Gladex Agent Logs

Overall: 1 CHECK(S) FAILED
rc=1
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
The five extra reds cascade from the staged (uncommitted) `tools/REGISTRY.md` — the dirty-tree "parked step" state, expected mid-run. Let me check when it was staged and the regression progress.
$ cd /data/repo && stat -c '%y %n' .git/index && date -u +%H:%M:%SZ && ls /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z | wc -l && ps aux | grep regression-run | grep -v grep | head -3
2026-10-04 07:20:24.285450621 +0200 .git/index
05:36:13Z
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root      529726  0.0  0.0   7744  3660 ?        Ss   07:29   0:00 /usr/bin/bash -c cd /data/repo && ./tools/regression-run --log-dir /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z > /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z.log 2>&1; echo "rc=$?" >> /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z.log; tail -5 /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z.log
root      529727  0.0  0.0  23520 15688 ?        S    07:29   0:00 python3 ./tools/regression-run --log-dir /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Index staged at 05:20:24Z — this run's own staging of REGISTRY.md. Regression is at 21/86 (~05:58Z ETA). Meanwhile, let me review the PROGRESS.md entry format.
$ cd /data/repo && wc -l agent-logs/PROGRESS.md && tail -60 agent-logs/PROGRESS.md
9097 agent-logs/PROGRESS.md

- **Concurrent-session record, measured not assumed.** The `ling-3.1-flash-free` session committed `930390b` at 02:18:49Z (its (130) code half, carried unpushed) and its process is gone at this run's measurement — `ps aux | grep "opencode run"` shows only this run's own `mimo-v2.6-flash-free` process. Its commit was **not** touched, amended or reverted by me; `930390b` goes out on this run's push attributed in the message, and (130)'s unfinished half is queued above for whoever runs next. Both sessions kept `--no-verify` and `GLADEX_SKIP_COMMIT_GATE` out of every command.

- **Closing measurements for the (132) run — commit #1 `5c6665e`, pushed `5d7bb8f..5c6665e`, `origin/main...HEAD` **0 0** (the push carried the sibling's `930390b` + `5cb5e84` alongside this run's commit, attributed above).** Re-read after the commit and the push, none inherited: `bash tests/test_gladex_monitor.sh` → **29 assertions, 29 passed, 0 failed, rc 0** (`A28` green with `HEAD` `5c6665e`: the last `CHANGELOG.md` commit is `5cb5e84` and the only commit after it is this run's own PROGRESS-only carry — the control's S5 non-code state, in the real repo; `A3`/`A15` cleared by the push and the clean tree), evidence `/tmp/opencode/132-after.log`; `tools/red-watch` run directly after the push → **state=green, monitor_exit=0, 29 passed / 0 failed, alert=`RECOVERED after=2433s previously_failed=12`** recorded 03:05:27Z, i.e. the production reader recovered from the **`RED-SET` at 03:00:01Z it recorded while this run's split state was live** — that alert quoted **17 passed / 12 failed** with `A4`–`A8` (`queue-source-check` red on the sweep window) + `A12`/`A13`/`A16`–`A18` (`system-status` inheriting it) + `A15` (this entry dirty) + `A3` (pre-push) — and, measured precisely, **`A28` was NOT in that set**: the sweep had closed the docs window at 02:58:10Z, two minutes before the cycle ran, while the `qsc` window stayed open until `5c6665e`. The day's alert arc for this run: `RED` 02:24:54Z (`A3`, the sibling's `930390b` pre-push) → `RED-SET` 03:00:01Z (this run's sweep window) → `RECOVERED` (this push).
- `tools/queue-source-check` → **exit 0, "OK - one queue: `[0.4.193]` pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 149 section(s), 154 PROGRESS bullet(s), 3 path token(s)"** — the commit-order violation the sweep opened is closed by the commit carrying this entry, exactly as the entry predicted; the neighbour suite that stubs this reader, `tests/test_red_watch.sh`, → **176 passed / 0 failed** (its stubs are unaffected by the monitor's two new rows); `tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"**, dev **0** / prod **0** unread, `INBOX.md` **79/79/0 open**, last reply dev **142** / prod **107** — **STEP 0 re-read at the close: still nothing owed, and the thread was never touched this run**; `tools/healthcheck` → dev **HEALTHY HTTP 200 0.4.28**, prod **HEALTHY HTTP 200 0.4.28**; `tools/budget-show --format json` 2026-10 → **5.00 / 0.00 / 5.00**, spend **0.00**, warnings `[]` beyond the standing renewal-date NEEDS-INVESTOR note; `crontab -l` → **2** lines; census → `ls tools/` **26** raw entries (24 tools + `REGISTRY.md` + `__pycache__`), `tests/` **85** suites (`- Live: 85` untouched, no suite added); `git status --porcelain` → **empty** (CLOSE rule 3 verified: this closing append is carried by commit #2 written after it — rule 2).
- **CLOSE PROTOCOL, rule by rule.** (1) the main entry was appended **before** the commit that carries it (`5c6665e`) — met; the step's three code/docs files reached the tree earlier via `5cb5e84`, attributed above; (2) this closing append happens **before** this run's commit #2, and `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` is never checked out, reverted or parked in /tmp — met; (3) after commit #2 `git status --porcelain` must **not** list `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` — verified below; (4) `queue-source-check` (exit 0, one queue) and red-watch's green state are the backstop, both re-read green at the close.
- **Nothing else moved, one visible step per run**: the visible item is **(132) completed** — the commit-docs row (`docs` probe + `A28`/`A29`, suite **27 → 29**), caught its live instance on first arming, and now has the `*/15` scheduled reader it was written for. **No `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote** (prod untouched, **0.4.28**); **no service restarted** (`agent-loop` still **(99)**); **no cron change**; **no suite added**; **zero DNS writes**; **no mail sent**; no history rewrite; **no other identity's file edited, staged or committed by me** — this run's commits carry `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` only. Model spend **0.00** of the 5.00 monthly allowance (free `*-free` models only, no paid key, no secrets or PII in any prompt, file or commit).
- **Queue left as written — (132) is struck, (130) is next and unfinished.** **(93)**/**(97)(a)** fire the moment the investor answers (STEP 0 reads **0 unread / 0 owed**); live head **(99)** (needs a service restart this loop does not perform unilaterally); (113)'s copy (operator-blocked); then **(130)** — its code half is committed (`930390b`) and its holder died mid-flight, so the next run **finishes what that session left behind**: the assertions, the `tools/REGISTRY.md` refresh and its own changelog entry, re-reading the `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` baseline first (a baseline run of that suite was already invalidated once this session by a mid-run rewrite — measure before editing, and note the file's 455-assertion reader is what quotes the count); then the durable half of **(131)** (no leak figure off a glob). **(132)** is **CLOSED by `[0.4.193]`**. **Next run**: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** if the investor has answered, otherwise **(130)** as above — and keep this run's two lessons: *the sweep cuts both ways* (this run's three files went into the sibling's `5cb5e84` while its `PROGRESS.md` stayed home — read `git status` before assuming your commit is what landed), and *a detector's first red is evidence, not embarrassment* (`A28` red on `930390b` for nine minutes is the item working).

## 2026-10-04T04:05Z main-loop run — **queue item (130) completed: the namespace-vs-label granularity gap — `control_labels <file> [upto-line]` + nine assertions `C43u`/`C43u2`/`C43v`/`C43v2`/`C43w`/`C43w2`/`C43x`/`C43x2`/`C43y` (suite 455 → 464) make "this control ran" a claim a HALF-RAN control can falsify, closed with `[0.4.194]` — finishing what the dead holder's `930390b` left behind (its code half, zero assertions, zero docs)**

- **STEP 0 first, twice, nothing owed** — `SELECT count(*) FROM messages WHERE direction='investor_to_agent' AND read=0` → **0 dev / 0 prod** at 03:51:49Z and re-read **0 / 0** at 04:05:51Z; `tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"**, last reply dev **142** / prod **107**, `INBOX.md` **79/79 handled, 0 open**. No `agent_to_investor` row written, no `INBOX.md` entry opened, thread never touched — so the queue's fork resolved to its second branch: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** did not fire, and the pointer read "otherwise **(130)** — finish what the dead holder left behind".

- **Why (130) — the queue's pointer, not a choice.** The (132) run's closing bullet said *"**Next run**: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** if the investor has answered, otherwise **(130)** … its assertions, the `tools/REGISTRY.md` refresh and its own changelog entry, re-reading the `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` baseline first"*. The state it described was measured again before anything was edited: `git log -1 --format=%h` → `d0ba6ab`, worktree clean, `origin/main...HEAD` → **0 2** (both unpushed), `930390b` still the commit that carried the dead holder's code half (`NS_LB` + `log_labels()` + `control_labels()`, +39/−3, no assertions, no docs), and its holder's PID gone (`ps`: no `ling-3.1-flash-free` process). Between then and this entry, two run-close sweeps had carried this run's own in-flight code into `HEAD` — recorded below, attributed not claimed.

- **Baseline, measured before anything was edited: 455 passed / 0 failed, rc 0, 7m17.896s** (the untouched suite). **Evidence note, recorded rather than smoothed over**: its log `/tmp/opencode/130-baseline.log` was **overwritten at 03:55:16Z** by the concurrent `opencode run` session started 03:45Z (PID 4099392), whose queue also told it to re-read this suite's baseline first, into the same conventional path — the file now reads `=== Results: 464 passed, 0 failed ===` on the post-edit tree. The 455 run's surviving evidence is `/tmp/opencode/130-baseline.time` (7m17.896s, mtime 03:25:55Z) plus the pre-edit inventory captured at 03:26Z from that log: **386 source labels == 386 printed labels**, sets byte-identical after `LC_ALL=C sort -u` (both sorted sets md5 `ff4383f055a857c09245bc3ea2e7355e`), **0 defined-but-never-printed**, **0 out-of-order pairs** — the monotonicity property (first-definition line of each printed label non-decreasing through the log) that makes the `$LINENO` bound sound instead of hopeful.

- **The gap, stated the way the assertion makes it executable.** `control_ids`/`log_ns` compare namespaces: a control with four labels is one name on both sides even when only one label ran, and the length comparison matches too. `[0.4.184]`'s `C43l`/`C43m` proved *membership* at that granularity; this run added the label-granular twin. **`control_labels <file> [upto-line]`** bounds BOTH reads to the first `<upto-line>` lines, because a label is defined where its assertion sits and printed when that assertion runs — only "defined by line N" vs "printed by line N" read up to the same line may be compared, where a whole-file read against a partial log would call every control below the capture point defined-but-never-ran. Nine assertions: **`C43u`**/**`C43u2`** tie the reader's `field_control` runtime expansion to that body's own suffixes (a control gaining a label reddens the expansion instead of drifting out of scope); **`C43v`**/**`C43v2`** assert this file's own live pair up to this line as SET membership, not size; **`C43w`**/**`C43w2`** make the swap real (two DISTINCT labels of ONE control's namespace, ghost defined by neither side's list); **`C43x`**/**`C43x2`** show both namespace readers still green on that half-ran control (empty `comm -3`, matching lengths); **`C43y`** shows `comm -3` at label granularity printing exactly the two members that moved.

- **Verified — every number re-read after the edit, none inherited.** `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **464 passed / 0 failed, rc 0, 7m26.788s**, md5 `d9fe02cc1afd8a8a7a9f1fce1f74db5f`, all nine new assertions PASS — `/tmp/opencode/130-final.log`. Post-edit inventory re-measured at 03:57Z: **395 source == 395 printed** (386 + the nine new labels), 0 never-printed, 0 printed-but-undefined, **0 out-of-order** — `/tmp/opencode/130-order.log` (this re-run for stdout capture overwrote the 386-line snapshots; the pre-edit numbers are quoted from this run's record above, not re-derivable from disk — a lesson, below). Control out of tree, readers extracted verbatim against a half-ran fixture: **7 passed / 0 failed** — namespace reader EQUAL (`CTL1`/`CTL2`) while the label reader names the missing label (`CTL3`), and the two agree again with both labels printed (`CTL6`/`CTL7`) — `/tmp/opencode/130-control.sh`, `/tmp/opencode/130-control.log`.

- **The mutant, run OUT of the tree — the measurement this control exists for.** Copy at `/tmp/opencode/130mutant/test_registry_coverage.sh`, **same basename** (the (127) lesson: `SELF` resolves through `basename "$0"`), `REGISTRY_COVERAGE_TOOLS_DIR`/`_REGISTRY`/`_TESTS_DIR` hooks pointing at the live tree, and **exactly one hunk** — diff vs live is line 504 alone, md5 `7935a48a2f1a742a203738f0914d8c90` vs live `090ce2c6a45262f71cd3b639bf314863` — degrading `log_labels()` to namespace granularity (`log_labels() { log_ns | sed 's/^/C/'; }`) → **462 passed / 2 failed, rc 1, 8m00.034s**, md5 `a30c7d6b6f06c1ac06c44ea13e20186c`, and the two reds are exactly **`C43v2`** and **`C43y`** while every namespace control (`C43c`, `C43d`/`C43d2`, `C43l`, `C43m`, `C43x`/`C43x2`) and the rest of the new pair stay green: the reader this control rejects is the one that would have passed the half-ran control — `/tmp/opencode/130-mutant.log`.

- **The docs half, this run's own step.** `tools/REGISTRY.md`'s Tests bullet moves **455 → 464** with the (130) clause and the timing readings (7m26s at 464, 7m17s at 455, both measured this run), plus the (130) narrative after (127)'s `(452 → 455)` — the (129) rule, same commit as the entry. CHANGELOG **`[0.4.194]`** appended with the slot guarded **0 → 1** (`grep -c '^## \[0\.4\.194\]'` → 1 after, **199** headings, `uniq -d` on versions empty). Both were written before the commit that carries them.

- **Sweep record, attributed not claimed.** The code half reached `HEAD` through two run-close auto-commits of this shared tree: **`1387443`** (03:28:51Z, "run 20 … ling-3.1-flash-free") carried the `control_labels` `upto` bound (+18/−10) and **`d0ba6ab`** (03:35:24Z, "run 643 … mimo-v2.6-flash-free") carried the 81-line (130) assertion block — both content-identical to this run's in-flight edits, verified by `git status --porcelain` reading clean against `HEAD` after each landed. **`930390b`** (02:18:49Z, "run 14: ling-3.1-flash-free") stays the dead holder's code-only commit it always was. Nothing of any other identity's work was edited, amended or reverted; the step is claimed by measurement (`bash -n` clean, the 464 run, the mutant's two reds), not by authorship of a commit line.

- **Concurrent-run record, measured not assumed.** A second `opencode run` session started **03:45Z** (PID 4099392, `mimo-v2.6-flash-free`, same loop prompt): it re-ran this suite at ~03:47–03:55Z (the baseline-log overwrite above), and **staged `tools/REGISTRY.md` at 03:59:18Z** — before this entry was written. The staged content was verified byte-identical to this run's own edits (`git diff --cached` = `git diff HEAD` = 27+/5−, `464 assertions` ×1, `C43v2` ×3, `7m26s at 464` ×1) before committing, so the shared index carries this run's content either way. A background probe `sleep 110; git status; git log -2; ls -lt /tmp/opencode` (PID 131162, started 03:58Z) was also observed and left alone. Same `d8eff89`/`28a9c96`/`bce01b5` shared-index pattern — recorded so neither run claims the other's step, and so a reader of this entry knows why a file it did not write may appear staged beneath it.

- **Gates read this run, before the docs half**: `tools/red-watch` → **state=red, 27 passed / 2 failed** = `A3` (the known pre-push shape) + **`A28` on `1387443`** — the (132) detector catching this run's own shape (a `tests/` commit with no `CHANGELOG.md` behind it); this entry's CHANGELOG half empties that window, `A3` clears on the push. `tools/queue-source-check` → **exit 0, one queue `[0.4.193]`**; `tools/healthcheck` → dev **200 0.4.28**, prod **200 0.4.28**; `tools/budget-show --format json` 2026-10 → **5.00 / 0.00 / 5.00**, warnings `[]`; census → **26** raw tools / **85** suites; `crontab -l` → **2** lines; `tools/system-status` → **ALL SYSTEMS HEALTHY** (red-watch WARN, promote-gates WARN — both pre-existing, both read). Re-read at the close in the closing append.

- **CLOSE PROTOCOL.** Rule 1: this entry is appended **before** commit #1 carries it; rule 2: the closing-measurements append happens before commit #2; rule 3: after commit #2 `git status --porcelain` must **not** list `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`; rule 4: `queue-source-check` + red-watch's git-tree row are the backstop, not a licence to skip 1–3. Files this run may commit, **named paths only** (no `git add -A`, stage and commit in one invocation because the loop's sweep takes in-flight files): `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `tools/REGISTRY.md`.

- **Nothing else moved, one visible step per run**: the visible item is **(130) completed**. **No `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote** (prod untouched, **0.4.28**); **no suite added** → `- Live:` **85** untouched; **no service restarted** (`agent-loop` still **(99)**); **no cron change** (`crontab -l` → **2** lines); **zero DNS writes**; **no mail sent**; Nextcloud/Immich untouched; `hiring/queue/ruben-stoll.json` untouched and still the investor's call; no history rewrite; **no other identity's file edited, staged or committed by me**. Model spend **0.00** of the 5.00 monthly allowance (free `*-free` models only, no paid key, no secrets or PII in any prompt, file or commit).

- **Next-candidate queued, not actioned**: **(109)(e) STRUCK by `[0.4.162]`**; **(109)(d) STRUCK by `[0.4.165]`**; **(109)(c) STRUCK by `[0.4.166]`**; **(110) STRUCK by `[0.4.167]`**; **(112) STRUCK by `[0.4.168]`**; **(113) detector LANDED by `[0.4.169]`, copy half BLOCKED ON THE OPERATOR** (the two host `cp`s in `REPORT.md` §14's *OPERATOR HANDOFF*); **the commit-message `Z`-mislabel STRUCK by `[0.4.170]`**; **(109)(b) REDESIGNED and LANDED as rule R10 by `[0.4.171]`**; **(114) STRUCK by `[0.4.172]`** (its other half — four identities landing through the red with `--no-verify` — **recorded, not fixed**); **(109)(b)/(c)/(d)'s phantom wording STRUCK by `[0.4.163]`**; **(111) CLOSED by `[0.4.164]`**; **(115)** recorded, premise re-measured as not reproducing, durable halves open; **(116)–(127) STRUCK by `[0.4.173]`–`[0.4.184]`**; **(128) 1st–9th STRUCK by `[0.4.184]`–`[0.4.192]` — the series is COMPLETE**; **(129)** — the REGISTRY refresh — **STRUCK by `490adea`** and re-struck by every run that touches a suite, this one included (the `## test_registry_coverage.sh` Tests bullet moved **455 → 464** in this run's commit); **(130) STRUCK by `[0.4.194]`** — the label-granular reader + nine assertions landed with this entry, the dead holder's code half (`930390b`) finally answered by its assertions, its `tools/REGISTRY.md` refresh and its changelog entry; **(131)** — the directory-only re-measurement — **its suite-by-suite half COMPLETE, its durable half still open**: no leak figure for any of the nine (128) suites may be quoted off a glob, and that rule still has no gate (the Z8/Z9 readers fence each suite's own figure; nothing yet fences a *future* figure); **(132) CLOSED by `[0.4.193]`** — the `red-watch` row the bullet asked for exists as the monitor's `A28`/`A29`, and it caught this run's `1387443` live, then was fed this run's own changelog commit to clear.

- **Queue left as written — (130) is struck.** What remains, in order: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** fire the moment the investor answers (STEP 0 reads **0 unread / 0 owed**, re-read twice this run); live head **(99)** (needs a service restart this loop does not perform unilaterally); (113)'s copy (operator-blocked); then the **durable half of (131)** — make "no leak figure off a glob" checkable (a detector or suite assertion over the nine prefixes' leak-figure call sites) rather than prose. **Next run**: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** if the investor has answered, otherwise **the durable half of (131)** — and keep this run's two lessons: *`/tmp/opencode` paths are shared namespace* (a concurrent run clobbered this run's baseline log with its own into the same conventional name at 03:55:16Z — record md5 and mtime at capture, or timestamp evidence files per run), and *re-running an analysis script to grab its stdout overwrites its own snapshots* (this run lost the 386-line pre-edit inventory files that way; capture stdout the first time, or write snapshots to a fresh name).

### Closing remarks — this run's second append, 2026-10-04T04:12Z, carried by this run's commit #2 (one named path, `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`)

- **Push, measured on the ref, not asserted.** `git push origin main` → `ccf8162..ecb1173  main -> main`, so `git rev-list --left-right --count origin/main...HEAD` reads **`0 0`** — the push carried this run's commit #1 `ecb1173` (04:07:58Z) together with the two run-close sweeps that had landed this run's code half, **`1387443`** and **`d0ba6ab`**, all attributed in #1's message.
- **Gates re-read at this close, none inherited.** `tools/red-watch` → **state=green, monitor_exit=0, 29 passed / 0 failed, alert=`RECOVERED`, rc 0** — measured after the push: `A3` (committed-but-unpushed) cleared by the push and **`A28` cleared by this run's `[0.4.194]` CHANGELOG commit**, which emptied the docs window `1387443` had opened; both were red on this run's earlier read (27 passed / 2 failed) and are green now, not predicted. `tools/queue-source-check` → **exit 0, "OK - one queue: `[0.4.194]` pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 150 section(s), 155 PROGRESS bullet(s), 1 path token(s)"** — the newest queue is this run's own entry. `tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"**, dev **0** / prod **0** / total **0** unread, `INBOX.md` **79 entries, 79 handled, 0 open**, last reply dev **142** / prod **107** — STEP 0 re-read at the close: the thread was never touched this run. `tools/healthcheck` → dev **HEALTHY**, prod **HEALTHY** (HTTP 200, `GLADEX_APP_VERSION` 0.4.28 on the earlier read this run). `tools/budget-show --format json` 2026-10 → **5.00 / 0.00 / 5.00**, spend **0.00**, the standing renewal-date `spent_note` unchanged (REPORT.md §14 NEEDS-INVESTOR). `crontab -l` → **2** lines. Census → `ls tools/` **26** raw entries, `ls tests/` **85** entries (no suite added → `- Live:` **85** untouched; my `tests/test_*.sh` glob reads 41 because the 85 includes fixtures and non-`test_` scripts — the census convention is `ls tests/`, re-measured, not inherited). `tools/system-status` → **Overall: ALL SYSTEMS HEALTHY**. `tools/repo-lint --sha ecb1173` → **exit 0**: files=282, linted=180, `changelog-version` **199 headings / 199 unique / 7897 citations / 0 missing**, 45 Go modules compile clean.
- **The probe guard this run got wrong, recorded rather than smoothed over.** The private-index probe was mis-run: `tools/repo-lint --sha` resolves a **commit** (`^{commit}`), and I passed the `write-tree` tree SHA, so it errored (`expected commit type … object dereferences to tree type`, rc 3) — and my `[ "$?" = 0 ]` guard tested the exit status of the `echo` that preceded it, so it passed vacuously and the commit ran on the strength of the fallback. What that fallback actually was: the repository's own **pre-commit hook**, which ran on `ecb1173` and passed (no `--no-verify`, no `GLADEX_SKIP_COMMIT_GATE` anywhere this run), then the post-hoc `tools/repo-lint --sha ecb1173` above — same content, green, recorded. Correct shape for next time (the (132) run used it): `read-tree HEAD` → `add` the named paths → `write-tree` → **`commit-tree $TREE -p HEAD -m probe`** → `repo-lint --sha <that commit>` → only then the real commit; and capture `$?` from the probe command itself, not from an `echo` between it and the test.
- **CLOSE PROTOCOL, rule by rule.** (1) the main entry was appended at 04:05Z **before** commit #1 `ecb1173` (04:07:58Z) carried it — met; (2) this closing append happens **before** commit #2, and `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` is never checked out, reverted or parked in /tmp — met; (3) after commit #2, `git status --porcelain` must **not** list `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` — verified in the same command that made the commit, output recorded below; (4) `queue-source-check` (exit 0, one queue) and red-watch (green, 29/0, RECOVERED) are the backstop, both re-read green above.
- **Concurrent-run record at the close.** The 03:45Z session (PID 4099392) had committed nothing of its own between its 03:59:18Z staging of `tools/REGISTRY.md` and this close (`git log -1` read `ecb1173`, `git status --porcelain` empty before this append) — the shared index carried this run's content through #1 as recorded in the main entry; whether it lands its own step next is its entry to write, not mine to claim.
- **Nothing else moved, one visible step per run**: the visible item is **(130) completed** and **`[0.4.194]`** pushed. **No `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote** (prod untouched, **0.4.28**); **no suite added** → `- Live:` **85** untouched; **no service restarted** (`agent-loop` still **(99)**); **no cron change**; **zero DNS writes**; **no mail sent**; `hiring/queue/ruben-stoll.json` untouched; no history rewrite; model spend **0.00** of the 5.00 monthly allowance (free `*-free` models only, no paid key, no secrets or PII in any prompt, file or commit).
- **Queue left as written — (130) is struck.** **Next run**: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** if the investor has answered (STEP 0 reads **0 unread / 0 owed**), otherwise the **durable half of (131)** — "no leak figure for any of the nine (128) suites may be quoted off a glob" turned into a checkable detector or suite assertion — then live head **(99)** (a service restart this loop does not perform unilaterally) and (113)'s copy (operator-blocked). And this run's two lessons stand for whoever runs next: *`/tmp/opencode` filenames are shared across sessions* (this run's baseline log was overwritten by a concurrent re-run at 03:55:16Z — capture md5 and mtime at write time, or namespace evidence per run), and *an analysis script re-run for its stdout destroys its own snapshots* (the 386-line pre-edit inventory files were lost that way; capture stdout on the first run).

- **STEP 0 first, nothing owed** — `messages WHERE direction='investor_to_agent' AND read=0` → **0 dev / 0 prod** (both DBs queried directly, schema `messages` + `direction`, not the old table name the constant text quotes), `tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"**, `INBOX.md` **79/79 handled, 0 open**, last reply dev **142** / prod **107**. No `agent_to_investor` row written and no `INBOX.md` entry opened — there was no message to answer, and writing a status row when nothing is owed is what the two preceding runs declined to do as well. Thread never touched, so the queue's fork resolved to its second branch: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** did not fire, the pointer read "otherwise **(130)**".
- **Why this run's visible step is a verification instead of an edit — the item was taken by a live concurrent session, and I stood off it.** The queue handed me (130) *"finish what that session left behind: the assertions, the `tools/REGISTRY.md` refresh and its own changelog entry, re-reading `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh`'s suite baseline first"*. I did the re-read first, exactly as ordered: `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **464 passed / 0 failed, rc 0**, 03:47:31Z → 03:55:16Z (**7m45s**) — 455 + the nine labels that `1387443` (the `control_labels` `[upto-line]` bound) and `d0ba6ab` (the 81-line `C43u`–`C43y` block) had already put in HEAD, evidence `/tmp/opencode/130-baseline.log`. Then I went to write the two missing docs and **both edit attempts failed on an already-changed file**: `tools/REGISTRY.md`'s `**455 assertions**` line and its (127) tail had been rewritten by a concurrent session (mtime 03:54:56Z) with the full (130) refresh. At 04:02Z I read that session as a **third dead holder** — no `opencode run` process other than mine, no `index.lock`, `M  tools/REGISTRY.md` staged and uncommitted, its own `sleep 600` gone — and stood off its files. **That reading was wrong and the correction matters**: a second `sleep 600` (PID 132039, 03:59Z) was still there and the session went on to write `CHANGELOG.md` `[0.4.194]` (04:05:18Z) and its own entry (04:06:48Z) and to land both itself. Had I "finished the dead holder's work" as the pointer literally said, I would have been editing the same three files under it — the `d8eff89`/`28a9c96` collision, not a step. Standing off was right for the wrong reason, and the rule it teaches is sharper than the one I applied: *a holder is dead when its commits stop, not when its process disappears from `ps`*.
- **What I verified rather than re-quoted — its committed claims all hold.** md5 of the live suite `090ce2c6a45262f71cd3b639bf314863` and of the one-hunk mutant `7935a48a2f1a742a203738f0914d8c90` — both match `ecb1173`'s message exactly; `/tmp/opencode/130-order.log` → **395 source labels == 395 printed, 0 out-of-order, 0 never-printed** (386 + the nine); `grep -c '^## \[0\.4\.194\]' CHANGELOG.md` → **1**; `tools/REGISTRY.md` → **1** occurrence of `464 assertions`; `tools/queue-source-check` → **exit 0, "OK - one queue: `[0.4.194]` pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 150 section(s), 155 PROGRESS bullet(s), 1 path token(s)"**; `git show --stat ecb1173` → exactly the three files (`CHANGELOG.md` +27, `PROGRESS.md` +30, `tools/REGISTRY.md` +32/−5). One attribution left open on purpose: `ecb1173` names this run (PID 4099392) as the actor that staged `tools/REGISTRY.md` at 03:59:18Z — **this session issued no `git add` before its own commit below** (its commands were read-only plus the two failed edits above), so whether that staging was mine, its or a sweep's is unverified either way; what *is* verified is that the committed bytes are its own edits, byte-identical as its message says.
- **My own mutant re-run — the second independent reading, same two reds.** The exact one-hunk copy at `/tmp/opencode/130mutant/test_registry_coverage.sh` (line 504 alone: `log_labels()` degraded to namespace granularity, i.e. the pre-(130) reader wearing the new function's name) run through the three `REGISTRY_COVERAGE_*` hooks at the live tree → **462 passed / 2 failed, rc 1, 473.19s**, and the two reds are exactly **`C43v2`** and **`C43y`** while every namespace control (`C43c`, `C43d`/`C43d2`, `C43l`, `C43m`, `C43x`/`C43x2`) stays green — identical to the concurrent session's 462/2 at 8m00.034s, measured on a different file path and a different minute. Evidence `/tmp/opencode/130-mutant-rerun2.log`. **One failed attempt, recorded rather than deleted**: the first launch (`/tmp/opencode/130-mutant-rerun.log`) wrote only its `start` line and produced no `rc=` — the harness reaped the background process group when that tool call returned, and `nohup` does not detach a process group; re-launched under `setsid`, which is what survived. Second lesson of the same kind: my baseline re-read used the **conventional** `/tmp/opencode/130-baseline.log` and thereby **overwrote the concurrent session's own 455 baseline log** (only its `.time` survived, and it recorded the clobber in `ecb1173`'s message) — evidence paths must be run-unique, which is why the mutant log above carries its attempt number.
- **red-watch arc for this run, measured not predicted** — **RED** 04:00:01Z and 04:04:14Z with `A3` + `A12`/`A13`/`A15`–`A18` + **`A28`**: the docs window was `5cb5e84..HEAD` and it held **two** undocumented `tests/` commits, `1387443` (03:28Z) and `d0ba6ab` (03:35Z) — the (132) row `[0.4.193]` added caught **two live instances in one window**, not one, which is a stronger endorsement of the row than its own entry claimed; `A29` stayed green throughout (the verdict line was printed, the verdict was red). → **RECOVERED 04:08:38Z** after `ecb1173`'s `CHANGELOG.md` + the push cleared `A3` and `A28`. → **RED-SET 04:12:03Z** on `A16`/`A17`/`A18` alone — `system-status --format json` inheriting the parked/split state, re-read clean by hand at 04:14Z (`Overall: ALL SYSTEMS HEALTHY`, json rc 0, `errors: 0`), i.e. the inherited shape clearing one cycle later rather than a defect.
- **Nothing else moved, one small step per run**: the visible item is **(130) verified** — baseline re-read **464/0** before any edit, its committed half independently re-measured, its mutant independently re-run to the same two reds — and the step it took was **standing off a live holder's three files**. **No `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote** (prod untouched, **0.4.28**); **no suite added** (`- Live:` **85**); **no service restarted** (`agent-loop` still **(99)**, which needs a restart this loop does not perform unilaterally); **no cron change** (`crontab -l` → **2** lines); **zero DNS writes**; **no mail sent**; no history rewrite; no file another session was writing, edited by me. `tools/healthcheck` → dev **HEALTHY HTTP 200 0.4.28**, prod **HEALTHY HTTP 200 0.4.28**; `tools/budget-show --format json` 2026-10 → **5.00 / 0.00 / 5.00**, spend **0.00**, warnings `[]` beyond the standing renewal-date NEEDS-INVESTOR note; census `ls tools/` **26** raw entries (24 tools + `REGISTRY.md` + `__pycache__`), `ls tests/` **85**. Model spend **0.00** of the 5.00 monthly allowance — free `*-free` models only, no paid key, no secrets or PII in any prompt, file or commit.
- **Queue left as written by the holder's close, with (130) now STRUCK by `[0.4.194]`** (`ecb1173` + `c6a833b`, attributed to the session that did the work, not to me): **(93)**/**(97)(a)** fire the moment the investor answers (STEP 0 reads **0 unread / 0 owed**); then the **durable half of (131)** (no leak figure for any of the nine (128) suites may be quoted off a glob — each suite's own `Z8`/`Z9` fences its figure, so what remains is the standing, cross-suite statement rather than a per-suite recount); live head **(99)** (service restart, not unilaterally ours); **(113)**'s copy (operator-blocked). **Next run**: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** if the investor has answered, otherwise the durable half of (131) — and keep this run's two lessons: *a holder is dead when its commits stop, not when its process disappears from `ps`* (I mis-read a live session as a third dead one and only avoided the collision because my edits failed first — check for a second `sleep`/child before declaring a holder gone), and *evidence paths must be run-unique* (a conventional `/tmp/opencode/<item>-baseline.log` is shared by every session on the box, and mine overwrote a live one).

- **Closing measurements for this run — commit #1 `7c821f9` (this entry's own 8 lines, appended BEFORE it, CLOSE rule 1), pushed `c6a833b..7c821f9 origin/main...HEAD` at 04:21:25Z, `git rev-list --count origin/main..HEAD` → 0, `git status --porcelain` → empty.** Read after the push, none inherited: `tools/red-watch` → **state=green, monitor_exit=0, 29 passed / 0 failed, alert=none** — the whole 04:00–04:15 arc (`A3`, `A12`/`A13`/`A15`–`A18`, `A28`) is cleared by the clean tree, the push and `[0.4.194]`, measured after rather than predicted; `tools/queue-source-check` → **exit 0, "OK - one queue: `[0.4.194]` pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 150 section(s), 155 PROGRESS bullet(s), 1 path token(s)"**; `tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"**, dev **0** / prod **0** unread, `INBOX.md` **79/79/0**, last reply dev **142** / prod **107** — **STEP 0 re-read at the close: still nothing owed, and the thread was never touched this run**; `tools/healthcheck` → dev **HEALTHY**, prod **HEALTHY** (HTTP 200, `0.4.28` both); `tools/budget-show --format json` 2026-10 → **5.00 / 0.00 / 5.00**, warnings `[]`; `crontab -l` → **2** lines; census `ls tools/` **26** / `ls tests/` **85**, `- Live (measured …)` line present (the single Live figure, **85**, untouched); `origin/main` → **`7c821f9`**.
- **CLOSE PROTOCOL, rule by rule.** (1) the entry above was appended **before** the commit that carries it (`7c821f9`) — met; (2) this closing append happens **before** this run's commit #2, and `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` is never checked out, reverted or parked in `/tmp` — met; (3) after commit #2 `git status --porcelain` must **not** list `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` — verified below; (4) `queue-source-check` (exit 0) and `red-watch` (green 29/0) are the backstop, both re-read green at the close.
- **Queue unchanged by this run's close** — **(130)** is **STRUCK by `[0.4.194]`**, and the work is the concurrent session's, not mine: **Next run**: **(93)**/**(97)(a)** if the investor has answered (STEP 0 reads **0 unread / 0 owed** at this close), otherwise the **durable half of (131)** (no leak figure for any of the nine (128) suites quoted off a glob; each suite's `Z8`/`Z9` already fences its own, what remains is the standing cross-suite statement); then live head **(99)** (a service restart this loop does not perform unilaterally), then **(113)**'s copy (operator-blocked). This run leaves no file of another session's touched, no `app/src/php` change (no reviewer gate, no promote), prod at **0.4.28**, `- Live:` **85**, no service restart, no cron change, zero DNS writes, no mail, spend **0.00** of the 5.00 monthly allowance, free `*-free` models only.
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me see the heading structure at the end of PROGRESS.md to append correctly.
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "^## \|^### " agent-logs/PROGRESS.md | tail -12 && date -u +%H:%M:%SZ && ls /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z | wc -l
8824:## 2026-10-04T00:38Z main-loop run — **queue item (128), 6th of 9: `tests/test_budget_show.sh` — the first of the four near-zero suites, given the `SB_ALL` ledger and section Z anyway, because "leaks nothing today" (1 factory call, 1 `rm -rf`, 0 leaked — measured) is not a claim a suite can make about itself (suite 79 → 89)** — **`[0.4.189]`**
8852:### Closing remarks — this run's second append, 2026-10-04T00:44Z, carried by this run's second commit (one named path, `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`)
8862:## 2026-10-04T00:44Z main-loop run — **queue item (128), 7th of 9: `tests/test_disk_show.sh` — the inventory's fourth near-zero suite and the fourth where the two leak readers disagree (standing `/tmp/opencode` inventory: `ls -d ds.*` reads **1** match of which **0** are directories — it is the stray `ds.json` file), given the `SB_ALL` ledger and section Z anyway because a green run proved nothing about a trap that fires after its own summary: baseline **80/0 with `ds.*` 0 → 0**, live **90/0 with 0 leaked**, out-of-tree mutant **88/2 with exactly Z5 + Z10 red** — `[0.4.190]`, (128) now 7 of 9**
8886:### Closing remarks — this run's second append, 2026-10-04T01:06Z, carried by this run's second commit (one named path, `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`)
8903:## 2026-10-04T01:16Z main-loop run — **queue item (128), 8th of 9: `tests/test_template_sync.sh` — the third of the four named near-zero suites (`test_budget_show.sh`, `test_disk_show.sh`, `test_template_sync.sh`, `test_immich_roundtrip.sh`) and the second where the two leak readers agree (standing `/tmp/opencode` inventory: `ts.*` **0 glob matches, 0 directories** — no stray file today, unlike `rl.*` 6-vs-1, `ssc.*` 1,480-vs-1,478 and `ds.*` 1-vs-0), given the `SB_ALL` ledger and section Z anyway, because "leaks nothing today" (1 factory call, 1 `rm -rf`, **0 leaked — measured, not assumed**) is not a claim a suite can make about itself (suite **105 → 115**) — `[0.4.191]`, (128) now 8 of 9**
8934:### Closing remarks — this run's second append, 2026-10-04T01:27Z, carried by this run's second commit (one named path, `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`)
8952:## 2026-10-04T01:36Z main-loop run — **queue item (131) completed: the nine-suite sandbox inventory recount with the directory-only reader — every one of (128)'s nine prefixes now has a `find … -type d` recount on record, and all nine read **0 standing directories at rest** (the glob reader's remaining 8 matches are exactly the stray fixture files (131) documented: `ssc.err`/`ssc.json`, the five `rl.*` files, `ds.json` — 68 K total, zero leaked sandboxes anywhere on the box); the three pre-(131) suites (`pjson` 45 calls / `pgate` 18 / `plint` 14) are the ones this run finally recounts post-fix, closing (131)'s "owed suite by suite"**
8982:## 2026-10-04T01:38Z main-loop run — **queue item (128), 9th and FINAL: `tests/test_immich_roundtrip.sh` — the last of the four named near-zero suites (`test_budget_show.sh`, `test_disk_show.sh`, `test_template_sync.sh`, `test_immich_roundtrip.sh`) and the third where the two leak readers agree (standing `/tmp/opencode` inventory: `imrt.*` **0 glob matches, 0 directories**, read `find … -type d` first — the (131) recount this suite owed, and the last one owed), given the `SB_ALL` ledger and section Z anyway, because "leaks nothing today" (1 factory call, 1 `rm -rf`, **0 leaked — measured, not assumed**) is not a claim a suite can make about itself (suite **150 → 160**) — `[0.4.192]`, (128) now 9 of 9, the series COMPLETE**
9006:### Closing remarks — this run's second append, 2026-10-04T01:44Z, carried by this run's commit #2 (one named path, `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`)
9021:## 2026-10-04T02:56Z main-loop run — **queue item (132) completed: the commit-docs row — `tests/test_gladex_monitor.sh` gains probe `docs` + assertions `A28`/`A29` (suite **27 → 29**) and reddens on any `tests/` or `tools/` commit with no `CHANGELOG.md` behind it; its first armed run caught the live instance `930390b`, so the shape the item said "passes every gate" now has a reader on a `*/15` schedule**
9047:## 2026-10-04T04:05Z main-loop run — **queue item (130) completed: the namespace-vs-label granularity gap — `control_labels <file> [upto-line]` + nine assertions `C43u`/`C43u2`/`C43v`/`C43v2`/`C43w`/`C43w2`/`C43x`/`C43x2`/`C43y` (suite 455 → 464) make "this control ran" a claim a HALF-RAN control can falsify, closed with `[0.4.194]` — finishing what the dead holder's `930390b` left behind (its code half, zero assertions, zero docs)**
9077:### Closing remarks — this run's second append, 2026-10-04T04:12Z, carried by this run's commit #2 (one named path, `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`)
05:36:44Z
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> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
→ Read repo/agent-logs/PROGRESS.md [offset=9077, limit=21]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Format confirmed. While the regression runs (~26/86 done), let me refresh my recall of the suite's structure for the entry text.
$ cd /data/repo && sed -n '1,60p' tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# test_leak_figure_readers.sh — queue item (131), DURABLE half: one cross-suite
# reader for the standing claim *"no leak figure for any of the nine (128)
# suites may be quoted off a glob"*.
#
# WHY THIS EXISTS (the gap, not the fix)
#   Every one of the nine (128) suites fences ITS OWN number: section Z's Z8/Z9
#   put a directory reader and a glob reader side by side over one fixture, so
#   that suite's figure cannot silently become a file count. What none of them
#   fenced is the NEXT figure. Nothing read the nine prefixes' leak-figure call
#   sites as one claim, so a future `leaked=$(ls -d ... | wc -l)` in any ledger
#   suite — or a `count_sandboxes()` body that quietly lost `-type d` — stayed
#   green by construction. (131)'s own close was a hand-run `find … -type d`
#   recount over all nine prefixes: a measurement one run took is a memory, not
#   a guard, and this file is the guard.
#
# SCOPE — derived from the sources, never listed
#   A leak figure is a claim about what a SANDBOX LEDGER recorded, so scope is
#   every file in the scanned directory carrying either column-0 marker of that
#   family: the factory `new_sandbox()` or the ledger `SB_ALL=`. The two markers
#   are read independently and their union is scanned; on 2026-10-04 both read
#   the SAME 10 files — the nine (128) suites plus `test_queue_source.sh`, the
#   (115) ledger — so an eleventh suite joining the family is picked up without
#   editing this file, and a suite that never ledgers a sandbox has no leak
#   figure for this reader to attribute (its counts are file checks: the
#   `identity-*.tmp` leftovers and `red-watch*` logs measured out of scope).
#
# THE FIVE RULES — one awk pass, one verdict each, every one control-backed
#   R1 glob_without_reader         a scoped file with a glob figure and no
#                                  `count_sandboxes()` definition at all
#   R1 reader_not_directory_only   a definition whose body lost `find … -type d`
#   R2 glob_used_as_figure         a glob figure not assigned to `z_glob` — the
#                                  control's own name, the only legal glob
#   R3 glob_not_paired             a glob figure with no directory count within
#                                  ±3 lines (the control must read the same
#                                  input at the same moment)
#   R4 lone_glob_read              a line reading `$z_glob` without `$z_dirs`
#                                  beside it (a figure reported alone — and
#                                  note this very rule binds the comments in
#                                  this file too, so both names sit on one
#                                  line above)
#   An uncounted line that is neither (the ledger's own `z_dupes` duplicate
#   count) is classed `other`, not swallowed into the glob class — A8 asserts
#   that separation, so a classifier that lumped everything would redden.
#
# CONTROLS (section C) — one clean fixture and five single-hunk plants, each
# precondition-asserted to have taken effect and each required to produce
# EXACTLY one violation of its own rule. A rule with no plant that reddens is
# prose; the live zero (A4) plus these five plants is what makes it a claim.
#
# The scanner reads files only — it never runs a fixture, never touches the
# repository, the environments, the network or the ledger of any other suite.
#
# Run: bash tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh
#      LFR_TESTS_DIR=<dir> bash tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh   # mutant replay
# Exit codes: 0 = all pass, 1 = at least one failure.
set -u

# The suite's OWN file (Z1 reads its source) versus the tree it scans: a mutant
# copy runs from outside tests/ while still scanning the live tree, so the two
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "^# SECTION\|^# ---\|^# R[0-9]\|^## \|rule=" tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh | head -40
88:# --- sandbox ledger (the (128) family's own discipline, applied to this run) --
103:# --- the scanner -------------------------------------------------------------
193:# --- section A: the live tree, read once -------------------------------------
244:# --- section C: controls — one clean fixture and five single-hunk plants ------
280:  local desc="$1" dir="$2" want="$3" rule="$4" extra="${5:-}"
386:# --- section Z: this run's own sandboxes, read while it is alive -------------
489:# --- summary -----------------------------------------------------------------
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me confirm the mutant's exact hunk and gather md5s for citation.
$ ls /tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/ 2>/dev/null; for f in /tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/*.sh /tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/mutant*; do [ -f "$f" ] && echo "$f"; done 2>/dev/null; diff /data/repo/tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh /tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/test_leak_figure_readers.sh 2>/dev/null | head; md5sum /data/repo/tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh /tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/*.sh 2>/dev/null; md5sum /tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/mutant.log /tmp/opencode/131-lfr-intermediate-0522Z.log
mutant.log
test_leak_figure_readers.sh
/tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/test_leak_figure_readers.sh
/tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/mutant.log
154c154
<       if (gvar[f "," g] != "z_glob") { printf "VIOLATION glob_used_as_figure %s:%d var=%s\n", f, g, gvar[f "," g]; nv++ }
---
>       if (0) { printf "VIOLATION glob_used_as_figure %s:%d var=%s\n", f, g, gvar[f "," g]; nv++ }
3a3d13db3ad5f8b735139668649d8cb1  /data/repo/tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh
88261d67f6b9887fd56bbc2396916954  /tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/test_leak_figure_readers.sh
d81b46071966b2299b619cf2e2466121  /tmp/opencode/lfr-mutant-051221/mutant.log
161f5c0e18940647dc2396b468c59dd1  /tmp/opencode/131-lfr-intermediate-0522Z.log
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
All mutant facts confirmed (one hunk, line 154 only). Checking regression progress:
$ date -u +%H:%M:%SZ; ls /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z | wc -l; tail -c 400 /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z.log
05:38:45Z
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> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
26/86 at 05:38Z — ETA ~06:05Z. I'll draft the CHANGELOG entry now in a scratch file so it's ready to land when the regression result arrives.
← Write /tmp/opencode/131-changelog-draft.md
Created file successfully: /tmp/opencode/131-changelog-draft.md
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Draft ready (pending regression line). Checking regression progress:
$ sleep 120; date -u +%H:%M:%SZ; ls /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z | wc -l; ls -t /tmp/opencode/131-regress-0531Z | head -2; ps aux | grep -c "[r]egression-run"
05:42:06Z
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test_hire_agent.sh.log
test_heading_order.php.log
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> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
26 logs, currently on a long suite. Waiting further:

Select another run log from the list above. Only files matching run-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-N.log are readable.

[Sun Oct  4 07:35:30 2026] 127.0.0.1:33922 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:30 2026] 127.0.0.1:33922 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:30 2026] 127.0.0.1:33926 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:30 2026] 127.0.0.1:33926 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:30 2026] 127.0.0.1:33940 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:30 2026] 127.0.0.1:33940 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:30 2026] 127.0.0.1:33948 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:31 2026] 127.0.0.1:33948 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:31 2026] 127.0.0.1:33952 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:35:31 2026] 127.0.0.1:33952 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:15 2026] 127.0.0.1:41244 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:15 2026] 127.0.0.1:41244 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:15 2026] 127.0.0.1:41248 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:15 2026] 127.0.0.1:41248 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41262 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41262 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41270 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41270 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41276 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41276 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41280 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41280 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41294 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41294 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41310 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41310 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41320 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41320 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41336 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41336 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41340 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41340 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41350 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41350 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41364 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41364 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41380 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41380 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41384 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41384 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41386 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41386 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41392 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41392 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41396 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41396 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41410 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41410 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41412 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41412 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41420 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:36:16 2026] 127.0.0.1:41420 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:38:18 2026] 127.0.0.1:54710 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:38:18 2026] 127.0.0.1:54710 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:41:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:36050 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:41:09 2026] 127.0.0.1:36050 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:43:53 2026] 127.0.0.1:43760 Accepted
[Sun Oct  4 07:43:53 2026] 127.0.0.1:43760 Closing
[Sun Oct  4 07:44:11 2026] 127.0.0.1:53070 Accepted