Rapid splits on a local server get a shell refused as "offline" (reason unavailable)

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2026-11-06 21:25:00 +00:00

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Found by J305 (#395). On a local real server (the real/ fixture on compute01), rapid desktop splits get a shell refused with reason unavailable. The window shows " is offline or cannot reach this server. Check its network, then try again." even though the host is the embedded one.

Reproduction. A throwaway diagnostic did the layout-phone "10 desktop windows" flow: alternate Ctrl+Shift+D / Ctrl+Shift+E, and after each split wait until every drawn window is in the server's confirmed layout.

Pre-D358 head 279484834: refused at split 5 in 4/4 runs (compute01:~claude/j305-diag2base.log).
With D358 (06c53cb40): refused at splits 4 and 7 in 2/2 runs (~claude/j305-diag2.log).
Refusal state each time: status=offline, strip "… is offline or cannot reach this server", pending layout edits empty.

Code lead. In crates/infraternal-server/src/websocket.rs around 2016–2024, every non-OpenRefused AgentError from open_terminal, and the while_authorized_value fallback, becomes OpenRefusal::Unavailable. So a timeout, a busy embedded infraternal agent or a session cap all read as "offline". Server logs were not captured; the next step is a rerun with REAL_SERVER_LOG=1 to see the underlying error.

Effect. real/layout-phone.spec.ts "10 desktop windows" fails: the refused window rightly stays out of the saved layout (#395, 140548589), so the phone shows fewer windows. On origin/dev the same spec fails earlier, on the doubled "Not saved" card that #395 fixes.

Found by J305 (#395). On a local real server (the `real/` fixture on compute01), rapid desktop splits get a shell refused with reason `unavailable`. The window shows "<host> is offline or cannot reach this server. Check its network, then try again." even though the host is the embedded one. **Reproduction.** A throwaway diagnostic did the `layout-phone` "10 desktop windows" flow: alternate Ctrl+Shift+D / Ctrl+Shift+E, and after each split wait until every drawn window is in the server's confirmed layout. - Pre-D358 head 279484834: refused at split 5 in 4/4 runs (`compute01:~claude/j305-diag2base.log`). - With D358 (06c53cb40): refused at splits 4 and 7 in 2/2 runs (`~claude/j305-diag2.log`). - Refusal state each time: `status=offline`, strip "… is offline or cannot reach this server", pending layout edits empty. **Code lead.** In `crates/infraternal-server/src/websocket.rs` around 2016–2024, every non-`OpenRefused` `AgentError` from `open_terminal`, and the `while_authorized_value` fallback, becomes `OpenRefusal::Unavailable`. So a timeout, a busy embedded infraternal agent or a session cap all read as "offline". Server logs were not captured; the next step is a rerun with `REAL_SERVER_LOG=1` to see the underlying error. **Effect.** `real/layout-phone.spec.ts` "10 desktop windows" fails: the refused window rightly stays out of the saved layout (#395, 140548589), so the phone shows fewer windows. On origin/dev the same spec fails earlier, on the doubled "Not saved" card that #395 fixes.

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2026-11-06 21:25:43 +00:00

Canvas layout status sticks on "Not saved — keep this tab open" on a real server #395

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2026-11-06 21:29:13 +00:00

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j332 started on fix-shell-open-411, from origin/dev at fba745051416c60a8523f0fe529c2aee6bbe0dd0.

plan (estimate: 3 hours):

reproduce rapid splits with real server logs, trace the underlying shell-open error, and write a failing regression before fixing it.
preserve honest refusal reasons and test their mapping.
triage both layout-session-boundary specs, layout-session-incarnation, and phone remote-change motion on the base; fix demonstrated product/test bugs separately. use the D358 base only if its settled helper is required.
run targeted real specs, verify quick, and verify fast on compute01 through build-slot in the foreground; record retained logs/screenshots and static-size deltas.

no merge or deploy. all code edits in /home/kayg/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-j332; remote worktree ~claude/worktrees/j332, one target there. each atomic commit will be pushed to this job branch per the common brief.

j332 started on `fix-shell-open-411`, from `origin/dev` at `fba745051416c60a8523f0fe529c2aee6bbe0dd0`. plan (estimate: 3 hours): 1. reproduce rapid splits with real server logs, trace the underlying shell-open error, and write a failing regression before fixing it. 2. preserve honest refusal reasons and test their mapping. 3. triage both layout-session-boundary specs, layout-session-incarnation, and phone remote-change motion on the base; fix demonstrated product/test bugs separately. use the D358 base only if its settled helper is required. 4. run targeted real specs, verify quick, and verify fast on compute01 through build-slot in the foreground; record retained logs/screenshots and static-size deltas. no merge or deploy. all code edits in `/home/kayg/Developer/Worktrees/infraternal-j332`; remote worktree `~claude/worktrees/j332`, one target there. each atomic commit will be pushed to this job branch per the common brief.

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2026-11-06 21:33:37 +00:00

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j332 initial triage, before changes:

the retained J305 pre-D358 log confirms both boundary specs stop in their disconnect helper: CDP offline mode does not close an already established WebSocket (wire.closed remains 0). this is a test setup failure before the product's account-boundary assertions. the repair should explicitly close and block that page's WebSocket, then release it on resume, rather than assuming HTTP network emulation closes it.
incarnation reaches the sign-in screen but expects the old lost-work message. the product reports uncertainty for a sent import without a receipt. ServerCanvasStore.#revokedWork() deliberately treats migrations as unconfirmed, since their legacy source remains on disk; the unit regression a sent edit without a receipt is reported as uncertain, not lost documents that distinction. the real spec expectation appears stale, pending my baseline reproduction and full assertion run.
the phone spec's window rectangle stays unchanged, but its global animation observer catches CSSTransition transform ui-conn-g-* on connection indicators. these are independent status transitions, not window geometry motion. pending my baseline reproduction, the assertion should inspect window geometry animations while retaining the unchanged first-window rectangle assertion.

retained evidence on the control host: /home/kayg/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/j305-pred358.log (copied from compute01's ~/j305-pred358.log). shell failure evidence: sibling j305-diag2base.log.

my origin/dev reproducer plus content-free terminal-open diagnostics is queued in compute01 build-slot (initial queue position 18). live retained log: compute01:~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/base.log. no product fix yet; shell-open cause remains unproven.

j332 initial triage, before changes: - the retained J305 pre-D358 log confirms both boundary specs stop in their disconnect helper: CDP offline mode does not close an already established WebSocket (`wire.closed` remains 0). this is a test setup failure before the product's account-boundary assertions. the repair should explicitly close and block that page's WebSocket, then release it on resume, rather than assuming HTTP network emulation closes it. - incarnation reaches the sign-in screen but expects the old lost-work message. the product reports uncertainty for a sent import without a receipt. `ServerCanvasStore.#revokedWork()` deliberately treats migrations as unconfirmed, since their legacy source remains on disk; the unit regression `a sent edit without a receipt is reported as uncertain, not lost` documents that distinction. the real spec expectation appears stale, pending my baseline reproduction and full assertion run. - the phone spec's window rectangle stays unchanged, but its global animation observer catches `CSSTransition transform ui-conn-g-*` on connection indicators. these are independent status transitions, not window geometry motion. pending my baseline reproduction, the assertion should inspect window geometry animations while retaining the unchanged first-window rectangle assertion. retained evidence on the control host: `/home/kayg/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/j305-pred358.log` (copied from compute01's `~/j305-pred358.log`). shell failure evidence: sibling `j305-diag2base.log`. my origin/dev reproducer plus content-free terminal-open diagnostics is queued in compute01 build-slot (initial queue position 18). live retained log: `compute01:~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/base.log`. no product fix yet; shell-open cause remains unproven.

kayg commented

2026-11-06 21:40:39 +00:00

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j332 part B uses a separate branch, fix-layout-real-specs-411, based on fix-layout-not-saved at 06c53cb40, as allowed by the task. its settled() helper verifies confirmed window membership and handles the delayed unsaved notice; this avoids testing layout motion or account boundaries before shell membership is actually saved. part A remains fix-shell-open-411 from origin/dev at fba745051.

prepared test-only repairs on part B, not yet verified: explicitly close/block the boundary test WebSocket; expect uncertainty for a sent, unreceipted legacy import; scope geometry-animation checks to window/layout containers and their ancestors while retaining every observed animation in evidence. the first-window frame-by-frame rectangle assertion stays intact.

the baseline red run is still queued on compute01; its foreground SSH session is alive. no gate or passing result claimed.

j332 part B uses a separate branch, `fix-layout-real-specs-411`, based on `fix-layout-not-saved` at `06c53cb40`, as allowed by the task. its `settled()` helper verifies confirmed window membership and handles the delayed unsaved notice; this avoids testing layout motion or account boundaries before shell membership is actually saved. part A remains `fix-shell-open-411` from `origin/dev` at `fba745051`. prepared test-only repairs on part B, not yet verified: explicitly close/block the boundary test WebSocket; expect uncertainty for a sent, unreceipted legacy import; scope geometry-animation checks to window/layout containers and their ancestors while retaining every observed animation in evidence. the first-window frame-by-frame rectangle assertion stays intact. the baseline red run is still queued on compute01; its foreground SSH session is alive. no gate or passing result claimed.

kayg commented

2026-11-06 21:51:42 +00:00

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j332 crash-safety checkpoints pushed while the base run waits for compute01:

fix-shell-open-411 head a8e772bdc: real split/protocol regression tests plus temporary content-free diagnostics, no behavioral fix.
fix-layout-real-specs-411 head c836d1102: prepared test-assumption repairs, based on D358 06c53cb40.

these are WIP, not passing or ready-to-merge claims. they will be split/reworded after red/green proof. foreground base run log: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/base.log, script ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/base.sh. remote checkout remains base fba745051 plus the red tests and diagnostics. after the red specs it removes diagnostic prints before measuring both static baseline images. one target: ~claude/worktrees/j332/target.

initial slot queue position was 18. queue delay is currently the only execution blocker; source triage is recorded above. no merge/deploy.

j332 crash-safety checkpoints pushed while the base run waits for compute01: - `fix-shell-open-411` head `a8e772bdc`: real split/protocol regression tests plus temporary content-free diagnostics, no behavioral fix. - `fix-layout-real-specs-411` head `c836d1102`: prepared test-assumption repairs, based on D358 `06c53cb40`. these are WIP, not passing or ready-to-merge claims. they will be split/reworded after red/green proof. foreground base run log: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/base.log`, script `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/base.sh`. remote checkout remains base `fba745051` plus the red tests and diagnostics. after the red specs it removes diagnostic prints before measuring both static baseline images. one target: `~claude/worktrees/j332/target`. initial slot queue position was 18. queue delay is currently the only execution blocker; source triage is recorded above. no merge/deploy.

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2026-11-06 22:21:25 +00:00

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j332 checkpoint: fix-shell-open-411 pushed at 2a6762a36. still no production behavior change. the native build + red tests + real-server diagnostics remain queued in a foreground SSH session, roughly 50 minutes after submission. latest retained queue evidence: compute01:~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/slots-wait.txt; run log remains sibling base.log.

added an ordering-based admission reproducer: hold ordinary host reads, send another background request followed by an interactive shell open, and require the open to reach a host that immediately answers it. this checks the shared four-call budget hypothesis independently of browser timing. diagnostics also mark background call start/finish without payloads or session capabilities.

part B checkpoint remains c836d1102 on fix-layout-real-specs-411 (D358 base 06c53cb40). source reasoning is recorded above; no test is claimed green. one remote target remains ~/worktrees/j332/target. initial estimate was 3 hours; the queue has consumed most of the first hour, and work continues within the scope leash.

j332 checkpoint: `fix-shell-open-411` pushed at `2a6762a36`. still no production behavior change. the native build + red tests + real-server diagnostics remain queued in a foreground SSH session, roughly 50 minutes after submission. latest retained queue evidence: `compute01:~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/slots-wait.txt`; run log remains sibling `base.log`. added an ordering-based admission reproducer: hold ordinary host reads, send another background request followed by an interactive shell open, and require the open to reach a host that immediately answers it. this checks the shared four-call budget hypothesis independently of browser timing. diagnostics also mark background call start/finish without payloads or session capabilities. part B checkpoint remains `c836d1102` on `fix-layout-real-specs-411` (D358 base `06c53cb40`). source reasoning is recorded above; no test is claimed green. one remote target remains `~/worktrees/j332/target`. initial estimate was 3 hours; the queue has consumed most of the first hour, and work continues within the scope leash.

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2026-11-06 22:52:17 +00:00

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j332 red protocol proof on the original base fba745051 (before a production fix):

cargo test -j4 --locked -p infraternal-server --lib socket_tests::terminal_open_refusal:: -- --nocapture ran both regressions and failed both (REFUSAL_RED_EXIT=101, 0 passed; 2 failed).

answered_terminal_open_failures_do_not_claim_the_host_is_offline: the host answered with malformed JSON; server logged stage=agent-pty-open error=Rejected, then returned unavailable instead of the expected resource_unavailable.
held_background_calls_do_not_refuse_an_interactive_terminal_open: four held host.facts.read calls started; server logged terminal open refused: pending_calls=4. The online host fixture was ready to answer an open, but the open was not admitted.

Evidence: compute01 ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/base.log. The same foreground slot is now running the 11 real specs with production tracer assets and server diagnostics. The admission failure is proved at the protocol boundary; the real split cause is still pending that server log. No production behavior changed yet.

j332 red protocol proof on the original base `fba745051` (before a production fix): `cargo test -j4 --locked -p infraternal-server --lib socket_tests::terminal_open_refusal:: -- --nocapture` ran both regressions and failed both (`REFUSAL_RED_EXIT=101`, 0 passed; 2 failed). - `answered_terminal_open_failures_do_not_claim_the_host_is_offline`: the host answered with malformed JSON; server logged `stage=agent-pty-open error=Rejected`, then returned `unavailable` instead of the expected `resource_unavailable`. - `held_background_calls_do_not_refuse_an_interactive_terminal_open`: four held `host.facts.read` calls started; server logged `terminal open refused: pending_calls=4`. The online host fixture was ready to answer an open, but the open was not admitted. Evidence: compute01 `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/base.log`. The same foreground slot is now running the 11 real specs with production tracer assets and server diagnostics. The admission failure is proved at the protocol boundary; the real split cause is still pending that server log. No production behavior changed yet.

kayg commented

2026-11-06 22:59:16 +00:00

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j332 checkpoint: two protocol regressions are red on fba745051 (REFUSAL_RED_EXIT=101), as recorded above. The initial browser probe passed because it waited for a confirmed shell between splits, which drained the outstanding startup inspections. I corrected it to create all ten windows before checking their confirmed sessions. Its server-log rerun is queued, in the foreground, behind the existing jobs; log ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/continue.log. The baseline slot is now measuring the unmodified source's two static images. Full initial run: sibling base.log.

The initial real run also exposed fixture readiness failures before some scenario assertions, so those are not being claimed as production failures. It reproduced the phone status-animation assertion, the same-account boundary's missing disconnect, and the incarnation message mismatch. Full triage will distinguish these from setup failures.

Crash-safe heads: fix-shell-open-411 at 9b687c1af (corrected rapid probe), and fix-layout-real-specs-411 at b8c498e59 (D358 base 06c53cb40; now reuses the existing fixture route interruption rather than another socket wrapper). The branch checkpoints remain WIP. A local refusal-mapping fix is being prepared from the proved malformed-reply regression; admission behavior will wait for the corrected real-run diagnostics. No merge/deploy, and no passing gate claim.

j332 checkpoint: two protocol regressions are red on `fba745051` (`REFUSAL_RED_EXIT=101`), as recorded above. The initial browser probe passed because it waited for a confirmed shell between splits, which drained the outstanding startup inspections. I corrected it to create all ten windows before checking their confirmed sessions. Its server-log rerun is queued, in the foreground, behind the existing jobs; log `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/continue.log`. The baseline slot is now measuring the unmodified source's two static images. Full initial run: sibling `base.log`. The initial real run also exposed fixture readiness failures before some scenario assertions, so those are not being claimed as production failures. It reproduced the phone status-animation assertion, the same-account boundary's missing disconnect, and the incarnation message mismatch. Full triage will distinguish these from setup failures. Crash-safe heads: `fix-shell-open-411` at `9b687c1af` (corrected rapid probe), and `fix-layout-real-specs-411` at `b8c498e59` (D358 base `06c53cb40`; now reuses the existing fixture route interruption rather than another socket wrapper). The branch checkpoints remain WIP. A local refusal-mapping fix is being prepared from the proved malformed-reply regression; admission behavior will wait for the corrected real-run diagnostics. No merge/deploy, and no passing gate claim.

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2026-11-06 23:29:26 +00:00

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j332 baseline complete, source fba745051 (original origin/dev):

The two protocol regressions failed for the intended reasons (REFUSAL_RED_EXIT=101), as already recorded.
Initial real suite: 2 passed, 9 failed (BASE_EXIT=1). Several failures stop in fixture readiness; they are not being treated as product regressions. The first split probe passed because it waited for each shell, so it is not evidence against the rapid-burst bug. The corrected probe creates all ten windows first and is queued in the foreground.
Phone motion reproduces the wrong assertion: one distinct window rectangle, [0,66,349,714], while the global observer reports connection-glyph transform transitions (ui-conn-g-connected, ui-conn-g-stale, ui-conn-g-reconnecting). The proposed test checks window/layout geometry effects and keeps the rectangle invariant; it still records all observed effects.
Same-account boundary reproduces the missing disconnect: CDP offline mode does not close an established socket. The proposed test explicitly interrupts the real fixture route while offline. The other boundary attempt stopped earlier in the old settled() helper because two transient unsaved notices violate its strict single-element locator; J305's retained pre-D358 run already reproduced that test's same disconnect defect. Part B is based on D358 06c53cb40 for its confirmed-membership helper, as requested.
Incarnation reproduces the stale loss-message expectation. The sent legacy import has no receipt and its source is retained, so the existing uncertainty message is correct. The proposed test preserves the canonical-account isolation assertions.

Static baseline (diagnostic prints removed before both builds):

x86_64-unknown-linux-musl: 27787280 bytes
aarch64-unknown-linux-musl: 25000776 bytes
BASE_COMPLETE=1

Retained evidence on compute01: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/base.log, base-sizes.txt, the two base-*-musl binaries, and base/phone-pass-live-update.json; original browser error contexts are under base/playwright-real/. Full log and sizes are also copied to the same scratch job path on the control host.

Current pushed heads: Part A 4eb82afc1 (WIP refusal mapping, not verified; admission unchanged), Part B b8c498e59 (WIP test repairs). The corrected rapid probe and an additional ordering-based open-burst regression are queued via continue.sh; log evidence/continue.log. There is still one target, ~/worktrees/j332/target. No merge/deploy or passing gate claim.

j332 baseline complete, source `fba745051` (original origin/dev): - The two protocol regressions failed for the intended reasons (`REFUSAL_RED_EXIT=101`), as already recorded. - Initial real suite: 2 passed, 9 failed (`BASE_EXIT=1`). Several failures stop in fixture readiness; they are not being treated as product regressions. The first split probe passed because it waited for each shell, so it is not evidence against the rapid-burst bug. The corrected probe creates all ten windows first and is queued in the foreground. - Phone motion reproduces the wrong assertion: one distinct window rectangle, `[0,66,349,714]`, while the global observer reports connection-glyph transform transitions (`ui-conn-g-connected`, `ui-conn-g-stale`, `ui-conn-g-reconnecting`). The proposed test checks window/layout geometry effects and keeps the rectangle invariant; it still records all observed effects. - Same-account boundary reproduces the missing disconnect: CDP offline mode does not close an established socket. The proposed test explicitly interrupts the real fixture route while offline. The other boundary attempt stopped earlier in the old `settled()` helper because two transient unsaved notices violate its strict single-element locator; J305's retained pre-D358 run already reproduced that test's same disconnect defect. Part B is based on D358 `06c53cb40` for its confirmed-membership helper, as requested. - Incarnation reproduces the stale loss-message expectation. The sent legacy import has no receipt and its source is retained, so the existing uncertainty message is correct. The proposed test preserves the canonical-account isolation assertions. Static baseline (diagnostic prints removed before both builds): ``` x86_64-unknown-linux-musl: 27787280 bytes aarch64-unknown-linux-musl: 25000776 bytes BASE_COMPLETE=1 ``` Retained evidence on compute01: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/base.log`, `base-sizes.txt`, the two `base-*-musl` binaries, and `base/phone-pass-live-update.json`; original browser error contexts are under `base/playwright-real/`. Full log and sizes are also copied to the same scratch job path on the control host. Current pushed heads: Part A `4eb82afc1` (WIP refusal mapping, not verified; admission unchanged), Part B `b8c498e59` (WIP test repairs). The corrected rapid probe and an additional ordering-based open-burst regression are queued via `continue.sh`; log `evidence/continue.log`. There is still one target, `~/worktrees/j332/target`. No merge/deploy or passing gate claim.

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2026-11-06 23:47:32 +00:00

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j332 crash-safe checkpoint: fix-shell-open-411 is pushed at c8623e7d0; Part B remains b8c498e59. The additional open-burst ordering regression and separate per-repeat browser receipts are now preserved. Admission behavior is still unchanged; no pass claimed.

The corrected diagnostic remains queued on compute01 (12 jobs ahead at the last status, about 50 minutes in this queue), in foreground SSH session. Retained log: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/continue.log. One target remains ~/worktrees/j332/target. Baseline evidence and static sizes remain as recorded above.

The original three-hour estimate has been exceeded by execution/queue time; scope is unchanged. Reporting that here before continuing the required pending run. The remaining work is the same bounded admission repair if the real trace confirms it, targeted green proof, and quick/fast qualification for both slices. No merge/deploy.

j332 crash-safe checkpoint: `fix-shell-open-411` is pushed at `c8623e7d0`; Part B remains `b8c498e59`. The additional open-burst ordering regression and separate per-repeat browser receipts are now preserved. Admission behavior is still unchanged; no pass claimed. The corrected diagnostic remains queued on compute01 (12 jobs ahead at the last status, about 50 minutes in this queue), in foreground SSH session. Retained log: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/continue.log`. One target remains `~/worktrees/j332/target`. Baseline evidence and static sizes remain as recorded above. The original three-hour estimate has been exceeded by execution/queue time; scope is unchanged. Reporting that here before continuing the required pending run. The remaining work is the same bounded admission repair if the real trace confirms it, targeted green proof, and quick/fast qualification for both slices. No merge/deploy.

kayg commented

2026-11-06 23:54:05 +00:00

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j332 execution blocker: compute01 has 13 GiB free, below build-slot's 25 GiB floor. Slot 5 is free, but all queued work is held by the disk floor (status captured at ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/slots-disk-block.txt). My diagnostic PID 1511048 is still queued in the foreground, 12 jobs ahead. I am not touching other jobs' targets.

My only target is ~/worktrees/j332/target, approximately 11 GiB total, including the native diagnostic executable needed for the pending red real run and both baseline static builds. Its debug incremental cache is 3 GiB. Retained baseline evidence is 52 MiB. I can discard my incremental cache if needed, but that alone does not restore the floor. The baseline static binaries are copied outside the target and remain retained.

The next scratch stage is prepared: after red diagnostics it checks out fix-layout-real-specs-411, rebuilds its native server and production tracer, then repeats the four repaired layout scenarios twice. No passing result claimed. The original scope and both pushed heads remain unchanged.

j332 execution blocker: compute01 has 13 GiB free, below build-slot's 25 GiB floor. Slot 5 is free, but all queued work is held by the disk floor (status captured at `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/slots-disk-block.txt`). My diagnostic PID 1511048 is still queued in the foreground, 12 jobs ahead. I am not touching other jobs' targets. My only target is `~/worktrees/j332/target`, approximately 11 GiB total, including the native diagnostic executable needed for the pending red real run and both baseline static builds. Its debug incremental cache is 3 GiB. Retained baseline evidence is 52 MiB. I can discard my incremental cache if needed, but that alone does not restore the floor. The baseline static binaries are copied outside the target and remain retained. The next scratch stage is prepared: after red diagnostics it checks out `fix-layout-real-specs-411`, rebuilds its native server and production tracer, then repeats the four repaired layout scenarios twice. No passing result claimed. The original scope and both pushed heads remain unchanged.

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2026-11-06 23:56:22 +00:00

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j332 disk-pressure update: compute01 reached 100% usage with 3.3 GiB free while my diagnostic remained queued (PID 1511048). I reclaimed my own 3 GiB incremental cache earlier, then preserved evidence/diagnostic-native and removed my own rebuildable debug dependencies/build outputs and both static target caches. The two baseline static binaries and all receipts remain outside the target. The queued real red probe still uses target/debug/infraternal, which is preserved. No other job's files or processes were touched.

This will cost recompilation in the later protocol/gate stage, but gives the active jobs space to finish. The machine-wide disk floor remains an execution blocker until sufficient space is available. No new diagnostic result or pass claim.

j332 disk-pressure update: compute01 reached 100% usage with 3.3 GiB free while my diagnostic remained queued (PID 1511048). I reclaimed my own 3 GiB incremental cache earlier, then preserved `evidence/diagnostic-native` and removed my own rebuildable debug dependencies/build outputs and both static target caches. The two baseline static binaries and all receipts remain outside the target. The queued real red probe still uses `target/debug/infraternal`, which is preserved. No other job's files or processes were touched. This will cost recompilation in the later protocol/gate stage, but gives the active jobs space to finish. The machine-wide disk floor remains an execution blocker until sufficient space is available. No new diagnostic result or pass claim.

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2026-11-07 00:06:35 +00:00

Canvas layout status sticks on "Not saved — keep this tab open" on a real server #395

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2026-11-07 00:08:57 +00:00

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j332 checkpoint: Part A is pushed at d5e9d7ab3; Part B remains b8c498e59 on the requested D358 base. Added another red case before changing its classification: a local daemon dropping its socket cannot establish that the server's own host is offline. The existing fixture now serves both answered failures and a dropped local transport. No production admission change yet.

The pending protocol stage now contains four regressions, including the two initially proved red, the held-open burst/control ordering case, and this local-transport case. The corrected real burst still runs first against the original diagnostic binary and source fba745051. Foreground diagnostic PID remains 1511048; latest status had six jobs ahead.

Disk has recovered above the floor. My target was reduced to 2.5 GiB during pressure; the original diagnostic executable is preserved via a hard link at evidence/diagnostic-native, and both baseline static binaries and all receipts remain retained. The later stages will rebuild the removed compiler artifacts. The next Part B stage is already uploaded so it starts automatically after the red proof, using the same slot. Logs remain ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/continue.log and sibling base.log. No passing claim, merge, or deploy.

j332 checkpoint: Part A is pushed at `d5e9d7ab3`; Part B remains `b8c498e59` on the requested D358 base. Added another red case before changing its classification: a local daemon dropping its socket cannot establish that the server's own host is offline. The existing fixture now serves both answered failures and a dropped local transport. No production admission change yet. The pending protocol stage now contains four regressions, including the two initially proved red, the held-open burst/control ordering case, and this local-transport case. The corrected real burst still runs first against the original diagnostic binary and source `fba745051`. Foreground diagnostic PID remains 1511048; latest status had six jobs ahead. Disk has recovered above the floor. My target was reduced to 2.5 GiB during pressure; the original diagnostic executable is preserved via a hard link at `evidence/diagnostic-native`, and both baseline static binaries and all receipts remain retained. The later stages will rebuild the removed compiler artifacts. The next Part B stage is already uploaded so it starts automatically after the red proof, using the same slot. Logs remain `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/continue.log` and sibling `base.log`. No passing claim, merge, or deploy.

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2026-11-07 00:11:08 +00:00

Canvas layout status sticks on "Not saved — keep this tab open" on a real server #395

kayg commented

2026-11-07 00:31:55 +00:00

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j332 checkpoint: Part A pushed head 3042a54f2; Part B remains b8c498e59 (D358 base 06c53cb40). The pending protocol stage now has five tests: answered failures, local transport loss, held background work, a held-open burst with a Pong barrier, and a 33-request burst requiring one honest resource refusal beyond the 32-stream budget. These additional cases are not yet claimed red or green.

The new real burst probe now confirms its initial desktop shell before splitting, issues all nine splits without per-shell confirmation, and opens the phone only after ten sessions are confirmed. This avoids the old fixture's initial mobile readiness flake without importing D358 into Part A. All burst assertion failures capture a refusal JSON and screenshot.

The corrected diagnostic remains queued in the foreground (PID 1511048, about 94 minutes waiting; last status five jobs ahead). Space is above the disk floor again. Current exact source/probe receipt: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/red-probes.txt; original binary/base receipt: sibling red-source.txt. Live log remains evidence/continue.log. One reduced target remains ~/worktrees/j332/target; removed caches will rebuild. No production admission change, passing claim, merge, or deploy.

j332 checkpoint: Part A pushed head `3042a54f2`; Part B remains `b8c498e59` (D358 base `06c53cb40`). The pending protocol stage now has five tests: answered failures, local transport loss, held background work, a held-open burst with a Pong barrier, and a 33-request burst requiring one honest resource refusal beyond the 32-stream budget. These additional cases are not yet claimed red or green. The new real burst probe now confirms its initial desktop shell before splitting, issues all nine splits without per-shell confirmation, and opens the phone only after ten sessions are confirmed. This avoids the old fixture's initial mobile readiness flake without importing D358 into Part A. All burst assertion failures capture a refusal JSON and screenshot. The corrected diagnostic remains queued in the foreground (PID 1511048, about 94 minutes waiting; last status five jobs ahead). Space is above the disk floor again. Current exact source/probe receipt: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/red-probes.txt`; original binary/base receipt: sibling `red-source.txt`. Live log remains `evidence/continue.log`. One reduced target remains `~/worktrees/j332/target`; removed caches will rebuild. No production admission change, passing claim, merge, or deploy.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 00:46:14 +00:00

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j332 execution blocker recurred: one build slot is free, but compute01 is at 19 GiB free, below the 25 GiB floor. The diagnostic remains queued (PID 1511048, roughly 109 minutes; three jobs ahead). Current status artifact: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/slots-disk-return.txt.

My target remains reduced to 2.5 GiB after reclaiming its incremental, dependency, build and static caches earlier; the required native executable and toolchains remain. No other job's files or processes were touched. Pushed heads remain 3042a54f2 and b8c498e59; no new test result or pass claim.

j332 execution blocker recurred: one build slot is free, but compute01 is at 19 GiB free, below the 25 GiB floor. The diagnostic remains queued (PID 1511048, roughly 109 minutes; three jobs ahead). Current status artifact: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/slots-disk-return.txt`. My target remains reduced to 2.5 GiB after reclaiming its incremental, dependency, build and static caches earlier; the required native executable and toolchains remain. No other job's files or processes were touched. Pushed heads remain `3042a54f2` and `b8c498e59`; no new test result or pass claim.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 00:51:59 +00:00

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j332 read-only queue finding: the reported free slot 2 is a status-display limitation, not an idle slot we can use. build-slot --status uses fuser as claude, which cannot inspect root-owned file descriptors. /proc/locks shows a FLOCK write lock on device 00:22, inode 68, matching /tmp/infraternal-build-slots/slot.2; root build PID 1453720 is active. Evidence: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/slot2-root-lock.txt.

Disk has also recovered above the floor since the previous comment. The diagnostic remains correctly queued behind two jobs; I have not changed the launcher or any other job. No new test output. Heads remain 3042a54f2 and b8c498e59.

j332 read-only queue finding: the reported free slot 2 is a status-display limitation, not an idle slot we can use. `build-slot --status` uses `fuser` as claude, which cannot inspect root-owned file descriptors. `/proc/locks` shows a FLOCK write lock on device 00:22, inode 68, matching `/tmp/infraternal-build-slots/slot.2`; root build PID 1453720 is active. Evidence: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/slot2-root-lock.txt`. Disk has also recovered above the floor since the previous comment. The diagnostic remains correctly queued behind two jobs; I have not changed the launcher or any other job. No new test output. Heads remain `3042a54f2` and `b8c498e59`.

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2026-11-07 00:57:58 +00:00

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j332 corrected browser run reached the slot, but all four attempts stopped before the burst (RAPID_RED_EXIT=1). Three fail inside origin/dev's enrol() → settled() because its single-element unsaved-notice locator resolves to two elements; one fails the initial one-window expectation. These are setup failures, not shell-open reproduction evidence. Retained log: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/continue.log; error contexts under evidence/rapid-red/playwright-real/.

The red protocol suite is now compiling on unchanged fba745051; no admission implementation yet. The browser regression needs the permitted D358 confirmed-membership helper, so it is also preserved on fix-layout-real-specs-411, head da0a5c0ea, based on 06c53cb40. Part A's backend/regressions remain on origin/dev (fix-shell-open-411, WIP 3042a54f2). The final split will keep that browser test with the D358-based test slice.

Before rebuilding the B server or frontend, the next stage will run the browser burst again using the original fba diagnostic backend and a retained copy of its original production assets, with only the D358-based test fixture/source. This isolates fixture readiness from the backend cause. Log will be evidence/rapid-ready-red.log; original production assets evidence/base-dist/; native binary evidence/diagnostic-native. Then it rebuilds and runs the four B scenarios twice. The same foreground slot is retained. No passing result, merge, or deploy.

j332 corrected browser run reached the slot, but all four attempts stopped before the burst (`RAPID_RED_EXIT=1`). Three fail inside origin/dev's `enrol()` → `settled()` because its single-element unsaved-notice locator resolves to two elements; one fails the initial one-window expectation. These are setup failures, not shell-open reproduction evidence. Retained log: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/continue.log`; error contexts under `evidence/rapid-red/playwright-real/`. The red protocol suite is now compiling on unchanged `fba745051`; no admission implementation yet. The browser regression needs the permitted D358 confirmed-membership helper, so it is also preserved on `fix-layout-real-specs-411`, head `da0a5c0ea`, based on `06c53cb40`. Part A's backend/regressions remain on origin/dev (`fix-shell-open-411`, WIP `3042a54f2`). The final split will keep that browser test with the D358-based test slice. Before rebuilding the B server or frontend, the next stage will run the browser burst again using the original fba diagnostic backend and a retained copy of its original production assets, with only the D358-based test fixture/source. This isolates fixture readiness from the backend cause. Log will be `evidence/rapid-ready-red.log`; original production assets `evidence/base-dist/`; native binary `evidence/diagnostic-native`. Then it rebuilds and runs the four B scenarios twice. The same foreground slot is retained. No passing result, merge, or deploy.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 01:17:29 +00:00

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J332 checkpoint: Part A is now green in the held compute01 slot (branch fix-shell-open-411, head 0e13cecad1ff6be16f48eb87fef95ee7cf87998d).

Confirmed cause: startup inspections and shell opens shared one four-call JoinSet admission budget. Original origin/dev server logs contain terminal open refused: pending_calls=4 interleaved with startup calls. One of four baseline runs reached the burst and saved only four of ten shells; the other three stopped at initial setup, so this is not a claim of 4/4 baseline burst reproduction. Artifact: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/rapid-ready-red.log.

Five corrected application-barrier protocol regressions fail on original origin/dev (0 passed, 5 failed; barrier-red.log) and pass with the fix (5 passed, 0 failed; protocol-green.log). They cover answered failures vs offline, local daemon EOF, background/open isolation, queued opens with responsive application dispatch, and bounded overflow. Pong alone was not a valid dispatch barrier because transport answers it before application dispatch; the tests also require the result of a trailing malformed application call before releasing held opens.

Four real rapid-split runs now each open/save ten desktop shells and render ten on phone: rapid-green.log, 4 passed (39.9s). Uses A backend plus explicitly permitted D358 production frontend/test fixture. The pending request record is 48 bytes; an active open future is 7,328 bytes, with four active and at most 32 requests total. These are size measurements, not latency benchmarks.

Part B rerun: 6 passed, 2 failed (layout-green.log). Same-account boundary, session incarnation and phone geometry pass twice each. Cross-account boundary still fails twice: original canonical layout gains a UUID settings/shortcuts column. Investigating the source and timing; isolation assertion remains intact. Final gates and atomic history still pending. One target remains at /home/claude/worktrees/j332/target.

J332 checkpoint: Part A is now green in the held compute01 slot (branch `fix-shell-open-411`, head `0e13cecad1ff6be16f48eb87fef95ee7cf87998d`). Confirmed cause: startup inspections and shell opens shared one four-call JoinSet admission budget. Original origin/dev server logs contain `terminal open refused: pending_calls=4` interleaved with startup calls. One of four baseline runs reached the burst and saved only four of ten shells; the other three stopped at initial setup, so this is not a claim of 4/4 baseline burst reproduction. Artifact: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/rapid-ready-red.log`. Five corrected application-barrier protocol regressions fail on original origin/dev (0 passed, 5 failed; `barrier-red.log`) and pass with the fix (5 passed, 0 failed; `protocol-green.log`). They cover answered failures vs offline, local daemon EOF, background/open isolation, queued opens with responsive application dispatch, and bounded overflow. Pong alone was not a valid dispatch barrier because transport answers it before application dispatch; the tests also require the result of a trailing malformed application call before releasing held opens. Four real rapid-split runs now each open/save ten desktop shells and render ten on phone: `rapid-green.log`, 4 passed (39.9s). Uses A backend plus explicitly permitted D358 production frontend/test fixture. The pending request record is 48 bytes; an active open future is 7,328 bytes, with four active and at most 32 requests total. These are size measurements, not latency benchmarks. Part B rerun: 6 passed, 2 failed (`layout-green.log`). Same-account boundary, session incarnation and phone geometry pass twice each. Cross-account boundary still fails twice: original canonical layout gains a UUID settings/shortcuts column. Investigating the source and timing; isolation assertion remains intact. Final gates and atomic history still pending. One target remains at `/home/claude/worktrees/j332/target`.

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2026-11-07 01:19:48 +00:00

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J332 cross-account finding: test bug, not evidence of a product account leak. Diagnostic ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/boundary-diagnostic.log records SECOND_IDENTITY false. The second snapshot and original-account snapshot are already identical revision 4 before disconnection. The fixture added a legacy __Host-infraternal cookie while retaining the original versioned session cookie. auth/cookies.rs intentionally selects a versioned cookie ahead of a legacy cookie, so the test initialized the original account and later compared it with its earlier revision 3.

Fix: remove prior session cookie generations before installing the seeded replacement, then assert /auth/session selected the intended account before any layout writes. Keep both canonical isolation assertions. The other boundary defect is CDP offline emulation leaving existing WebSockets alive; the fixture explicitly terminates the established route and retains the close/welcome barriers.

Atomic heads now pushed: A fix-shell-open-411 @ 8ad43409b6 from origin/dev fba7450514; B fix-layout-real-specs-411 @ ab814219e based on permitted D358 06c53cb40, with A's own production commit cherry-picked. Browser regression lives only on B because it needs D358 settled(). Quick/fast and final real proof are running sequentially in the existing held slot. No merge or deployment performed.

J332 cross-account finding: test bug, not evidence of a product account leak. Diagnostic `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/boundary-diagnostic.log` records `SECOND_IDENTITY false`. The second snapshot and original-account snapshot are already identical revision 4 before disconnection. The fixture added a legacy `__Host-infraternal` cookie while retaining the original versioned session cookie. `auth/cookies.rs` intentionally selects a versioned cookie ahead of a legacy cookie, so the test initialized the original account and later compared it with its earlier revision 3. Fix: remove prior session cookie generations before installing the seeded replacement, then assert `/auth/session` selected the intended account before any layout writes. Keep both canonical isolation assertions. The other boundary defect is CDP offline emulation leaving existing WebSockets alive; the fixture explicitly terminates the established route and retains the close/welcome barriers. Atomic heads now pushed: A `fix-shell-open-411` @ `8ad43409b6` from origin/dev `fba7450514`; B `fix-layout-real-specs-411` @ `ab814219e` based on permitted D358 `06c53cb40`, with A's own production commit cherry-picked. Browser regression lives only on B because it needs D358 `settled()`. Quick/fast and final real proof are running sequentially in the existing held slot. No merge or deployment performed.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 01:27:09 +00:00

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J332 retained production-build rapid-split evidence: four green repetitions in rapid-green.log; screenshots below show the desktop ten-shell layout and its phone presentation. Backend 0e13cecad is the verified behavioral precursor of final A (measurement print removed and module documentation completed). D358 production frontend is used as documented above. Full final gates and the independent initial-enrolment failures remain under investigation.

J332 retained production-build rapid-split evidence: four green repetitions in `rapid-green.log`; screenshots below show the desktop ten-shell layout and its phone presentation. Backend `0e13cecad` is the verified behavioral precursor of final A (measurement print removed and module documentation completed). D358 production frontend is used as documented above. Full final gates and the independent initial-enrolment failures remain under investigation.

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kayg commented

2026-11-07 01:29:13 +00:00

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J332 qualification checkpoint: current pushed heads A bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1, B 465e9f7ab (documentation fix folded into the production commit). First quick stopped on missing run_socket documentation; fixed on both branches, current quick is rebuilding workspace dependencies in the same target/slot.

B's full native backend + production frontend run (final-real.log, previous behavior-identical head ab814219e5) passed all five scenarios once: phone geometry, both session boundaries, suspended import, ten-shell burst. Phone geometry also passed its second repetition. The remaining four second repetitions stopped in enrolment before scenario execution: expected one initial window, got zero at the fixture's five-second wait. Result: 6 passed, 4 failed, not a green suite. No claim that these are shell-open regressions or flakes yet. Current qualification will repeat the exact final head; a content-free wire/enrolment diagnostic is prepared if these setup failures recur. Existing burst-specific proof remains four of four green (rapid-green.log).

Production screenshots attached in comment 83405. Full gates, initial-enrolment triage, static sizes and cleanup remain pending. The only target is /home/claude/worktrees/j332/target; the original build-slot process remains 1511048 and runs sequentially through the scratch handoff scripts.

J332 qualification checkpoint: current pushed heads A `bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1`, B `465e9f7ab` (documentation fix folded into the production commit). First quick stopped on missing `run_socket` documentation; fixed on both branches, current quick is rebuilding workspace dependencies in the same target/slot. B's full native backend + production frontend run (`final-real.log`, previous behavior-identical head `ab814219e5`) passed all five scenarios once: phone geometry, both session boundaries, suspended import, ten-shell burst. Phone geometry also passed its second repetition. The remaining four second repetitions stopped in enrolment before scenario execution: expected one initial window, got zero at the fixture's five-second wait. Result: 6 passed, 4 failed, not a green suite. No claim that these are shell-open regressions or flakes yet. Current qualification will repeat the exact final head; a content-free wire/enrolment diagnostic is prepared if these setup failures recur. Existing burst-specific proof remains four of four green (`rapid-green.log`). Production screenshots attached in comment 83405. Full gates, initial-enrolment triage, static sizes and cleanup remain pending. The only target is `/home/claude/worktrees/j332/target`; the original build-slot process remains 1511048 and runs sequentially through the scratch handoff scripts.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 01:52:12 +00:00

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J332 gate checkpoint: A bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1 passed verify quick, including workspace clippy and all changed server unit tests (a-quick-final.log). Full verify fast is running in the same held slot (a-fast-final.log, main slot PID 1511048), currently compiling/running the full workspace tests. No source changes since the preceding heads.

Shared disk space is tight again. Removed only J332's inactive incremental sessions older than ten minutes after obtaining each session's nonblocking exclusive cache lock; retained active and working sessions. Receipt: cache-cleanup.txt. One target remains /home/claude/worktrees/j332/target. B quick/fast, final production real rerun, and enrolment diagnostic remain queued sequentially inside this same foreground run. No other job's files or processes touched.

J332 gate checkpoint: A `bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1` passed `verify quick`, including workspace clippy and all changed server unit tests (`a-quick-final.log`). Full `verify fast` is running in the same held slot (`a-fast-final.log`, main slot PID 1511048), currently compiling/running the full workspace tests. No source changes since the preceding heads. Shared disk space is tight again. Removed only J332's inactive incremental sessions older than ten minutes after obtaining each session's nonblocking exclusive cache lock; retained active and working sessions. Receipt: `cache-cleanup.txt`. One target remains `/home/claude/worktrees/j332/target`. B quick/fast, final production real rerun, and enrolment diagnostic remain queued sequentially inside this same foreground run. No other job's files or processes touched.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 02:23:55 +00:00

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J332 checkpoint: A quick passed. A full fast is still running, now in static artifact checks (a-fast-final.log). Its workspace test row failed once in unchanged real_binary_rootless_cleanup_survives_sender_disconnect_before_readiness: cleanup oracle confirmed cleanup byte written, sender disconnected and owned shell stopped, then the final terminal.login.revoke call returned resource_unavailable. No shell-open regression failed. Do not treat this as baseline-only until the scheduled original-binary oracle runs; its script and agent_fixture.py are identical between both branch bases.

A's first x86_64 musl release artifact built: 27,790,096 bytes vs retained original origin/dev 27,787,280, delta +2,816 bytes. Artifact preserved at evidence/final-a-x86_64-musl; runtime/linkage/key-memory qualification is still pending. Current heads remain A bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1, B 465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f.

Disk pressure required removal of J332's inactive incremental caches and, after all debug-test consumers finished, 212 completed debug executables (28,741,637,304 uniquely held bytes). Libraries, metadata and native binary retained. Receipts: cache-cleanup.txt, debug-test-cleanup.txt. Nothing belonging to another job touched. Same slot PID 1511048 and target /home/claude/worktrees/j332/target; remaining steps stay sequential, with B gates, exact-head production real rerun, enrolment diagnostic if needed, original-binary rootless oracle, then cleanup.

J332 checkpoint: A quick passed. A full fast is still running, now in static artifact checks (`a-fast-final.log`). Its workspace test row failed once in unchanged `real_binary_rootless_cleanup_survives_sender_disconnect_before_readiness`: cleanup oracle confirmed cleanup byte written, sender disconnected and owned shell stopped, then the final `terminal.login.revoke` call returned `resource_unavailable`. No shell-open regression failed. Do not treat this as baseline-only until the scheduled original-binary oracle runs; its script and `agent_fixture.py` are identical between both branch bases. A's first x86_64 musl release artifact built: 27,790,096 bytes vs retained original origin/dev 27,787,280, delta +2,816 bytes. Artifact preserved at `evidence/final-a-x86_64-musl`; runtime/linkage/key-memory qualification is still pending. Current heads remain A `bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1`, B `465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f`. Disk pressure required removal of J332's inactive incremental caches and, after all debug-test consumers finished, 212 completed debug executables (28,741,637,304 uniquely held bytes). Libraries, metadata and native binary retained. Receipts: `cache-cleanup.txt`, `debug-test-cleanup.txt`. Nothing belonging to another job touched. Same slot PID 1511048 and target `/home/claude/worktrees/j332/target`; remaining steps stay sequential, with B gates, exact-head production real rerun, enrolment diagnostic if needed, original-binary rootless oracle, then cleanup.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 02:30:50 +00:00

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J332 disk hold: compute01 has about 8 GB free. A's aarch64 static build is still active and continues. Its x86_64 artifact passed static linkage (PT_INTERP: absent) and key-memory initialization=1, locked pages and dump exclusion enabled.

I have exhausted safe early J332 debug-cache cleanup: its remaining target contains only ~4–5 GB of static/tool artifacts. I SIGSTOP'd only the owned handoff shell PID 3747774 (d-next.sh); its current A-fast child continues. This prevents the automatic B cold-debug rebuild from starting below the 25 GB slot floor. Receipt: handoff-disk-hold.txt. Main held slot remains PID 1511048. I will SIGCONT that exact handoff PID once space recovers, then continue B gates, browser diagnostics and baseline oracle. Nothing belonging to another job touched. No source change.

J332 disk hold: compute01 has about 8 GB free. A's aarch64 static build is still active and continues. Its x86_64 artifact passed static linkage (`PT_INTERP: absent`) and key-memory initialization=1, locked pages and dump exclusion enabled. I have exhausted safe early J332 debug-cache cleanup: its remaining target contains only ~4–5 GB of static/tool artifacts. I SIGSTOP'd only the owned handoff shell PID 3747774 (`d-next.sh`); its current A-fast child continues. This prevents the automatic B cold-debug rebuild from starting below the 25 GB slot floor. Receipt: `handoff-disk-hold.txt`. Main held slot remains PID 1511048. I will SIGCONT that exact handoff PID once space recovers, then continue B gates, browser diagnostics and baseline oracle. Nothing belonging to another job touched. No source change.

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2026-11-07 02:31:59 +00:00

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J332 disk hold resolved: free space recovered to about 43 GB. Resumed the exact owned handoff shell PID 3747774 with SIGCONT; A aarch64 static compilation continues and B will follow sequentially. Receipt appended to handoff-disk-hold.txt. No source changes.

J332 disk hold resolved: free space recovered to about 43 GB. Resumed the exact owned handoff shell PID 3747774 with SIGCONT; A aarch64 static compilation continues and B will follow sequentially. Receipt appended to `handoff-disk-hold.txt`. No source changes.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 02:40:50 +00:00

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J332 A gate result, head bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1: verify quick passed; verify fast exited 1. Full receipt: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/a-fast-final.log. Static builds passed on both targets. Exact gate table:

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| Nix Cargo vendoring       | PASS         |
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| migration names           | PASS         |
| migration tooling tests   | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| Traefik component manifest | PASS         |
| release component publication | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| gate architecture         | PASS         |
| doc coverage ratchet      | PASS         |
| shape lints off (D351)    | PASS         |
| doc comments on diff      | PASS         |
| fixed test waits          | PASS         |
| privileged integration    | SKIP         |
| probe release exclusion   | PASS         |
| nightly fuzz reporter     | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

The test-row failure is the unchanged rootless disconnected-cleanup oracle described above; baseline proof is still pending, so this is not yet called a baseline-only failure. All other rows passed or explicitly skipped. aarch64 key-memory runtime execution is skipped on the x86 host.

Measured static artifacts vs retained original origin/dev: x86_64 27,790,096 bytes (+2,816), aarch64 25,003,512 (+2,736). Both binaries retained as evidence/final-a-{x86_64,aarch64}-musl; hashes and deltas in a-static-sizes.json. B quick is now active at 465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f.

J332 A gate result, head `bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1`: `verify quick` passed; `verify fast` exited 1. Full receipt: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/a-fast-final.log`. Static builds passed on both targets. Exact gate table: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | Nix Cargo vendoring | PASS | | fmt | PASS | | migration names | PASS | | migration tooling tests | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | Traefik component manifest | PASS | | release component publication | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | gate architecture | PASS | | doc coverage ratchet | PASS | | shape lints off (D351) | PASS | | doc comments on diff | PASS | | fixed test waits | PASS | | privileged integration | SKIP | | probe release exclusion | PASS | | nightly fuzz reporter | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` The test-row failure is the unchanged rootless disconnected-cleanup oracle described above; baseline proof is still pending, so this is not yet called a baseline-only failure. All other rows passed or explicitly skipped. aarch64 key-memory runtime execution is skipped on the x86 host. Measured static artifacts vs retained original origin/dev: x86_64 27,790,096 bytes (+2,816), aarch64 25,003,512 (+2,736). Both binaries retained as `evidence/final-a-{x86_64,aarch64}-musl`; hashes and deltas in `a-static-sizes.json`. B quick is now active at `465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f`.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 03:07:27 +00:00

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J332 B 465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f passed verify quick against permitted D358 base 06c53cb40: workspace clippy, changed server unit tests (560 passed, 26 ignored), UI literals and tracer typecheck all passed. All five new shell-open protocol regressions passed in the full package run. Receipt: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/b-quick-final.log. This is the pre-check, not the gate.

B verify fast is now active (b-fast-final.log), same held slot PID 1511048 and same target. Source heads unchanged. Shared disk recovered to roughly 80 GB, so no further cache trimming is needed currently. Final browser proof will also use B's static release backend and production frontend, including the original numeric “10 desktop windows” case; earlier debug-backend initial-enrolment failures remain separately recorded. Baseline rootless oracle proof remains pending. No merge or deployment.

J332 B `465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f` passed `verify quick` against permitted D358 base `06c53cb40`: workspace clippy, changed server unit tests (560 passed, 26 ignored), UI literals and tracer typecheck all passed. All five new shell-open protocol regressions passed in the full package run. Receipt: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/b-quick-final.log`. This is the pre-check, not the gate. B `verify fast` is now active (`b-fast-final.log`), same held slot PID 1511048 and same target. Source heads unchanged. Shared disk recovered to roughly 80 GB, so no further cache trimming is needed currently. Final browser proof will also use B's static release backend and production frontend, including the original numeric “10 desktop windows” case; earlier debug-backend initial-enrolment failures remain separately recorded. Baseline rootless oracle proof remains pending. No merge or deployment.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 03:21:06 +00:00

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J332 checkpoint: B quick passed at 465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f. B fast is compiling workspace tests. Shared compute01 free disk fell to 4.7 GB, so I paused only J332 process group 1511018 before further writes. Gate remains in progress, not a failure or pass. Own inactive incremental cleanup used exclusive cache locks; no other job files/processes touched. Receipt: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/b-disk-hold.txt. I am remaining in foreground and will resume when disk recovers; shipping real proof and baseline cleanup oracle follow.

J332 checkpoint: B quick passed at `465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f`. B fast is compiling workspace tests. Shared compute01 free disk fell to 4.7 GB, so I paused only J332 process group 1511018 before further writes. Gate remains in progress, not a failure or pass. Own inactive incremental cleanup used exclusive cache locks; no other job files/processes touched. Receipt: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/b-disk-hold.txt`. I am remaining in foreground and will resume when disk recovers; shipping real proof and baseline cleanup oracle follow.

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2026-11-07 03:22:42 +00:00

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J332 blocked on shared compute01 disk: only 85 MB free at latest receipt, after J332 process group was paused and another 106 completed own incremental sessions removed under exclusive locks. No other job data touched. Please reclaim finished jobs’ targets. J332 remains paused in foreground; current gate has not completed. Evidence b-disk-hold.txt and cache-cleanup.txt under ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/.

J332 blocked on shared compute01 disk: only 85 MB free at latest receipt, after J332 process group was paused and another 106 completed own incremental sessions removed under exclusive locks. No other job data touched. Please reclaim finished jobs’ targets. J332 remains paused in foreground; current gate has not completed. Evidence `b-disk-hold.txt` and `cache-cleanup.txt` under `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/`.

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2026-11-07 03:23:54 +00:00

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J332 disk hold resolved: free space recovered to 28 GB; sent SIGCONT to own exact process group 1511018. B fast continues from workspace compilation. Receipt appended to evidence/b-disk-hold.txt.

J332 disk hold resolved: free space recovered to 28 GB; sent SIGCONT to own exact process group 1511018. B fast continues from workspace compilation. Receipt appended to `evidence/b-disk-hold.txt`.

kayg commented

2026-11-07 03:41:49 +00:00

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J332 B gate checkpoint at 465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f: the workspace test row failed in unchanged infraternal-plugin-proxy test supervisor_tests::the_public_gate_is_closed_before_a_child_starts_and_cleared_after_it_stops at supervisor_tests.rs:1109: proxy child descriptor mapping is outside policy (122 passed, 1 failed). Evidence: ~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/b-fast-final.log. Baseline comparison is pending; no baseline-only claim. The earlier rootless failure from A passed in B’s full 11-test daemon target. Shim row passed 217 / 20 ignored. Gate continues through release checks; repeated shipping specs and focused baseline probes follow. No branch changes.

J332 B gate checkpoint at `465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f`: the workspace test row failed in unchanged `infraternal-plugin-proxy` test `supervisor_tests::the_public_gate_is_closed_before_a_child_starts_and_cleared_after_it_stops` at supervisor_tests.rs:1109: `proxy child descriptor mapping is outside policy` (122 passed, 1 failed). Evidence: `~claude/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/b-fast-final.log`. Baseline comparison is pending; no baseline-only claim. The earlier rootless failure from A passed in B’s full 11-test daemon target. Shim row passed 217 / 20 ignored. Gate continues through release checks; repeated shipping specs and focused baseline probes follow. No branch changes.

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2026-11-07 04:08:19 +00:00

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Attachment correction: the two files attached to this comment came from the earlier A debug-backend run because the uploader retained its old directory. Use the final shipping screenshots in comment 83646 instead. The shipping log results and hashes below remain valid.

J332 final shipping-binary evidence at B head 465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f: all six scenarios repeated twice passed (shipping-real.log: 12 passed), then original numeric ten-window case repeated twice more passed (shipping-original-extra.log: 2 passed), four original-case repetitions total. Shipping x86 binary SHA256 5481562207a23629c9ec320521ad36d13d0ce4a173afab8fa375d2f135391ae7; production frontend/index hash recorded in shipping-source.txt. Screenshots below are retained for orchestrator review. Both fast gates exited 1; Correction after inspecting the full baseline failure: the same proxy test fails on original dev fba745051416c60a8523f0fe529c2aee6bbe0dd0 (122 passed/1 failed), but with NotADirectory, not B’s descriptor-policy error. This proves baseline test instability, not reproduction of B’s exact failure; evidence baseline-proxy.log. Original dev daemon-suite check is still running. No merge or deployment.

Attachment correction: the two files attached to this comment came from the earlier A debug-backend run because the uploader retained its old directory. Use the final shipping screenshots in comment 83646 instead. The shipping log results and hashes below remain valid. J332 final shipping-binary evidence at B head `465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f`: all six scenarios repeated twice passed (`shipping-real.log`: 12 passed), then original numeric ten-window case repeated twice more passed (`shipping-original-extra.log`: 2 passed), four original-case repetitions total. Shipping x86 binary SHA256 `5481562207a23629c9ec320521ad36d13d0ce4a173afab8fa375d2f135391ae7`; production frontend/index hash recorded in `shipping-source.txt`. Screenshots below are retained for orchestrator review. Both fast gates exited 1; Correction after inspecting the full baseline failure: the same proxy test fails on original dev `fba745051416c60a8523f0fe529c2aee6bbe0dd0` (122 passed/1 failed), but with `NotADirectory`, not B’s descriptor-policy error. This proves baseline test instability, not reproduction of B’s exact failure; evidence `baseline-proxy.log`. Original dev daemon-suite check is still running. No merge or deployment.

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2026-11-07 04:08:43 +00:00

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J332 final shipping-binary evidence at B head 465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f: all six scenarios repeated twice passed (shipping-real.log: 12 passed), then original numeric ten-window case repeated twice more passed (shipping-original-extra.log: 2 passed), four original-case repetitions total. Shipping x86 binary SHA256 5481562207a23629c9ec320521ad36d13d0ce4a173afab8fa375d2f135391ae7; production frontend/index hash recorded in shipping-source.txt. Correction to my preceding attachment comment: its first two files came from the earlier A debug-backend run because the upload helper retained its old directory. The three screenshots attached to THIS comment use the final shipping binary and production frontend, as verified by shipping-source.txt. They are retained for orchestrator review. Both fast gates exited 1; Correction after inspecting the full baseline failure: the same proxy test fails on original dev fba745051416c60a8523f0fe529c2aee6bbe0dd0 (122 passed/1 failed), but with NotADirectory, not B’s descriptor-policy error. This proves baseline test instability, not reproduction of B’s exact failure; evidence baseline-proxy.log. Original dev daemon-suite check is still running. No merge or deployment.

J332 final shipping-binary evidence at B head `465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f`: all six scenarios repeated twice passed (`shipping-real.log`: 12 passed), then original numeric ten-window case repeated twice more passed (`shipping-original-extra.log`: 2 passed), four original-case repetitions total. Shipping x86 binary SHA256 `5481562207a23629c9ec320521ad36d13d0ce4a173afab8fa375d2f135391ae7`; production frontend/index hash recorded in `shipping-source.txt`. Correction to my preceding attachment comment: its first two files came from the earlier A debug-backend run because the upload helper retained its old directory. The three screenshots attached to THIS comment use the final shipping binary and production frontend, as verified by shipping-source.txt. They are retained for orchestrator review. Both fast gates exited 1; Correction after inspecting the full baseline failure: the same proxy test fails on original dev `fba745051416c60a8523f0fe529c2aee6bbe0dd0` (122 passed/1 failed), but with `NotADirectory`, not B’s descriptor-policy error. This proves baseline test instability, not reproduction of B’s exact failure; evidence `baseline-proxy.log`. Original dev daemon-suite check is still running. No merge or deployment.

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2026-11-07 04:14:12 +00:00

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J332 final implementation handoff. No merge, deployment, or issue closure.

Pushed clean heads:

A fix-shell-open-411 @ bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1, from original origin/dev fba745051416c60a8523f0fe529c2aee6bbe0dd0.
B fix-layout-real-specs-411 @ 465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f, explicitly based on permitted D358 fix-layout-not-saved @ 06c53cb40. B includes the A production fix as cherry-pick 22a2a81d0; do not apply it twice.

Part A: original server logs showed terminal open refused: pending_calls=4 interleaved with startup reads. Shell opens and startup inspections competed for the same four-call budget. Four active opens now have independent admission, with FIFO plain request records bounded by the existing socket budget (32 active+waiting), original deadlines, authority rechecks, and socket-owned cancellation. Local/resource/storage/protocol/deadline failures report resource_unavailable; typed host refusals remain intact. Only missing/lost remote transport reports offline unavailable. No dependency or foundation change.

Red-first evidence on original dev: barrier-red.log records all five corrected protocol regressions failing, 0 passed/5 failed. protocol-green.log records all five passing. The control-response barrier requires an invalid application Result as well as Pong, since transport answers Ping independently. The original real burst reached 4/10 saved shells in rapid-ready-red.log; three other attempts failed during enrolment, so this job does not claim its own 4/4 baseline burst reproduction. rapid-green.log records four green bursts.

Part B classification: all four requested scenarios had test defects, with their product isolation/geometry assertions retained.

Both boundaries: CDP offline emulation leaves an established WebSocket open; explicitly interrupt browser routes and retain close/welcome barriers.
Cross-account boundary also seeded a legacy cookie while the original versioned cookie retained precedence. The corrected fixture removes only session-cookie generations and asserts /auth/session returns the intended seeded user before layout writes. The original diagnostic showed SECOND_IDENTITY false before disconnect.
Incarnation: an unacknowledged import with retained legacy source has an uncertain outcome. Assert the existing uncertainty notice, not known-loss wording; canonical and cleared-screen assertions remain.
Phone motion: connection glyph transforms are independent of layout geometry. Record all effects but classify geometry effects by window/layout containers and observed ancestors; keep the unchanged rectangle assertion.
Added a real rapid nine-split regression requiring ten saved session windows and ten windows read by a phone. It uses D358's settled() helper.

Final real proof: B shipping static binary + production frontend, exact hashes in shipping-source.txt. shipping-real.log: 12 passed (all six scenarios twice). shipping-original-extra.log: 2 passed, making four successful repetitions of the original numeric ten-window case. Saved JSON and screenshots are under evidence/shipping-real/. Final shipping screenshots are attached to comment 83646:

desktop https://git.kayg.org/attachments/ea63caa0-2494-43b8-92d8-30c0b6751b0a
phone https://git.kayg.org/attachments/6a23c36e-5a6c-41b9-9e04-828017111265
account switch https://git.kayg.org/attachments/fecfcc68-3564-44c2-90b4-16bfe4087a62
Comment 83645's attachment provenance was corrected: its first two files came from the earlier precursor run.

Native-debug diagnostic run: final-real-latest.log had 8 passed/2 initial-enrolment failures at the existing five-second first-window assertion, before either scenario. enrol-diagnostic.log records 4 passing bursts, including one five-second crossing where the window was already present when sampled, startup/layout replies succeeded, and no page error occurred. No timeout widening was committed. The shipping run above passed with unchanged setup deadlines.

Gates: quick passed on both final heads. Both fast gates exited 1; neither is claimed green.

A test row: rootless disconnected-cleanup oracle's final login revoke returned resource_unavailable, after its output confirmed the owned shell stopped. a-fast-final.log. This did not reproduce in original dev's five static oracle runs (baseline-rootless.log) or three complete native daemon suites, each 11 passed (baseline-daemon.log). The same daemon target passed in B's full gate. A's isolated gate failure remains unreproduced and is not labelled baseline-only.
B test row: unchanged proxy supervisor test refused descriptor mapping; 122 passed/1 failed. The same test fails on original dev, but with a different error: NotADirectory instead of B's descriptor-policy refusal (baseline-proxy.log). This proves baseline test instability, not reproduction of B's exact failure. B's exact failure remains unreproduced on baseline. No proxy/shim source changed in this task.

A fast table, verbatim:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| Nix Cargo vendoring       | PASS         |
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| migration names           | PASS         |
| migration tooling tests   | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| Traefik component manifest | PASS         |
| release component publication | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| gate architecture         | PASS         |
| doc coverage ratchet      | PASS         |
| shape lints off (D351)    | PASS         |
| doc comments on diff      | PASS         |
| fixed test waits          | PASS         |
| privileged integration    | SKIP         |
| probe release exclusion   | PASS         |
| nightly fuzz reporter     | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

B fast table, verbatim:

+---------------------------+--------------+
| Rust gate                 | Result       |
+---------------------------+--------------+
| Nix Cargo vendoring       | PASS         |
| fmt                       | PASS         |
| migration names           | PASS         |
| migration tooling tests   | PASS         |
| VT native fmt             | PASS         |
| CLI plugin compile-out    | PASS         |
| clippy                    | PASS         |
| SSH runtime test helper   | PASS         |
| real-binary fixture paths | PASS         |
| Traefik component manifest | PASS         |
| release component publication | PASS         |
| test                      | FAIL (101)   |
| SSH inode reuse fixture   | PASS         |
| shim process-per-user     | PASS         |
| cargo-deny                | PASS         |
| gate architecture         | PASS         |
| doc coverage ratchet      | PASS         |
| shape lints off (D351)    | PASS         |
| doc comments on diff      | PASS         |
| fixed test waits          | PASS         |
| privileged integration    | SKIP         |
| probe release exclusion   | PASS         |
| nightly fuzz reporter     | PASS         |
| static builds             | PASS         |
+---------------------------+--------------+

Static measurements (final-static-receipt.txt, retained binaries): A x86_64 27,790,096 B (+2,816 vs original dev), aarch64 25,003,512 B (+2,736). B combined with D358: x86_64 27,785,616 B; aarch64 25,000,200 B. B sizes include its different frontend base, so they are not the isolated A delta. Both targets passed static/trust checks; arm key-memory execution was explicitly skipped on x86. Test-build sizes in protocol-green.log: waiting record 48 B, active future 7,328 B, four active / 32 total requests. These sizes exclude Tokio overhead and are not latency measurements. No latency improvement claim is made.

Evidence exists on compute01 and the control host under ~/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/; the VM retains all static artifacts. final-cleanup.txt confirms only J332's 48 GB target was removed and cleanup exited 0. All planned runs exited; continue.log ends J332_ALL_RUNS_DONE. The shared-disk pause/resume receipts are retained in b-disk-hold.txt and cache-cleanup.txt.

How to test:

Open a desktop shell, issue nine rapid splits, and require ten confirmed session windows.
Load the same account on a phone and confirm ten windows; desktop edits must preserve the phone rectangle.
Run the boundary/incarnation specs and confirm the ended session cannot mutate either canonical layout.

Orchestrator follow-up: independent review and disposition of the two fast-gate caveats above. No shared test-server deployment was performed.

J332 final implementation handoff. No merge, deployment, or issue closure. Pushed clean heads: - A `fix-shell-open-411` @ `bc5ee01cbb7e9169f00192872d85f0f502fa5eb1`, from original origin/dev `fba745051416c60a8523f0fe529c2aee6bbe0dd0`. - B `fix-layout-real-specs-411` @ `465e9f7abbf9adddb6d243d918f02c40c77bf16f`, explicitly based on permitted D358 `fix-layout-not-saved` @ `06c53cb40`. B includes the A production fix as cherry-pick `22a2a81d0`; do not apply it twice. Part A: original server logs showed `terminal open refused: pending_calls=4` interleaved with startup reads. Shell opens and startup inspections competed for the same four-call budget. Four active opens now have independent admission, with FIFO plain request records bounded by the existing socket budget (32 active+waiting), original deadlines, authority rechecks, and socket-owned cancellation. Local/resource/storage/protocol/deadline failures report `resource_unavailable`; typed host refusals remain intact. Only missing/lost remote transport reports offline `unavailable`. No dependency or foundation change. Red-first evidence on original dev: `barrier-red.log` records all five corrected protocol regressions failing, 0 passed/5 failed. `protocol-green.log` records all five passing. The control-response barrier requires an invalid application Result as well as Pong, since transport answers Ping independently. The original real burst reached 4/10 saved shells in `rapid-ready-red.log`; three other attempts failed during enrolment, so this job does not claim its own 4/4 baseline burst reproduction. `rapid-green.log` records four green bursts. Part B classification: all four requested scenarios had test defects, with their product isolation/geometry assertions retained. - Both boundaries: CDP offline emulation leaves an established WebSocket open; explicitly interrupt browser routes and retain close/welcome barriers. - Cross-account boundary also seeded a legacy cookie while the original versioned cookie retained precedence. The corrected fixture removes only session-cookie generations and asserts `/auth/session` returns the intended seeded user before layout writes. The original diagnostic showed SECOND_IDENTITY false before disconnect. - Incarnation: an unacknowledged import with retained legacy source has an uncertain outcome. Assert the existing uncertainty notice, not known-loss wording; canonical and cleared-screen assertions remain. - Phone motion: connection glyph transforms are independent of layout geometry. Record all effects but classify geometry effects by window/layout containers and observed ancestors; keep the unchanged rectangle assertion. - Added a real rapid nine-split regression requiring ten saved session windows and ten windows read by a phone. It uses D358's `settled()` helper. Final real proof: B shipping static binary + production frontend, exact hashes in `shipping-source.txt`. `shipping-real.log`: **12 passed** (all six scenarios twice). `shipping-original-extra.log`: **2 passed**, making four successful repetitions of the original numeric ten-window case. Saved JSON and screenshots are under `evidence/shipping-real/`. Final shipping screenshots are attached to comment **83646**: - desktop https://git.kayg.org/attachments/ea63caa0-2494-43b8-92d8-30c0b6751b0a - phone https://git.kayg.org/attachments/6a23c36e-5a6c-41b9-9e04-828017111265 - account switch https://git.kayg.org/attachments/fecfcc68-3564-44c2-90b4-16bfe4087a62 Comment 83645's attachment provenance was corrected: its first two files came from the earlier precursor run. Native-debug diagnostic run: `final-real-latest.log` had 8 passed/2 initial-enrolment failures at the existing five-second first-window assertion, before either scenario. `enrol-diagnostic.log` records 4 passing bursts, including one five-second crossing where the window was already present when sampled, startup/layout replies succeeded, and no page error occurred. No timeout widening was committed. The shipping run above passed with unchanged setup deadlines. Gates: quick passed on both final heads. Both fast gates exited 1; neither is claimed green. - A test row: rootless disconnected-cleanup oracle's final login revoke returned `resource_unavailable`, after its output confirmed the owned shell stopped. `a-fast-final.log`. This did not reproduce in original dev's five static oracle runs (`baseline-rootless.log`) or three complete native daemon suites, each 11 passed (`baseline-daemon.log`). The same daemon target passed in B's full gate. **A's isolated gate failure remains unreproduced and is not labelled baseline-only.** - B test row: unchanged proxy supervisor test refused descriptor mapping; 122 passed/1 failed. **The same test fails on original dev**, but with a different error: `NotADirectory` instead of B's descriptor-policy refusal (`baseline-proxy.log`). This proves baseline test instability, not reproduction of B's exact failure. B's exact failure remains unreproduced on baseline. No proxy/shim source changed in this task. A fast table, verbatim: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | Nix Cargo vendoring | PASS | | fmt | PASS | | migration names | PASS | | migration tooling tests | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | Traefik component manifest | PASS | | release component publication | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | gate architecture | PASS | | doc coverage ratchet | PASS | | shape lints off (D351) | PASS | | doc comments on diff | PASS | | fixed test waits | PASS | | privileged integration | SKIP | | probe release exclusion | PASS | | nightly fuzz reporter | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` B fast table, verbatim: ```text +---------------------------+--------------+ | Rust gate | Result | +---------------------------+--------------+ | Nix Cargo vendoring | PASS | | fmt | PASS | | migration names | PASS | | migration tooling tests | PASS | | VT native fmt | PASS | | CLI plugin compile-out | PASS | | clippy | PASS | | SSH runtime test helper | PASS | | real-binary fixture paths | PASS | | Traefik component manifest | PASS | | release component publication | PASS | | test | FAIL (101) | | SSH inode reuse fixture | PASS | | shim process-per-user | PASS | | cargo-deny | PASS | | gate architecture | PASS | | doc coverage ratchet | PASS | | shape lints off (D351) | PASS | | doc comments on diff | PASS | | fixed test waits | PASS | | privileged integration | SKIP | | probe release exclusion | PASS | | nightly fuzz reporter | PASS | | static builds | PASS | +---------------------------+--------------+ ``` Static measurements (`final-static-receipt.txt`, retained binaries): A x86_64 27,790,096 B (+2,816 vs original dev), aarch64 25,003,512 B (+2,736). B combined with D358: x86_64 27,785,616 B; aarch64 25,000,200 B. B sizes include its different frontend base, so they are not the isolated A delta. Both targets passed static/trust checks; arm key-memory execution was explicitly skipped on x86. Test-build sizes in `protocol-green.log`: waiting record 48 B, active future 7,328 B, four active / 32 total requests. These sizes exclude Tokio overhead and are not latency measurements. No latency improvement claim is made. Evidence exists on compute01 and the control host under `~/.cache/codex-scratch/j332/evidence/`; the VM retains all static artifacts. `final-cleanup.txt` confirms only J332's 48 GB target was removed and cleanup exited 0. All planned runs exited; `continue.log` ends `J332_ALL_RUNS_DONE`. The shared-disk pause/resume receipts are retained in `b-disk-hold.txt` and `cache-cleanup.txt`. How to test: 1. Open a desktop shell, issue nine rapid splits, and require ten confirmed session windows. 2. Load the same account on a phone and confirm ten windows; desktop edits must preserve the phone rectangle. 3. Run the boundary/incarnation specs and confirm the ended session cannot mutate either canonical layout. Orchestrator follow-up: independent review and disposition of the two fast-gate caveats above. No shared test-server deployment was performed.

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2026-11-07 06:22:19 +00:00

Canvas layout status sticks on "Not saved — keep this tab open" on a real server #395

kayg commented

2026-11-07 06:22:19 +00:00

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From J305 (#395): the rapid-split refusal also shows up when each new shell exits at start. In compute01:~claude/j305-diag3.log the 4th split got {"error":"terminal unavailable","reason":"unavailable"} about 300 ms after three opens in a row. A ready-made real spec for the ended-at-start case is on branch j305-ended-at-start-spec (fe00e3edd, real/ended-at-start-layout.spec.ts), for landing once these refusals are fixed.

From J305 (#395): the rapid-split refusal also shows up when each new shell exits at start. In `compute01:~claude/j305-diag3.log` the 4th split got `{"error":"terminal unavailable","reason":"unavailable"}` about 300 ms after three opens in a row. A ready-made real spec for the ended-at-start case is on branch `j305-ended-at-start-spec` (fe00e3edd, `real/ended-at-start-layout.spec.ts`), for landing once these refusals are fixed.

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2026-11-07 08:50:29 +00:00

terminal: keystrokes typed into a brand-new split window are sometimes lost (~1 in 16) #420

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Rapid splits on a local server get a shell refused as "offline" (reason unavailable) #411