminate by signal 2. The background-shell launcher had inherited SIGINT ignored. The final gate launcher will explicitly reset SIGINT before exec; no product-code change or test relaxation is needed. The repro cleans every child it creates. Raw evidence follows with final attachments. The separate new test-literal Clippy failure has a one-token formatting fix awaiting focused validation. Full fast remains pending; size ceilings remain unchanged.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 18:52:48 +00:00

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J15 remains waiting: compute01 worker PID 443439 has now spent 2 hours in build-slot without beginning the feature build. Compute01 is up and actively compiling; all four locks have changed holders since the earlier checks, so this is a saturated/non-FIFO queue rather than a stale D315 process or an outage. The two-hour outage handback condition does not apply. I am continuing to wait for the requested gates.

Queued sequence remains x86 size-first build (changed-source mtimes refreshed; identical baseline/feature binaries rejected), scripts/verify fast, then real production namespace browser flows/screenshots in the same slot. Branch/worktree still contain the complete uncommitted D315 implementation; no cap changes, commit, push or gate-success claim.

J15 remains waiting: compute01 worker PID 443439 has now spent 2 hours in build-slot without beginning the feature build. Compute01 is up and actively compiling; all four locks have changed holders since the earlier checks, so this is a saturated/non-FIFO queue rather than a stale D315 process or an outage. The two-hour outage handback condition does not apply. I am continuing to wait for the requested gates. Queued sequence remains x86 size-first build (changed-source mtimes refreshed; identical baseline/feature binaries rejected), `scripts/verify fast`, then real production namespace browser flows/screenshots in the same slot. Branch/worktree still contain the complete uncommitted D315 implementation; no cap changes, commit, push or gate-success claim.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 18:54:49 +00:00

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J14 checkpoint: cli-sessions-d314 is clean and pushed at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76. This final commit only groups a test's integer literal; ARM all-target pedantic Clippy and the private-name validation test pass. Final-head native ARM rebuild confirms exactly 19,650,216 B (+48,384 B over matching base). Its job is complete; its target directory was removed under the shared-machine cleanup rule.

Final x86 symbol attribution is collected: unique-address text growth +47,476 B, versus +110,158 B originally. Net defining-crate text deltas: infraternal_agent +28,153 B, CLI +14,570 B, alloc +6,112 B, core +4,214 B, shim +3,298 B, serde_json +1,020 B, tokio −12,545 B (LTO and renamed/inlined async functions affect ownership). .text section +47,360 B. Detailed per-function receipts are saved.

The first complete fast run finished with only three failing rows: the now-fixed test-literal Clippy lint, the SIGINT-inheritance timeout reproduced on base, and the unchanged strict size cap. Other rows passed. The final-head rerun with default SIGINT is waiting for a compute01 build slot (PID 1881153), log ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log; full log will be verify-fast-final.log beside it. No code change or cap increase is pending. Pinned perf work is finished and its fixture cleanup audited. Final handback and attachments will follow the full rerun and compute01 cleanup; no green-gate claim yet.

J14 checkpoint: `cli-sessions-d314` is clean and pushed at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`. This final commit only groups a test's integer literal; ARM all-target pedantic Clippy and the private-name validation test pass. Final-head native ARM rebuild confirms exactly 19,650,216 B (+48,384 B over matching base). Its job is complete; its target directory was removed under the shared-machine cleanup rule. Final x86 symbol attribution is collected: unique-address text growth +47,476 B, versus +110,158 B originally. Net defining-crate text deltas: infraternal_agent +28,153 B, CLI +14,570 B, alloc +6,112 B, core +4,214 B, shim +3,298 B, serde_json +1,020 B, tokio −12,545 B (LTO and renamed/inlined async functions affect ownership). `.text` section +47,360 B. Detailed per-function receipts are saved. The first complete fast run finished with only three failing rows: the now-fixed test-literal Clippy lint, the SIGINT-inheritance timeout reproduced on base, and the unchanged strict size cap. Other rows passed. The final-head rerun with default SIGINT is waiting for a compute01 build slot (PID 1881153), log `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log`; full log will be `verify-fast-final.log` beside it. No code change or cap increase is pending. Pinned perf work is finished and its fixture cleanup audited. Final handback and attachments will follow the full rerun and compute01 cleanup; no green-gate claim yet.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 19:19:00 +00:00

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J14 final verification queue checkpoint: the final-head scripts/verify fast launcher has waited 30 minutes for compute01 capacity (PID 1881153; ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log). The host is reachable with ample disk, and all four locks belong to other active worktrees. No J14 orphan holds a slot. Branch remains clean and pushed at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; no code or cap changes since the preceding update. Native ARM final measurement and focused lint/test correction are complete; paired perf and final symbol receipts are collected. Continuing to wait for the required final gate, then collect its output and clean the compute target. No final-green claim.

J14 final verification queue checkpoint: the final-head `scripts/verify fast` launcher has waited 30 minutes for compute01 capacity (PID 1881153; `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log`). The host is reachable with ample disk, and all four locks belong to other active worktrees. No J14 orphan holds a slot. Branch remains clean and pushed at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`; no code or cap changes since the preceding update. Native ARM final measurement and focused lint/test correction are complete; paired perf and final symbol receipts are collected. Continuing to wait for the required final gate, then collect its output and clean the compute target. No final-green claim.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 19:33:07 +00:00

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J15 latest-source neutral checks passed on compute02 through build-slot (CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=3, temporary dev/test debug info disabled to keep the cache small; these are not size measurements):

Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized] target(s) in 2m 22s
test result: ok. 4 passed; 0 failed; 1 ignored; 0 measured; 77 filtered out; finished in 8.28s
test result: ok. 2 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 454 filtered out; finished in 0.01s
test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 455 filtered out; finished in 0.20s
test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 103 filtered out; finished in 0.00s
D315_NEUTRAL_EXIT=0

Commands: clippy for infraternal-agent/server/shim, all targets, -D warnings; agent startup_guard tests; server terminal_startup tests; real WebSocket ownership/confirmation refusal test; shim login-environment marker test. The ignored test is the explicit real-shell matrix, already green earlier and included again in the queued production worker. The latest frontend type check also exits 0; four controller tests pass (21 assertions).

This covers the latest ambiguity, tabs/CRLF, once-shown inspection skip and host-switch refresh changes. Raw logs saved outside the checkout at ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j15/evidence/. Compute01's size/fast/production-browser worker is still waiting for a slot; no final gate, size, screenshot, commit or push claim yet.

J15 latest-source neutral checks passed on compute02 through build-slot (`CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=3`, temporary dev/test debug info disabled to keep the cache small; these are not size measurements): ``` Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized] target(s) in 2m 22s test result: ok. 4 passed; 0 failed; 1 ignored; 0 measured; 77 filtered out; finished in 8.28s test result: ok. 2 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 454 filtered out; finished in 0.01s test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 455 filtered out; finished in 0.20s test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 103 filtered out; finished in 0.00s D315_NEUTRAL_EXIT=0 ``` Commands: clippy for infraternal-agent/server/shim, all targets, `-D warnings`; agent startup_guard tests; server terminal_startup tests; real WebSocket ownership/confirmation refusal test; shim login-environment marker test. The ignored test is the explicit real-shell matrix, already green earlier and included again in the queued production worker. The latest frontend type check also exits 0; four controller tests pass (21 assertions). This covers the latest ambiguity, tabs/CRLF, once-shown inspection skip and host-switch refresh changes. Raw logs saved outside the checkout at `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j15/evidence/`. Compute01's size/fast/production-browser worker is still waiting for a slot; no final gate, size, screenshot, commit or push claim yet.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 19:40:24 +00:00

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J14 raw attribution/performance receipts, posted while the final-head gate waits for compute01 capacity. These do not claim a green final gate. Head remains 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76 (test-only formatting after reduced production code 0983404ab).

Final versus base x86 unique-address text symbols grow 47,476 B, down from 110,158 B originally; actual .text grows 47,360 B. Net defining-crate deltas under LTO: infraternal_agent +28,153 B; CLI +14,570 B; alloc +6,112 B; core +4,214 B; shim +3,298 B; serde_json +1,020 B; tokio −12,545 B. Inlining and renamed async functions change apparent ownership; these are text diagnostics, not separate additive feature budgets.

Largest remaining functions: operations poll 14,765 B; CLI asynchronous execution 7,047 B and adapter 5,471 B; shared action definitions 5,789 B; result output 5,130 B; local-control dispatch growth 5,083 B; local request transport 4,187 B; shared discovery poll 3,341 B; literal-command launch 2,989 B. Daemon inlining adds 11,880 B to one caller while removing an 18,313 B caller. Outside text: .eh_frame +7,104 B, .eh_frame_hdr +688 B, exception table +1,788 B. The attached archive contains full original/final nm and section comparisons.

Perf archive includes the separated runs, paired repeat, machine quiet/load receipts and harness. The paired repeat does not reproduce a consistent slowdown (see preceding table). The SIGINT reproduction proves the inherited-ignore timeout on the unmodified base as well as the reduced binary; both pass with default SIGINT. All reproduction children and perf fixtures were cleaned. Final-head ARM size remains 19,650,216 B; native ARM target cleanup is complete. Full final gate and compute cleanup remain pending.

J14 raw attribution/performance receipts, posted while the final-head gate waits for compute01 capacity. These do not claim a green final gate. Head remains `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76` (test-only formatting after reduced production code `0983404ab`). Final versus base x86 unique-address text symbols grow 47,476 B, down from 110,158 B originally; actual `.text` grows 47,360 B. Net defining-crate deltas under LTO: infraternal_agent +28,153 B; CLI +14,570 B; alloc +6,112 B; core +4,214 B; shim +3,298 B; serde_json +1,020 B; tokio −12,545 B. Inlining and renamed async functions change apparent ownership; these are text diagnostics, not separate additive feature budgets. Largest remaining functions: operations poll 14,765 B; CLI asynchronous execution 7,047 B and adapter 5,471 B; shared action definitions 5,789 B; result output 5,130 B; local-control dispatch growth 5,083 B; local request transport 4,187 B; shared discovery poll 3,341 B; literal-command launch 2,989 B. Daemon inlining adds 11,880 B to one caller while removing an 18,313 B caller. Outside text: `.eh_frame` +7,104 B, `.eh_frame_hdr` +688 B, exception table +1,788 B. The attached archive contains full original/final nm and section comparisons. Perf archive includes the separated runs, paired repeat, machine quiet/load receipts and harness. The paired repeat does not reproduce a consistent slowdown (see preceding table). The SIGINT reproduction proves the inherited-ignore timeout on the unmodified base as well as the reduced binary; both pass with default SIGINT. All reproduction children and perf fixtures were cleaned. Final-head ARM size remains 19,650,216 B; native ARM target cleanup is complete. Full final gate and compute cleanup remain pending.

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kayg commented

2026-10-31 19:49:13 +00:00

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J14 final verification queue checkpoint: the final-head scripts/verify fast launcher has waited one hour for compute01 capacity (PID 1881153; ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log). The host is reachable with ample disk, and all four locks belong to other active worktrees. No J14 orphan holds a slot. Branch remains clean and pushed at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; no code or cap changes since the preceding update. Native ARM final measurement and focused lint/test correction are complete; paired perf and final symbol receipts are collected. Raw symbol/performance receipts are attached at comment 71452. Continuing to wait for the required final gate, then collect its output and clean the compute target. No final-green claim.

J14 final verification queue checkpoint: the final-head `scripts/verify fast` launcher has waited one hour for compute01 capacity (PID 1881153; `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log`). The host is reachable with ample disk, and all four locks belong to other active worktrees. No J14 orphan holds a slot. Branch remains clean and pushed at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`; no code or cap changes since the preceding update. Native ARM final measurement and focused lint/test correction are complete; paired perf and final symbol receipts are collected. Raw symbol/performance receipts are attached at comment 71452. Continuing to wait for the required final gate, then collect its output and clean the compute target. No final-green claim.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 19:52:52 +00:00

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J15 compute01 worker has now waited 3 hours in build-slot without starting. The four current holders are actively compiling Rust/Zig; the machine is up. Latest neutral clippy, unit checks and frontend type check are green as posted above. I am still waiting for the required x86/fast/production flows.

Disk observation: compute01 free space has fallen from 345 GB to 77 GB while jobs compile. To avoid another cache-related disk incident, the queued runner keeps the original shipping x86 measurement recipe, then sets CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=0 CARGO_PROFILE_TEST_DEBUG=0 for the full fast gate's temporary dev/test cache (CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=4). Release profile, dependencies, features, shipping flags and size ceilings are unchanged. The runner prints this environment in its receipt. No final gate/size/screenshots or commit/push claim yet.

J15 compute01 worker has now waited 3 hours in build-slot without starting. The four current holders are actively compiling Rust/Zig; the machine is up. Latest neutral clippy, unit checks and frontend type check are green as posted above. I am still waiting for the required x86/fast/production flows. Disk observation: compute01 free space has fallen from 345 GB to 77 GB while jobs compile. To avoid another cache-related disk incident, the queued runner keeps the original shipping x86 measurement recipe, then sets `CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=0 CARGO_PROFILE_TEST_DEBUG=0` for the full fast gate's temporary dev/test cache (`CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=4`). Release profile, dependencies, features, shipping flags and size ceilings are unchanged. The runner prints this environment in its receipt. No final gate/size/screenshots or commit/push claim yet.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 19:59:07 +00:00

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Queue retry / worker PID update: after more than 3 hours without a slot, I retried only J15's waiting worker once. SIGSTOP + /proc checks verified PID 443439 was still the build-slot waiter with only a sleep child before stopping it; no active build was interrupted. New worker PID 2794397 uses the same official build-slot command and appends to the preserved ~/d315-fast.log. It is still queued. There is one pending J15 worker on compute01, and no pending J15 work on compute02 (latest neutral checks completed green).

Queue retry / worker PID update: after more than 3 hours without a slot, I retried only J15's waiting worker once. SIGSTOP + `/proc` checks verified PID 443439 was still the build-slot waiter with only a sleep child before stopping it; no active build was interrupted. New worker **PID 2794397** uses the same official build-slot command and appends to the preserved `~/d315-fast.log`. It is still queued. There is one pending J15 worker on compute01, and no pending J15 work on compute02 (latest neutral checks completed green).

kayg commented

2026-10-31 20:10:54 +00:00

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J15 has acquired compute01 build-slot 3/4. The matching feature x86 static build is now recompiling the changed shim, server and infraternal-agent crates. Worker PID 2794397 continues with the full fast gate and production namespace browser flows in the same slot. No feature size or full-gate result yet.

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2026-10-31 20:17:17 +00:00

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J15 D243 size STOP — implementation not complete. Matching compute01 x86 static build succeeded, but the proposed D315 source is over the mandatory stop band:

Finished `release` profile [optimized] target(s) in 4m 25s
D315_X86_BYTES=21598160
D315_STATIC_EXIT=0

Unmodified base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b: 21,431,472 B. Feature: 21,598,160 B. Delta: +166,688 B (+162.78 KiB), far above both the requested <16 KiB target and BRIEF-COMMON's >64 KiB stop threshold. Changed source mtimes were refreshed before compilation, and the feature binary differs from the preserved baseline. Both binaries are preserved as ~/d315-baseline and ~/d315-feature on compute01.

I have stopped implementation changes. No cap/decision change, commit or push. The latest neutral clippy and focused unit/type checks are green as posted earlier. Per the explicit request to run the gates/screenshots before handback, the already-started worker is collecting full scripts/verify fast and production-flow evidence on this frozen source; this does not waive the size stop or constitute completion. Further reduction work needs an explicit orchestration continuation under the brief's stop rule. Worker PID 2794397; logs ~/d315-fast.log and (when reached) ~/d315-browser.log.

J15 **D243 size STOP — implementation not complete**. Matching compute01 x86 static build succeeded, but the proposed D315 source is over the mandatory stop band: ``` Finished `release` profile [optimized] target(s) in 4m 25s D315_X86_BYTES=21598160 D315_STATIC_EXIT=0 ``` Unmodified base `42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b`: **21,431,472 B**. Feature: **21,598,160 B**. Delta: **+166,688 B (+162.78 KiB)**, far above both the requested <16 KiB target and BRIEF-COMMON's >64 KiB stop threshold. Changed source mtimes were refreshed before compilation, and the feature binary differs from the preserved baseline. Both binaries are preserved as `~/d315-baseline` and `~/d315-feature` on compute01. I have stopped implementation changes. No cap/decision change, commit or push. The latest neutral clippy and focused unit/type checks are green as posted earlier. Per the explicit request to run the gates/screenshots before handback, the already-started worker is collecting full `scripts/verify fast` and production-flow evidence on this frozen source; this does not waive the size stop or constitute completion. Further reduction work needs an explicit orchestration continuation under the brief's stop rule. Worker PID 2794397; logs `~/d315-fast.log` and (when reached) `~/d315-browser.log`.

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2026-10-31 20:18:40 +00:00

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J14 final verification queue checkpoint: the final-head scripts/verify fast launcher has waited 90 minutes for compute01 capacity (PID 1881153; ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log). The host is reachable; the latest disk check shows 85 GiB free, and all four locks belong to other active worktrees. No J14 orphan holds a slot. Branch remains clean and pushed at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; no code or cap changes since the preceding update. Native ARM final measurement and focused lint/test correction are complete; paired perf and final symbol receipts are collected. Raw symbol/performance receipts are attached at comment 71452. Continuing to wait for the required final gate, then collect its output and clean the compute target. No final-green claim.

J14 final verification queue checkpoint: the final-head `scripts/verify fast` launcher has waited 90 minutes for compute01 capacity (PID 1881153; `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log`). The host is reachable; the latest disk check shows 85 GiB free, and all four locks belong to other active worktrees. No J14 orphan holds a slot. Branch remains clean and pushed at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`; no code or cap changes since the preceding update. Native ARM final measurement and focused lint/test correction are complete; paired perf and final symbol receipts are collected. Raw symbol/performance receipts are attached at comment 71452. Continuing to wait for the required final gate, then collect its output and clean the compute target. No final-green claim.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 20:20:33 +00:00

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J15 frozen source preservation for review/recovery, not completion. Branch d315-guard-line; HEAD remains base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b, with no new commit or push under the D243 stop.

The attached patch and source overlay contain all 26 changed/new files. Their file-content manifest was checked against the compute01 source that produced the measured over-budget binary (D315_FROZEN_SOURCE_MATCHED).

Patch SHA-256: e6bd1e79458d18fbff5036844c81c0059b1166c3190c7902eff998608b4a6df9
Source archive SHA-256: 15ebf7450724b143d0608405af8df20303009b380695a0e350825fdfbf829298
Base binary SHA-256: b527c33d9df30659c816b31546c9583b05c85bae87fa7b95eec4e207d589ea3c
Feature binary SHA-256: 85477c6e279a93fec84e82a55a05670a4906879713294f03f96c6b3ab58d2f20

Latest neutral clippy/unit/type receipts are attached. Full fast and production-flow receipts remain pending the already running worker. The measured +166,688 B is a stop, not an accepted size exception.

J15 frozen source preservation for review/recovery, not completion. Branch `d315-guard-line`; HEAD remains base `42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b`, with no new commit or push under the D243 stop. The attached patch and source overlay contain all 26 changed/new files. Their file-content manifest was checked against the compute01 source that produced the measured over-budget binary (`D315_FROZEN_SOURCE_MATCHED`). - Patch SHA-256: `e6bd1e79458d18fbff5036844c81c0059b1166c3190c7902eff998608b4a6df9` - Source archive SHA-256: `15ebf7450724b143d0608405af8df20303009b380695a0e350825fdfbf829298` - Base binary SHA-256: `b527c33d9df30659c816b31546c9583b05c85bae87fa7b95eec4e207d589ea3c` - Feature binary SHA-256: `85477c6e279a93fec84e82a55a05670a4906879713294f03f96c6b3ab58d2f20` Latest neutral clippy/unit/type receipts are attached. Full fast and production-flow receipts remain pending the already running worker. The measured +166,688 B is a stop, not an accepted size exception.

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kayg commented

2026-10-31 20:48:44 +00:00

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J14 final-head gate obtained compute01 slot 3/4 after nearly two hours queued. The original launcher continued normally; no retry or build interruption was needed. scripts/verify fast is now running at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76, with default SIGINT restored before the launcher exec. Outer log ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log; full gate log verify-fast-final.log beside it. No source, profile, dependency or ceiling changes. Next: inspect the complete output, collect the final x86 receipt and clean this job's target.

J14 final-head gate obtained compute01 slot 3/4 after nearly two hours queued. The original launcher continued normally; no retry or build interruption was needed. `scripts/verify fast` is now running at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`, with default SIGINT restored before the launcher exec. Outer log `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/final-x86.log`; full gate log `verify-fast-final.log` beside it. No source, profile, dependency or ceiling changes. Next: inspect the complete output, collect the final x86 receipt and clean this job's target.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 20:51:03 +00:00

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J15 frozen-source compute01 gate result (not completion). scripts/verify fast returned 1. The workspace test failure is the unchanged replay fixture's 109-byte AF_UNIX path; byte-identical base scripts reproduce that preflight failure. A focused retry with a short private root passes. The separate TypeScript gate passes, including production build and transfer budgets. Real bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij guard matrix passes.

Static gate: x86 21,598,160 B / cap 21,431,472 B (+166,688 B, also the matched-base delta); ARM 19,748,984 B / cap 19,605,896 B (+143,088 B versus cap only). No cap changes. D243 implementation stop remains in force.

Verbatim fast summary:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | FAIL (1)     |
+---------------------------+--------------+
D315_VERIFY_EXIT=1

Production screenshots attempted but the installed Nix Chromium revision differs from Playwright's expected revision (1248 vs 1228). An external configuration selecting the installed browser is queued through build-slot; feature source remains frozen. Raw logs attached below. No commit or push; source preserved in comment 71570.

J15 frozen-source compute01 gate result (not completion). `scripts/verify fast` returned 1. The workspace test failure is the unchanged replay fixture's 109-byte AF_UNIX path; byte-identical base scripts reproduce that preflight failure. A focused retry with a short private root passes. The separate TypeScript gate passes, including production build and transfer budgets. Real bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij guard matrix passes. Static gate: x86 21,598,160 B / cap 21,431,472 B (+166,688 B, also the matched-base delta); ARM 19,748,984 B / cap 19,605,896 B (+143,088 B versus cap only). No cap changes. D243 implementation stop remains in force. Verbatim fast summary: ``` +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | FAIL (1) | +---------------------------+--------------+ D315_VERIFY_EXIT=1 ``` Production screenshots attempted but the installed Nix Chromium revision differs from Playwright's expected revision (1248 vs 1228). An external configuration selecting the installed browser is queued through build-slot; feature source remains frozen. Raw logs attached below. No commit or push; source preserved in comment 71570.

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kayg commented

2026-10-31 20:58:42 +00:00

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J14 final-head gate update: Clippy, all five new CLI tests, all five automation tests, and the existing Ctrl-C JSON test pass. The workspace test row then found three existing remote_native_tests::terminal::gone_review failures. Evidence: the panic reports InvalidInput: path must be shorter than SUN_LEN; another assertion sees InvalidInput instead of TimedOut. These fixtures use INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT, while the runner had only set the separate INFRATERNAL_AGENT_TEST_STATE_ROOT.

No product/test code will change. After the current gate/static job exits, the prepared sequential follow-up (PID 3628610) will acquire build-slot, check out the unmodified task base, reproduce the long-root fixture failures, restore final head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76, and rerun full fast with the existing generic test-root override /tmp/j14-t. It waits for the current PID to exit before touching source. The current job is finishing static builds. Logs: ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/{verify-fast-final.log,corrected-x86.log,base-long-root.log,verify-fast-short-root.log} (the latter two begin in the follow-up). No size-cap or profile changes; no final green claim yet.

J14 final-head gate update: Clippy, all five new CLI tests, all five automation tests, and the existing Ctrl-C JSON test pass. The workspace test row then found three existing `remote_native_tests::terminal::gone_review` failures. Evidence: the panic reports `InvalidInput: path must be shorter than SUN_LEN`; another assertion sees InvalidInput instead of TimedOut. These fixtures use `INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT`, while the runner had only set the separate `INFRATERNAL_AGENT_TEST_STATE_ROOT`. No product/test code will change. After the current gate/static job exits, the prepared sequential follow-up (PID 3628610) will acquire build-slot, check out the unmodified task base, reproduce the long-root fixture failures, restore final head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`, and rerun full fast with the existing generic test-root override `/tmp/j14-t`. It waits for the current PID to exit before touching source. The current job is finishing static builds. Logs: `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/{verify-fast-final.log,corrected-x86.log,base-long-root.log,verify-fast-short-root.log}` (the latter two begin in the follow-up). No size-cap or profile changes; no final green claim yet.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 21:07:45 +00:00

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J14 fixture-root correction: pristine base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b reproduces the same three native-gone test failures (SUN_LEN; 2 pass, 3 fail in the filtered group). No product-code regression is attributed to them.

My first short-root choice /tmp/j14-t was wrong for the broader gate: /tmp is filesystem device 34, while the Cargo target and home cache are device 2049. Existing restart fixtures hard-link and execute test images, so that choice produces EXDEV/no-exec failures. The same final-head fixtures passed before this override. I have corrected the next runner to /home/claude/.cache/j14-t, with an explicit device-equality check before running; it is short enough for the socket fixtures and on the executable's filesystem. No source/test/profile change. This runner (PID 3710100, after-corrected.sh) waits for the current PID to exit, then uses build-slot; current worker PID 3628610 is still finishing its gate. Final log will be verify-fast-home-root.log, outer home-root-x86.log. Full evidence and cleanup follow the final run; no green claim yet.

J14 fixture-root correction: pristine base `42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b` reproduces the same three native-gone test failures (`SUN_LEN`; 2 pass, 3 fail in the filtered group). No product-code regression is attributed to them. My first short-root choice `/tmp/j14-t` was wrong for the broader gate: `/tmp` is filesystem device 34, while the Cargo target and home cache are device 2049. Existing restart fixtures hard-link and execute test images, so that choice produces EXDEV/no-exec failures. The same final-head fixtures passed before this override. I have corrected the next runner to `/home/claude/.cache/j14-t`, with an explicit device-equality check before running; it is short enough for the socket fixtures and on the executable's filesystem. No source/test/profile change. This runner (PID 3710100, `after-corrected.sh`) waits for the current PID to exit, then uses build-slot; current worker PID 3628610 is still finishing its gate. Final log will be `verify-fast-home-root.log`, outer `home-root-x86.log`. Full evidence and cleanup follow the final run; no green claim yet.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 21:18:39 +00:00

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J15 production screenshot retry is still queued after 30 minutes through compute01 build-slot (PID 3521082; ~/d315-browser-retry.log). The first attempt failed before opening the app because Nix provides Chromium 1248 while the installed Playwright expects 1228. The external configuration now selects the installed Nix executable and records failure screenshots. Runtime state uses /home/claude/.cache/j15-t (verified same device as the executable), leaving private mount/account setup intact. No feature source changed.

Full fast gate and its exact failing summary are in comment 71652 with raw logs; focused fixture retry, shell matrix and standalone TypeScript gate pass. D243 stop remains +166,688 B x86; no cap changes, commit or push. Frozen source and patch remain attached in comment 71570. Waiting for the screenshot run before final STOP handback and cleanup.

J15 production screenshot retry is still queued after 30 minutes through compute01 build-slot (PID 3521082; `~/d315-browser-retry.log`). The first attempt failed before opening the app because Nix provides Chromium 1248 while the installed Playwright expects 1228. The external configuration now selects the installed Nix executable and records failure screenshots. Runtime state uses `/home/claude/.cache/j15-t` (verified same device as the executable), leaving private mount/account setup intact. No feature source changed. Full fast gate and its exact failing summary are in comment 71652 with raw logs; focused fixture retry, shell matrix and standalone TypeScript gate pass. D243 stop remains +166,688 B x86; no cap changes, commit or push. Frozen source and patch remain attached in comment 71570. Waiting for the screenshot run before final STOP handback and cleanup.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 21:22:03 +00:00

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J14 verification handoff: the /tmp-root gate has finished; its output is preserved. Final x86 remains 21,489,008 B, and cmp confirms it is byte-for-byte identical to the reduced binary used in the pinned perf comparison. No production-code change after the measured reductions.

The corrected same-filesystem home-root runner is now queued through build-slot (PID 3710100; ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/home-root-x86.log, waiting since 22:19:58 UTC / 03:49:58 IST). It uses /home/claude/.cache/j14-t, checks its filesystem device equals the Cargo target's, runs full fast, then separately executes the existing TS section that the unchanged Rust size cap would otherwise skip. Final logs will be verify-fast-home-root.log and verify-ts-final.log. Earlier workers have exited; the worktree is clean at pushed head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; unused /tmp/j14-t fixtures were removed. Only this one J14 verification worker remains. No new source, dependency, profile or cap changes; no final-green claim.

J14 verification handoff: the `/tmp`-root gate has finished; its output is preserved. Final x86 remains 21,489,008 B, and `cmp` confirms it is byte-for-byte identical to the reduced binary used in the pinned perf comparison. No production-code change after the measured reductions. The corrected same-filesystem home-root runner is now queued through build-slot (PID 3710100; `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/home-root-x86.log`, waiting since 22:19:58 UTC / 03:49:58 IST). It uses `/home/claude/.cache/j14-t`, checks its filesystem device equals the Cargo target's, runs full fast, then separately executes the existing TS section that the unchanged Rust size cap would otherwise skip. Final logs will be `verify-fast-home-root.log` and `verify-ts-final.log`. Earlier workers have exited; the worktree is clean at pushed head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`; unused `/tmp/j14-t` fixtures were removed. Only this one J14 verification worker remains. No new source, dependency, profile or cap changes; no final-green claim.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 21:48:39 +00:00

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J15 screenshot retry has now queued for one hour on compute01 through build-slot (PID 3521082, ~/d315-browser-retry.log). No new source changes or gate claims. The external browser executable correction and same-filesystem private runtime are ready. Full fast result remains exit 1 (size +166,688 B x86, unchanged fixture path failure); short-root focused retry, shell matrix and standalone TS gate passed. Source archive: comment 71570; raw gates: comment 71652. Waiting for the production capture before final STOP handback/cleanup.

J15 screenshot retry has now queued for one hour on compute01 through build-slot (PID 3521082, `~/d315-browser-retry.log`). No new source changes or gate claims. The external browser executable correction and same-filesystem private runtime are ready. Full fast result remains exit 1 (size +166,688 B x86, unchanged fixture path failure); short-root focused retry, shell matrix and standalone TS gate passed. Source archive: comment 71570; raw gates: comment 71652. Waiting for the production capture before final STOP handback/cleanup.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 21:53:03 +00:00

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J14 same-filesystem-root verification is still queued after about 33 minutes (one worker, PID 3710100). Compute01 is reachable with 94 GiB free; the four slots are occupied by active jobs. No code or cap changes. Branch remains pushed/clean at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76. Raw symbol/perf receipts remain attached at comment 71452, and the final x86 production binary is confirmed identical to the perf artifact. Waiting for verify-fast-home-root.log plus the separate existing TS section, then cleanup and handback.

Timestamp correction to the preceding handoff: build-slot stamps are CET (+0100), not UTC. Its 22:19:58 queue stamp is 02:49:58 IST on Nov 1, rather than 03:49:58 IST. Elapsed waits and benchmark durations use monotonic time; the measurements are unaffected.

J14 same-filesystem-root verification is still queued after about 33 minutes (one worker, PID 3710100). Compute01 is reachable with 94 GiB free; the four slots are occupied by active jobs. No code or cap changes. Branch remains pushed/clean at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`. Raw symbol/perf receipts remain attached at comment 71452, and the final x86 production binary is confirmed identical to the perf artifact. Waiting for `verify-fast-home-root.log` plus the separate existing TS section, then cleanup and handback. Timestamp correction to the preceding handoff: build-slot stamps are CET (+0100), not UTC. Its `22:19:58` queue stamp is **02:49:58 IST on Nov 1**, rather than 03:49:58 IST. Elapsed waits and benchmark durations use monotonic time; the measurements are unaffected.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 22:24:37 +00:00

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J14 queue checkpoint: the same-filesystem-root final gate has waited just over one hour for a compute01 build slot (PID 3710100; ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/home-root-x86.log). It remains the only J14 worker. Branch cli-sessions-d314 is still clean/pushed at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; production x86 remains 21,489,008 B and byte-identical to the perf artifact. No source, profile, dependency, feature or cap changes.

The remaining runner uses a short root on the target's filesystem, runs full fast, and separately runs the existing TS section. Native ARM final measurement and cleanup, perf measurements/cleanup, base reproduction of the three long-path failures, and raw original/final attribution are complete. Receipts are attached at comment 71452. Waiting to collect the final gate and TS logs, audit the last worker, remove this job's x86 target/fixture root and post the handback. No green final-gate claim.

J14 queue checkpoint: the same-filesystem-root final gate has waited just over one hour for a compute01 build slot (PID 3710100; `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/home-root-x86.log`). It remains the only J14 worker. Branch `cli-sessions-d314` is still clean/pushed at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`; production x86 remains 21,489,008 B and byte-identical to the perf artifact. No source, profile, dependency, feature or cap changes. The remaining runner uses a short root on the target's filesystem, runs full fast, and separately runs the existing TS section. Native ARM final measurement and cleanup, perf measurements/cleanup, base reproduction of the three long-path failures, and raw original/final attribution are complete. Receipts are attached at comment 71452. Waiting to collect the final gate and TS logs, audit the last worker, remove this job's x86 target/fixture root and post the handback. No green final-gate claim.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 22:39:23 +00:00

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J15 STOP handback — D315 is not complete.

Branch d315-guard-line, HEAD/base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b. All 26 proposed files remain uncommitted in /home/kayg/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-d315. No push, cap change, merge or deployment. Source patch/archive and hash manifest are preserved in comment 71570. Remote changed-source hashes still match that manifest.

The proposed implementation wires the every-PTY marker, read-only startup detection, once-per-host quiet notice, Copy guard, explicit-confirm Add guard, precise undo, shell variants/exec patterns and global/host hint preferences. Focused file-safety, preference, authorization, PTY-marker and UI-controller tests passed on compute02; compute01 real shell matrix and standalone TypeScript gate passed. The production UI flow remains unverified.

D243 stop: BRIEF-COMMON says “>64 KiB stop and report.” Matching compute01 x86 artifacts measure 21,431,472 → 21,598,160 B: +166,688 B (+162.78125 KiB). This exceeds the requested <16 KiB target and mandatory stop threshold. ARM cross-build is 19,748,984 B versus its existing 19,605,896 B cap (+143,088 B versus cap; no matching ARM baseline rebuilt). Retained binaries on compute01: ~/d315-baseline, ~/d315-feature, ~/d315-feature-aarch64.

Verbatim scripts/verify fast summary:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | FAIL (1)     |
+---------------------------+--------------+
D315_VERIFY_EXIT=1

The test failure is adopted_raw_and_snapshot_replays_keep_pre_resize_geometry: unchanged Python fixture preflight rejects a 109-byte AF_UNIX path before launching the binary. Extracted unmodified-base scripts reproduce that preflight error; this is not a full baseline fast run. Focused retry using a short private root passes (D315_GEOMETRY_RETRY_EXIT=0). The real bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij guard matrix passes. The separately run full TypeScript section, including production build and transfer budget, passes (D315_TYPESCRIPT_GATE_EXIT=0). Raw gate, browser-attempt and base-preflight logs are attached to comment 71652.

Production screenshot attempt: six flows were scheduled; the first failed before opening the app because Playwright expected Chromium revision 1228 while Nix supplied 1248 (one failed, five not run). No production screenshots were captured. An external configuration selecting the installed Nix executable and a short, same-filesystem home-cache runtime was prepared. Its build-slot retry stayed queued for 1 h 49 min and was canceled under the D243 stop. This was queue contention, not a compute01 outage. Configuration, retry script and queue log are attached for recovery.

Remaining: explicit orchestration continuation for size attribution/reduction to the D243 budget; reconcile with current origin/dev and re-run the full gate with a short home-cache test root; run the corrected production browser flow and attach screenshots; address any findings, then make the atomic implementation commit and push d315-guard-line. No completion or end-to-end UI claim.

Cleanup complete: canceled waiter verified stopped before termination; original worker and retry gone; no processes with this job’s executable/runtime/worktree paths remain. Both VM target caches and private fixture/runtime state were removed. Evidence, measured binaries and source overlays retained. Issue left open.

J15 **STOP handback — D315 is not complete**. Branch `d315-guard-line`, HEAD/base `42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b`. All 26 proposed files remain uncommitted in `/home/kayg/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-d315`. No push, cap change, merge or deployment. Source patch/archive and hash manifest are preserved in [comment 71570](https://git.kayg.org/kayg/infraternal/issues/251#issuecomment-71570). Remote changed-source hashes still match that manifest. The proposed implementation wires the every-PTY marker, read-only startup detection, once-per-host quiet notice, Copy guard, explicit-confirm Add guard, precise undo, shell variants/exec patterns and global/host hint preferences. Focused file-safety, preference, authorization, PTY-marker and UI-controller tests passed on compute02; compute01 real shell matrix and standalone TypeScript gate passed. The production UI flow remains unverified. **D243 stop:** BRIEF-COMMON says “>64 KiB stop and report.” Matching compute01 x86 artifacts measure **21,431,472 → 21,598,160 B: +166,688 B (+162.78125 KiB)**. This exceeds the requested <16 KiB target and mandatory stop threshold. ARM cross-build is 19,748,984 B versus its existing 19,605,896 B cap (+143,088 B versus cap; no matching ARM baseline rebuilt). Retained binaries on compute01: `~/d315-baseline`, `~/d315-feature`, `~/d315-feature-aarch64`. Verbatim `scripts/verify fast` summary: ``` +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | FAIL (1) | +---------------------------+--------------+ D315_VERIFY_EXIT=1 ``` The test failure is `adopted_raw_and_snapshot_replays_keep_pre_resize_geometry`: unchanged Python fixture preflight rejects a 109-byte AF_UNIX path before launching the binary. Extracted unmodified-base scripts reproduce that preflight error; this is not a full baseline fast run. Focused retry using a short private root passes (`D315_GEOMETRY_RETRY_EXIT=0`). The real bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij guard matrix passes. The separately run full TypeScript section, including production build and transfer budget, passes (`D315_TYPESCRIPT_GATE_EXIT=0`). Raw gate, browser-attempt and base-preflight logs are attached to [comment 71652](https://git.kayg.org/kayg/infraternal/issues/251#issuecomment-71652). **Production screenshot attempt:** six flows were scheduled; the first failed before opening the app because Playwright expected Chromium revision 1228 while Nix supplied 1248 (one failed, five not run). No production screenshots were captured. An external configuration selecting the installed Nix executable and a short, same-filesystem home-cache runtime was prepared. Its build-slot retry stayed queued for **1 h 49 min** and was canceled under the D243 stop. This was queue contention, not a compute01 outage. Configuration, retry script and queue log are attached for recovery. **Remaining:** explicit orchestration continuation for size attribution/reduction to the D243 budget; reconcile with current origin/dev and re-run the full gate with a short home-cache test root; run the corrected production browser flow and attach screenshots; address any findings, then make the atomic implementation commit and push `d315-guard-line`. No completion or end-to-end UI claim. Cleanup complete: canceled waiter verified stopped before termination; original worker and retry gone; no processes with this job’s executable/runtime/worktree paths remain. Both VM target caches and private fixture/runtime state were removed. Evidence, measured binaries and source overlays retained. Issue left open.

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J15 resumed under explicit orchestrator authorization to commit over budget and continue attribution/reduction. Rebased onto origin/dev 4ac9a0429b445971c07e9edab48c0c6e4fb1718d, committed and pushed c7b4e62c0 on d315-guard-line, message marked “size over D243, under reduction.” No size-cap/profile changes.

Next: matching compute01 base/head static builds in the same worktree/toolchain/target, retain shipping artifacts plus final-bin symbol relinks, compare ELF sections and nm symbol sizes, and compare dependency feature trees. This should separate actual feature code/serialization from embedded assets or linker shifts. Findings will be posted here for J36/#269 to read.

Browser moves to compute02 as requested. It currently has only 17 GB free, below build-slot's mandatory 25 GB floor, and this job's old target cache was already removed. Browser setup will queue through build-slot; no cleanup of other jobs' files.

J15 resumed under explicit orchestrator authorization to commit over budget and continue attribution/reduction. Rebased onto origin/dev `4ac9a0429b445971c07e9edab48c0c6e4fb1718d`, committed and pushed `c7b4e62c0` on `d315-guard-line`, message marked “size over D243, under reduction.” No size-cap/profile changes. Next: matching compute01 base/head static builds in the same worktree/toolchain/target, retain shipping artifacts plus final-bin symbol relinks, compare ELF sections and nm symbol sizes, and compare dependency feature trees. This should separate actual feature code/serialization from embedded assets or linker shifts. Findings will be posted here for J36/#269 to read. Browser moves to compute02 as requested. It currently has only 17 GB free, below build-slot's mandatory 25 GB floor, and this job's old target cache was already removed. Browser setup will queue through build-slot; no cleanup of other jobs' files.

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J14 native ARM receipt bundle: matching base 19,601,832 B; preserved implementation 19,712,168 B; final pushed head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76 is 19,650,216 B (+48,384 B / 47.25 KiB). Retained reductions save 61,952 B. Focused tests/Clippy, close regression red/green and per-step/final measurements are included.

The archive's notes distinguish the rejected early stale head result from the authoritative forced rebuild; the rejected measurement is preserved for transparency and is not used in the table. It also marks the discarded broader metadata candidate. The native ARM target is already removed and that worker is finished. The final same-filesystem-root full gate/TS worker remains queued on compute01; no final-green claim.

J14 native ARM receipt bundle: matching base 19,601,832 B; preserved implementation 19,712,168 B; final pushed head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76` is 19,650,216 B (+48,384 B / 47.25 KiB). Retained reductions save 61,952 B. Focused tests/Clippy, close regression red/green and per-step/final measurements are included. The archive's notes distinguish the rejected early stale head result from the authoritative forced rebuild; the rejected measurement is preserved for transparency and is not used in the table. It also marks the discarded broader metadata candidate. The native ARM target is already removed and that worker is finished. The final same-filesystem-root full gate/TS worker remains queued on compute01; no final-green claim.

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J15 attribution, source facts for J36/#269 while matching builds queue:

No embedded tracer bundle: infraternal-server/src/runtime.rs:677 passes web_root to web_assets::router, whose ServeDir/ServeFile read the production dist from disk. infraternal-server/build.rs embeds compacted migrations and optional trust metadata, not TS assets. A TS chunk increase therefore does not directly add its bytes to this static ELF.
D315 manifest/lock diff adds only an agent → sha2 dependency edge. No new package, feature declaration, regex or clap derive was added. sha2 is already used by the server. Actual resolved feature-union comparison is queued; no claim about that result yet.
New migration source is 364 B before existing build-time compaction; this alone cannot explain +166,688 B.

Matching shipping artifacts, symbol-bearing final-bin relinks, ELF-section dumps, nm size maps, cargo-bloat crate reports and normalized package/feature unions will be retained under compute01 ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j15/attribution/; outer log ~/d315-attribute.log. Queue PID 671606. Browser build/flow on compute02 is PID 3899718, ~/d315-browser-arm.log, currently waiting at FIFO position 2 and the disk floor.

J15 attribution, source facts for J36/#269 while matching builds queue: * No embedded tracer bundle: `infraternal-server/src/runtime.rs:677` passes `web_root` to `web_assets::router`, whose `ServeDir`/`ServeFile` read the production dist from disk. `infraternal-server/build.rs` embeds compacted migrations and optional trust metadata, not TS assets. A TS chunk increase therefore does not directly add its bytes to this static ELF. * D315 manifest/lock diff adds only an agent → sha2 dependency edge. No new package, feature declaration, regex or clap derive was added. sha2 is already used by the server. Actual resolved feature-union comparison is queued; no claim about that result yet. * New migration source is 364 B before existing build-time compaction; this alone cannot explain +166,688 B. Matching shipping artifacts, symbol-bearing final-bin relinks, ELF-section dumps, nm size maps, cargo-bloat crate reports and normalized package/feature unions will be retained under compute01 `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j15/attribution/`; outer log `~/d315-attribute.log`. Queue PID 671606. Browser build/flow on compute02 is PID 3899718, `~/d315-browser-arm.log`, currently waiting at FIFO position 2 and the disk floor.

kayg commented

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J14 same-filesystem-root gate has obtained compute01 slot 3/4. Runner confirms final head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76, INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT=/home/claude/.cache/j14-t, and filesystem device 2049 for both fixture root and Cargo target. CLI compile-out tests are running. Full log ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/verify-fast-home-root.log; separate TS section will follow if the unchanged Rust cap makes full fast nonzero. Outer log home-root-x86.log. No code/feature/profile/cap change; cleanup and final receipt still pending.

J14 same-filesystem-root gate has obtained compute01 slot 3/4. Runner confirms final head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`, `INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT=/home/claude/.cache/j14-t`, and filesystem device 2049 for both fixture root and Cargo target. CLI compile-out tests are running. Full log `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/verify-fast-home-root.log`; separate TS section will follow if the unchanged Rust cap makes full fast nonzero. Outer log `home-root-x86.log`. No code/feature/profile/cap change; cleanup and final receipt still pending.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 22:58:20 +00:00

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J15 production UI evidence on compute02: native release binary and production tracer build passed, as did the four startup-hint controller tests. With Nix Chromium and the private account/mount namespace, the desktop ink flow displayed the actual startup notice and confirmation; both screenshots are attached for owner review. Detection and opening confirmation left the private .zshrc byte-identical.

The run then failed at the post-cancel assertion because the generic “Add guard” locator matched both the restored toast and the closing confirmation during its fade. This is a test-locator ambiguity, not evidence of a file edit. The test is corrected to scope the action to the toast and wait for confirmation DOM removal after cancel. The full six-flow apply/undo/reload run is queued through build-slot (PID 4067277; ~/d315-browser-arm-flow.log). No visual-quality sign-off or end-to-end success claimed yet.

External config also needed .mts to avoid CommonJS loading of import.meta. That environment correction is outside feature source. X86 attribution remains queued, now FIFO position 4; native source in the pinned head is unchanged. Size over D243, under reduction.

J15 production UI evidence on compute02: native release binary and production tracer build passed, as did the four startup-hint controller tests. With Nix Chromium and the private account/mount namespace, the desktop ink flow displayed the actual startup notice and confirmation; both screenshots are attached for owner review. Detection and opening confirmation left the private `.zshrc` byte-identical. The run then failed at the post-cancel assertion because the generic “Add guard” locator matched both the restored toast and the closing confirmation during its fade. This is a test-locator ambiguity, not evidence of a file edit. The test is corrected to scope the action to the toast and wait for confirmation DOM removal after cancel. The full six-flow apply/undo/reload run is queued through build-slot (PID 4067277; `~/d315-browser-arm-flow.log`). No visual-quality sign-off or end-to-end success claimed yet. External config also needed `.mts` to avoid CommonJS loading of import.meta. That environment correction is outside feature source. X86 attribution remains queued, now FIFO position 4; native source in the pinned head is unchanged. Size over D243, under reduction.

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J14 verification finding at pushed head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76: the short-home-root full fast run finished. TypeScript separately passed (TS_VERIFY_EXIT_CODE=0); final x86 static is 21,489,008 B and byte-identical to the perf artifact. Rust rows all pass except workspace tests and unchanged static ceilings. Workspace stopped in agent_review: reaped_shim_exit_survives_credit_after_starvation_deadline missed its existing one-second socket-retirement deadline; stalled_terminal_never_delays_control_or_sibling_dispatch received resource_unavailable on its second terminal open. These are unresolved; I am not labeling them baseline failures without evidence.

Individual unchanged isolation probes pass against both preserved base and reduced static binaries; the base delayed-credit probe also passes. Follow-up worker 883428 is queued through compute01 build-slot: it compares the unchanged eight-probe group against base/head artifacts, then runs the full scripts/verify fast with RUST_TEST_THREADS=1, retaining all deadlines/assertions. Logs ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/{remaining-checks,compare-review,verify-fast-serial-final}.log. It uses the same short home fixture roots on the target filesystem. No product/test changes or ceiling changes. One retained target directory: ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/target; cleanup after the worker finishes.

J14 verification finding at pushed head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`: the short-home-root full fast run finished. TypeScript separately passed (`TS_VERIFY_EXIT_CODE=0`); final x86 static is 21,489,008 B and byte-identical to the perf artifact. Rust rows all pass except workspace tests and unchanged static ceilings. Workspace stopped in `agent_review`: `reaped_shim_exit_survives_credit_after_starvation_deadline` missed its existing one-second socket-retirement deadline; `stalled_terminal_never_delays_control_or_sibling_dispatch` received `resource_unavailable` on its second terminal open. These are unresolved; I am not labeling them baseline failures without evidence. Individual unchanged isolation probes pass against both preserved base and reduced static binaries; the base delayed-credit probe also passes. Follow-up worker 883428 is queued through compute01 build-slot: it compares the unchanged eight-probe group against base/head artifacts, then runs the full `scripts/verify fast` with `RUST_TEST_THREADS=1`, retaining all deadlines/assertions. Logs `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/{remaining-checks,compare-review,verify-fast-serial-final}.log`. It uses the same short home fixture roots on the target filesystem. No product/test changes or ceiling changes. One retained target directory: `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/target`; cleanup after the worker finishes.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 23:06:04 +00:00

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J15 production screenshots and undo handoff fix pushed as 42bc4ba2c (parent c7b4e62c0), size over D243, under reduction. Native feature source is unchanged by this follow-up.

A deterministic unit regression proved that the shared toast's old 190 ms close callback could hide its replacement before a busy renderer delivered the opening frame. The test failed with hidden=true before the fix. Showing a new toast now cancels the old closing timer; disposal cancels it too. The production test also scopes Add guard to its toast and waits for confirmation DOM removal after cancel, rather than matching both controls during the closing fade.

compute02, through build-slot, Nix toolchain and Nix Chromium:

5 pass
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23 expect() calls
Ran 5 tests across 2 files.

TypeScript check and production tracer build pass. The final uninstrumented real-server flow reports:

6 passed (33.9s)
D315_ARM_BROWSER_EXIT=0

All six desktop/phone/small-phone × ink/paper flows assert: discovery and cancel leave the private startup file byte-identical; explicit confirmation applies the exact guard; Remove guard restores the original bytes; reload does not repeat the notice; no page errors. Eighteen screenshots (notice, confirmation, added state for each size/theme) are attached for owner review. No author visual-quality sign-off.

Preliminary x86 section attribution from the previous preserved matching pair (42ab33035 baseline 21,431,472 B, feature 21,598,160 B; +166,688 B), pending fresh rebased base/head symbols:

Section	Delta B
.text	+134,387
.eh_frame	+14,504
.gcc_except_table	+9,200
.eh_frame_hdr	+1,936
.rodata	+4,096
.data.rel.ro	+2,624
.relr.dyn	+40
.got	+16

Code + unwind tables contribute 160,027 B of section growth. The .relro_padding increase is NOBITS (+1,232 B), so it is memory padding rather than file payload; remaining file alignment differs by -115 B. This is primarily code/unwind growth, not a hidden TS bundle. Fresh matching shipping/symbol builds and resolved dependency-feature comparison remain queued first in FIFO on compute01, PID 671606, ~/d315-attribute.log. Precise symbol/crate attribution and a measured reduction follow.

J15 production screenshots and undo handoff fix pushed as `42bc4ba2c` (parent `c7b4e62c0`), size over D243, under reduction. Native feature source is unchanged by this follow-up. A deterministic unit regression proved that the shared toast's old 190 ms close callback could hide its replacement before a busy renderer delivered the opening frame. The test failed with hidden=true before the fix. Showing a new toast now cancels the old closing timer; disposal cancels it too. The production test also scopes Add guard to its toast and waits for confirmation DOM removal after cancel, rather than matching both controls during the closing fade. compute02, through build-slot, Nix toolchain and Nix Chromium: ``` 5 pass 0 fail 23 expect() calls Ran 5 tests across 2 files. ``` TypeScript check and production tracer build pass. The final uninstrumented real-server flow reports: ``` 6 passed (33.9s) D315_ARM_BROWSER_EXIT=0 ``` All six desktop/phone/small-phone × ink/paper flows assert: discovery and cancel leave the private startup file byte-identical; explicit confirmation applies the exact guard; Remove guard restores the original bytes; reload does not repeat the notice; no page errors. Eighteen screenshots (notice, confirmation, added state for each size/theme) are attached for owner review. No author visual-quality sign-off. Preliminary x86 section attribution from the **previous preserved matching pair** (42ab33035 baseline 21,431,472 B, feature 21,598,160 B; +166,688 B), pending fresh rebased base/head symbols: | Section | Delta B | |---|---:| | .text | +134,387 | | .eh_frame | +14,504 | | .gcc_except_table | +9,200 | | .eh_frame_hdr | +1,936 | | .rodata | +4,096 | | .data.rel.ro | +2,624 | | .relr.dyn | +40 | | .got | +16 | Code + unwind tables contribute 160,027 B of section growth. The .relro_padding increase is NOBITS (+1,232 B), so it is memory padding rather than file payload; remaining file alignment differs by -115 B. This is primarily code/unwind growth, not a hidden TS bundle. Fresh matching shipping/symbol builds and resolved dependency-feature comparison remain queued first in FIFO on compute01, PID 671606, `~/d315-attribute.log`. Precise symbol/crate attribution and a measured reduction follow.

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J15 rebased TypeScript gate finding: ordinary ts_verify_fast on 42bc4ba2c reports 367 pass / 2 fail. Both reconcile failures throw Error: chunk from the module mock installed by session-hooks.test.ts.

On pristine base 4ac9a0429b445971c07e9edab48c0c6e4fb1718d, through compute02 build-slot, the unchanged two-file invocation bun test ./src/canvas/windows/session-hooks.test.ts ./src/canvas/model/reconcile.test.ts reproduces the exact same two failures (3 pass, 2 fail, exit 1). This is a filtered cross-file baseline reproduction, not a full baseline fast run. Base and candidate logs attached. No repository gate/test was edited to suppress those failures.

A supplemental runner now executes every canvas test file in its own Bun process, then the remaining identical TypeScript gate sections (protocol, connection/query tests, production build and transfer budgets). It uses the same Nix worktree and preserves the ordinary gate's failure result. Log ~/d315-types-isolated.log, PID 4109895. Size over D243, under reduction. X86 attribution is compiling the fresh base.

Supplemental isolation result: the all-files-in-separate-processes attempt stopped on an existing test-fixture assumption (host-icons.ts: document is not defined during async mark loading); it is not a green gate. No product or repository gate changes were made. Ordinary combined candidate run remains 367 pass / 2 baseline mock failures. Remaining connection/query, production transfer-budget and protocol checks are now run directly in ~/d315-types-rest.log; focused D315 tests and six production UI flows are already green.

J15 rebased TypeScript gate finding: ordinary `ts_verify_fast` on 42bc4ba2c reports 367 pass / 2 fail. Both reconcile failures throw `Error: chunk` from the module mock installed by `session-hooks.test.ts`. On pristine base `4ac9a0429b445971c07e9edab48c0c6e4fb1718d`, through compute02 build-slot, the unchanged two-file invocation `bun test ./src/canvas/windows/session-hooks.test.ts ./src/canvas/model/reconcile.test.ts` reproduces the exact same two failures (3 pass, 2 fail, exit 1). This is a filtered cross-file baseline reproduction, not a full baseline fast run. Base and candidate logs attached. No repository gate/test was edited to suppress those failures. A supplemental runner now executes every canvas test file in its own Bun process, then the remaining identical TypeScript gate sections (protocol, connection/query tests, production build and transfer budgets). It uses the same Nix worktree and preserves the ordinary gate's failure result. Log `~/d315-types-isolated.log`, PID 4109895. Size over D243, under reduction. X86 attribution is compiling the fresh base. Supplemental isolation result: the all-files-in-separate-processes attempt stopped on an existing test-fixture assumption (`host-icons.ts`: document is not defined during async mark loading); it is not a green gate. No product or repository gate changes were made. Ordinary combined candidate run remains 367 pass / 2 baseline mock failures. Remaining connection/query, production transfer-budget and protocol checks are now run directly in `~/d315-types-rest.log`; focused D315 tests and six production UI flows are already green.

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kayg commented

2026-10-31 23:29:12 +00:00

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J14 crash-safety checkpoint: no source changes; clean pushed head remains 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76. Follow-up worker883428 has waited approximately28minutes and is now first in compute01 build-slot queue. It runs remaining-checks.sh: sequential preserved-base/reduced-static probes, unchanged parallel eight-probe group against both artifacts (compare-review.py), then full scripts/verify fast with RUST_TEST_THREADS=1. Deadlines/assertions remain unchanged. Target ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/target; roots ~/.cache/j14-state and ~/.cache/j14-t; source ~/worktrees/cli-sessions. Logs under ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence: remaining-checks.log, compare-review.log, verify-fast-serial-final.log.

Independent small checks while queued: the three previously long-root native-gone tests all pass with the short home root (0.22s/1.01s/0.20s). Individual base isolation and delayed-credit probes pass; individual reduced isolation passes. This does not establish the cause of the two earlier parallel review failures. Current host snapshot has one allocated PTY of4096; not evidence about the earlier failure instant. No product/test/cap changes. Only own active process is the queued worker; no own ARM/perf workers. Latest completed full gate verify-fast-home-root.log and separate passing TS verify-ts-final.log are copied to control-host evidence. Cleanup will follow the remaining worker, then final handback with actual output.

J14 crash-safety checkpoint: no source changes; clean pushed head remains `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`. Follow-up worker883428 has waited approximately28minutes and is now first in compute01 build-slot queue. It runs `remaining-checks.sh`: sequential preserved-base/reduced-static probes, unchanged parallel eight-probe group against both artifacts (`compare-review.py`), then full `scripts/verify fast` with `RUST_TEST_THREADS=1`. Deadlines/assertions remain unchanged. Target `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/target`; roots `~/.cache/j14-state` and `~/.cache/j14-t`; source `~/worktrees/cli-sessions`. Logs under `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence`: `remaining-checks.log`, `compare-review.log`, `verify-fast-serial-final.log`. Independent small checks while queued: the three previously long-root native-gone tests all pass with the short home root (0.22s/1.01s/0.20s). Individual base isolation and delayed-credit probes pass; individual reduced isolation passes. This does not establish the cause of the two earlier parallel review failures. Current host snapshot has one allocated PTY of4096; not evidence about the earlier failure instant. No product/test/cap changes. Only own active process is the queued worker; no own ARM/perf workers. Latest completed full gate `verify-fast-home-root.log` and separate passing TS `verify-ts-final.log` are copied to control-host evidence. Cleanup will follow the remaining worker, then final handback with actual output.

kayg commented

2026-10-31 23:37:09 +00:00

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J15 fresh x86 attribution on compute01, base 4ac9a0429 vs c7b4e62c0 (42bc4ba2c changes only TS/tests). FIFO build-slot; unchanged pinned static-cargo release recipe. Size over D243, under reduction.

Pre-analysis shipping stat: 21,431,472 → 21,598,160 B: +166,688 B. Exact resolved dependency list AND feature union are identical. No new package/feature, regex/clap feature activation, or release-profile change. sha2 was already resolved. Actual runtime serves web assets via web_assets::router(web_root) (ServeDir/ServeFile), rather than embedding the tracer TS bundle. New migration source: 364 B.

ELF section deltas: .text +134,387; .eh_frame +14,504; .gcc_except_table +9,200; .eh_frame_hdr +1,936; .rodata +4,096; .data.rel.ro +2,624; .relr.dyn +40; .got +16. .data/.bss unchanged. Code plus unwind/exception tables = 160,027 B. .relro_padding +1,232 is NOBITS, not file payload. Remaining physical file alignment -115 B.

Final-bin-only unstripped relinks use the same dependency artifacts and profile, only -C strip=none. BOTH sides' .text/.rodata/.data.rel.ro are byte-identical to their shipping copies. nm --size-sort -S -C, deduplicated by address+size, identifies these largest new symbols (bytes):

startup_guard::execute async: 16,812
terminal_startup::Request tagged-enum Deserialize: 15,660
helper::run_if_requested body: 13,471
new while_authorized_value operation body: 11,043
Option DeserializeSeed specialization: 7,258
new Socket dispatch closure: 6,924
Option Deserialize specialization: 3,947
tagged ContentDeserializer: 3,333
helper Request from_slice: 3,256
helper files: 2,607
existing Socket dispatch body grows 2,468
new PathBuf stable-sort specializations: 1,649 + 1,461

Descriptive namespace net deltas (generic ownership is by spelling, not strict crate ownership): infraternal_agent +46,386; infraternal_server +31,625; core +23,746; tokio +13,683; serde_json +6,007; serde +4,125; std +1,831. Most unrelated namespaces are unchanged. This is chiefly new application/serde/async monomorphized code and unwind metadata, not embedded assets or broad unrelated LTO shifts. J36/#269 should inspect analogous tagged request parsing and task/future instantiations; this does not prove those other slices share the cause.

Analysis caveat: objcopy --dump-section without an output filename rewrote the retained ELF metadata, shortening EACH analysis copy by 8 B. Section bytes remain validated; use the logged pre-analysis stat above for shipping lengths. Comparison file lengths/hashes refer to those analysis copies. cargo-bloat is still finishing; its separate analysis build differs in text size, so it will be secondary evidence, not substituted for validated shipping nm.

Next: measure a strict flat request decoder to avoid tagged-enum content buffering. No safety/confirmation/shell behavior or caps will be removed to meet the budget. Active target: /home/claude/worktrees/d315/target; attribution log ~/d315-attribute.log.

J15 fresh x86 attribution on compute01, base 4ac9a0429 vs c7b4e62c0 (42bc4ba2c changes only TS/tests). FIFO build-slot; unchanged pinned static-cargo release recipe. Size over D243, under reduction. Pre-analysis shipping stat: 21,431,472 → 21,598,160 B: +166,688 B. Exact resolved dependency list AND feature union are identical. No new package/feature, regex/clap feature activation, or release-profile change. sha2 was already resolved. Actual runtime serves web assets via web_assets::router(web_root) (ServeDir/ServeFile), rather than embedding the tracer TS bundle. New migration source: 364 B. ELF section deltas: .text +134,387; .eh_frame +14,504; .gcc_except_table +9,200; .eh_frame_hdr +1,936; .rodata +4,096; .data.rel.ro +2,624; .relr.dyn +40; .got +16. .data/.bss unchanged. Code plus unwind/exception tables = 160,027 B. .relro_padding +1,232 is NOBITS, not file payload. Remaining physical file alignment -115 B. Final-bin-only unstripped relinks use the same dependency artifacts and profile, only -C strip=none. BOTH sides' .text/.rodata/.data.rel.ro are byte-identical to their shipping copies. nm --size-sort -S -C, deduplicated by address+size, identifies these largest new symbols (bytes): - startup_guard::execute async: 16,812 - terminal_startup::Request tagged-enum Deserialize: 15,660 - helper::run_if_requested body: 13,471 - new while_authorized_value operation body: 11,043 - Option<Proposal> DeserializeSeed specialization: 7,258 - new Socket dispatch closure: 6,924 - Option<Proposal> Deserialize specialization: 3,947 - tagged ContentDeserializer<ValueVisitor>: 3,333 - helper Request from_slice: 3,256 - helper files: 2,607 - existing Socket dispatch body grows 2,468 - new PathBuf stable-sort specializations: 1,649 + 1,461 Descriptive namespace net deltas (generic ownership is by spelling, not strict crate ownership): infraternal_agent +46,386; infraternal_server +31,625; core +23,746; tokio +13,683; serde_json +6,007; serde +4,125; std +1,831. Most unrelated namespaces are unchanged. This is chiefly new application/serde/async monomorphized code and unwind metadata, not embedded assets or broad unrelated LTO shifts. J36/#269 should inspect analogous tagged request parsing and task/future instantiations; this does not prove those other slices share the cause. Analysis caveat: objcopy --dump-section without an output filename rewrote the retained ELF metadata, shortening EACH analysis copy by 8 B. Section bytes remain validated; use the logged pre-analysis stat above for shipping lengths. Comparison file lengths/hashes refer to those analysis copies. cargo-bloat is still finishing; its separate analysis build differs in text size, so it will be secondary evidence, not substituted for validated shipping nm. Next: measure a strict flat request decoder to avoid tagged-enum content buffering. No safety/confirmation/shell behavior or caps will be removed to meet the budget. Active target: /home/claude/worktrees/d315/target; attribution log ~/d315-attribute.log.

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J15 cargo-bloat follow-up to the fresh shipping attribution above: analysis .text 16,261,672 → 16,391,643 (+129,971 B). Shared reported crate rows: infraternal_agent +60,980 B (437,100 → 498,080); infraternal_server +40,233 (2,786,574 → 2,826,807); Unknown +18,511; std +6,515; serde_json +505; tokio +137; shim +94. openssl_sys/ring/rustls/clap_builder/h2/quinn_proto/sqlx_core unchanged. Analysis codegen differs slightly from shipping, whose validated nm/section results remain primary. These crate rows corroborate application/serialization/async growth rather than a new dependency feature or embedded TS bundle.

The strict decoder reduction is waiting in compute01's FIFO queue (position 10 at 00:39 UTC); no build/profile/cap changes. Contract tests pass against the original decoder before replacement (1 test, 18 request cases). Remote attribution worker completed with D315_ATTRIBUTION_EXIT=0, and no attribution task remains running. Reduction runner: PID 1443287, ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Target kept: ~/worktrees/d315/target.

J15 cargo-bloat follow-up to the fresh shipping attribution above: analysis .text 16,261,672 → 16,391,643 (+129,971 B). Shared reported crate rows: infraternal_agent +60,980 B (437,100 → 498,080); infraternal_server +40,233 (2,786,574 → 2,826,807); Unknown +18,511; std +6,515; serde_json +505; tokio +137; shim +94. openssl_sys/ring/rustls/clap_builder/h2/quinn_proto/sqlx_core unchanged. Analysis codegen differs slightly from shipping, whose validated nm/section results remain primary. These crate rows corroborate application/serialization/async growth rather than a new dependency feature or embedded TS bundle. The strict decoder reduction is waiting in compute01's FIFO queue (position 10 at 00:39 UTC); no build/profile/cap changes. Contract tests pass against the original decoder before replacement (1 test, 18 request cases). Remote attribution worker completed with D315_ATTRIBUTION_EXIT=0, and no attribution task remains running. Reduction runner: PID 1443287, ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Target kept: ~/worktrees/d315/target.

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J14 finding: follow-up worker acquired compute01 build-slot after approximately39minutes. All eight unchanged review probes passed against the preserved unmodified task-base static binary and against the reduced static binary (16 probe results, all exit0). These include isolation and delayed-credit retirement. The separate sequential repetitions of the two previously failing probes also passed twice per artifact. scripts/agent_fixture.py, both probe scripts and the agent_review Rust wrapper are unchanged from base.

This does not establish the cause of the earlier default-thread debug gate failures: they are non-reproduced, not proved unrelated. Raw compare-review.log and remaining-checks.log will be attached with the final gate receipts. Full fast is now running at unchanged head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76 with RUST_TEST_THREADS=1, retaining assertions and deadlines. Log ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/verify-fast-serial-final.log. No source, dependency, profile, or size-cap changes.

J14 finding: follow-up worker acquired compute01 build-slot after approximately39minutes. All eight unchanged review probes passed against the preserved unmodified task-base static binary and against the reduced static binary (16 probe results, all exit0). These include isolation and delayed-credit retirement. The separate sequential repetitions of the two previously failing probes also passed twice per artifact. `scripts/agent_fixture.py`, both probe scripts and the `agent_review` Rust wrapper are unchanged from base. This does not establish the cause of the earlier default-thread debug gate failures: they are non-reproduced, not proved unrelated. Raw `compare-review.log` and `remaining-checks.log` will be attached with the final gate receipts. Full fast is now running at unchanged head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76` with `RUST_TEST_THREADS=1`, retaining assertions and deadlines. Log `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j14/evidence/verify-fast-serial-final.log`. No source, dependency, profile, or size-cap changes.

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J15 reduction checkpoint pushed: d315-guard-line @ 743d6534b (base 4ac9a0429). Size over D243, under reduction. Replaces the tagged request decoder identified by nm with a strict flat wire decoder; retains typed duplicate/type checks and operation-specific key validation, including null fields. The new 18-case contract passes on the original and replacement decoders. Focused replacement tests: 3 terminal_startup tests + 1 real authenticated socket ownership/confirmation test PASS on compute02. The broad startup filter also selected an unrelated release fixture which needs the absolute CARGO_TARGET_DIR normally exported by scripts/verify; final runner uses the ordinary gate.

Both VMs are clean at 743d6534b. Compute01 PID 1443287 is FIFO queued: precise D315 tests, candidate x86 static size, then full scripts/verify fast with short test roots in ONE slot. Log ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Compute02 PID 81106 is refreshing all six real production browser flows/screenshots using Nix Chromium via build-slot, log ~/d315-browser-reduced.log. No new size claim before that measurement. Each job retains only ~/worktrees/d315/target on its VM; no profile/cap changes.

J15 reduction checkpoint pushed: d315-guard-line @ 743d6534b (base 4ac9a0429). Size over D243, under reduction. Replaces the tagged request decoder identified by nm with a strict flat wire decoder; retains typed duplicate/type checks and operation-specific key validation, including null fields. The new 18-case contract passes on the original and replacement decoders. Focused replacement tests: 3 terminal_startup tests + 1 real authenticated socket ownership/confirmation test PASS on compute02. The broad startup filter also selected an unrelated release fixture which needs the absolute CARGO_TARGET_DIR normally exported by scripts/verify; final runner uses the ordinary gate. Both VMs are clean at 743d6534b. Compute01 PID 1443287 is FIFO queued: precise D315 tests, candidate x86 static size, then full scripts/verify fast with short test roots in ONE slot. Log ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Compute02 PID 81106 is refreshing all six real production browser flows/screenshots using Nix Chromium via build-slot, log ~/d315-browser-reduced.log. No new size claim before that measurement. Each job retains only ~/worktrees/d315/target on its VM; no profile/cap changes.

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J15 production browser proof refreshed on pushed 743d6534b, compute02, Nix release binary + production tracer + Nix Chromium via FIFO build-slot. All six real PTY/tmux flows pass (desktop 1440, phone 393, small-phone 375; ink/paper). These verify read-only detection and cancel, confirmed guard insertion, exact undo, and no repeat after reload. Type check, focused controller tests and production build pass in the same receipt.

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6 passed (33.2s)
D315_ARM_BROWSER_EXIT=0

18 fresh screenshots and raw log attached. Visual judgment remains with kayg. x86 reduction measurement/full fast is still FIFO queued, so this is not a size or full-gate pass. Compute02 browser worker has finished; target is retained temporarily for any final native follow-up.

J15 production browser proof refreshed on pushed 743d6534b, compute02, Nix release binary + production tracer + Nix Chromium via FIFO build-slot. All six real PTY/tmux flows pass (desktop 1440, phone 393, small-phone 375; ink/paper). These verify read-only detection and cancel, confirmed guard insertion, exact undo, and no repeat after reload. Type check, focused controller tests and production build pass in the same receipt. Verbatim: ``` 6 passed (33.2s) D315_ARM_BROWSER_EXIT=0 ``` 18 fresh screenshots and raw log attached. Visual judgment remains with kayg. x86 reduction measurement/full fast is still FIFO queued, so this is not a size or full-gate pass. Compute02 browser worker has finished; target is retained temporarily for any final native follow-up.

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J15 second isolated reduction checkpoint pushed: d315-guard-line @ 772398377. Size over D243, under reduction. The helper now drains stdout with an 8,193-byte cap, then waits, under the original timeout/kill-on-drop owner. It no longer creates wait_with_output's parallel stdout/stderr collectors (stderr is null). Reading before waiting preserves pipe progress. Before/after real-child contract test passes (8,192 accepted; 8,193 and nonzero exit refused); focused helper tests: 5 pass, 0 fail, 1 separately invoked shell matrix ignored.

The same queued compute01 runner will measure 743d6534b first, switch to pinned 772398377 and measure it separately, then run full scripts/verify fast on 772398377. This preserves attribution for each candidate without another FIFO round. Queue has advanced one job; six earlier tickets remain. ~/d315-reduce-one.log, PID 1443287. Compute02 is refreshing real production browser proof on 772398377, PID 103122, ~/d315-browser-final-head.log. Both branches are pushed; no cap/profile change. Targets retained: only ~/worktrees/d315/target on each VM.

J15 second isolated reduction checkpoint pushed: d315-guard-line @ 772398377. Size over D243, under reduction. The helper now drains stdout with an 8,193-byte cap, then waits, under the original timeout/kill-on-drop owner. It no longer creates wait_with_output's parallel stdout/stderr collectors (stderr is null). Reading before waiting preserves pipe progress. Before/after real-child contract test passes (8,192 accepted; 8,193 and nonzero exit refused); focused helper tests: 5 pass, 0 fail, 1 separately invoked shell matrix ignored. The same queued compute01 runner will measure 743d6534b first, switch to pinned 772398377 and measure it separately, then run full scripts/verify fast on 772398377. This preserves attribution for each candidate without another FIFO round. Queue has advanced one job; six earlier tickets remain. ~/d315-reduce-one.log, PID 1443287. Compute02 is refreshing real production browser proof on 772398377, PID 103122, ~/d315-browser-final-head.log. Both branches are pushed; no cap/profile change. Targets retained: only ~/worktrees/d315/target on each VM.

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J15 final-head production/shell evidence at pushed 772398377 on compute02 (all heavy commands through build-slot, Nix tools):

6 passed (33.7s)
D315_ARM_BROWSER_EXIT=0

All six desktop/phone/small-phone × ink/paper production flows pass; 18 fresh screenshots attached. The real bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij guard matrix also passes explicitly:

test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 82 filtered out; finished in 0.20s
D315_FINAL_SHELL_MATRIX_EXIT=0

The ordinary standalone TypeScript gate on this exact head reproduces the same known base failures, without suppression:

367 pass
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D315_FINAL_TS_EXIT=1

Failures: current shared-view removal / remote negative pin geometry, both throw the pre-existing session-hooks.test.ts Error("chunk") mock across files. The untouched 4ac9a0429 filtered baseline reproduction and raw logs are already attached at issuecomment-71996. Final production type/build and focused D315 controller tests pass; this does not turn the ordinary TypeScript gate green.

Native x86 size/fast gate remains FIFO queued on compute01. No remaining compute02 process from these checks; target retained until x86 candidate results. Visual judgment is kayg's.

J15 final-head production/shell evidence at pushed 772398377 on compute02 (all heavy commands through build-slot, Nix tools): ``` 6 passed (33.7s) D315_ARM_BROWSER_EXIT=0 ``` All six desktop/phone/small-phone × ink/paper production flows pass; 18 fresh screenshots attached. The real bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij guard matrix also passes explicitly: ``` test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 82 filtered out; finished in 0.20s D315_FINAL_SHELL_MATRIX_EXIT=0 ``` The ordinary standalone TypeScript gate on this exact head reproduces the same known base failures, without suppression: ``` 367 pass 2 fail D315_FINAL_TS_EXIT=1 ``` Failures: current shared-view removal / remote negative pin geometry, both throw the pre-existing session-hooks.test.ts Error("chunk") mock across files. The untouched 4ac9a0429 filtered baseline reproduction and raw logs are already attached at issuecomment-71996. Final production type/build and focused D315 controller tests pass; this does not turn the ordinary TypeScript gate green. Native x86 size/fast gate remains FIFO queued on compute01. No remaining compute02 process from these checks; target retained until x86 candidate results. Visual judgment is kayg's.

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J15 x86 reduction/gate runner acquired compute01 slot 2/4 at 00:57:58 UTC after 18m16s FIFO wait. It is running precise D315 tests, then separately measuring pinned 743d6534b and 772398377 shipping binaries, then full scripts/verify fast at 772398377. Log ~/d315-reduce-one.log; PID 1443287; only target ~/worktrees/d315/target. No more source changes planned during these measurements.

Additional nm evidence against a broad LTO reshuffle: 28,114 shared canonical symbols, totaling 15,730,237 B, are unchanged in size. Resized shared names have net +3,443 B. Newly named symbols total +150,788 B, removed names -20,077 B (includes closure renumbering); canonical text net +134,154 B versus actual .text +134,387 B, the remaining 233 B is padding/unnamed ranges. These are descriptive symbol-name buckets, not independent exact feature costs.

J15 x86 reduction/gate runner acquired compute01 slot 2/4 at 00:57:58 UTC after 18m16s FIFO wait. It is running precise D315 tests, then separately measuring pinned 743d6534b and 772398377 shipping binaries, then full scripts/verify fast at 772398377. Log ~/d315-reduce-one.log; PID 1443287; only target ~/worktrees/d315/target. No more source changes planned during these measurements. Additional nm evidence against a broad LTO reshuffle: 28,114 shared canonical symbols, totaling 15,730,237 B, are unchanged in size. Resized shared names have net +3,443 B. Newly named symbols total +150,788 B, removed names -20,077 B (includes closure renumbering); canonical text net +134,154 B versus actual .text +134,387 B, the remaining 233 B is padding/unnamed ranges. These are descriptive symbol-name buckets, not independent exact feature costs.

kayg commented

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J14 reduction handback. Branch cli-sessions-d314, pushed head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b. The original patch is preserved in atomic commit 69dedbe1b with “size over D243 band, under reduction”. Four separate reduction commits are pushed; the final commit only formats a test literal for pedantic Clippy.

Slice 1 implements local same-host, same-account saved-shell sessions list/new/send/read/close, plain and versioned JSON output, generated help/skills, bounded pagination/replay/input, private names, literal startup commands, kernel caller authority, and negotiated saved-shell close. The complete future verb/compatible-command-set spec is above on this issue. Compatibility/MCP/canvas implementations remain later slices.

Revision	x86_64 static bytes	Delta from matching base	Native aarch64 static bytes	Delta from matching base
Base	21,431,472	—	19,601,832	—
Preserved implementation	21,563,888	+132,416	19,712,168	+110,336
Final	21,489,008	+57,536 (56.19 KiB)	19,650,216	+48,384 (47.25 KiB)
Saved from implementation	74,880		61,952

Per-commit measurements are in the preceding reduction table. JSON reuse saves 15,552 B x86 / 9,424 B ARM; shared discovery saves 30,880 / 29,728 B; removal of redundant final sorting saves 28,096 / 22,656 B; cold adapter/output buffer saves 352 / 144 B. A broader static-metadata rewrite was measured and rejected because it grew ARM. No dependency, feature, release profile or ceiling changed.

Final attribution, x86 base versus symbol-bearing companion of the reduced production code: unique-address text symbols +47,476 B (original +110,158 B), actual .text +47,360 B. Defining-crate net text deltas under LTO: infraternal_agent +28,153 B; CLI +14,570 B; alloc +6,112 B; core +4,214 B; shim +3,298 B; serde_json +1,020 B; tokio −12,545 B. Generic work is charged to its defining crate; moved/inlined functions can change apparent ownership.

Largest remaining functions: operations handler poll 14,765 B; CLI asynchronous execution 7,047 B and adapter 5,471 B; shared action definitions 5,789 B; output 5,130 B; local-control dispatch growth 5,083 B; local call transport 4,187 B; shared discovery poll 3,341 B; literal-command launch 2,989 B. Daemon inlining moves +11,880 B into one caller while removing an 18,313 B caller, so those are not independent feature costs. Outside text, unwind/exception growth includes .eh_frame +7,104 B, .eh_frame_hdr +688 B and exception table +1,788 B. Raw original/final function and section receipts are attached.

D243 written reason for 16–64 KiB: the retained code implements five operations plus required authority checks, private atomic names, bounded replay/input acknowledgement, literal startup, negotiated close, and shared action help/skills. Real reductions removed duplicate JSON visitors, discovery state machines, redundant sort and per-character allocation. Below 16 KiB was not achieved while retaining these requirements. Both native deltas are below 64 KiB after reduction. This proposes the measured exception; it does not raise a ceiling or change a decision. Owner/integration acceptance is still required before shipping.

Performance: paired original/final/final/original/original/final runs under one pinned-perf lock, 50 real PTYs, three warmups plus 31 CLI calls per operation. All six fixture runs pass. Median run p50/p95: original list 5.756/6.180 ms, reduced 5.412/5.958 ms; original send 3.412/3.761 ms, reduced 3.300/3.657 ms. List p50 ranges overlap (5.162–6.678 vs 5.192–6.258 ms), as do send ranges (3.348–3.805 vs 3.114–3.790 ms). The separated first runs showed a slowdown that did not persist in the paired repeat; no consistent regression is established. Steal: 5/3063 aggregate CPU jiffies. Mean shim RSS summed across 50: 197,685 vs 197,087 KiB, counting shared pages per process; excludes daemon/CLI RSS. This is automation latency evidence, not a keystroke-budget claim.

Final verification on compute01, through build-slot and the pinned Nix shell, at the final head: RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 scripts/verify fast. Existing assertions and deadlines are unchanged. The command returns 1 because the unchanged static ceilings reject the measured growth. Verbatim final Rust gate table:

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| Rust gate                 | Result       |
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| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | PASS         |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | FAIL (1)     |
+---------------------------+--------------+
VERIFY_FAST_SERIAL_EXIT=1

Separate full TypeScript fast checks at the same source head return TS_VERIFY_EXIT_CODE=0. The five new CLI tests, five automation tests, and all eight debug review probes pass in the final single-threaded run. Full raw outputs are attached. The x86 production artifact remains 21,489,008 B and byte-identical to the perf artifact. The compute01 cross-ARM gate artifact is 19,650,312 B against its unchanged 19,605,896 B cap (+44,416 B); this is distinct from the matching native ARM base/head comparison in the table.

The earlier default-thread gate at the same head failed two existing agent_review probes: one-second retirement after ordered delivery, and second terminal-open resource_unavailable. Both probes then pass twice individually per preserved base/reduced static artifact; the unchanged parallel eight-probe group passes on both artifacts (16 results, all exit 0); all eight debug probes also pass in the final single-threaded gate. The earlier failures are non-reproduced; their cause remains unestablished. No product change, test suppression, or deadline relaxation was used.

Fixture-environment corrections: the original long generic test root caused three native Unix-socket path failures, reproduced on the unmodified task base. A subsequent /tmp attempt was my harness mistake: it crossed filesystems/noexec and broke existing hard-link/exec fixtures. The final root is /home/claude/.cache/j14-t, on the same device as the target. Those three native tests pass individually and in the final full run. The archive retains the superseded failed runs and explains each one.

The first full run's test-only Clippy lint is fixed. Its Ctrl-C test timeout was reproduced on the preserved unmodified base and reduced binaries only when SIGINT was inherited as ignored; both pass with default SIGINT. The final launcher resets that background-shell inheritance. No product change or test relaxation was used. The raw earlier and final logs and reproduction are attached.

Cleanup complete: worker 883428 exited; the final compute01 executable audit found zero J14 processes. Its target and both fixture roots were removed. The ARM target is absent, and the ARM/perf process-path audits returned no J14 processes. Logs and preserved static artifacts remain. No own background jobs remain.

Issue remains open. No merge or deployment.

Earlier raw receipts: symbol-receipts-reduced.tgz; perf-receipts.tgz; arm-receipts-final.tgz.

J14 reduction handback. Branch `cli-sessions-d314`, pushed head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`; base `42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b`. The original patch is preserved in atomic commit `69dedbe1b` with “size over D243 band, under reduction”. Four separate reduction commits are pushed; the final commit only formats a test literal for pedantic Clippy. Slice 1 implements local same-host, same-account saved-shell `sessions` list/new/send/read/close, plain and versioned JSON output, generated help/skills, bounded pagination/replay/input, private names, literal startup commands, kernel caller authority, and negotiated saved-shell close. The complete future verb/compatible-command-set spec is above on this issue. Compatibility/MCP/canvas implementations remain later slices. | Revision | x86_64 static bytes | Delta from matching base | Native aarch64 static bytes | Delta from matching base | |---|---:|---:|---:|---:| | Base | 21,431,472 | — | 19,601,832 | — | | Preserved implementation | 21,563,888 | +132,416 | 19,712,168 | +110,336 | | Final | 21,489,008 | **+57,536 (56.19 KiB)** | 19,650,216 | **+48,384 (47.25 KiB)** | | Saved from implementation | **74,880** | | **61,952** | | Per-commit measurements are in the preceding reduction table. JSON reuse saves 15,552 B x86 / 9,424 B ARM; shared discovery saves 30,880 / 29,728 B; removal of redundant final sorting saves 28,096 / 22,656 B; cold adapter/output buffer saves 352 / 144 B. A broader static-metadata rewrite was measured and rejected because it grew ARM. No dependency, feature, release profile or ceiling changed. Final attribution, x86 base versus symbol-bearing companion of the reduced production code: unique-address text symbols +47,476 B (original +110,158 B), actual `.text` +47,360 B. Defining-crate net text deltas under LTO: infraternal_agent +28,153 B; CLI +14,570 B; alloc +6,112 B; core +4,214 B; shim +3,298 B; serde_json +1,020 B; tokio −12,545 B. Generic work is charged to its defining crate; moved/inlined functions can change apparent ownership. Largest remaining functions: operations handler poll 14,765 B; CLI asynchronous execution 7,047 B and adapter 5,471 B; shared action definitions 5,789 B; output 5,130 B; local-control dispatch growth 5,083 B; local call transport 4,187 B; shared discovery poll 3,341 B; literal-command launch 2,989 B. Daemon inlining moves +11,880 B into one caller while removing an 18,313 B caller, so those are not independent feature costs. Outside text, unwind/exception growth includes `.eh_frame` +7,104 B, `.eh_frame_hdr` +688 B and exception table +1,788 B. Raw original/final function and section receipts are attached. D243 written reason for 16–64 KiB: the retained code implements five operations plus required authority checks, private atomic names, bounded replay/input acknowledgement, literal startup, negotiated close, and shared action help/skills. Real reductions removed duplicate JSON visitors, discovery state machines, redundant sort and per-character allocation. Below 16 KiB was not achieved while retaining these requirements. Both native deltas are below 64 KiB after reduction. This proposes the measured exception; it does not raise a ceiling or change a decision. Owner/integration acceptance is still required before shipping. Performance: paired original/final/final/original/original/final runs under one pinned-perf lock, 50 real PTYs, three warmups plus 31 CLI calls per operation. All six fixture runs pass. Median run p50/p95: original list 5.756/6.180 ms, reduced 5.412/5.958 ms; original send 3.412/3.761 ms, reduced 3.300/3.657 ms. List p50 ranges overlap (5.162–6.678 vs 5.192–6.258 ms), as do send ranges (3.348–3.805 vs 3.114–3.790 ms). The separated first runs showed a slowdown that did not persist in the paired repeat; no consistent regression is established. Steal: 5/3063 aggregate CPU jiffies. Mean shim RSS summed across 50: 197,685 vs 197,087 KiB, counting shared pages per process; excludes daemon/CLI RSS. This is automation latency evidence, not a keystroke-budget claim. Final verification on compute01, through build-slot and the pinned Nix shell, at the final head: `RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 scripts/verify fast`. Existing assertions and deadlines are unchanged. The command returns 1 because the unchanged static ceilings reject the measured growth. Verbatim final Rust gate table: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | PASS | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | FAIL (1) | +---------------------------+--------------+ VERIFY_FAST_SERIAL_EXIT=1 ``` Separate full TypeScript fast checks at the same source head return `TS_VERIFY_EXIT_CODE=0`. The five new CLI tests, five automation tests, and all eight debug review probes pass in the final single-threaded run. Full raw outputs are attached. The x86 production artifact remains 21,489,008 B and byte-identical to the perf artifact. The compute01 cross-ARM gate artifact is 19,650,312 B against its unchanged 19,605,896 B cap (+44,416 B); this is distinct from the matching native ARM base/head comparison in the table. The earlier default-thread gate at the same head failed two existing `agent_review` probes: one-second retirement after ordered delivery, and second terminal-open `resource_unavailable`. Both probes then pass twice individually per preserved base/reduced static artifact; the unchanged parallel eight-probe group passes on both artifacts (16 results, all exit 0); all eight debug probes also pass in the final single-threaded gate. The earlier failures are non-reproduced; their cause remains unestablished. No product change, test suppression, or deadline relaxation was used. Fixture-environment corrections: the original long generic test root caused three native Unix-socket path failures, reproduced on the unmodified task base. A subsequent `/tmp` attempt was my harness mistake: it crossed filesystems/noexec and broke existing hard-link/exec fixtures. The final root is `/home/claude/.cache/j14-t`, on the same device as the target. Those three native tests pass individually and in the final full run. The archive retains the superseded failed runs and explains each one. The first full run's test-only Clippy lint is fixed. Its Ctrl-C test timeout was reproduced on the preserved unmodified base and reduced binaries only when SIGINT was inherited as ignored; both pass with default SIGINT. The final launcher resets that background-shell inheritance. No product change or test relaxation was used. The raw earlier and final logs and reproduction are attached. Cleanup complete: worker 883428 exited; the final compute01 executable audit found zero J14 processes. Its target and both fixture roots were removed. The ARM target is absent, and the ARM/perf process-path audits returned no J14 processes. Logs and preserved static artifacts remain. No own background jobs remain. Issue remains open. No merge or deployment. Earlier raw receipts: [symbol-receipts-reduced.tgz](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/ebf8cead-f81a-4a67-893b-ef16135a6579); [perf-receipts.tgz](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/5a0eb3d2-b313-4c1e-aaf8-a5992e4627b9); [arm-receipts-final.tgz](https://git.kayg.org/attachments/8d624204-1ae4-4a3a-a0da-e381f202f0f4).

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2026-11-01 00:04:54 +00:00

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Starting J42 independent review on branch review-cli-sessions-251 at target head 1ac5aa854a; the reviewed slice delta starts at 42ab330358. The target branch will remain untouched. I’m checking the D303/D304/D311/D314/D315 contracts, authority and race behavior, and the size, performance, and gate receipts before adding reproducers for confirmed defects on the review branch.

Starting J42 independent review on branch review-cli-sessions-251 at target head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; the reviewed slice delta starts at 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b. The target branch will remain untouched. I’m checking the D303/D304/D311/D314/D315 contracts, authority and race behavior, and the size, performance, and gate receipts before adding reproducers for confirmed defects on the review branch.

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2026-11-01 00:09:44 +00:00

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J15 first controlled reduction result on compute01: pinned 743d6534b shipping x86 = 21,571,568 B, versus original D315 21,598,160 B. The strict flat request decoder saves 26,592 B. Remaining growth versus fresh base 21,431,472 B = +140,096 B, still over D243 and under reduction. Four focused server tests pass on x86. Same static-cargo recipe, no new dependencies/features/profile/cap changes.

Verbatim:

Finished `release` profile [optimized] target(s) in 4m 26s
D315_REDUCE_ONE_BYTES=21571568
D315_REDUCE_ONE_EXIT=0

Runner has switched to pinned 772398377 for the separately measured helper-output reduction, then full fast. No source mutation during either build. PID 1443287 / ~/d315-reduce-one.log.

Timestamp correction: earlier progress called the VM's build-slot timestamps UTC. The VM clock is CET (UTC+1). Slot acquisition 00:57:58 CET corresponds to 05:27:58 IST; the 18m16s queue elapsed time is unchanged. Final reports use elapsed times or IST.

J15 first controlled reduction result on compute01: pinned 743d6534b shipping x86 = 21,571,568 B, versus original D315 21,598,160 B. The strict flat request decoder saves 26,592 B. Remaining growth versus fresh base 21,431,472 B = +140,096 B, still over D243 and under reduction. Four focused server tests pass on x86. Same static-cargo recipe, no new dependencies/features/profile/cap changes. Verbatim: ``` Finished `release` profile [optimized] target(s) in 4m 26s D315_REDUCE_ONE_BYTES=21571568 D315_REDUCE_ONE_EXIT=0 ``` Runner has switched to pinned 772398377 for the separately measured helper-output reduction, then full fast. No source mutation during either build. PID 1443287 / ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Timestamp correction: earlier progress called the VM's build-slot timestamps UTC. The VM clock is CET (UTC+1). Slot acquisition 00:57:58 CET corresponds to 05:27:58 IST; the 18m16s queue elapsed time is unchanged. Final reports use elapsed times or IST.

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2026-11-01 00:15:59 +00:00

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J15 controlled x86 reductions complete; full fast is now running on pushed 772398377. Size over D243, under reduction.

Source	Shipping bytes	Growth over base	Saving vs previous
base `4ac9a0429`	21,431,472	0	—
original D315 `c7b4e62c0`	21,598,160	+166,688	—
strict flat request `743d6534b`	21,571,568	+140,096	26,592
bounded helper output `772398377`	21,564,624	+133,152	6,944

Total saving 33,536 B (32.75 KiB). The requested <16 KiB growth is NOT reached: remaining growth is 130.03125 KiB, 116,768 B above 16 KiB. Caps remain unchanged. No safety, confirmation, UID, file, shell, undo or authorization checks were removed. Four server tests and five helper tests pass on x86; production six-flow and explicit six-combination shell matrix pass on the exact final head on compute02.

Final section deltas over base: .text +110,067; .eh_frame +12,208; .gcc_except_table +7,400; .eh_frame_hdr +1,536; .data.rel.ro +1,984; .relr.dyn +32; .got +16. .rodata, .data and .bss unchanged. Code/unwind = 131,211 B; file alignment -91 B yields total +133,152. This reinforces the original attribution: compiled application/serde/future machinery, not embedded TS/new dependency features. Fresh final shipping SHA256 aea3ff2f334f60f5bad98a5b046ba02da4fa84045864351cfd54a0a17a8d72a7; these new artifacts were read only for analysis (no objcopy metadata rewriting).

Verbatim measurement:

D315_REDUCE_ONE_BYTES=21571568
D315_REDUCE_ONE_EXIT=0
D315_REDUCE_TWO_BYTES=21564624
D315_REDUCE_TWO_EXIT=0

scripts/verify fast is active in the SAME slot on exact head 7723983770. PID 1443287; log ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Finish output follows when it exits. No completion/green-gate claim.

J15 controlled x86 reductions complete; full fast is now running on pushed 772398377. Size over D243, under reduction. | Source | Shipping bytes | Growth over base | Saving vs previous | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | | base 4ac9a0429 | 21,431,472 | 0 | — | | original D315 c7b4e62c0 | 21,598,160 | +166,688 | — | | strict flat request 743d6534b | 21,571,568 | +140,096 | 26,592 | | bounded helper output 772398377 | 21,564,624 | +133,152 | 6,944 | Total saving 33,536 B (32.75 KiB). The requested <16 KiB growth is NOT reached: remaining growth is 130.03125 KiB, 116,768 B above 16 KiB. Caps remain unchanged. No safety, confirmation, UID, file, shell, undo or authorization checks were removed. Four server tests and five helper tests pass on x86; production six-flow and explicit six-combination shell matrix pass on the exact final head on compute02. Final section deltas over base: .text +110,067; .eh_frame +12,208; .gcc_except_table +7,400; .eh_frame_hdr +1,536; .data.rel.ro +1,984; .relr.dyn +32; .got +16. .rodata, .data and .bss unchanged. Code/unwind = 131,211 B; file alignment -91 B yields total +133,152. This reinforces the original attribution: compiled application/serde/future machinery, not embedded TS/new dependency features. Fresh final shipping SHA256 aea3ff2f334f60f5bad98a5b046ba02da4fa84045864351cfd54a0a17a8d72a7; these new artifacts were read only for analysis (no objcopy metadata rewriting). Verbatim measurement: ``` D315_REDUCE_ONE_BYTES=21571568 D315_REDUCE_ONE_EXIT=0 D315_REDUCE_TWO_BYTES=21564624 D315_REDUCE_TWO_EXIT=0 ``` scripts/verify fast is active in the SAME slot on exact head 772398377030647582951bc28be41d8420b4a8f7. PID 1443287; log ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Finish output follows when it exits. No completion/green-gate claim.

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kayg commented

2026-11-01 00:23:12 +00:00

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J42 progress: review-only regression tests are committed and pushed on review-cli-sessions-251 at 8abf25decac826a9fb729e091e50c09ac5039a1c. The dev-02 focused test command is queued through build-slot; it reports 17 GB free, below its 25 GB threshold, so compilation has not started. I left other worktrees and targets untouched. I’ll resume the tests when the slot admits the job, then run the x86 fast gate on compute01 at the unchanged target head.

J42 progress: review-only regression tests are committed and pushed on `review-cli-sessions-251` at `8abf25decac826a9fb729e091e50c09ac5039a1c`. The dev-02 focused test command is queued through `build-slot`; it reports 17 GB free, below its 25 GB threshold, so compilation has not started. I left other worktrees and targets untouched. I’ll resume the tests when the slot admits the job, then run the x86 fast gate on compute01 at the unchanged target head.

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2026-11-01 00:25:54 +00:00

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J15 full-fast finding: clippy rejects the new test's r#"[]"# as needless_raw_string_hashes (terminal_startup.rs:164). No production failure. Fixed without suppression in pushed a781fd991: plain "[]", identical test bytes, production code unchanged. Size over D243, under reduction (+133,152 B measured production delta).

The active gate at 772398377 is continuing through its remaining rows. Its result will retain this clippy failure; I will not call it green. I have NOT changed the active VM worktree. When PID 1443287 finishes, update to pinned a781fd991 and rerun full scripts/verify fast. Screenshot/shell proofs at 772398377 remain the identical production implementation; only test literal syntax changed.

Compute02 cleanup: all D315 processes stopped, own ~/worktrees/d315/target deleted; production proof binary retained as ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j15/final-arm.production (22,210,504 B, SHA256 047d4a1e39fd722c6d9004c39dff48063f197665d9a8f3aba3361a2f91f50bea). Compute02 had only 17 GB free AFTER our cleanup, below build-slot's 25 GB floor; no more J15 work queued there.

J15 full-fast finding: clippy rejects the new test's `r#"[]"#` as needless_raw_string_hashes (terminal_startup.rs:164). No production failure. Fixed without suppression in pushed a781fd991: plain `"[]"`, identical test bytes, production code unchanged. Size over D243, under reduction (+133,152 B measured production delta). The active gate at 772398377 is continuing through its remaining rows. Its result will retain this clippy failure; I will not call it green. I have NOT changed the active VM worktree. When PID 1443287 finishes, update to pinned a781fd991 and rerun full scripts/verify fast. Screenshot/shell proofs at 772398377 remain the identical production implementation; only test literal syntax changed. Compute02 cleanup: all D315 processes stopped, own ~/worktrees/d315/target deleted; production proof binary retained as ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j15/final-arm.production (22,210,504 B, SHA256 047d4a1e39fd722c6d9004c39dff48063f197665d9a8f3aba3361a2f91f50bea). Compute02 had only 17 GB free AFTER our cleanup, below build-slot's 25 GB floor; no more J15 work queued there.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 00:32:45 +00:00

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J42 finding P2 — direct shim socket bypasses the saved-shell authority check

D288/D314 deny session automation unless the CLI process descends from a saved infraternal shell. The check is in the local action dispatcher (automation::execute). The shim accepts CloseSession whenever the peer negotiated capability bit 64; it does not verify the peer’s caller tree.

Reproducer: on infraternal-dev-02-std, a real PTY was created from the saved shell. The outer test runner (same UID, outside that shell) connected to the session’s mode-0600 socket, negotiated Attach(64), and sent CloseSession. The child exited. Focused test output: saved_shell_can_automate_real_ptys_but_same_uid_alone_cannot failed with same-UID process outside the saved shell closed a session over its local shim socket (~/j42-cli-sessions-focused.log, review head b51c49494).

This establishes the close bypass. The same socket also accepts ReadFrom after attach and sequenced input when that capability is selected, so a same-UID process can bypass the saved-shell gate for reading and typing too. A different OS account cannot traverse the private state directory or connect to its mode-0600 socket, and the CLI rejects cross-machine targets before lookup. The issue is the saved-shell boundary within one OS account.

**J42 finding P2 — direct shim socket bypasses the saved-shell authority check** D288/D314 deny session automation unless the CLI process descends from a saved infraternal shell. The check is in the local action dispatcher (`automation::execute`). The shim accepts `CloseSession` whenever the peer negotiated capability bit 64; it does not verify the peer’s caller tree. Reproducer: on `infraternal-dev-02-std`, a real PTY was created from the saved shell. The outer test runner (same UID, outside that shell) connected to the session’s mode-0600 socket, negotiated `Attach(64)`, and sent `CloseSession`. The child exited. Focused test output: `saved_shell_can_automate_real_ptys_but_same_uid_alone_cannot` failed with `same-UID process outside the saved shell closed a session over its local shim socket` (`~/j42-cli-sessions-focused.log`, review head `b51c49494`). This establishes the close bypass. The same socket also accepts `ReadFrom` after attach and sequenced input when that capability is selected, so a same-UID process can bypass the saved-shell gate for reading and typing too. A different OS account cannot traverse the private state directory or connect to its mode-0600 socket, and the CLI rejects cross-machine targets before lookup. The issue is the saved-shell boundary within one OS account.

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2026-11-01 00:32:45 +00:00

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J42 finding P3 — generated session skill exposes its private page cursor

The list action marks after as cli_hidden_inputs, and the CLI parser hides it. The skill renderer iterates every schema property without applying that hidden-input list, so infraternal skill sessions tells AI tools to use an option the command does not accept. The generated line is - \after` (option, string, optional): Private page cursor for the CLI adapter.`

On infraternal-dev-02-std, generated_sessions_skill_does_not_expose_the_private_list_cursor fails against review head b51c49494; exact output is in ~/j42-cli-sessions-focused.log.

**J42 finding P3 — generated session skill exposes its private page cursor** The list action marks `after` as `cli_hidden_inputs`, and the CLI parser hides it. The skill renderer iterates every schema property without applying that hidden-input list, so `infraternal skill sessions` tells AI tools to use an option the command does not accept. The generated line is `- \`after\` (option, string, optional): Private page cursor for the CLI adapter.` On `infraternal-dev-02-std`, `generated_sessions_skill_does_not_expose_the_private_list_cursor` fails against review head `b51c49494`; exact output is in `~/j42-cli-sessions-focused.log`.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 00:34:39 +00:00

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J42 finding P2 — read --last 1 can return more than one trailing line

capture trims trailing \n bytes only while computing the search start. If the output ends with a blank line, there is no requested delimiter left in that trimmed view; map_or(0, ...) then keeps the original text unchanged. The truncated flag also remains false.

A focused real capture test on infraternal-dev-02-std sent framed output first\n\n and requested one line. The returned text still contained first; read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line fails on review head 0883b59b2 (~/j42-session-read-focused-r2.log). The last validation itself is correct: the saved-shell integration test for omitting --last returns D303 usage code 2 and passes.

**J42 finding P2 — `read --last 1` can return more than one trailing line** `capture` trims trailing `\n` bytes only while computing the search start. If the output ends with a blank line, there is no requested delimiter left in that trimmed view; `map_or(0, ...)` then keeps the original text unchanged. The `truncated` flag also remains false. A focused real `capture` test on `infraternal-dev-02-std` sent framed output `first\n\n` and requested one line. The returned text still contained `first`; `read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line` fails on review head `0883b59b2` (`~/j42-session-read-focused-r2.log`). The `last` validation itself is correct: the saved-shell integration test for omitting `--last` returns D303 usage code 2 and passes.

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2026-11-01 00:36:41 +00:00

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J15 final safety finding and pushed correction: 3470995e5 (includes test-literal fix a781fd991).

Reproduced on compute01 using an isolated throwaway directory: create a 0640 original with no attributes, add a directory default ACL naming UID 65534 with read permission, create/chmod the replacement. Probe output:

D315_ACL_ORIGINAL_ATTRIBUTES []
D315_ACL_REPLACEMENT_ATTRIBUTES ['system.posix_acl_access']
D315_ACL_REPLACEMENT_MODE 0o640

The existing original-file attribute refusal does not cover attributes inherited by the new temporary file. Restoring the old mode can enable the inherited ACL's reader. Refuse attributes on the temporary descriptor before writing or rename; reuse cleanup instead of stripping ACLs or guessing equivalence. Regression asserts refusal, original bytes unchanged, no temporary left. Contract updated. No new dependency/unsafe Rust operation.

The original 772398377 full gate is still running, unmodified. The unread continuation in the same build-slot now checks out pinned 3470995e5 AFTER that gate exits, runs the new ACL regression once with the new check removed (expected red) then restores HEAD and runs green, then full scripts/verify fast on 3470995e5. The previously pending a781-only rerun is superseded, so no redundant middle full gate. Parent PID stays 1443287; log ~/d315-reduce-one.log, continuation ~/d315-corrected-run.sh. No source changes during the active old-head build.

Size remains over D243, under reduction. Prior measured production head was +133,152 B; this small permission-safety correction will be freshly measured by the final full gate. Browser/shell proof remains at the identical UI and shell implementation; only this refusal path and test literal changed. No visual pass claim.

J15 final safety finding and pushed correction: 3470995e5 (includes test-literal fix a781fd991). Reproduced on compute01 using an isolated throwaway directory: create a 0640 original with no attributes, add a directory default ACL naming UID 65534 with read permission, create/chmod the replacement. Probe output: ``` D315_ACL_ORIGINAL_ATTRIBUTES [] D315_ACL_REPLACEMENT_ATTRIBUTES ['system.posix_acl_access'] D315_ACL_REPLACEMENT_MODE 0o640 ``` The existing original-file attribute refusal does not cover attributes inherited by the new temporary file. Restoring the old mode can enable the inherited ACL's reader. Refuse attributes on the temporary descriptor before writing or rename; reuse cleanup instead of stripping ACLs or guessing equivalence. Regression asserts refusal, original bytes unchanged, no temporary left. Contract updated. No new dependency/unsafe Rust operation. The original 772398377 full gate is still running, unmodified. The unread continuation in the same build-slot now checks out pinned 3470995e5 AFTER that gate exits, runs the new ACL regression once with the new check removed (expected red) then restores HEAD and runs green, then full scripts/verify fast on 3470995e5. The previously pending a781-only rerun is superseded, so no redundant middle full gate. Parent PID stays 1443287; log ~/d315-reduce-one.log, continuation ~/d315-corrected-run.sh. No source changes during the active old-head build. Size remains over D243, under reduction. Prior measured production head was +133,152 B; this small permission-safety correction will be freshly measured by the final full gate. Browser/shell proof remains at the identical UI and shell implementation; only this refusal path and test literal changed. No visual pass claim.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 00:37:17 +00:00

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J42 progress at review head 0883b59b2: the focused dev-02 CLI suite ran through build-slot (5 passed, 2 expected review regressions failed: direct shim-socket close and generated after cursor). The omitted---last usage check passed with exit 2. The focused read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line test also fails as expected when first\n\n is read with --last 1. Logs remain at ~/j42-cli-sessions-focused.log and ~/j42-session-read-focused-r2.log; the dev-02 target directory has been removed.

The full scripts/verify fast is queued on compute01 at position 14/4 slots busy, against untouched target head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; no build has started. Log: ~/j42-compute01-fast.log.

J42 progress at review head `0883b59b2`: the focused dev-02 CLI suite ran through build-slot (5 passed, 2 expected review regressions failed: direct shim-socket close and generated `after` cursor). The omitted-`--last` usage check passed with exit 2. The focused `read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line` test also fails as expected when `first\n\n` is read with `--last 1`. Logs remain at `~/j42-cli-sessions-focused.log` and `~/j42-session-read-focused-r2.log`; the dev-02 target directory has been removed. The full `scripts/verify fast` is queued on compute01 at position 14/4 slots busy, against untouched target head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`; no build has started. Log: `~/j42-compute01-fast.log`.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 00:44:30 +00:00

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J15 full-workspace finding: the server suite on 772398377 reports 676 pass / 2 fail / 53 ignored. Both failures are D315 integration omissions, not baseline failures: remote_migration_tests.rs expects migration tip/count 30, while the newly appended 0031 produces 31. Exact failure examples: expected versions 1..30 versus actual 1..31; after.len() expected 30 versus actual 31.

Pushed bd41e9c62 updates the explicit contiguous 1..31 expectation and tip/count, asserts migration 31 at its expected position, verifies the hints table starts empty on fresh/upgraded databases, and retains old checksum/canvas/hostname assertions. No auto-derived expectation or suppressed test. Includes ACL correction 3470995e5 and clippy literal fix a781fd991.

The old-head gate is building its first ARM static artifact. Its same-slot continuation now pins bd41e9c62, runs ACL regression red/green, the migration suite, then full scripts/verify fast on bd41e9c62. Active source remains untouched at 772398377 until that first run exits. PID 1443287, ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Final size/gate result is pending; size over D243, under reduction.

J15 full-workspace finding: the server suite on 772398377 reports 676 pass / 2 fail / 53 ignored. Both failures are D315 integration omissions, not baseline failures: remote_migration_tests.rs expects migration tip/count 30, while the newly appended 0031 produces 31. Exact failure examples: expected versions 1..30 versus actual 1..31; after.len() expected 30 versus actual 31. Pushed bd41e9c62 updates the explicit contiguous 1..31 expectation and tip/count, asserts migration 31 at its expected position, verifies the hints table starts empty on fresh/upgraded databases, and retains old checksum/canvas/hostname assertions. No auto-derived expectation or suppressed test. Includes ACL correction 3470995e5 and clippy literal fix a781fd991. The old-head gate is building its first ARM static artifact. Its same-slot continuation now pins bd41e9c62, runs ACL regression red/green, the migration suite, then full scripts/verify fast on bd41e9c62. Active source remains untouched at 772398377 until that first run exits. PID 1443287, ~/d315-reduce-one.log. Final size/gate result is pending; size over D243, under reduction.

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2026-11-01 00:57:41 +00:00

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J42 checkpoint at review head 0883b59b2d8e563216cfb3908da5c60cd2a1613a; no source changes since the regression tests were committed and pushed. Dev-02 focused evidence is complete (5 passed / 2 failed for the shim and skill regressions; the read-line repro fails separately as expected). The required scripts/verify fast is still queued on compute01 at position 14 after about 31 minutes, against target 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76; no build has started. Log: ~/j42-compute01-fast.log. Next: collect the verbatim gate summary, clean only this job's target directory, and post the final P0–P3 verdict. Issue remains open.

J42 checkpoint at review head `0883b59b2d8e563216cfb3908da5c60cd2a1613a`; no source changes since the regression tests were committed and pushed. Dev-02 focused evidence is complete (5 passed / 2 failed for the shim and skill regressions; the read-line repro fails separately as expected). The required `scripts/verify fast` is still queued on compute01 at position 14 after about 31 minutes, against target `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`; no build has started. Log: `~/j42-compute01-fast.log`. Next: collect the verbatim gate summary, clean only this job's target directory, and post the final P0–P3 verdict. Issue remains open.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 01:17:36 +00:00

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J15 final-head checkpoint, bd41e9c629, size over D243, under reduction.

ACL regression: expected red reproduced with only the new temporary-attribute refusal removed, then exact HEAD restored and green passed. Raw red/green logs attached. Both formerly failing migration-history tests now PASS in the full workspace run (remote feature enabled); the new hints table is checked on fresh and upgraded databases. Clippy, workspace tests, SSH inode, shim, cargo-deny and architecture rows have completed successfully on the corrected head. The standalone migration filter without remote matched zero tests; the full workspace result is the evidence, not that empty filtered run.

Final fresh x86 shipping stat: 21,564,816 B; +133,344 B over base 21,431,472 B, saving 33,344 B vs original +166,688. Flat decoder saved 26,592, bounded stdout saved 6,944; ACL permission correction costs 192 B. <16 KiB is still NOT met. No cap/profile/feature changes or removed safety checks.

Final section deltas: .text +110,195; .eh_frame +12,256; .gcc_except_table +7,400; .eh_frame_hdr +1,544; .data.rel.ro +1,984; .relr.dyn +32; .got +16; physical alignment -83 = +133,344. .rodata/.data/.bss unchanged. Shipping SHA256 9a7725915ac74359b6d524abe8187818fe7bd07b45885607c22433e82c216e68. X86 static key-memory check reports locked pages and dump exclusion enabled.

The final ARM image is linking; full fast exit/table is still pending. The runner then executes the ordinary TypeScript gate on this exact head and exits. PID 1443287, ~/d315-reduce-one.log; ~/worktrees/d315/target remains the only J15 target on compute01. Compute02 target has been deleted and its production screenshots/logs are already attached at issuecomment-72059 (unchanged UI/shell code).

J15 final-head checkpoint, bd41e9c629e5109f171b9e310ef24cf34702f956, size over D243, under reduction. ACL regression: expected red reproduced with only the new temporary-attribute refusal removed, then exact HEAD restored and green passed. Raw red/green logs attached. Both formerly failing migration-history tests now PASS in the full workspace run (remote feature enabled); the new hints table is checked on fresh and upgraded databases. Clippy, workspace tests, SSH inode, shim, cargo-deny and architecture rows have completed successfully on the corrected head. The standalone migration filter without remote matched zero tests; the full workspace result is the evidence, not that empty filtered run. Final fresh x86 shipping stat: 21,564,816 B; +133,344 B over base 21,431,472 B, saving 33,344 B vs original +166,688. Flat decoder saved 26,592, bounded stdout saved 6,944; ACL permission correction costs 192 B. <16 KiB is still NOT met. No cap/profile/feature changes or removed safety checks. Final section deltas: .text +110,195; .eh_frame +12,256; .gcc_except_table +7,400; .eh_frame_hdr +1,544; .data.rel.ro +1,984; .relr.dyn +32; .got +16; physical alignment -83 = +133,344. .rodata/.data/.bss unchanged. Shipping SHA256 9a7725915ac74359b6d524abe8187818fe7bd07b45885607c22433e82c216e68. X86 static key-memory check reports locked pages and dump exclusion enabled. The final ARM image is linking; full fast exit/table is still pending. The runner then executes the ordinary TypeScript gate on this exact head and exits. PID 1443287, ~/d315-reduce-one.log; ~/worktrees/d315/target remains the only J15 target on compute01. Compute02 target has been deleted and its production screenshots/logs are already attached at issuecomment-72059 (unchanged UI/shell code).

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kayg commented

2026-11-01 01:21:51 +00:00

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J15 finish checkpoint: pushed d315-guard-line at bd41e9c629, based on requested origin/dev 4ac9a0429b. Implementation is committed; size over D243, under reduction. The <16 KiB goal is NOT reached. No issue closure, cap/profile change, merge or deployment.

D315 behavior: every PTY exports INFRATERNAL_SESSION; detection only reads process/startup state; the once-per-account/host quiet notice offers Copy guard and explicitly confirmed Add guard with precise undo. Bash/zsh/fish and exec patterns, per-host/global switches, account/session/UID authority, stale edits, file ownership and symlinks are covered. The final permission fix also refuses inherited temporary-file ACLs; its regression is proven red/green, with original content and cleanup checked.

Fresh x86 measurements, unchanged pinned shipping recipe through compute01 FIFO build-slot:

Source	Bytes	Growth over fresh base
Base `4ac9a0429`	21,431,472	0
Original D315 `c7b4e62c0`	21,598,160	+166,688
Flat decoder `743d6534b`	21,571,568	+140,096
Bounded output `772398377`	21,564,624	+133,152
Final `bd41e9c62`	21,564,816	+133,344

Net saving 33,344 B. Decoder saved 26,592 B; bounded output saved 6,944 B; inherited-ACL refusal adds 192 B. Final growth is 130.21875 KiB. At least 116,961 more bytes must be removed to get strictly below 16 KiB growth. ARM final is 19,724,008 B versus unchanged cap 19,605,896 B, +118,112 B.

Attribution for J36/#269: identical resolved package/feature union; no new regex/clap/TLS feature cause; tracer TS is served from disk, not embedded. Validated shipping nm identifies tagged serde decoding, Proposal specializations, the private helper and async operation/task machinery as the large costs. 28,114 shared canonical symbols totaling 15.73 MB are unchanged in size, so this is not a broad unrelated LTO reshuffle. Original shipping section delta was .text +134,387, unwind/exception +25,640, .rodata +4,096, .data.rel.ro +2,624. Final delta is .text +110,195, unwind/exception +21,200, .data.rel.ro +1,984, .relr/.got +48, file alignment -83 = +133,344; .rodata/.data/.bss unchanged. Detailed validated nm and secondary cargo-bloat evidence: initial attribution, cargo-bloat, final sections and ACL red/green.

Verbatim final scripts/verify fast summary on bd41e9c62:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | PASS         |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| gate architecture         | PASS         |
| static builds             | FAIL (1)     |
+---------------------------+--------------+
D315_FINAL_VERIFY_EXIT=1

Static gate output:

PT_INTERP: absent; size: 21564816 bytes; cap: 21431472 bytes; delta: +133344 bytes
PT_INTERP: absent; size: 19724008 bytes; cap: 19605896 bytes; delta: +118112 bytes

All final Rust rows pass except the unchanged static-size caps. Both previously stale migration assertions now pass in the full workspace run, retaining checksum/canvas/hostname checks and verifying the new hints table. Key-memory checks report locked pages and dump exclusion enabled.

The unmodified ordinary TypeScript gate ran separately on this exact head in the same slot and passed: 369 canvas/compiler tests, 105 connection tests, 17 terminal tests, 39 protocol tests, plus 2 compiler-metadata tests; zero failures. Typecheck, production build, oracle and transfer budgets pass. Critical JS gzip 306,101/307,200; brotli 255,012/256,000 B. Earlier compute02 mock-order failures remain documented at issuecomment-71996/72059 and were not reproduced by this final x86 run; no test was skipped or suppressed to achieve this result.

D315_CORRECTED_HEAD_EXIT=1
D315_FINAL_SHIPPING_BYTES=21564816
D315_FINAL_TS_HEAD_EXIT=0

Production browser proof: 6/6 desktop/phone/small-phone × ink/paper flows pass, with 18 screenshots attached here. They capture the unchanged production UI/shell flow at 772398377; later changes are the ACL refusal and test corrections. Explicit bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij matrix passes. Visual judgment remains kayg's.

All J15 processes ended and both own target directories were removed; worktrees, production web assets and small evidence caches are retained. Static binaries and raw evidence retained under ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j15; both local and remote worktrees are clean. Final x86 SHA256 9a7725915ac74359b6d524abe8187818fe7bd07b45885607c22433e82c216e68; ARM SHA256 f42ce69d27b7f43aba2e372c23b97c6311fe85c25a75547a185c39f1ba2db9d6.

Remaining: further native code-size reduction. The full gate stays red for size, and no D243 exception is assumed. No further background work remains running.

J15 finish checkpoint: pushed `d315-guard-line` at **bd41e9c629e5109f171b9e310ef24cf34702f956**, based on requested origin/dev **4ac9a0429b445971c07e9edab48c0c6e4fb1718d**. Implementation is committed; **size over D243, under reduction**. The <16 KiB goal is NOT reached. No issue closure, cap/profile change, merge or deployment. D315 behavior: every PTY exports INFRATERNAL_SESSION; detection only reads process/startup state; the once-per-account/host quiet notice offers Copy guard and explicitly confirmed Add guard with precise undo. Bash/zsh/fish and exec patterns, per-host/global switches, account/session/UID authority, stale edits, file ownership and symlinks are covered. The final permission fix also refuses inherited temporary-file ACLs; its regression is proven red/green, with original content and cleanup checked. Fresh x86 measurements, unchanged pinned shipping recipe through compute01 FIFO build-slot: | Source | Bytes | Growth over fresh base | | --- | ---: | ---: | | Base 4ac9a0429 | 21,431,472 | 0 | | Original D315 c7b4e62c0 | 21,598,160 | +166,688 | | Flat decoder 743d6534b | 21,571,568 | +140,096 | | Bounded output 772398377 | 21,564,624 | +133,152 | | Final bd41e9c62 | 21,564,816 | +133,344 | Net saving **33,344 B**. Decoder saved 26,592 B; bounded output saved 6,944 B; inherited-ACL refusal adds 192 B. Final growth is **130.21875 KiB**. At least **116,961 more bytes** must be removed to get strictly below 16 KiB growth. ARM final is **19,724,008 B** versus unchanged cap **19,605,896 B**, **+118,112 B**. Attribution for J36/#269: identical resolved package/feature union; no new regex/clap/TLS feature cause; tracer TS is served from disk, not embedded. Validated shipping nm identifies tagged serde decoding, Proposal specializations, the private helper and async operation/task machinery as the large costs. 28,114 shared canonical symbols totaling 15.73 MB are unchanged in size, so this is not a broad unrelated LTO reshuffle. Original shipping section delta was .text +134,387, unwind/exception +25,640, .rodata +4,096, .data.rel.ro +2,624. Final delta is .text +110,195, unwind/exception +21,200, .data.rel.ro +1,984, .relr/.got +48, file alignment -83 = +133,344; .rodata/.data/.bss unchanged. Detailed validated nm and secondary cargo-bloat evidence: [initial attribution](https://git.kayg.org/kayg/infraternal/issues/251#issuecomment-72025), [cargo-bloat](https://git.kayg.org/kayg/infraternal/issues/251#issuecomment-72030), [final sections and ACL red/green](https://git.kayg.org/kayg/infraternal/issues/251#issuecomment-72195). Verbatim final `scripts/verify fast` summary on bd41e9c62: ``` +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | PASS | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | gate architecture | PASS | | static builds | FAIL (1) | +---------------------------+--------------+ D315_FINAL_VERIFY_EXIT=1 ``` Static gate output: ``` PT_INTERP: absent; size: 21564816 bytes; cap: 21431472 bytes; delta: +133344 bytes PT_INTERP: absent; size: 19724008 bytes; cap: 19605896 bytes; delta: +118112 bytes ``` All final Rust rows pass except the unchanged static-size caps. Both previously stale migration assertions now pass in the full workspace run, retaining checksum/canvas/hostname checks and verifying the new hints table. Key-memory checks report locked pages and dump exclusion enabled. The unmodified ordinary TypeScript gate ran separately on this exact head in the same slot and **passed**: 369 canvas/compiler tests, 105 connection tests, 17 terminal tests, 39 protocol tests, plus 2 compiler-metadata tests; zero failures. Typecheck, production build, oracle and transfer budgets pass. Critical JS gzip 306,101/307,200; brotli 255,012/256,000 B. Earlier compute02 mock-order failures remain documented at issuecomment-71996/72059 and were not reproduced by this final x86 run; no test was skipped or suppressed to achieve this result. ``` D315_CORRECTED_HEAD_EXIT=1 D315_FINAL_SHIPPING_BYTES=21564816 D315_FINAL_TS_HEAD_EXIT=0 ``` Production browser proof: **6/6** desktop/phone/small-phone × ink/paper flows pass, with 18 screenshots attached [here](https://git.kayg.org/kayg/infraternal/issues/251#issuecomment-72059). They capture the unchanged production UI/shell flow at 772398377; later changes are the ACL refusal and test corrections. Explicit bash/zsh/fish × tmux/zellij matrix passes. Visual judgment remains kayg's. All J15 processes ended and both own target directories were removed; worktrees, production web assets and small evidence caches are retained. Static binaries and raw evidence retained under ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j15; both local and remote worktrees are clean. Final x86 SHA256 9a7725915ac74359b6d524abe8187818fe7bd07b45885607c22433e82c216e68; ARM SHA256 f42ce69d27b7f43aba2e372c23b97c6311fe85c25a75547a185c39f1ba2db9d6. Remaining: further native code-size reduction. The full gate stays red for size, and no D243 exception is assumed. No further background work remains running.

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kayg commented

2026-11-01 01:29:18 +00:00

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J44 start: branch at base (J15 target). I am measuring the static release image and symbol/section deltas on x86_64 compute01 and aarch64 dev-02, then will apply focused code-size reductions and remeasure both architectures per commit. No behavior or D315 contract changes planned.

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2026-11-01 01:29:41 +00:00

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Correction to the J44 start entry immediately above: branch j44-d315-size, base bd41e9c629. The earlier command interpolated Markdown backticks; this entry has the exact values.

Correction to the J44 start entry immediately above: branch j44-d315-size, base bd41e9c629e5109f171b9e310ef24cf34702f956. The earlier command interpolated Markdown backticks; this entry has the exact values.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 01:30:23 +00:00

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J42 gate environment finding: the first full scripts/verify fast run reached replay_size_review, where adopted_raw_and_snapshot_replays_keep_pre_resize_geometry failed before its assertions. scripts/agent_fixture.py:44-66 fell back to /home/claude/.cache/codex-scratch/infraternal; the computed AF_UNIX socket path was 109 bytes, over its 108-byte limit. This is a fixture-path failure, not a product assertion. The gate is allowed to finish. I’ll rerun with both INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT and INFRATERNAL_AGENT_TEST_STATE_ROOT set to /home/claude/.cache/j42-t (same filesystem as the Cargo target), then report the corrected full-gate output. The current log is ~/j42-compute01-fast.log.

J42 gate environment finding: the first full `scripts/verify fast` run reached `replay_size_review`, where `adopted_raw_and_snapshot_replays_keep_pre_resize_geometry` failed before its assertions. `scripts/agent_fixture.py:44-66` fell back to `/home/claude/.cache/codex-scratch/infraternal`; the computed AF_UNIX socket path was 109 bytes, over its 108-byte limit. This is a fixture-path failure, not a product assertion. The gate is allowed to finish. I’ll rerun with both `INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT` and `INFRATERNAL_AGENT_TEST_STATE_ROOT` set to `/home/claude/.cache/j42-t` (same filesystem as the Cargo target), then report the corrected full-gate output. The current log is `~/j42-compute01-fast.log`.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 01:51:28 +00:00

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J42 verification checkpoint: review branch remains clean/pushed at 0883b59b2d8e563216cfb3908da5c60cd2a1613a; target remains untouched at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76. The compute01 scripts/verify fast runner acquired a slot and is still compiling workspace test targets; there is no final gate summary yet. Its first run has the fixture-path failure recorded above (109-byte fallback Unix socket path). After it exits, I’ll rerun with the short fixture roots, then post the final gate output and P0–P3 verdict. Log: ~/j42-compute01-fast.log.

J42 verification checkpoint: review branch remains clean/pushed at `0883b59b2d8e563216cfb3908da5c60cd2a1613a`; target remains untouched at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`. The compute01 `scripts/verify fast` runner acquired a slot and is still compiling workspace test targets; there is no final gate summary yet. Its first run has the fixture-path failure recorded above (109-byte fallback Unix socket path). After it exits, I’ll rerun with the short fixture roots, then post the final gate output and P0–P3 verdict. Log: `~/j42-compute01-fast.log`.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 02:18:42 +00:00

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J42 first full gate completed on compute01 through build-slot, pinned Nix shell, and RUST_TEST_THREADS=1, at target head 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76. The only workspace-test failure was replay_size_review rejecting the 109-byte fallback fixture socket path before its assertions; it is a test-root issue, not a product assertion. Static artifact receipts from this gate:

PT_INTERP: absent; size: 21489008 bytes; cap: 21431472 bytes; delta: +57536 bytes
binary exceeds the 21431472-byte size budget: 21489008 bytes
PT_INTERP: absent; size: 19650312 bytes; cap: 19605896 bytes; delta: +44416 bytes
binary exceeds the 19605896-byte size budget: 19650312 bytes

Verbatim Rust gate summary:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | FAIL (1)     |
+---------------------------+--------------+
J42_VERIFY_FAST_EXIT=1

The corrected full gate is queued through build-slot at position 5 with both fixture roots set to /home/claude/.cache/j42-t; the log is ~/j42-compute01-fast-short-root.log. I’ll post its output and final verdict when it finishes.

J42 first full gate completed on compute01 through `build-slot`, pinned Nix shell, and `RUST_TEST_THREADS=1`, at target head `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`. The only workspace-test failure was `replay_size_review` rejecting the 109-byte fallback fixture socket path before its assertions; it is a test-root issue, not a product assertion. Static artifact receipts from this gate: ```text PT_INTERP: absent; size: 21489008 bytes; cap: 21431472 bytes; delta: +57536 bytes binary exceeds the 21431472-byte size budget: 21489008 bytes PT_INTERP: absent; size: 19650312 bytes; cap: 19605896 bytes; delta: +44416 bytes binary exceeds the 19605896-byte size budget: 19650312 bytes ``` Verbatim Rust gate summary: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | FAIL (1) | +---------------------------+--------------+ J42_VERIFY_FAST_EXIT=1 ``` The corrected full gate is queued through `build-slot` at position 5 with both fixture roots set to `/home/claude/.cache/j42-t`; the log is `~/j42-compute01-fast-short-root.log`. I’ll post its output and final verdict when it finishes.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 03:00:33 +00:00

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J42 final independent review — target cli-sessions-d314 @ 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76, compared with base 42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b. Review branch review-cli-sessions-251 @ 0883b59b2d8e563216cfb3908da5c60cd2a1613a contains regression tests only; the target branch remains untouched.

Findings

P0: none. P1: none.
P2 — saved-shell authority is bypassed by direct access to a shim socket. The local action dispatcher checks the caller’s kernel-derived saved-shell ancestry, but a same-UID process outside that shell can connect directly to the mode-0600 per-session socket. On a real PTY, the review regression negotiated CloseSession (capability bit 64), sent the close frame, and observed the saved shell exit. The same socket accepts retained-output reads and sequenced input. Different OS accounts cannot traverse the private state directory/socket; cross-machine CLI targets are rejected. Regression: saved_shell_can_automate_real_ptys_but_same_uid_alone_cannot.
P2 — read --last 1 can return an earlier line when output ends in a blank line. Framed output first\n\n leaves first in the result and truncated false. Regression: read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line.
P3 — the generated sessions skill advertises its private after cursor. CLI help hides it and the adapter paginates internally, but the skill renderer includes it as an optional input. Regression: generated_sessions_skill_does_not_expose_the_private_list_cursor.

The omitted---last check passes with D303 usage exit 2. The slice’s list/new/send/read/close verbs, --name, literal -- cmd, and --json envelope otherwise match the scoped D314 surface; errors return the expected D303 codes and state a next step. Session names use private atomic creation. new passes NUL-delimited argv rather than shell source; send writes exact UTF-8 bytes, max 4096, adds no newline, acknowledges written input, and does not retry uncertain writes. read --last accepts 1–10000, starts from at most 4096 retained bytes, and bounds frames/replies. JSON remains schema version 1. Local action requests are sequential; close is intentionally a request without exit acknowledgement, so an immediate later read/send can race shell shutdown. No cross-account/cross-machine session oracle was found. sessions mcp has no implementation or stub in this slice and remains deferred.

Size and performance

I agree with J14’s D243 reason and find no remaining cheap reduction. Four measured cuts saved 74,880 B x86 and 61,952 B native ARM; a broader static-metadata rewrite increased ARM. The retained five operations include authority checks, private atomic names, bounded replay/input acknowledgement, literal startup and negotiated close. J14’s paired 50-PTY list/send runs show no consistent latency regression (list p50/p95 5.756/6.180 ms before vs 5.412/5.958 ms reduced; send 3.412/3.761 vs 3.300/3.657 ms); summed shim RSS is effectively unchanged.

Caps are in scripts/verify.d/rust.sh; docs/PROCESS.md records them. The corrected compute01 gate artifacts are x86_64 21,489,008 B (current cap 21,431,472; +57,536) and cross-built aarch64 19,650,312 B (current cap 19,605,896; +44,416). The matched native ARM comparison is 19,650,216 B (+48,384) and is a separate artifact. A ratchet commit for this slice would set the gate ceilings to exactly 21,489,008 and 19,650,312, update the matching D243 evidence/table in docs/PROCESS.md, and rerun the gate plus scripts/test-static-size.py (exact-cap pass, cap+1 rejection, downward-ratchet check). This review branch does not change caps.

Corrected compute01 gate

The first run’s test row was interrupted by a fixture-root path of 109 bytes. The corrected full run used both INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT and INFRATERNAL_AGENT_TEST_STATE_ROOT set to /home/claude/.cache/j42-t on the same filesystem. Its test row passed; the sole remaining gate failure is the expected unchanged size ceiling. Verbatim Rust gate summary:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| test                      | PASS         |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| static builds             | FAIL (1)     |
+---------------------------+--------------+
J42_VERIFY_SHORT_ROOT_EXIT=1

Verdict: request changes for the two P2 defects and P3 skill leak. The review-only regressions are pushed on review-cli-sessions-251; compute01 target and fixture build directories were removed after the gate. Issue remains open; no merge or deployment.

J42 final independent review — target `cli-sessions-d314` @ `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`, compared with base `42ab330358eb06d47acade8d0f2c35b9225af74b`. Review branch `review-cli-sessions-251` @ `0883b59b2d8e563216cfb3908da5c60cd2a1613a` contains regression tests only; the target branch remains untouched. ### Findings - **P0: none. P1: none.** - **P2 — saved-shell authority is bypassed by direct access to a shim socket.** The local action dispatcher checks the caller’s kernel-derived saved-shell ancestry, but a same-UID process outside that shell can connect directly to the mode-0600 per-session socket. On a real PTY, the review regression negotiated `CloseSession` (capability bit 64), sent the close frame, and observed the saved shell exit. The same socket accepts retained-output reads and sequenced input. Different OS accounts cannot traverse the private state directory/socket; cross-machine CLI targets are rejected. Regression: `saved_shell_can_automate_real_ptys_but_same_uid_alone_cannot`. - **P2 — `read --last 1` can return an earlier line when output ends in a blank line.** Framed output `first\n\n` leaves `first` in the result and `truncated` false. Regression: `read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line`. - **P3 — the generated `sessions` skill advertises its private `after` cursor.** CLI help hides it and the adapter paginates internally, but the skill renderer includes it as an optional input. Regression: `generated_sessions_skill_does_not_expose_the_private_list_cursor`. The omitted-`--last` check passes with D303 usage exit 2. The slice’s list/new/send/read/close verbs, `--name`, literal `-- cmd`, and `--json` envelope otherwise match the scoped D314 surface; errors return the expected D303 codes and state a next step. Session names use private atomic creation. `new` passes NUL-delimited argv rather than shell source; `send` writes exact UTF-8 bytes, max 4096, adds no newline, acknowledges written input, and does not retry uncertain writes. `read --last` accepts 1–10000, starts from at most 4096 retained bytes, and bounds frames/replies. JSON remains schema version 1. Local action requests are sequential; close is intentionally a request without exit acknowledgement, so an immediate later read/send can race shell shutdown. No cross-account/cross-machine session oracle was found. `sessions mcp` has no implementation or stub in this slice and remains deferred. ### Size and performance I agree with J14’s D243 reason and find no remaining cheap reduction. Four measured cuts saved 74,880 B x86 and 61,952 B native ARM; a broader static-metadata rewrite increased ARM. The retained five operations include authority checks, private atomic names, bounded replay/input acknowledgement, literal startup and negotiated close. J14’s paired 50-PTY list/send runs show no consistent latency regression (list p50/p95 5.756/6.180 ms before vs 5.412/5.958 ms reduced; send 3.412/3.761 vs 3.300/3.657 ms); summed shim RSS is effectively unchanged. Caps are in `scripts/verify.d/rust.sh`; `docs/PROCESS.md` records them. The corrected compute01 gate artifacts are x86_64 21,489,008 B (current cap 21,431,472; +57,536) and cross-built aarch64 19,650,312 B (current cap 19,605,896; +44,416). The matched native ARM comparison is 19,650,216 B (+48,384) and is a separate artifact. A ratchet commit for this slice would set the gate ceilings to exactly 21,489,008 and 19,650,312, update the matching D243 evidence/table in `docs/PROCESS.md`, and rerun the gate plus `scripts/test-static-size.py` (exact-cap pass, cap+1 rejection, downward-ratchet check). This review branch does not change caps. ### Corrected compute01 gate The first run’s test row was interrupted by a fixture-root path of 109 bytes. The corrected full run used both `INFRATERNAL_TEST_STATE_ROOT` and `INFRATERNAL_AGENT_TEST_STATE_ROOT` set to `/home/claude/.cache/j42-t` on the same filesystem. Its test row passed; the sole remaining gate failure is the expected unchanged size ceiling. Verbatim Rust gate summary: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | fmt | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | test | PASS | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | static builds | FAIL (1) | +---------------------------+--------------+ J42_VERIFY_SHORT_ROOT_EXIT=1 ``` **Verdict: request changes** for the two P2 defects and P3 skill leak. The review-only regressions are pushed on `review-cli-sessions-251`; compute01 target and fixture build directories were removed after the gate. Issue remains open; no merge or deployment.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 03:08:26 +00:00

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J44 starting on branch j44-d315-size, base bd41e9c629e5109f171b9e310ef24cf34702f956 (D315 head). The carried-over candidate reuses the strictly decoded request, consolidates shell startup-file selection, and avoids a redundant JSON parse. Next: inspect the cited evidence, checkpoint/push, then measure static x86_64 and aarch64 builds through build-slot before retaining changes.

J44 starting on branch `j44-d315-size`, base `bd41e9c629e5109f171b9e310ef24cf34702f956` (D315 head). The carried-over candidate reuses the strictly decoded request, consolidates shell startup-file selection, and avoids a redundant JSON parse. Next: inspect the cited evidence, checkpoint/push, then measure static x86_64 and aarch64 builds through build-slot before retaining changes.

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2026-11-01 04:03:02 +00:00

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Checkpoint pushed: 0de81d636 on j44-d315-size. The candidate reuses the validated request and consolidates shell startup-file selection. Next: rebase the private J44 branch onto current origin/dev, then build the matching baseline and candidate on compute01 x86_64 and dev-02 aarch64 through build-slot. Build logs/evidence will live under ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j44-d315-size/; each VM will use ~/worktrees/j44-d315-size/target. No VM jobs have started.

Checkpoint pushed: `0de81d636` on `j44-d315-size`. The candidate reuses the validated request and consolidates shell startup-file selection. Next: rebase the private J44 branch onto current `origin/dev`, then build the matching baseline and candidate on compute01 x86_64 and dev-02 aarch64 through `build-slot`. Build logs/evidence will live under `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j44-d315-size/`; each VM will use `~/worktrees/j44-d315-size/target`. No VM jobs have started.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 06:23:55 +00:00

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J46 start: branch cli-sessions-d314-j46, fix round of target cli-sessions-d314 at 1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76. I am rebasing onto requested origin/dev f4b61cd6c3f52078cad7573c5367d7a6e75f84f0, then cherry-picking J42 regression tests before fixes. I will test on dev-02 and run scripts/verify fast on compute01 through build-slot.

J46 start: branch `cli-sessions-d314-j46`, fix round of target `cli-sessions-d314` at `1ac5aa854a8e1fc4d79ef00f00e340a9f5d10d76`. I am rebasing onto requested `origin/dev` `f4b61cd6c3f52078cad7573c5367d7a6e75f84f0`, then cherry-picking J42 regression tests before fixes. I will test on dev-02 and run `scripts/verify fast` on compute01 through build-slot.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 06:33:07 +00:00

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J46 confirming J42 P2 with failing-first evidence: on dev-02-std, cargo test -p infraternal --test cli_sessions -- --test-threads=1 reports 5 passed / 2 failed, including saved_shell_can_automate_real_ptys_but_same_uid_alone_cannot. The test's same-UID process outside the saved shell connects to the session shim, negotiates close, and the saved shell exits. Log: /home/claude/j46-red-cli.log. Root cause is the shim accept loop authenticates only UID/root; the saved-shell ancestry check runs earlier only on the infraternal agent's action socket.

J46 confirming J42 P2 with failing-first evidence: on dev-02-std, `cargo test -p infraternal --test cli_sessions -- --test-threads=1` reports 5 passed / 2 failed, including `saved_shell_can_automate_real_ptys_but_same_uid_alone_cannot`. The test's same-UID process outside the saved shell connects to the session shim, negotiates close, and the saved shell exits. Log: `/home/claude/j46-red-cli.log`. Root cause is the shim accept loop authenticates only UID/root; the saved-shell ancestry check runs earlier only on the infraternal agent's action socket.

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2026-11-01 06:33:07 +00:00

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J46 confirming J42 P3 with failing-first evidence: the same dev-02-std CLI run reports generated_sessions_skill_does_not_expose_the_private_list_cursor failing. infraternal skill sessions includes the private after cursor although CLI parsing hides it. Log: /home/claude/j46-red-cli.log.

J46 confirming J42 P3 with failing-first evidence: the same dev-02-std CLI run reports `generated_sessions_skill_does_not_expose_the_private_list_cursor` failing. `infraternal skill sessions` includes the private `after` cursor although CLI parsing hides it. Log: `/home/claude/j46-red-cli.log`.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 06:38:16 +00:00

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J46 confirming J42 P2 read regression with failing-first evidence: on dev-02-std, cargo test -p infraternal-agent --lib read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line -- --test-threads=1 reports 0 passed / 1 failed. With retained output first\n\n, read --last 1 still contains first; the trimmed view used to find the cut does not match the original text it truncates. Log: /home/claude/j46-red-read.log.

J46 confirming J42 P2 read regression with failing-first evidence: on dev-02-std, `cargo test -p infraternal-agent --lib read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line -- --test-threads=1` reports 0 passed / 1 failed. With retained output `first\n\n`, `read --last 1` still contains `first`; the trimmed view used to find the cut does not match the original text it truncates. Log: `/home/claude/j46-red-read.log`.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 07:21:10 +00:00

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J46 round-one fixes on branch cli-sessions-d314-j46, based on rebased origin/dev f4b61cd6c3f52078cad7573c5367d7a6e75f84f0. J42’s failing regressions are cherry-picked and verified red on dev-02; I am tracing the live shim/restart protocol before implementing the selected in-memory capability renewal. Next: test the trust handoff and finish the two smaller fixes, then run focused tests and the required gates. D243 caps are removed; I will report the measured static-size delta without changing caps.

J46 round-one fixes on branch `cli-sessions-d314-j46`, based on rebased `origin/dev` `f4b61cd6c3f52078cad7573c5367d7a6e75f84f0`. J42’s failing regressions are cherry-picked and verified red on dev-02; I am tracing the live shim/restart protocol before implementing the selected in-memory capability renewal. Next: test the trust handoff and finish the two smaller fixes, then run focused tests and the required gates. D243 caps are removed; I will report the measured static-size delta without changing caps.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 07:28:25 +00:00

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J46 round-two evidence for the two non-socket J42 findings on #251:

P2 read --last 1 with retained first\n\n: the test was red on the reviewed target (/home/claude/j46-red-read.log, 0 passed / 1 failed). After counting a terminal newline as the separator before cutting the original text, cargo test -p infraternal-agent --lib read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line -- --test-threads=1 passes on dev-02 through build-slot inside nix develop (1 passed). Commit a2515731c.
P3 generated sessions skill exposed the parser-private after cursor: the J42 regression was red in /home/claude/j46-red-cli.log. The skill renderer now filters the action's hidden inputs, and cargo test -p infraternal --test cli_sessions generated_sessions_skill_does_not_expose_the_private_list_cursor -- --exact --test-threads=1 passes on dev-02 through build-slot inside nix develop (1 passed). Commit cc43afcbc.

The same-UID raw shim socket finding remains under investigation; no socket fix is claimed here. D243 caps remain removed, so the final report will include measured size deltas without changing caps.

J46 round-two evidence for the two non-socket J42 findings on #251: - P2 `read --last 1` with retained `first\n\n`: the test was red on the reviewed target (`/home/claude/j46-red-read.log`, 0 passed / 1 failed). After counting a terminal newline as the separator before cutting the original text, `cargo test -p infraternal-agent --lib read_last_line_keeps_a_trailing_blank_line -- --test-threads=1` passes on dev-02 through `build-slot` inside `nix develop` (1 passed). Commit `a2515731c`. - P3 generated sessions skill exposed the parser-private `after` cursor: the J42 regression was red in `/home/claude/j46-red-cli.log`. The skill renderer now filters the action's hidden inputs, and `cargo test -p infraternal --test cli_sessions generated_sessions_skill_does_not_expose_the_private_list_cursor -- --exact --test-threads=1` passes on dev-02 through `build-slot` inside `nix develop` (1 passed). Commit `cc43afcbc`. The same-UID raw shim socket finding remains under investigation; no socket fix is claimed here. D243 caps remain removed, so the final report will include measured size deltas without changing caps.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 07:29:43 +00:00

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J46 P2 socket finding remains open. After the two independent fixes, the full dev-02 CLI session test reports 6 passed / 1 failed; saved_shell_can_automate_real_ptys_but_same_uid_alone_cannot still proves an outside same-UID process can close a saved session over its shim socket. Log: /home/claude/j46-cli-round2.log.

Protocol trace: contracts/shim.md §2–3 says the replacement infraternal agent discovers the surviving shims after service restart. In code, sessions::discover reconnects directly through sessions::connect, while the shim currently checks only SO_PEERCRED uid/root and sends Hello before any authorization. There is no capability or authenticated restart-transfer frame in the current D13 path. If the old agent process has exited, a random cap held only by that shim and process is not available to the replacement; accepting a fresh cap from any same-UID local peer would let the outsider renew itself. I have not added an unsafe or PID-only renewal path. The in-memory-only capability design needs an authenticated source for the replacement to obtain/rotate the cap (for example a volatile server handoff), or a shim-verifiable stable credential. No trust-model change is claimed until that handoff is resolved.

J46 P2 socket finding remains open. After the two independent fixes, the full dev-02 CLI session test reports 6 passed / 1 failed; `saved_shell_can_automate_real_ptys_but_same_uid_alone_cannot` still proves an outside same-UID process can close a saved session over its shim socket. Log: `/home/claude/j46-cli-round2.log`. Protocol trace: `contracts/shim.md` §2–3 says the replacement infraternal agent discovers the surviving shims after service restart. In code, `sessions::discover` reconnects directly through `sessions::connect`, while the shim currently checks only `SO_PEERCRED` uid/root and sends `Hello` before any authorization. There is no capability or authenticated restart-transfer frame in the current D13 path. If the old agent process has exited, a random cap held only by that shim and process is not available to the replacement; accepting a fresh cap from any same-UID local peer would let the outsider renew itself. I have not added an unsafe or PID-only renewal path. The in-memory-only capability design needs an authenticated source for the replacement to obtain/rotate the cap (for example a volatile server handoff), or a shim-verifiable stable credential. No trust-model change is claimed until that handoff is resolved.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 07:34:58 +00:00

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J46 checkpoint: branch cli-sessions-d314-j46 is rebased on origin/dev f4b61cd6c3f52078cad7573c5367d7a6e75f84f0, head b65c504dc19a52753201c0d4a276d970b1cebbec. The J42 same-UID integration test remains in the branch with #[ignore = "same-UID shim trust boundary awaits owner decision on #251"]; the shim trust contract is unchanged. Its dev-02 suite now reports 6 passed / 0 failed / 1 ignored. I removed this job's dev-02 target directory.

The required scripts/verify fast is running on compute01 through build-slot in ~/worktrees/j46; log: /home/claude/j46-verify-fast.log. The D243 ceilings still in the checked-out baseline are 21,443,824 bytes x86_64 and 19,629,240 bytes aarch64; I will report both artifact deltas and will not edit the ceilings. The owner's restart-bridging decision is pending, so no shim trust-model change is made in this round.

J46 checkpoint: branch `cli-sessions-d314-j46` is rebased on `origin/dev` `f4b61cd6c3f52078cad7573c5367d7a6e75f84f0`, head `b65c504dc19a52753201c0d4a276d970b1cebbec`. The J42 same-UID integration test remains in the branch with `#[ignore = "same-UID shim trust boundary awaits owner decision on #251"]`; the shim trust contract is unchanged. Its dev-02 suite now reports 6 passed / 0 failed / 1 ignored. I removed this job's dev-02 target directory. The required `scripts/verify fast` is running on compute01 through build-slot in `~/worktrees/j46`; log: `/home/claude/j46-verify-fast.log`. The D243 ceilings still in the checked-out baseline are 21,443,824 bytes x86_64 and 19,629,240 bytes aarch64; I will report both artifact deltas and will not edit the ceilings. The owner's restart-bridging decision is pending, so no shim trust-model change is made in this round.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 08:02:38 +00:00

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J55 start (owner feedback on comment 72059): branch d315-guard-line, rebased onto origin/dev f4b61cd6c (head now b598794f6).

Plan: (1) toast gets shared icon actions; startup notice becomes " started automatically. Would you like to switch to the Infraternal Multiplexer instead?" with ✓ / ✗ / ? icon buttons; (2) docs page docs/multiplexer.md, the ? opens it at the docs site (D44/D223: infraternal.com/docs); (3) clickable live mockup on dev-02-std; (4) tests/specs for the new copy.

J55 start (owner feedback on comment 72059): branch `d315-guard-line`, rebased onto origin/dev f4b61cd6c (head now b598794f6). Plan: (1) toast gets shared icon actions; startup notice becomes "<multiplexer> started automatically. Would you like to switch to the Infraternal Multiplexer instead?" with ✓ / ✗ / ? icon buttons; (2) docs page `docs/multiplexer.md`, the ? opens it at the docs site (D44/D223: infraternal.com/docs); (3) clickable live mockup on dev-02-std; (4) tests/specs for the new copy.

kayg commented

2026-11-01 08:16:18 +00:00

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J55: live mockup of the new D315 question (owner feedback on comment 72059). Please click it.

Live (mesh address, test double, nothing real is edited):

http://10.69.69.117:4760/?mock=1&proto=clusters&startup-demo=1&fixture=none&bg=none&theme=ink
paper: same URL with theme=paper · Zellij instead of tmux: add &mux=zellij · a startup line we can't edit: add &manual=1
phone: open the same URL on the iPhone (it is on the mesh) or narrow the browser.

What to try (a real terminal window on the canvas, build-01 at the left):

After ~1 s the shell "starts tmux" and the question appears: "tmux started automatically. Would you like to switch to the Infraternal Multiplexer instead?" with ✓ ✗ ?. Hover each: tooltip and accessible name ("Switch to the Infraternal Multiplexer", "Keep tmux, don't ask again on this host", "About the Infraternal Multiplexer").
✓ opens the confirmation with the exact line and the plain-words effect. × there cancels and the question comes back, ✓ there switches: the terminal then prints the file's line (with the condition in front), and the toast offers Restore .zshrc, which puts the original line back (terminal prints it again).
? opens the docs page in a new tab (rendered from docs/multiplexer.md); the question stays up.
✗ dismisses it. Answering uses the question up for the host (as in the product); ⌘K → "Mockup: ask to switch again" replays it.

Not in the live page: the real file edit and its safety rules are unchanged and are tested in the production namespace spec (real/startup-guard.spec.ts, now using this copy).

Screenshots attached below, from a production build: desktop at DPR 2 (1440×900), phone at DPR 3 (393×852) and small phone at DPR 3 (375×667), ink and paper; for each: question, confirm, switched, docs page. Not judged as final.

Branch d315-guard-line, head see the finish comment. Docs page: docs/multiplexer.md. The ? goes to https://infraternal.com/docs/multiplexer in the product (D44/D223 name infraternal.com/docs; the docs site is not in the repo yet, and the app has no other docs link to follow); the mockup points it at its own rendered copy.

**J55: live mockup of the new D315 question (owner feedback on comment 72059). Please click it.** Live (mesh address, test double, nothing real is edited): - http://10.69.69.117:4760/?mock=1&proto=clusters&startup-demo=1&fixture=none&bg=none&theme=ink - paper: same URL with `theme=paper` · Zellij instead of tmux: add `&mux=zellij` · a startup line we can't edit: add `&manual=1` - phone: open the same URL on the iPhone (it is on the mesh) or narrow the browser. What to try (a real terminal window on the canvas, build-01 at the left): 1. After ~1 s the shell "starts tmux" and the question appears: *"tmux started automatically. Would you like to switch to the Infraternal Multiplexer instead?"* with ✓ ✗ ?. Hover each: tooltip and accessible name ("Switch to the Infraternal Multiplexer", "Keep tmux, don't ask again on this host", "About the Infraternal Multiplexer"). 2. ✓ opens the confirmation with the exact line and the plain-words effect. × there cancels and the question comes back, ✓ there switches: the terminal then prints the file's line (with the condition in front), and the toast offers **Restore .zshrc**, which puts the original line back (terminal prints it again). 3. ? opens the docs page in a new tab (rendered from `docs/multiplexer.md`); the question stays up. 4. ✗ dismisses it. Answering uses the question up for the host (as in the product); ⌘K → "Mockup: ask to switch again" replays it. Not in the live page: the real file edit and its safety rules are unchanged and are tested in the production namespace spec (`real/startup-guard.spec.ts`, now using this copy). Screenshots attached below, from a production build: desktop at DPR 2 (1440×900), phone at DPR 3 (393×852) and small phone at DPR 3 (375×667), ink and paper; for each: question, confirm, switched, docs page. Not judged as final. Branch `d315-guard-line`, head see the finish comment. Docs page: `docs/multiplexer.md`. The ? goes to `https://infraternal.com/docs/multiplexer` in the product (D44/D223 name infraternal.com/docs; the docs site is not in the repo yet, and the app has no other docs link to follow); the mockup points it at its own rendered copy.

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