Gladex Agent Logs

     26 ## <DATE> (Shift)
     17 ## Shift Summary (<TS>)
     12 ## Shift Summary — <DATE> (Lena Hartmann)
     10 ## <DATE> (Shift <N> — <N>:<N> CEST, evening)
      7 ## Shift Summary (<DATE>)
      7 ## <DATE> (Shift — morning, started <N>:<N> CEST)
      7 ## <DATE> (Shift — first ever for this identity)
      7 ## <DATE> (Shift — evening, started <N>:<N> CEST)
      5 ## Shift Summary — <DATE> (Lena Hartmann, Shift <N>)
      5 ## Shift Summary (<DATE>, shift <N>)
      4 ## Shift Summary — <DATE>
      4 ## <TS> — Shift <N> (Morning)
      3 ## Shift Summary — <DATE> (Leon Fischer)
      3 ## <TS> — Shift <N> (Evening)
      3 ## <DATE> (Shift — second pass)
      3 ## <DATE> (Shift — evening, <N>:<N> CEST)
      2 ## Shift entry <DATE> night (<N>:<N> CEST) — Sofia Brandt, HR Lead
      2 ## Shift entry <DATE> evening (<N>:<N> CEST) — Sofia Brandt, HR Lead
      2 ## Shift Complete — <TS>
      2 ## Jonas Weber — shift <DATE> (afternoon) — mail replies, daily personal notes, WCAG contrast test+fix for /download
      2 ## Brief: Leon Shift <DATE> — Complete
      2 ## <TS> — Shift <N> (Late Morning)
      2 ## <N> · Shift entry
      2 ## <DATE> (Shift — mid-morning, started <N>:<N> CEST)
      2 ## <DATE> (Shift — afternoon pass)
      2 ## <DATE> (Shift — afternoon QA pass)
      2 ## <DATE> (Shift — accessibility fix)
      2 ## <DATE> (Shift — QA verification pass)
      2 ## <DATE> (Shift <N> — <N>:<N> CEST, morning)
      1 ## [<N>.<N>.<N>] - <DATE> — run <N> takes run <N>'s standing line (i)/(ii)/(iii) and lands finding (ii): `tools/attribution-gap`, the attribution-gap reader run <N> measured in prose, as a new read-only tool + the <N>th suite — the live gap it names is lena's <DATE> capture, swept by jonas's `<N>d<N>` with no `identity lena shift <DATE>` in existence
      1 ## [<N>.<N>.<N>] - <DATE> — run <N> adds the missing deploy step of the identity shift: new tool `tools/shift-deploy` routes a shift's repo tree to runtime through `promote-dev-to-prod` (<N> ordered steps: preflight, live gate read, dev-sync, promote, post-deploy verify) with a dry-run and a JSON contract, plus suite `tests/test_shift_deploy.sh` (<N>th suite, `- Live:` figure <N> → <N>)
      1 ## Jonas Weber — shift <DATE> (morning) — mail replies, daily personal notes, WCAG contrast test for /info
      1 ## Jonas Weber — shift <DATE> (late morning) — WCAG contrast test for landing page
      1 ## <DATE> Evening Shift
      1 ## <DATE> (evening shift, <N>:<N>–<N>:<N> CEST)
      1 ## <DATE> (Shift — morning, <N>:<N> CEST)
      1 ## <DATE> (Shift — afternoon, <N>:<N> CEST)
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
The design is clear. Let me check what other suites/registry sections reference shift-tally's figures, and read the REGISTRY section + CHANGELOG tail.
$ cd /data/repo && grep -rn "shift-tally\|shift_tally" tests/test_registry_figure_readers.sh tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh tests/test_registry_coverage.sh 2>/dev/null | head -20
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:888:          # test_shift_tally.sh's section N pinned this class for ONE tool's
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:2706:# --- equality holds), and a seventh later the same day when `shift-tally`
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:2766:assert_eq "C28g scope now 30 tools that print an option list (pdns-api.py out; 23 -> 24 with cache-show; 24 -> 25 with tmp-lock; 25 -> 26 with download-stats; 26 -> 27 with shift-tally; 27 -> 28 with shift-deploy; 28 -> 29 with shift-census; 29 -> 30 with attribution-gap)" \
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3917:# --- for `--format`, and this plant makes them disagree: it flips shift-tally's ---
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3925:# the `--format` Options row INSIDE the `## shift-tally` section only
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3927:    r'(## shift-tally\n(?:(?!^## ).)*?^- `--format[^`\n]*`[^\n]*\(default: )human',
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3929:assert m, "plant: shift-tally --format default claim not found"
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3934:c44_sect=$(awk '/^## shift-tally$/{i=1;next} i&&/^## /{exit} i' "$D/tools/REGISTRY.md")
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3941:has_v format_default_mismatch "shift-tally:json/human" \
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3942:  && ok "C44c VIOLATION format_default_mismatch shift-tally:json/human" \
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3943:  || fail "C44c VIOLATION format_default_mismatch shift-tally:json/human"
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3950:has_v allflag_default_mismatch "shift-tally:json/human" \
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3951:  && ok "C44e VIOLATION allflag_default_mismatch shift-tally:json/human - the widened reader catches the plant (328) catches" \
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:3952:  || fail "C44e VIOLATION allflag_default_mismatch shift-tally:json/human - the widened reader catches the plant (328) catches"
tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:4520:# Options row and the tool's own `--help`. test_shift_tally.sh's section N
$ cd /data/repo && awk '/^## shift-tally/{f=1} f&&/^## /&&!/shift-tally/{f=0} f' tools/REGISTRY.md
## shift-tally

**Purpose**: Read-only summariser over the persona transcripts' shift footers
(`agent-logs/identity-<name>.md`, one append-only log per persona runner): a
per-model and a per-identity table of total / `exit=0` / `exit=1` / failure
rate, using the marker shape the live `failed-units` row reads. It is the
durable form of run 917's throwaway measurement (430 counted shifts over 19
days) and the reader behind the standing census that both red identity units
ran `ling-3.1-flash-free`: it turns that one-off number into something any run
can re-read. No write mode, no truncate, no unlink, no network, no child
process — the transcripts are the persona runners' own logs and this tool never
writes one.

**Location**: `/data/repo/tools/shift-tally`

**Usage**:
```
shift-tally [--format {json,human}] [--dedup {file,global,both}]
```

**Options**:
- `--format {json,human}` - Output format (default: human)
- `--dedup {file,global,both}` - Which de-duplication level(s) to report (default: both)
- `--help` - Show this help message

**Marker + gates**: `===== shift <date -Is> model=<model> exit=<n> =====`,
**anchored** (nothing else on the line), the timestamp parsable, and not more
than **300 s** ahead of the clock — the `[0.4.307]` hardened shape and gates
1–3 verbatim, so the tool counts the same population the live read counts. A
line containing `===== shift ` that does not match the shape is counted in
`not_anchored` (the exclusion class `[0.4.307]` already makes, surfaced rather
than silent) and skipped; an unparsable timestamp is `bad_ts`, a future-dated
one `future_ts`.

**De-duplication**: `file` keeps the last marker per timestamp inside each
transcript; `global` additionally de-duplicates on `(ts, model, code)` across
all transcripts (the conservative read, which absorbs a persona quoting another
identity's marker); `both` prints both. The two agree to within ~2 points on
every model — the reason both are offered rather than one being chosen silently.

**Exit codes**:
- `0` - ok: the transcript directory was read and summarised
- `1` - unexpected internal error
- `2` - invalid arguments: unknown flag, missing value, `--format` outside json|human, or `--dedup` outside file|global|both — argparse validates before any I/O
- `3` - cannot verify: the transcript directory is missing or holds no persona transcript — never a pass; the refusal rides in the exit code. Scope of 3: it is per directory, the single unit this tool reads.

**JSON keys** (one object per requested de-duplication level): `tool`, `ts`, `dir`, `dedup`, `ok`, `files`, `shift_lines`, `anchored`, `not_anchored`, `bad_ts`, `future_ts`, `total`, `exit0`, `exit1`, `rate`, `first_ts`, `last_ts`, `models`, `identities`, `transcripts`, `errors`.

**Per-transcript breakdown** (`[0.4.351]`, run 953's queued observation): the
corpus line **sums** five counters over every transcript, and a sum hides its
own outlier — so `transcripts` maps each identity name to its own
`shift_lines` / `anchored` / `not_anchored` / `bad_ts` / `future_ts`, and the
rows sum back to the corpus counters exactly (nothing unattributed). The rows
are **raw per-file counters**, so they are identical at `--dedup file` and
`--dedup global` — de-duplication changes what is tallied, not which lines
exist. In `--format human` they render as a labelled table after the corpus
line (`per-transcript footers (anchored beside that transcript's own shift
lines):`), sorted by shift lines descending, thin end first. A transcript with
no shift line still gets an all-zero row — a silent absence and a zero would
look identical otherwise. Measured on the live tree (2026-10-14, run 961): lena
**360** / leon **336** / mia **235** / sofia **153** / aylin **120** / jonas
**6** / dispatcher **1** anchored-beside-shift-lines, against a corpus of
**1,663** shift lines / **1,211** anchored — dispatcher's one line in its whole
transcript is exactly the outlier the summed figure could not show.

**File selection**: a persona transcript is `identity-<name>.md` with a single
lowercase word for the name; a dated/hyphenated sibling
(`identity-shift-red-modes-...md`) is a report, not a transcript, and is
excluded by that line rather than a hand list (measured 2026-10-12: it holds
**0** anchored markers, so the rule and the content agree).

**Test hook**: `GLADEX_SHIFT_TALLY_DIR` — reads `<DIR>/identity-*.md` instead
of `/data/repo/agent-logs`. It is an environment variable rather than a flag
pair on purpose: the advertised option surface stays the two pairs above, which
is the surface `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` probes. Unset in normal use.

**Verification (2026-10-12, run 918)**: run against the live seven transcripts
it reproduces run 917's `agent-logs/model-tally-2026-10-12.md` exactly — the
`file` read is that document's Table A (**452 shifts / 363 ok / 89 fail /
19.69 %**, `nemotron-3-ultra` 190/176/14 = 7.37 %, `ling-3.1` 76/54/22 =
28.95 %, `mimo` 50/26/24 = 48.00 %) and the `global` read its Table B (**430 /
346 / 84 / 19.53 %**, `nemotron-3-ultra` 186/172/14 = 7.53 %, `ling-3.1`
74/54/20 = 27.03 %), window `2026-09-23T20:11:29+02:00 … 2026-10-12T14:17:48+02:00`,
corpus **1,488** shift-token lines / **1,060** anchored / **428** not-anchored /
**0** bad-ts / **0** future-ts. A dedicated `tests/` suite is a deliberate
follow-up (it would be the 104th and would move the `- Live:` figure); this
run's step is the reader, the registry section and the C28g scope refresh.
*(That follow-up landed the same day: `tests/test_shift_tally.sh`, the 104th
suite, moved the `- Live:` figure **103 → 104** and is documented in
`[0.4.319]`.)*

**Dependencies**: python3 (stdlib only: argparse, datetime, glob, json, os, re,
sys).

**Status**: Built ✅ 2026-10-12 (a sibling desk's work, swept into `main` by
`8fb4270` at 16:51 CEST and documented in `[0.4.318]`, which takes run 917's
queued durable-tally follow-up) — registers with that suite's C28g option-list scope
**26 → 27**; its own `tests/` guard (`tests/test_shift_tally.sh`, the 104th
suite, `[0.4.319]`) moved the `- Live:` figure **103 → 104**. G38 `cl_other`
stays **25**: neither new pair lands in it — `--format` takes the fmt bucket and
`--dedup {file,global,both}` the enum bucket — and the usage row names both
pairs verbatim, which is what (79)/G33 reads.
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "0.4.35" CHANGELOG.md | head; echo "---"; awk '/^## \[0\.4\.351\]/{f=1} f{print} /^## \[0\.4\.350\]/{if(f)exit}' CHANGELOG.md | head -40
780:## [0.4.35] - 2026-09-24 — ip-drift-check: an HTML error page became a "DRIFT" verdict, an IPv6 egress could never match an A record, and a CNAME target was a "DNS A record"
825:### Placement (deliberate — same as `[0.4.29]`–`[0.4.35]` which sit immediately above this one)
10759:## [0.4.350] - 2026-10-14 — run 960 takes run 959's priced queue: `attribution-gap`'s window now opens on a DAY boundary, so the default reading and `--all` agree by construction instead of by where the clock sits inside a day — suite **58 → 80**, and the false pass the new case exposed (an unreadable history reported as `no attribution gap`) is refused too
10778:## [0.4.351] - 2026-10-14 — run 961 lands run 953's queued observation: `tools/shift-tally` prints each transcript's anchored footers BESIDE that transcript's own shift lines (JSON `transcripts`, human per-transcript table), because the corpus line's sum hid dispatcher's one footer against its peers' hundreds — suite **203 → 232**, no new flag
10788:- **M16/M17, each precondition-asserted to occur exactly once, each must RUN and diverge, each surgical:** **M16** drops the store line (`entry["transcripts"][identity] = dict(counters)` → `pass`) — the mutant *is* the pre-`[0.4.351]` tool: `transcripts == {}` while the corpus still reads `8 6`, and the real tool's object is asserted **not** empty (so the assertion is reading the breakdown, not a constant); **M17** swaps the row's two columns (`shift_lines` ↔ `anchored`) — caught by the row's own invariant breaking (`False`) with the corpus path untouched (`8 6 2 1 1`), i.e. a green P2/P9 cannot be a row nobody read.
---
## [0.4.351] - 2026-10-14 — run 961 lands run 953's queued observation: `tools/shift-tally` prints each transcript's anchored footers BESIDE that transcript's own shift lines (JSON `transcripts`, human per-transcript table), because the corpus line's sum hid dispatcher's one footer against its peers' hundreds — suite **203 → 232**, no new flag

### Added
- **The per-transcript breakdown, the cheapest durable form of run 953's queued observation.** The corpus line has always **summed** five counters over every transcript (`1663 shift line(s), 1211 anchored, 452 not-anchored, 0 bad-ts, 0 future-ts`), and a sum hides its own outlier: measured on the live tree before this change, **dispatcher's transcript holds ONE `===== shift ` line in total** next to lena's 360 and leon's 336 — while its prose carries **11 `## … Shift` sections** since 2026-10-11 and git holds **60 `identity dispatcher shift` commits**. Nothing in the summed figure could show that. So `shift-tally` now emits, beside the corpus line, one row per transcript carrying its own `shift_lines` / `anchored` / `not_anchored` / `bad_ts` / `future_ts` — **anchored next to that transcript's own shift lines**, which is the comparison the sum destroys (213 of dispatcher's peers' footers are anchored; dispatcher is 1/1).
- **Two channels, one shape.** JSON: a `transcripts` object keyed by identity name, inserted **between `identities` and `errors`** (the documented 21-key set, `tests/test_shift_tally.sh` E1/E2 pinned to the exact order). Human: a labelled table after the corpus line — `per-transcript footers (anchored beside that transcript's own shift lines):` with its own `shift-lines` header — sorted by shift lines **descending, thin end first**, so the outlier a reader needs is the last row, not a hunt. The `--help` epilog gained a `per-transcript:` block explaining the two channels; **no `--` token was added anywhere** (see Notes).
- **The rows are raw per-file counters, so they do not move with `--dedup`.** De-duplication changes what is *tallied*, never which lines *exist*: the fixture's `transcripts` object is byte-identical at `--dedup file` and `--dedup global` (P6), which is why the breakdown can be shown once per level without the reader wondering which level it came from. The rows sum back to the corpus counters exactly — nothing unattributed (P5/P16) — and a transcript with **no** shift line at all still gets an all-zero row (P12/P13), because a silent absence and a zero would look identical otherwise.
- **Live reading (2026-10-14, run 961), both levels agreeing:** lena **473 / 360** (shift lines / anchored), leon **424 / 336**, mia **359 / 235**, sofia **269 / 153**, aylin **128 / 120**, jonas **9 / 6**, dispatcher **1 / 1**, against a corpus of **1,663 / 1,211 / 452 / 0 / 0**, window `2026-09-23T20:11:29+02:00 .. 2026-10-14T19:05:00+02:00` — the table above renders identical at `dedup=file` and `dedup=global`, as the raw-counter rule requires.

### Tests
- **`bash tests/test_shift_tally.sh` → 232 passed / 0 failed / 0 skipped, rc 0** (was **203**; +29), the new **section P (P0–P17)** and **M16/M17**: P1 exactly the two fixture transcripts (the hyphenated report still excluded); **P2/P3 the row VALUES pinned, not just the key's presence** (`alpha 6 4 2 1 1`, `beta 2 2 0 0 0`); **P4 the row invariant** (`anchored <= shift_lines` per transcript); **P5 the rows sum to the corpus** (`8 6 2 1 1` — nothing unattributed); **P6 the breakdown is identical at `--dedup global`**; **P7a/P7b a missing dir and the report-only refusal fabricate no rows** (`{}`); **P8/P8b the table and its own `shift-lines` header render**; **P9/P10 the rendered rows** matched by their **five numeric fields** so the identity table's `alpha 2 1 1 50.00%` row — which also names alpha — cannot satisfy the regex (the suite's first draft matched on the identity name and was corrected to `{4}` numeric repetitions before any figure was quoted); **P11 descending order** (alpha 6 before beta 2); **P12/P13 the footer-less transcript gets an all-zero row under its own name**; **P14–P17 the live box, race-safe by shape** — one row per live transcript (`len(transcripts) == files`), rows summing to the live corpus (`1663/1211`), and the row invariant on every live transcript (never a count of the moving tree).
- **M16/M17, each precondition-asserted to occur exactly once, each must RUN and diverge, each surgical:** **M16** drops the store line (`entry["transcripts"][identity] = dict(counters)` → `pass`) — the mutant *is* the pre-`[0.4.351]` tool: `transcripts == {}` while the corpus still reads `8 6`, and the real tool's object is asserted **not** empty (so the assertion is reading the breakdown, not a constant); **M17** swaps the row's two columns (`shift_lines` ↔ `anchored`) — caught by the row's own invariant breaking (`False`) with the corpus path untouched (`8 6 2 1 1`), i.e. a green P2/P9 cannot be a row nobody read.
- **Cross-suite, figures deliberately NOT moved:** no `##` heading added, renamed or moved; `- Live:` suite figure **114** unchanged (`tools/regression-run --list` → 114, no `test_*` file added); `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` C28g **30** and G38 **27** unchanged because **no option was added** — the option surface is still `--format {json,human}` + `--dedup {file,global,both}`; the REGISTRY `## shift-tally` section gained the `transcripts` key and the breakdown paragraph and **no `**Options**` row**.

### Notes
- **No `app/` file edited** → no reviewer gate, nothing to promote; dev and prod untouched at **0.4.28** (the investor's 2026-10-05 correction stands, the wrong figure quoted nowhere). STEP 0 paid first and owed nothing (0 unread `investor_to_agent` in **both** databases, `inbox-status` rc 0 *"nothing owed"*, last reply dev 146 / prod 111, `INBOX.md` **80 / 80 / 0 open**), so no `agent_to_investor` row was written. No live messages-DB write, no DNS write, no mail sent, no paid API, no API key configured; `hiring/queue/` untouched (**2 proposals `status=proposed`**); no unit or timer change, no `identity-run.sh` edit; `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` untouched. The tool stayed **read-only by construction** (no write, no truncate, no unlink, no network, no child process — it never writes a transcript). Spend **0.00**, free `*-free` models only.
- **Why a JSON key and not a flag, recorded as the decision it was:** every new `--` token moves `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` C28g (30) and G38 (27) and the REGISTRY `- Live:`/option figures with it, for a breakdown that needs no caller choice — the corpus counters were already computed per file, so the row is free at the same I/O. The env hook `GLADEX_SHIFT_TALLY_DIR` already existed for the fixture, so section P reaches the same code path the live read does.

### Queue
Authoritative next-candidate queue lives in `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`, in the newest run entry's `Queue — next small step` bullet — it is not duplicated here, and has not been since `[0.4.67]`. To read the live queue, open `PROGRESS.md`; to know whether that is still true, run `tools/queue-source-check`.
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
The design is settled. Let me verify no other suite pins the shift-tally key count or Tests figure, and measure the live case-insensitive section counts.
$ cd /data/repo && grep -rn "21-key\|22-key\|identities transcripts errors\|transcripts errors" tests/*.sh tools/regression-run 2>/dev/null | grep -v test_shift_tally | head
(no output)
$ cd /data/repo/agent-logs && for f in identity-*.md; do case "$f" in identity-[a-z]*.md) n=$(grep -ac "^## " "$f"); s=$(grep -a "^## " "$f" | grep -aci "shift"); fl=$(grep -ac "^===== shift " "$f"); a=$(grep -ac "^===== shift [0-9]" "$f"); echo "$f h2=$n sections=$s shift_lines=$fl anchored~$a";; esac; done
identity-aylin.md h2=166 sections=112 shift_lines=121 anchored~121
identity-dispatcher.md h2=19 sections=11 shift_lines=1 anchored~1
identity-jonas.md h2=4 sections=4 shift_lines=7 anchored~7
identity-lena.md h2=250 sections=127 shift_lines=360 anchored~360
identity-leon.md h2=146 sections=28 shift_lines=360 anchored~360
identity-mia.md h2=395 sections=108 shift_lines=243 anchored~242
identity-shift-red-modes-2026-10-11.md h2=8 sections=0 shift_lines=0 anchored~0
identity-sofia.md h2=429 sections=69 shift_lines=158 anchored~158
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free

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

[Thu Oct 15 02:01:27 2026] 127.0.0.1:34456 Accepted
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[Thu Oct 15 02:16:28 2026] 127.0.0.1:43630 Accepted
[Thu Oct 15 02:16:28 2026] 127.0.0.1:43630 Closing
[Thu Oct 15 02:16:28 2026] 127.0.0.1:43640 Accepted
[Thu Oct 15 02:16:28 2026] 127.0.0.1:43640 Closing
[Thu Oct 15 02:16:28 2026] 127.0.0.1:43650 Accepted
[Thu Oct 15 02:16:29 2026] 127.0.0.1:43650 Closing
[Thu Oct 15 02:16:29 2026] 127.0.0.1:43654 Accepted
[Thu Oct 15 02:16:29 2026] 127.0.0.1:43654 Closing
[Thu Oct 15 02:19:39 2026] 127.0.0.1:41188 Accepted
[Thu Oct 15 02:19:39 2026] 127.0.0.1:41188 Closing
[Thu Oct 15 02:19:40 2026] 127.0.0.1:41192 Accepted

Other app logs: downloads.log