Gladex Agent Logs

rc=0
--- commit_gate
PASS: C3b with the fail-open flipped an UNVERIFIABLE commit is REFUSED - so B10 tests that branch
PASS: C3c the gate names the verification itself as the failure

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commit-gate suite: 41 passed, 0 failed
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rc=0
--- repo_lint
PASS: M26 surgical: the mutant judges exactly 6.9.9 through the BARE list — the bracketed rule is untouched
PASS: M26 surgical: the lockfile fence is a different line — real=0 mutant=0, exempt on both
PASS: M26 surgical: the bracketed rule judged 6.9.9 BEFORE this mutation and still does (1/1, same message)
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repo-lint suite: 461 passed, 0 failed
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rc=0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && ./tools/queue-source-check; echo "queue rc=$?"; echo "---"; ./tools/repo-lint 2>&1 | tail -8; echo "repolint rc=$?"; echo "---"; ./tools/source-sync-check 2>&1 | tail -4; echo "sync rc=$?"
queue-source-check: OK - one queue: [0.4.148] pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 105 section(s), 105 PROGRESS bullet(s)
queue rc=0
---
repo-lint  repo=/data/repo  sha=89e7c0a430 (HEAD)  files=245  linted=165  skipped=80
  linted:   bash=44  go=43  json=12  php=49  python=17
  skipped:  binary=2  empty=6  no_shebang=4  unsupported_ext=68
  go-compile: 45 module file(s) compile clean (1.697s)
  changelog-version: 152 changelog version heading(s), 152 unique, 5273 citation(s) checked, 0 missing, 4883 bare token(s) counted
result: all 165 linted file(s) parse clean (exit 0)
repolint rc=0
---
  dev  src/php                 14 files  OK
  prod examples/workflows       8 files  OK
  prod src/php                 14 files  OK
result: in sync — 44 file(s) across 2 env(s) (exit 0)
sync rc=0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%MZ; date +%z; cd /data/repo && git status --short
2026-10-01T01:39Z
+0200
 M CHANGELOG.md
 M tests/test_regression_run.sh
 M tools/REGISTRY.md
 M tools/regression-run
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && cat >> agent-logs/PROGRESS.md <<'EOF'

## 2026-10-01T01:39Z main-loop run — STEP 0 verified first (0 unread, 0 open, nothing owed), then **(91) LANDED: the free-space preflight paragraph reaches `--help` — the seventh epilog pair, the heading it needed before a pair could exist at all, and the comment that declares which two docstring blocks stay inward-facing on purpose**

- **STEP 0 (first action, before any other work).** Direct SQL on both live DBs → `SELECT count(*) FROM messages WHERE direction='investor_to_agent' AND read=0` → **0 dev / 0 prod** (the table is `messages` with a `direction` column; the prompt's `UNREAD INVESTOR MESSAGES` block was empty and the DB confirms it rather than replaces it — both boxes' newest row is `agent_to_investor` / `read=1`); `tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"**, **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, `grep '^## ' INBOX.md | grep -v HANDLED` → **0**, last reply **dev 141 / prod 106**. **No investor row was owed, so none was inserted** — the thread was not written at all this run. Still his call, still open: **(93)** (public nav → LAN-only `/docs` + `/changelog`), **(97)** (redact+guard / history purge / fixtures), and `hiring/queue/ruben-stoll.json` remains the staged senior-role proposal awaiting the 04:01Z entry's decision. Re-verified at the close, below.

- **The defect, measured before touching anything.** `[0.4.129]`'s preflight paragraph lives in `tools/regression-run`'s module docstring and in no rendered section: `grep -c 'Free-space preflight' <(./tools/regression-run --help)` → **0**, `grep -c 'nearest EXISTING ancestor' <(… --help)` → **0**, `grep -c 'must not pass' <(… --help)` → **0** — the same shape as the (81) defect `[0.4.131]` closed, one section further down. The knobs it describes *are* rendered under `environment:`, so it documents *why* rather than hiding a contract; a `--help` reader still could not see it.

- **The precondition nobody had measured: the paragraph was not shaped like a section.** It began `Free-space preflight (exit 6): the default watched paths are …` — heading and first sentence on one line — and `docstring_section` matches a line whose stripped text **equals** the heading, so the tuple entry alone would have made `build_epilog()` raise `_MissingSection` → **exit 3 on every invocation, `--help` included** (the tool refusing to describe itself). The block is now a column-0 heading over a 4-space body, exactly like `Exit codes:` and `Environment:`. That refactor is why the step is "one tuple entry"; without it the step would have been a red tool.

- **What landed.** `EPILOG_PAIRS` gains `("free-space preflight:", "Free-space preflight (exit 6):")`, placed between `environment:` and `examples:` so the tuple's order matches the docstring's own; and the comment above the tuple now **declares** the two blocks deliberately not rendered — `Why this tool exists` and the trailing sequencing paragraph (why there is no `--jobs` flag) — which is the queued item's second candidate, so both halves of (91) are closed rather than one chosen over the other. The label is lowercase like every other label; the capital F stays in the heading, which is an extraction key and is never printed — so the (91) probe re-run verbatim still answers 0 for `Free-space preflight`, and the suite says that in a comment instead of letting the next reader re-derive it.

- **Measured, not claimed — 318 → 325 with the needles counted on both sides.** `bash tests/test_regression_run.sh` → **325 passed, 0 failed**, against **318 / 0** run at the same `HEAD` before the step; seven assertions added, none removed or loosened. **A3 / A4 / A5** each gained a row **without any list being hand-edited** (they read `EPILOG_PAIRS` — the (90) derivation doing precisely the job it was written for), **A17.5** pins the new label against deletion, **A18 / A19 / A20** carry the three needles. Each needle was counted **0** against `git show HEAD:tools/regression-run` written out and invoked with `--help`, and **1** against the new blob — same machine, same flags, only the blob differs.

- **Control — the pair removed again, plant asserted before the run**: **314 passed, 4 failed, and the only reds are A17.5, A18, A19, A20** — this step's own subject, nothing else. The control ran through the shipped suite with `REGRESSION_RUN_BIN=/tmp/opencode/ctrl91_mutant`, so section G's four shipped-location checks report `SKIP G6` by design; the control's **318** counted assertions close arithmetically (`325 − 3` derived rows the shorter tuple does not iterate `− 4` skips) instead of being asserted. A first attempt ran a full sandbox copy instead and came back **316 / 6**, the extra two reds being **G1/G2** — the known isolation-path artifact queued as **(102)**, not this step — so it was re-run through the hook that makes reds mean what they say; that second run is the number reported above.

- **Registry refreshed in the same commit, figures re-read rather than extended**: `tools/REGISTRY.md` → **318 → 325** at its four figure sites, section A's map at **seven** byte-comparisons and **A17.1–A17.7**, the `--help` option bullet listing **seven** sections with `[0.4.148]` named as the seventh, the movement note gaining its newest line, and the `Status` line carrying the control's **314/4**. `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **264/0** afterwards (the suite that re-reads REGISTRY figures against live runs, i.e. the gate on this step's own edits).

- **Next-candidate queued, not actioned**: **(91) STRUCK — EXECUTED by `[0.4.148]`** (the seventh pair, the heading restructure that made it possible, A17.5 + A18–A20, the inward-facing declaration, suite **318 → 325**, control **314/4** with exactly those four red). Carry unchanged and all standing: (2), (4)–(8), (14), (15), (17), (18), (20), (22), (23), (25), (28), (32), (36), (39), (42), (44), (47), (48), (52), (53), (54), (56), (60), (61), (62), (66), (67), (68), (70), (92), (98), (99), (100), (101), (102) unchanged and **(93)** (public nav → LAN-only `/docs` + `/changelog`, still the investor's call — it widens a surface), **(96) candidate (b)** (normalise `CAST(ts AS INTEGER)` on read in `app/src/php/app.php`, only if a bad row is ever detected, reviewer-gated) and **(97)** whose candidates (a) redact+guard / (b) history purge / (c) fixtures-amendment stay **blocked on the founder's A/B/C answer** to reply dev 141 / prod 106. **New from this run: (103)** — *the trailing sequencing paragraph is the only docstring block left that carries a BEHAVIOURAL sentence*, `It writes nothing to the repo unless --log-dir points outside it`, still rendered by nothing; candidate = an eighth pair with a column-0 heading (e.g. `Sequencing (why there is no --jobs flag):`) so the design rationale and the sentence land together — **not actioned**, it is a second subject inside an entry that already ships seven assertions, and the inward-facing declaration above now names the block on purpose instead of leaving it merely unrendered. Live head of the machinery list: **(92)**, **(98)**, **(99)**, **(100)**, **(101)**, **(102)**, **(103)**. Next-candidate priority after this run: **(93)** or **(97)(a)** the moment the investor answers, otherwise the oldest carried machinery item — **(92)**.

- **Deliberately not done, one visible item per run**: no `app/src/php` edit → **no reviewer gate and no promote** (prod untouched by this run); **(103)**, **(92)**, **(101)**, **(102)**, **(97)**, **(93)**, **(100)** not actioned; **no tool under `tools/` was edited except `tools/regression-run` itself** (the subject of this step) and `tools/REGISTRY.md` (its own figure sites) — the tool census is unchanged (**22 tools, 31 registered sections, 73 suites**, `- Live:` figure untouched at **73**); no new test suite, no new option, no JSON key, no `GLADEX_APP_VERSION` bump (stays **0.4.28**: the changelog's *first* heading did not move), no service restarted (`agent-loop` untouched — still **(99)**), **zero DNS writes** (no `pdns-api.py` call), **no mail sent**, Nextcloud `{"installed":true}`, Immich `{"res":"pong"}`, `/opt/cloud` untouched, `hiring/queue/ruben-stoll.json` unchanged and still the investor's call, no history rewrite, no other identity's file edited by me. Model spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only). The files this run writes are `tools/regression-run`, `tests/test_regression_run.sh`, `tools/REGISTRY.md` (this suite's section and the `--help` option bullet that names it), `CHANGELOG.md` (`[0.4.148]`) and this entry.
EOF
echo appended; grep -c '^## ' agent-logs/PROGRESS.md
appended
227
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && git add -A && bash .githooks/pre-commit 2>&1 | tail -12; echo "GATE rc=$?"
GATE rc=0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && bash .githooks/pre-commit; echo "GATE rc=$?"
GATE rc=0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && git commit -q -m "(91) the free-space preflight paragraph is a rendered section: the seventh epilog pair, gated behind the column-0 heading it needed before a pair could match at all, plus the EPILOG_PAIRS declaration naming the two blocks that stay inward-facing - suite 318 -> 325 (A3/A4/A5 derived rows, A17.5, A18-A20), control with the pair removed 314/4 with exactly those four red, changelog [0.4.148]" && git log --oneline -1 && git push origin main 2>&1 | tail -3
c8f0866 (91) the free-space preflight paragraph is a rendered section: the seventh epilog pair, gated behind the column-0 heading it needed before a pair could match at all, plus the EPILOG_PAIRS declaration naming the two blocks that stay inward-facing - suite 318 -> 325 (A3/A4/A5 derived rows, A17.5, A18-A20), control with the pair removed 314/4 with exactly those four red, changelog [0.4.148]
To git://git.gladex.de/gladex.git
   89e7c0a..c8f0866  main -> main
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && ./tools/repo-lint --sha HEAD 2>&1 | tail -8; echo "rc=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"; echo "=== queue ==="; ./tools/queue-source-check; echo "rc=$?"; echo "=== status ==="; ./tools/system-status 2>&1 | tail -25
repo-lint  repo=/data/repo  sha=c8f086629a (HEAD)  files=245  linted=165  skipped=80
  linted:   bash=44  go=43  json=12  php=49  python=17
  skipped:  binary=2  empty=6  no_shebang=4  unsupported_ext=68
  go-compile: 45 module file(s) compile clean (1.702s)
  changelog-version: 153 changelog version heading(s), 153 unique, 5288 citation(s) checked, 0 missing, 4884 bare token(s) counted
result: all 165 linted file(s) parse clean (exit 0)
rc=0
=== queue ===
queue-source-check: OK - one queue: [0.4.148] pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 105 section(s), 106 PROGRESS bullet(s)
rc=0
=== status ===
  api-stats                 [OK] 200
  page-info                 [OK] 200
  page-stats                [OK] 200
  page-team                 [OK] 200
  cloud                     [OK] nextcloud 200 installed=true; immich 200 pong; 5/5 containers up
  DNS:gladex.de             [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:dev.gladex.de         [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:git.gladex.de         [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:info.gladex.de        [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:stats.gladex.de       [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:team.gladex.de        [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  DNS:log.gladex.de         [OK] 77.90.15.49 on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  MX:gladex.de              [OK] 10 gladex.de. on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8
  SOA:gladex.de             [WARN] serial=2026092602 consistent on 1.1.1.1+8.8.8.8; mname=placeholder (NEEDS-INVESTOR open)
  tls-cert-expiry           [OK] 82d left
  tls-cert-expiry-photos    [OK] 85d left
  investor-messages         [OK] 0 unread dev=0 prod=0
  investor-duty             [OK] owed=0 unread=0 unreplied=0 open=0
  git-tree                  [OK] clean
  queue-source              [OK] one queue: [0.4.148] pointer-only, 111 item line(s) frozen across 105 section(s), 106 PROGRESS bullet(s)
  go-tests                  [OK] passing (worktree)
  go-compile                [OK] 45 module file(s) compile clean (1.702s) (commit c8f0866)
  promote-gates             [WARN] not promotable (newest reviewer-mailbox entry 2026-09-30T02:26:00Z, 1396m old): verdict REFUSED: verdict VERDICT-20260930T022500-team-sofia.md is STALE (promoted source [app/src/php, examples/workflows] changed 50201s after it \u2014 re-review required) | dev-sync OK | commit-lint OK | ship-tree OK (commit c8f0866)

Overall: ALL SYSTEMS HEALTHY
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && time ./tools/regression-run --format json 2>/dev/null | python3 -c 'import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print("suites",d["totals"]["suites_discovered"],"run",d["totals"]["suites_run"],"passed",d["totals"]["passed"],"failed",d["totals"]["failed"],"skipped",d["totals"]["skipped"],"ok",d["ok"],"conflicts",d.get("conflicts"))'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
KeyError: 'suites_discovered'

real	14m17.198s
user	9m13.397s
sys	4m39.530s
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n '"suites_' tools/regression-run | head; echo "---"; grep -n 'def totals\|"passed":\|totals = {' tools/regression-run | head -20; echo "---"; grep -n 'suites_discovered\|suites_run' tools/regression-run | head -20
212:    "suites_discovered",
549:METRICS = ("passed", "failed", "skipped", "suites_run")
577:    t = {"passed": 0, "failed": 0, "skipped": 0, "suites_run": 0}
581:            t["suites_run"] += 1
739:            key = "counted" if k == "suites_run" else k
951:        "suites_discovered": discovered,
953:        "totals": {"passed": 0, "failed": 0, "skipped": 0, "suites_run": 0},
---
334:                "passed": int(m.group(1)),
424:        "passed": None,
567:        return {"counted": False, "passed": 0, "failed": 0, "skipped": 0}
570:        "passed": rec.get("passed") or 0,
576:def totals_of(records) -> dict:
577:    t = {"passed": 0, "failed": 0, "skipped": 0, "suites_run": 0}
603:                "passed": r["passed"],
767:    base_totals = {k: doc["totals"].get(k, 0) for k in METRICS}
953:        "totals": {"passed": 0, "failed": 0, "skipped": 0, "suites_run": 0},
---
212:    "suites_discovered",
549:METRICS = ("passed", "failed", "skipped", "suites_run")
577:    t = {"passed": 0, "failed": 0, "skipped": 0, "suites_run": 0}
581:            t["suites_run"] += 1
739:            key = "counted" if k == "suites_run" else k
813:          "skipped {skipped}, suites {suites_run}".format(
816:          "skipped {skipped}, suites {suites_run}   [{}]".format(
951:        "suites_discovered": discovered,
953:        "totals": {"passed": 0, "failed": 0, "skipped": 0, "suites_run": 0},
987:    about, so `suites_discovered: 1` is visible in the same object as
1282:        f"totals: {totals['suites_run']} suite(s), {totals['passed']} passed, "
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && ./tools/healthcheck 2>&1 | tail -6; echo "rc=$?"; echo "=== changelog page ==="; for p in 8000 8001; do b=$(curl -s -o /tmp/opencode/cl_$p.html -w '%{http_code}' http://127.0.0.1:$p/changelog); m=$(md5sum /tmp/opencode/cl_$p.html | cut -d' ' -f1); n=$(grep -c '0\.4\.148' /tmp/opencode/cl_$p.html); echo "port $p status=$b bytes=$(wc -c </tmp/opencode/cl_$p.html) md5=$m has_0.4.148=$n"; done; echo "=== api ==="; curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8001/api/changelog | python3 -c 'import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); e=d if isinstance(d,list) else d.get("entries",d); print("total",d.get("total"),"first",d.get("first"),"last",d.get("last"))'; echo "=== healthz ==="; curl -s -o /dev/null -w 'dev %{http_code}\n' http://127.0.0.1:8000/healthz; curl -s -o /dev/null -w 'prod %{http_code}\n' http://127.0.0.1:8001/healthz; echo "=== budget ==="; ./tools/budget-show 2>&1 | head -8
dev: HEALTHY
  HTTP: 200
  Response: {"status":"ok","service":"gladex-investor-app","env":"dev","timestamp":1790819805,"version":"0.4.28"}
prod: HEALTHY
  HTTP: 200
  Response: {"status":"ok","service":"gladex-investor-app","env":"prod","timestamp":1790819805,"version":"0.4.28"}
rc=0
=== changelog page ===
port 8000 status=200 bytes=1158271 md5=c0a0ce998073f8b539c055d1070a56fc has_0.4.148=2
port 8001 status=200 bytes=1158271 md5=c0a0ce998073f8b539c055d1070a56fc has_0.4.148=2
=== api ===
total 153 first None last None
=== healthz ===
dev 200
prod 200
=== budget ===
=== Budget Status ===
Month:       2026-09
Allowance:   5.00 €
Spent:       1.50 € (gladex.de — registered + DNS live since 2026-09-20, 1.50/mo)
Remaining:   3.50 €

Log:
  - 2026-09-20: init, no domains ordered yet
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8001/api/changelog | python3 -c 'import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print({k:v for k,v in d.items() if k!="entries"}); e=d.get("entries") or []; print("n_entries",len(e), "first", e[0].get("version") if e else None, "last", e[-1].get("version") if e else None)'
ified by its own metavar: **18 enum + 14 numeric + 4 PORT + 18 `--format` + 24 other = 61**. Of those 24, **21 have no type-invalid value at all** (`PATH`, `DIR`, `FILE`, `TEXT`, `DOMAIN`, `SERVER`, `IDS`, `PEM` … any string is a possible value, so there is nothing to probe), and **3 do but the tool answers something other than 2**: `repo-lint --sha not-a-hex-digest` → **3**, `immich-roundtrip --email not-an-email-address` → **3**, `smtp-relay-probe --expect-open not-an-endpoint` → **1** — with repo-lint's 3 pinned as a contract by its own suite. Those three are therefore **declared** out of scope in `tools/REGISTRY.md` alongside their measured codes and queued as **(98)**: the (75)/(76) lesson applied to *exclusion* rather than visibility, since an undeclared hole cannot show as a red anywhere — so the hole is declared, counted in `cl_other` and printed in the SUMMARY.", '**The partition is asserted, not assumed**: `cl_fmt + cl_port + cl_enum + cl_num + cl_other` must equal the scope section G14 recounts with its own independent reader, so a pair a future `continue` skipped before the counting reddens instead of disappearing; two non-vacuity guards exit **3** if a classifier ever matched nothing; control **C29** plants both new classes at once (**14** assertions, `C29a`–`C29n`) and **G24–G30** assert the live tree (**7**) — **21 new assertions, suite 213 → 234**, the before figure read from the parent of `4c74c96` and the after figure read on this tree.'], 'fixed — the reconciliation this entry exists for': ['**One partial run reddened the tree for everybody.** `4c74c96` landed `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` (+244 lines) and `tools/REGISTRY.md` (+49) citing this version in four places, with **no heading written and no run entry beside it** — queue item **(78)**\'s shape ("a *partial* run can land red on `main`"), its third measured instance and the first found sitting on an otherwise clean tree instead of mid-push. Measured before this heading existed: `tools/repo-lint` **exit 1**, `citations_missing` = **27** across **3 files** — 23 of them `agent-logs/identity-dispatcher.md` *reporting* the blocker, and 4 the two files run 376 itself wrote (`tests/test_registry_coverage.sh:144`, `tools/REGISTRY.md:3124`, `:3163`, `:3375`).', '**What that cost, all measured this run**: `tools/system-status` → `go-compile [WARN] … repo-lint exit 1` **and** `promote-gates [WARN] … commit-lint REFUSED: committed file(s) fail lint (changelog)` — i.e. **no identity on this box could promote anything**, not merely a linter that looked unhappy; `bash tests/test_system_status_go_compile.sh` → **108 passed, 1 failed** (its single `live go-compile row is ok` assertion, red for exactly this reason); `bash tests/test_gladex_monitor.sh` → **27 assertions, 23 passed, 4 failed** — A9/A10/A11 are the lint exit code, `parse clean` and `checked, 0 missing`, while A3 is a commit this run had not yet pushed.', "**Why the main loop writes it — twice in two runs, for opposite reasons.** Run 376 *was* this loop: its auto-commit names `model=opencode/mimo-v2.6-flash-free`, so this heading is the same loop completing its own step rather than a text written on someone else's behalf. The Dispatcher did the other half correctly — `c097c11` records the blocker (exit code, four line numbers, `CHANGELOG.md` top still `[0.4.139]`, `commit-lint REFUSED`) and escalates instead of writing a heading for code it did not write. That is the same division of labour as `[0.4.139]` with the attribution reversed: there the citing runs were other identities and the debt landed on the main loop; here the citing run is the main loop, so there is nobody left to defer to and nothing to wait for.", "**The number is claimed, so the fix cannot create the duplicate-heading failure it exists to prevent.** Exactly one `## [0.4.140]` heading exists in this file; later work by any identity takes the next free number. The citing lines were **not edited**: `md5` of `agent-logs/identity-dispatcher.md` is read before and after this run and does not move (`70ee1051fa8fcf8a42368ae5aa0ea555`) — a citation is satisfied by writing the text that was missing, never by touching another identity's shift log, which is also why item **(97)**'s redaction is still queued against the founder's answer instead of executed unilaterally."], 'measured, not claimed': ['**Before, pre-commit**: `repo-lint --format json` → **exit 1**, `ok false`, `citations_missing` **27**, `changelog_version` **144 entries / 144 unique / 4,895 citations checked / 4,763 in series**, `go_compile.ok true` (45 module files); `queue-source-check` → exit 0 but still pointing at `[0.4.139]`; `budget-show` → **5.00 / 1.50 / 3.50** with model spend **0.00**; STEP 0 first, as every run: `inbox-status` → **exit 0, "nothing owed"**, unread **0 dev / 0 prod**, **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, so no investor row was owed and none was inserted.', '**After, post-commit** (repo-lint reads committed blobs, so this half can only be true in history): `repo-lint` → **exit 0**, `ok true`, `failures []`, `citations_missing []`, **145 entries / 145 unique**; `queue-source-check` → exit 0 with this entry **pointer-only**, **111 frozen item lines across 97 sections** and **98** PROGRESS bullets; `tools/system-status` → `go-compile [OK]`, `commit-lint OK`, `git-tree [OK] clean`.'], 'verified': ['`bash tests/test_system_status_go_compile.sh` → **109 passed, 0 failed** (109 assertions either way: the single red before this heading existed was `live go-compile row is ok`); `bash tests/test_gladex_monitor.sh` → **27 passed, 0 failed** (A9/A10/A11 follow repo-lint, A3 clears on push); `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **234 passed, 0 failed**, i.e. the (73) work itself was green while the tree around it was red; `bash tests/test_repo_lint.sh` → **420 passed, 0 failed**; `bash tests/test_queue_source.sh` → **181 passed, 0 failed**; `php tests/test_changelog_api.php` → **86 passed, 0 failed**; `php tests/test_changelog_mobile.php` → **125 passed, 0 failed**; `php tests/test_app_version.php` → **39 passed, 0 failed** — the *first* heading is still `[0.4.28]`, so `GLADEX_APP_VERSION` stays **0.4.28**; `php tests/test_cli_version.php` → **35 passed, 0 failed**.', 'Full regression on the pushed tree, plus every other gate at the close of this run, is recorded in `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}, {'version': '0.4.141', 'date': '2026-09-30', 'description': 'queue item (79): the labelled `usage:` row must name every option-list pair — 25 missing pairs repaired across 11 `--help` bodies, and the reader that now holds them there', 'sections': {'added — the (79) reader': ["**The pair-level half of the rule `[0.4.123]` started.** (77) asked one thing of the row the `usage:` label carries: that it name *a* flag. (79) asks the rest of it — every `--flag METAVAR` pair the option list advertises must be on that row **as the pair it is, adjacent and in the option list's own spelling**, because `--env dev|prod` in the synopsis beside `--env ENV` in the options is two different promises and the option list is the side every probe in this suite reads. Scope is (77)'s (21 of the 22 registered tools, `pdns-api.py` out by its missing option list), the pair set is `metavpairs` — the same reader that counts `conv_pairs`, so the scope cannot be a second list that agrees by construction — and the check runs line-wise for the reason (72) does: `for pr in $metavpairs` splits a pair into a flag and a metavar, and the metavar is then grepped as if it were one.", '**The finding is folded into the existing `VIOLATION synopsis_flags <tool>` line, one per tool.** A row that names no flag and a row that names one pair short are the same subject (this tool\'s own synopsis), and two lines for one tool would have broken every control\'s `exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else` count. New counters `synp_n` / `synp_ok` go into the `SUMMARY`, plus `ERROR synopsis_pair_no_scope` — a `metavpairs` read that matched nothing would print `synp_n=0 synp_ok=0` and read as "every pair is named" over a scope of none, which is the silent pass every other class in this file refuses.', '**Assertions, 14 of them (suite 234 → 248):** control **C30** (10) and the live-tree quartet **G31–G34** (4) — keys present, floor 30 pairs really read, `synp_n == synp_ok`, and never more pairs than `conv_pairs` counted.'], 'fixed — the 11 help bodies the measurement named': ["**Measured before a word was written, all 22 tools:** **36 of 61** pairs sat on their own labelled row, **25 short across exactly 11 tools** — `regression-run` 2/8, `immich-roundtrip` 2/7, `tls-check` 2/5, `inbox-status` 3/5, `ip-drift-check` 2/4, `dns-verify` 2/3, `smtp-relay-probe` 2/3, `repo-lint` 3/4, `domain-availability-check` 1/2, `verify-landing` 1/2, `go-compile-drift-verify` 1/3. Those are the same 11 tools and the same per-tool counts the 2026-09-29 measurement recorded at **33 of 58**, three pairs having been added elsewhere since — the item's own estimate, reproduced rather than re-derived.", '**Why the row and not the wrapped block.** argparse wraps a *generated* usage at the terminal width: `regression-run`\'s synopsis is four rows and its first row holds two of its eight pairs — measured, not assumed — and a continuation row is exactly what (77) already ruled out as "not the synopsis a caller reads". So the synopsis is **written out**: nine argparse tools now pass an explicit `usage=` (`dns-verify`, `domain-availability-check`, `immich-roundtrip`, `inbox-status`, `ip-drift-check`, `regression-run`, `repo-lint`, `smtp-relay-probe`, `tls-check`), which argparse prints **verbatim and never wraps** — measured under `COLUMNS=80` before it was relied on. The two hand-written ones (`verify-landing`, `go-compile-drift-verify`) now name the metavars their own option lists use: `--only IDS` / `--format FMT` and `--env ENV`, the options side winning because it is the side the probes read. **After: 61 of 61 pairs, 0 tools short.**', "**The copy objection is answered, not dismissed.** `[0.4.59]`'s Q13 deleted a hand-written synopsis from `repo-lint` precisely because a second copy drifts from argparse's own; this entry reintroduces nine copies deliberately, and the difference is that they are now *enforced*: an option added later whose pair never reaches its row reddens **G33** instead of drifting quietly. `C30j` closes the cheaper escape too — a tool cannot pass by advertising fewer pairs, because the plant's pair set is asserted equal to the live tree's.", "**Three control plants moved with the tools they model** (disclosed as this run's own edits, not hidden): the `Usage: verify-landing [--help] [--env dev|prod] [--port PORT]` row in **C24**, **C25** and **C27** became `[--env ENV]`, because each of those plants advertises `--env ENV` in its option list and would otherwise have carried a *second* defect — its (79) one — beside the single defect the control exists to plant (`want=1 got=2` measured on the first full run, fixed on the second). **C23's row was left alone**: its option list advertises no `--env` at all, so there is no pair to miss, and only an extra row token that neither rule reads."], 'measured, not claimed': ['**STEP 0 ran first, before any of the above.** `SELECT count(*) FROM messages WHERE direction=\'investor_to_agent\' AND read=0` → **0 / 0** on both `/opt/startup/{dev,prod}/data/messages.db`, `tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"**, **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, last reply **dev 141 / prod 106**. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted; the two open INBOX decisions stay the founder\'s call.', '**Before / after on the live tree:** `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **234 passed / 0 failed** on the untouched reader with the 11 tools still short, then **248 passed / 0 failed** after the reader and the repairs landed together; my own pair-level probe over `tools/` reads **36 of 61 → 61 of 61** and **11 → 0** tools short. Every `--help` of the 11 tools still exits **0**.', "**Cost of the change, weighed honestly:** an explicit `usage=` is a longer single line (`regression-run`'s row is 190 characters, `immich-roundtrip`'s 178), and a terminal at 80 columns now soft-wraps it without argparse's hanging indent. That is the visible price of the promise this item defines; it is stated here rather than left to be noticed."], 'verified': ['Shipped suite: `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **248 passed / 0 failed** (~170s, no network).', 'Also re-run after the edits: `bash tests/test_regression_run.sh` → **314 passed / 0 failed**; `bash tests/test_repo_lint.sh` → **420 passed / 0 failed**; `test_immich_roundtrip` **150/0**, `test_tls_check` **102/0**, `test_ip_drift_check` **133/0**, `test_domain_availability` **140/0**, `test_inbox_status` **91/0**, `test_dns_verify` **40/0**, `test_smtp_relay_probe` **38/0**. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}, {'version': '0.4.142', 'date': '2026-09-30', 'description': 'queue item (78): a partial run can land red on `main` — every commit to this repo is now linted before it lands, by a tracked `.githooks/pre-commit` gate that lints the commit the index is about to become', 'sections': {'added — the gate': ["**`.githooks/pre-commit`, installed with `git config core.hooksPath .githooks`** (repo-local: the config line is not a git-tracked change, the hook file is). It exists because the loop's safety net is `git add -A && git commit ... || true`: whatever a run happened to leave behind is published whether or not that run finished its thought, and the case that keeps hurting is prose citing a `## [x.y.z]` heading nobody has written yet. Nothing between that commit and the next `repo-lint` reader noticed — the loop swallows every exit code, and for the length of the gap **no identity could promote at all** (`promote-gates` → `commit-lint REFUSED`). Measured three times before this gate existed, in the `[0.4.121]`, `[0.4.128]` and `[0.4.140]` reconciliations.", "**It has no judgement of its own.** `tools/repo-lint` reads GIT BLOBS, so it can lint a revision that does not exist yet: the gate writes the index to a tree (`git write-tree`), wraps it in a throwaway commit object (`git commit-tree`) and lints *that*. The verdict before the commit and the verdict after the push are therefore computed from the same blobs at the same revision — this gate never refuses a commit that would have landed green and never allows one that would have landed red, because the only thing it ever quotes is `repo-lint`'s own verdict. The extra object is one dangling commit per probe, pruned by the next `git gc`.", '**Why a hook and not the loop script.** `/data/agent-loop.sh` could not be edited into working: the running loop (pid 357194, service `agent-loop`, started 2026-09-23) holds `fd 255 → /data/agent-loop.sh (deleted)`, so the file on disk is a **dead letter** that differs from the executing copy on the very line in question, and making the change real needs a service restart — which would kill the run in progress, i.e. buy the fix with the run that is supposed to ship it. A repo-local hook takes effect on the next commit instead, for **every** identity, including the loop\'s own safety net. The loop\'s commit line was read from the live process\'s own descriptor to confirm it is bound: `git -C /data/repo commit -m "run $n: ..." 2>/dev/null || true` — no `--no-verify`, and the trailing `|| true` is precisely why the refusal had to live inside git rather than in the script\'s exit code.', '**Placement is deliberate: not under `tools/`.** `tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` enumerates `"$tools_dir"/*` and flags anything unregistered, so a gate under `tools/` would either be a tool that is never run or a lie in `REGISTRY.md`. `.githooks/` is outside both the tool census and the lint scope\'s file list; the gate\'s *proof* is the suite that is registered instead.'], 'fixed — the exit asymmetry, and the hole control c2 found in it': ['**Refuse exactly one thing.** `repo-lint` 0 → allow; **1 → REFUSE** with the full report on stderr, so the refusal names its own fix; 2/3 → **allow, loudly** (`WARNING — repo-lint could not verify this commit (exit N); allowing it`). Exit 3 is "cannot verify" — a lint that did not run is never a pass, but it is also never a reason to stop a human committing, so a verification gap fails OPEN and never silently. Everything else (index unreadable, not a worktree, `tools/repo-lint` absent) allows on the same reasoning: this gate only ever claims a verdict it computed. Two documented escapes exist for the case where a red commit is wanted on purpose: git\'s own `git commit --no-verify`, and `GLADEX_SKIP_COMMIT_GATE=1`.', "**The very first commit was ungated, and a test caught it rather than a reader.** `commit-tree -p HEAD` fails on an unborn `HEAD`, which dropped the original gate into its own fail-open exactly where it mattered most — the root commit. Found by this step's own **C2** control, which flipped the allow branch and still saw the fixture's first commit land. The gate now builds a **parentless root candidate** and gates it like any other; `tests/test_commit_gate.sh` B13 pins it (a red root commit is refused, leaving the repository with no `HEAD` at all)."], 'measured, not claimed': ['**STEP 0 ran first, before any of the above.** `SELECT count(*) FROM messages WHERE direction=\'investor_to_agent\' AND read=0` → **0 / 0** on both `/opt/startup/{dev,prod}/data/messages.db`, `tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"**, **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, last reply **dev 141 / prod 106**. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted; the two open INBOX decisions stay the founder\'s call.', "**Cost, weighed before installing:** `repo-lint` on a warm cache is **11.18 s wall, 3.84 s of it the Go compile gate** — now paid by every commit in this repository. That is the price of not landing red; it is stated here rather than discovered later by whoever's commit gets slow.", '**The gate is already live on other identities\' commits.** The hook file and `core.hooksPath` were in place at 17:12Z; `e658b7b` ("identity sofia shift 2026-09-30T17:16Z") landed four minutes later, and `repo-lint --sha e658b7b` → **exit 0** on its committed tree — the commit the gate let through was green. **Disclosed as this run\'s own misfortune, not hidden:** that commit also *stole* this step\'s `.githooks/pre-commit`, `tests/test_commit_gate.sh` and the `tools/REGISTRY.md` edits out of the working tree with a `git add -A` before this run could commit them by path. That is the (78) motion happening to the fix for (78); nothing can be done about it without a history rewrite, which this repo does not do, so it is recorded instead — and this time it landed green rather than red, which is the difference the gate now makes.'], 'verified': ['`bash tests/test_commit_gate.sh` → **41 passed, 0 failed** on 2026-09-30 (~3 s): **A 7** wiring, **B 25** behaviour, **C 9** mutated-hook controls (each mutation asserted to have applied before it is used).', 'Re-run after the step on 2026-09-30: `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **248 passed, 0 failed**; `bash tests/test_repo_lint.sh` → **420 passed, 0 failed**; `bash tests/test_queue_source.sh` → **181 passed, 0 failed**; `bash tests/test_gladex_monitor.sh` → **27 passed, 0 failed**; `php tests/test_changelog_api.php` → **86 passed, 0 failed**; `php tests/test_changelog_mobile.php` → **125 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped**; `php tests/test_app_version.php` → **39 passed, 0 failed**; `php tests/test_cli_version.php` → **35 passed, 0 failed**; `tools/queue-source-check` → **exit 0**; `tools/repo-lint` → **exit 0**. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}, {'version': '0.4.143', 'date': '2026-09-30', 'description': 'queue item (83): the `- Live:` suite figure is checked against the worktree but can only be pinned to a revision — section F now reports BOTH counts, and the red says which side moved', 'sections': {'added — the second count': ["**`fig_head` and `fig_src` in section F's `SUMMARY`, plus a `DIAG figure_basis` line.** `fig_disc` (what `regression-run --list` finds in the **checkout**) was the only count the registry's claim was ever compared with, while the claim itself is a sentence about a **revision**: one number could not say which side had moved, so a reader seeing `VIOLATION figure_stale 60` had no way to tell whether the line was wrong or the tree underneath it was. `fig_head` is read from `git ls-tree -r --name-only HEAD .` inside the tests dir, filtered with `discover()`'s own rule (regular files whose name starts with `test_`) so both counts are of the same thing, and `fig_src` derives which side the claim agrees with — `consistent`, `head`, `worktree`, `neither`, or `na` where there is no repository to read. The `DIAG figure_basis` line prints only when it would change what a reader does: the figure is stale, or the line matches this checkout but not the repository (the silent half, where this run is green and a clean clone is red). Live tree at the close of this run: `fig_disc=73 fig_claim=73 fig_head=73 fig_src=consistent violations=0`."], "fixed — nothing: the item's own instance was a mis-attributed red, and naming the side is what fixes the mis-attribution": ["**Measured, from the item's own 2026-09-30 evidence rather than re-derived**: `git ls-tree HEAD tests/` → **60** while `ls tests/` → **61**, the 61st being an **untracked** suite another identity had not committed yet. `--list` answered 61 against a claim of 60, `VIOLATION figure_stale 60` fired, and the suite reported **26 reds** — every one of them an `exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else` control in section C testing something else entirely, plus `F3`/`F5`/`F6`. Under the new report the same second reads `fig_disc=61 fig_head=60 fig_claim=60 fig_src=head`, i.e. *the line is right for the repository and the checkout moved* — one sentence that names who owes the refresh.", '**`fig_head` is reported, never enforced — deliberately.** Making the committed count authoritative would redden every bystander with an in-flight suite, which is the mass-red this item exists to explain, not a second helping of it. A sandbox is not a repository unless a control built one, so the count is `na` there and never `0`: an empty `ls-tree` (unborn HEAD, failed read) is a count that was *not* taken, and printing it as a real zero would invent a difference. F8 holds the line the house way — `assert_ge 10` on `na` fails, because an input that was not read is never a pass.'], 'verified — one control, and it is the only control in this file that builds a repository': ["**`tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → 264 passed, 0 failed (3m53s)**, up from **248/0 (3m38s)**: **F7** asserts the live snapshot carries the committed count, **F8** asserts it was really read, and **C31** is the new control. C31's sandbox is `git init`-ed and committed with its claim first rewritten to *its own* discovery (a no-op on a tree where the live line already matches, and the reason a concurrent identity's untracked file in the real `tests/` cannot decide this control), so the baseline is clean by construction — `C31c` exit **0**, `C31d` `fig_head` **=** the claim, `C31e` `fig_src consistent` — and then ONE untracked suite arrives, proved to be in the checkout (`C31f`) and not in `HEAD` (`C31g`). The verdict must then stay **one** `figure_stale` and nothing else (`C31h` exit 1, `C31i` the exact line, `C31j` `violations=1`), while `fig_disc` moved (`C31k`) and `fig_head` did not (`C31l`), `fig_src head` (`C31m`) and the basis line prints beside the red (`C31n`). Fourteen assertions, all green in the run above.", "**Also re-run on 2026-09-30**: `tools/queue-source-check` → exit 0; `tools/repo-lint` → exit 0 (asserted on the committed blobs after the push); `bash tests/test_queue_source.sh`, `bash tests/test_repo_lint.sh`, `bash tests/test_commit_gate.sh` and `bash tests/test_gladex_monitor.sh` green as recorded in the run entry. The registry's `- Live:` suite figure **stays 73** — this step adds no suite, only assertions — and `tools/REGISTRY.md`'s own section was updated in the same commit (31 controls, 264 assertions, the (83) half of F described where a reader of the table looks).", '**Step 0 ran first**: 0 unread `investor_to_agent` in both databases, `tools/inbox-status` → exit 0, 79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}, {'version': '0.4.144', 'date': '2026-09-30', 'description': "queue item (85): the detached-child census reads TEXT, not runtime — the boundary now lives in the suite's own header and is enumerated as call-site records, with both of its directions asserted", 'sections': {'added — the boundary, as records instead of a bullet': ['**`INDIRECT <name> <lineno> <kind>` records in `SCAN_AWK`, three kinds: `eval`, `cmd-str`, `source`.** The census answers "which tool can start a child that outlives it?" by reading the committed text of `tools/`, one file at a time — so a construct that is *not* text in those files was never searched for, and item (85) existed precisely because nobody could say how big that hole was: it was a sentence in a queue bullet. The reader now reports the **call sites of indirection** — where code reaches execution through something file-text scanning cannot follow — as a fourth record type. They are reported, **never counted as a construct** (`DETACH`/`BG`/`WAIT` and their consumers are untouched, field 3 is still the line number for every kind), so the boundary is an enumerated list in every run\'s output instead of an unmeasured claim.', '**Every rule is anchored at COMMAND position, because a census that reports prose is a census nobody can read.** The first draft of the `source` rule was a bare prefix match, and it reported **8 lines** of `tools/` — `authoritative source (RDAP/whois)`, `Single source for the argparse epilog`, `Copying source from {repo_src}` — as indirection call sites. The shipped rule needs the **first token** *and* a **path-ish argument** (`"`, `$`, `/`, `./` or a `*.sh` name); `eval` is anchored the same way (line start or after `;`, `|`, `&`). Measured, not estimated: the naive rule reproduced those 8 false sites on the live tree when it was installed back as a mutation.', "**The boundary is declared where the census lives — the suite's own header** — so the limitation travels with the reader instead of living in a progress log: what the census reads (`tools/`, as text), what it cannot read (a payload built at runtime, a construct in a helper outside the directory), and what it does about it (name the call site, never pretend to follow it)."], 'verified — 42 assertions, seven mutation controls re-run at 42, and both halves of the boundary asserted': ['**`bash tests/test_detached_children.sh` → 42 passed, 0 failed (≈ 9 s)**, **A 26 / B 13 / C 3**, up from **33/0** with no assertion removed or loosened. **A17–A20** are the call sites (an `eval` whose payload arrives at argv, a `python3 -c "$SNIPPET"`, a `. "$HELPER"` reaching outside the scan, and prose that merely mentions `eval` — the first three reported, the last not); **A21/A22** are the item itself asserted from **both directions**: the helper\'s `setsid` is **not** seen *through* the `source` (`A21`), and the **same reader reports that very construct once its file is inside the scan** (`A22`) — so the gap is a boundary and not a missing regex; **A23/A24** keep the live tree honest (real call sites found, every record carries a kind); **A25** holds the source rule at first-token-plus-path.', '**All seven mutation controls re-run in sandbox copies on 2026-09-30 at 42 assertions, and every historical figure holds**: second tool gaining `setsid` → **3 red (`A2 C1 C2`)**; second tool gaining `&` → **1 red (`A4`)**; the real `wait` commented out → **1 red (`A5`)**; guard tokens renamed → **2 red (`A3 C1`)**; pre-fix last-vs-last reader → **1 red (`A15`)**; over-strict bare-`wait` pairing → **1 red (`A16`)**; untouched copy → **0 red / 42**. Two **new** controls for this step: the `cmd-str` rule removed → **2 red (`A18 A23`)**, 40/2; the anchored `source` rule swapped for the naive prefix match → **2 red (`A19 A25`)**, 40/2, live tree reading **10 real + 8 prose** call sites under it.', '**Live tree at this commit: 10 call sites across 3 tools, all `cmd-str`** — `go-compile-drift-verify` 337/339/399, `ip-drift-cron` 114/131, `system-status` 932/1024/1028/1316/1943 — each a `python3 -c` payload, two of them (`system-status` 1316, 1943) a whole program held in a shell variable. The construct census is unchanged by this step: **1 tool `DETACH` (`regression-run`), 1 tool `BG` (`go-compile-drift-verify`), `A2–A5` unchanged**, and **0** `eval` / `source` call sites exist today, which is why A23 is a floor and not a count.', '**STEP 0 ran first**: 0 unread `investor_to_agent` in both databases, `tools/inbox-status` → exit 0, "OK - nothing owed", **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}, {'version': '0.4.145', 'date': '2026-09-30', 'description': 'queue item (86): the `wait` argument is PARSED, not counted — arity and identity, the two opposite directions in which the counting reader was wrong', 'sections': {'changed — `bg_waited` tracks jobs as identities instead of decrementing a counter': ['**Each `&` becomes a numbered job, `name=$!` records WHICH job that name refers to, and one job is covered per argument.** The (84) pairing answered *"which child does this wait cover"* with a count: one decrement per argument-bearing `wait`, whatever its argument list named, and no way to tell two names that point at the same job apart. Both halves are wrong, and they fail in **opposite** directions: **arity** — `wait "$a" "$b"` names two jobs and decremented once, so a file that waits for both its children read as *not* waited (`pending 1`), i.e. the reader could **fail a tool that is correct**; **identity** — `wait "$a"` twice covered one job twice, so a file with a sibling still sleeping read as *waited* (`pending 0`), i.e. the reader could **pass a tool that orphans a child**. The reader now resolves `name=$!` to the job number it names (the newest job at assignment time, which is exactly what `$!` holds) and covers exactly that job; where a name cannot be resolved it falls back to the oldest still-uncovered job, which is the pre-(86) behaviour kept as a *fallback* so an unresolvable name can never invent coverage nobody claimed.', '**The argument list stops at the shell operator that ends it.** Fixing arity without this buys a worse false positive than the one it removes: in `wait "$a" || return 1` the tokens `return` and `1` would otherwise be read as two more job names and cover the whole file. Measured, not guessed — that is exactly what **A29** goes red for when the cut is deleted (control row 4).', '**A bare `wait` still covers every child started before it**, unchanged from `[0.4.127]`, so `sleep & sleep & wait` stays waited instead of becoming the false positive a naive count would make it.'], 'verified — 50 assertions, thirteen mutation controls re-run at 50, and the identity claim settled by a process': ['**`bash tests/test_detached_children.sh` → 50 passed, 0 failed (≈ 10 s)**, **A 30 / B 17 / C 3**, up from **42/0** with no assertion removed or loosened. **A26** (two children, one `wait` naming both → *waited*; the counting reader left `pending 1`), **A27** (the same job named twice → *not* waited; the counting reader left `pending 0`), **A28** (three children, a `wait` naming two → *not* waited, so arity cannot over-correct into "an argument-bearing wait covers everything"), **A29** (`|| return 1` cut at the operator).', "**B14–B17 run the identity claim on a real process instead of asserting it**: the reader's verdict on that very fixture is *not* waited, the fixture is **done in 1 s** (not 61), the job it named **is** reaped, and the unnamed sibling's `sleep 61` is **still alive** — a process that falsifies the pre-(86) verdict, which scored the same file `pending 0`.", "**All thirteen mutation controls run in sandbox copies of `tests/` + `tools/` on 2026-09-30 at 50 assertions, every patch asserted to have applied, live tree never written, untouched copy 50/0.** Four new: the **pre-(86) counting reader** back → **3 red (`A26 A27 B14`)**, 47/3; **identity resolution removed** → **2 red (`A27 B14`)**, 48/2; **arity removed** (one cover per `wait`) → **1 red (`A26`)**, 49/1; **operator cut removed** → **1 red (`A29`)**, 49/1. The nine older rows: `setsid` plant **3 red (`A2 C1 C2`)**, `&` plant **1 (`A4`)**, real `wait` commented **1 (`A5`)**, guard tokens renamed **2 (`A3 C1`)**, over-strict bare `wait` **1 (`A16`)**, `cmd-str` rule removed **2 (`A18 A23`)**, naive `source` rule **2 (`A19 A25`)** — all unchanged — and **pre-(84) last-vs-last reader 1 red → 5 red (`A15 A27 A28 A29 B14`)**, 45/5: one historical figure *moved*, because every (86) plant and B14 puts a `wait` after the file's last `&`, which is the only question that reader asks. The 42-assertion figure in `[0.4.144]`'s table stays as recorded; 5 is the measured number now.", '**Live tree, measured before and after**: exactly one registered tool backgrounds a child (`go-compile-drift-verify`, `pid=$!` + `wait "$pid" 2>/dev/null`), and the new reader returns `pending 0` for it — the same answer the counting reader gave, so no live verdict moved. **No registered tool writes either (86) shape today** (no multi-argument `wait`, no job named twice), which is why the step is a reader fix with plants rather than a tool fix.', '**STEP 0 ran first**: 0 unread `investor_to_agent` in both databases, `tools/inbox-status` → exit 0, "OK - nothing owed", **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, `grep \'^## \' INBOX.md | grep -v HANDLED` empty. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}, {'version': '0.4.146', 'date': '2026-10-01', 'description': 'queue item (87): the changelog gate reads the CLAIM, not its brackets — a bare version token in the current series is now judged like its bracketed twin, through two measured fences (current series only, lockfile paths never)', 'sections': {'changed — `repo-lint` counts and judges the bare spelling of a citation': ["**A citation is a CLAIM whether or not it is bracketed.** The instance was a commit that went green by *deleting* the two brackets from one citation — exit 0 reachable by hiding a report instead of satisfying it, i.e. the bracketed spelling had become a formatting convention with a verdict attached. `CHANGELOG_BARE_RE` (`(?<![\\[.\\d])(\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+)(?!\\d)(?!\\.\\d)`, matched against the blob bytes on the same pre-dispatch walk) collects every `x.y.z` token through `bare_hits()`, and `changelog_gate()` judges it beside the bracketed list — the two spellings stay **two paths** (`citations_missing` vs `citations_bare_missing`, both emitted as `lang: changelog`, message `bare cite of N.N.N (brackets removed) but CHANGELOG.md has no such heading`) rather than one rule renamed, and `citations_missing` stays empty on a brackets-only defect so a reader can tell which spelling it wrote. The lookarounds are the shape of the false claim, not taste: `(?<![\\[.\\d])` refuses the `[` that marks the other spelling and refuses IP octets (`10.2.3.1`'s inner `0.2.3`), while `(?!\\d)(?!\\.\\d)` refuse the match a plain `\\d+` would settle for by BACKTRACKING — `10.100.66.156` would otherwise end its third group early and read `10.100.6` as a claim, an address sitting inside this repo's own current series.", "**The bare scope is deliberately NARROWER than the bracketed one, and the live numbers chose it**: judged only in the **current series** (the series of the changelog's highest heading) and **never for a lockfile path** (`LOCKFILE_NAMES` — machine-written dependency pins make no claims; npm's own `0.2.x` collided with this repo's old `0.2` series on the live tree). Measured, not chosen: a naive full-fence build reports **13 reds** where the shipped build reports **2**, 11 of the 13 being a lockfile or a dependency named in prose (the shape of a claim this rule must not claim), the other 2 the deliberate quotes the rule exists for. A bracketed token in a lockfile is still judged, because no lockfile has ever written one.", '**Every bare token is COUNTED regardless of fences** — `citations_bare` grows even with no `CHANGELOG.md` to compare against, and the human summary appends `, N bare token(s) counted` — so the census is never hidden by a fence that decides not to judge. Both renderings of the contract say the rule plainly, each derived from the one docstring copy so `--help` cannot drift from the source: `deleting the brackets changes the spelling, never the verdict` (exit-code 1) and `Removing the brackets is not a fix` (the gate section).', '**The rule caught its own host file on the first run, and that is the evidence it works outside a fixture**: `tools/repo-lint` over this tree reported **`bare cite of 0.4.NNN`** twice in `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` — an older entry still quoting, verbatim, the planted token its own refusal once named — where the committed `HEAD` had been green only because those bytes were a bare token. The two quotes are elided in this same commit (patch digits replaced) rather than bypassed, and the bracketed twin in one of them is elided too, because this heading is what gives the bare rule its existence test.'], 'verified — 461 assertions, a 26-mutation index, and the gate refusing this very commit first': ["**`bash tests/test_repo_lint.sh` → 461 passed, 0 failed** (run this step), against the pre-step suite's **420**: **461 = 420 + 30 in T8–T15 + 10 in M25/M26 + 1 in M17's second surgical check**, section T now holding **54** of the 461. **T8** the defect itself — exit 1, `citations_bare_missing` populated, **`citations_missing` still empty** (a second rule, not a relabelling), `lang: changelog` so `promote` still renders it as a rule; **T9** the bracketed twin of the same claim, byte-for-byte unchanged; **T10** the narrower fence — a bare token in an older series exits 0 and never enters the missing list while its bracketed twin in that *same* series is still judged (same token, opposite verdict, the asymmetry the docstring declares); **T11** the path fence — a lockfile's in-series token exits 0 and the same token written as prose exits 1; **T12/T13** the two regex guards asserted as **census** comparisons rather than exit codes, because both trees exit 0; **T14** the contract's own words in what `--help` renders, asserted against a whitespace-flattened read (both sentences sit inside blocks the source hard-wraps — a literal substring missed on the *wrap* on its first run, which is why the assertion flattens); **T15** the section leaves the sandbox green.", '**Mutation index 24 → 26, each precondition-asserted**: **M25** drops the bare collection (`citations_bare == 0` while `citations_seen ≥ 1` and `citations_missing` still grows — "one rule missing" and "tree unscanned" both exit 0, so only *which* counter died tells them apart); **M26** drops the current-series fence (`real=0 mutant=1`, the mutant judging exactly the old-series fixture through `citations_bare_missing` with `citations_missing` still empty) **plus two checks naming the fences that did NOT move** — the lockfile path fence (0/0) and the bracketed rule\'s full fence (both judge it, same message, 1/1) — because a mutation that took three fences with it would be a different defect than the one it claims to plant. **M17 was re-scoped by this step**: the bare rule reuses the same existence test, so the old one-line `sed` would have edited **both** comprehensions while its precondition still claimed "exactly once" — the precondition reported `found 2 time(s)` and went red first (the drift detector doing its job before any mutant was planted), and the mutation is now an exact-string replace of the bracketed block alone, with a second surgical check that the same mutant still judges a brackets-removed claim.', "**The gate refused this very commit before this heading existed**: `.githooks/pre-commit` → **REFUSED, exit 1**, `citations_bare/bracketed` missing count **13** across three files — `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` ×2, `tests/test_repo_lint.sh` ×2, `tools/REGISTRY.md` ×9 — every failure a `cites [0.4.146]` pointing at the entry being written, then **exit 0** once it was appended. A citation of a heading nobody wrote is refused *before* it lands, which is `[0.4.142]`'s promise kept on the widened rule.", '**STEP 0 ran first**: 0 unread `investor_to_agent` in both databases, `tools/inbox-status` → exit 0, "OK - nothing owed", **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, `grep \'^## \' INBOX.md | grep -v HANDLED` empty. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}, {'version': '0.4.147', 'date': '2026-10-01', 'description': "queue item (89): `bound_kill` reaps the fixture's DESCENDANTS, not just the fixture — the foreground `sleep 300` a SIGKILL'd shell leaves behind carries no fixture path, so no census could ever find it again", 'sections': {'changed — order, not mechanism': ['**The (88) census and the cleanup were reading two different trees.** `bound_pids` keeps a process only when its `/proc` cmdline carries *this run\'s* fixture path — which the fixture shell and the subshell it backgrounds both do, and which its foreground `sleep 300` never will. That scoping is correct (it is what makes the (88) assertions "never counted, never killed outside this run\'s sandbox" hold) and it is also exactly why the cleanup was blind to its own fixture\'s children: SIGKILL does not kill the sleep, it *reparents* it to init, where its cmdline is the bare `sleep 300` and can never be attributed back to the fixture that started it.', '**`bound_descendants` walks the tree one `pgrep -P` level at a time, starting FROM the census**, so the scope can never widen past what the census already owns — a foreign fixture contributes no descendants to that walk by construction, which is why the (88) assertions needed no new special case. `bound_kill` then signals every descendant **first** and only afterwards the matched shells.', "**`bound_running` counts a pid as alive only while `/proc/<pid>/stat` shows a non-`Z` state**: a killed child is an orphan, and whether init has collected it yet is init's business — making it ours would turn the reaper's speed into a test verdict.", '**Measured before the fix, not remembered**: one shipped run of this suite left exactly **two** `sleep 300` processes with `ppid 1` — one per plant `bound_kill`, the one after the J17 plant and the one after J18 — invisible to every assertion in the repository, which is why this item sat queued instead of red.'], 'verified — 314 → 318, both plant sites, and a control that puts the orphan back': ["**`bash tests/test_regression_run.sh` → 318 passed, 0 failed**, against **314 / 0** measured at the same `HEAD` before the step: four new assertions, none removed or loosened. **J22 / J24** capture the mutant fixture's tree *while it is alive* (`K19`, `K20`) and assert it is **non-empty** — a fixture that never started cannot pass by counting nothing — and **J23 / J25** assert **0** of those pids are still running after `bound_kill`, at both plant sites.", '**Orphan census on the live box, three runs**: pre-step shipped run → **+2** `ppid 1` sleeps; post-step shipped run → **+0** (the same two pids still ageing, no new pid); control → **+2, twice**.', '**Control — the descendant-first kill removed again, patch asserted to have applied**: **316 passed, 2 failed, and the only reds are J23 and J25.** The first control run was executed from an isolation path and came back **312 / 6**: four of its six reds were that path\'s own (`G6b` prints `want=/data/repo got=/tmp/opencode/ctrl89`, with `G1`, `G2` and `G6` following from it), so the run was repeated with one **control-only, disclosed** edit pinning `REPO` to the live repo — which is what makes "two reds, both this step\'s" a measurement rather than an attribution.', '`tools/REGISTRY.md` refreshed in the same commit: **314 → 318** in three places, section **J 21 → 25** assertions in two, the (89) clause added beside the (88) one, and the movement note gains its newest line (`314 → 318`).', '**STEP 0 ran first**: 0 unread `investor_to_agent` in both databases, `tools/inbox-status` → exit 0, "OK - nothing owed", **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, `grep \'^## \' INBOX.md | grep -v HANDLED` empty. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}, {'version': '0.4.148', 'date': '2026-10-01', 'description': 'queue item (91): the free-space preflight paragraph reaches `--help` — the seventh epilog pair, the heading it needed to become a section at all, and the comment that declares which two blocks stay inward-facing on purpose', 'sections': {'changed — one heading, one tuple entry, one declaration': ["**The (81) defect, one section further down.** `[0.4.129]`'s preflight paragraph (which paths are watched, why a path that cannot be measured must refuse rather than pass, `--list`'s exemption, the two fixture hooks) was written in the module docstring and rendered by nothing: measured before this step, `grep -c 'Free-space preflight' <(regression-run --help)` → **0** and `grep -c 'nearest EXISTING ancestor' <(--help)` → **0**. The knobs it describes *are* rendered, under `environment:`, so this was documentation of *why* rather than a hidden contract — the softer form of the same defect `[0.4.131]` closed for the termination contract, and closed the same way.", '**The paragraph had to become a heading first, and that is the real precondition.** It began `Free-space preflight (exit 6): the default watched paths are …` — heading and first sentence on one line — while `docstring_section` matches a line whose stripped text **equals** the heading. Adding the pair without restructuring would have made `build_epilog()` refuse with exit 3 on **every** invocation, `--help` included, so the block is now a column-0 heading over a 4-space body like every other section. A one-line tuple entry is only a one-line change because the heading already existed to be matched.', '**`EPILOG_PAIRS` gains one entry** — `("free-space preflight:", "Free-space preflight (exit 6):")` — placed between `environment:` and `examples:` so the tuple\'s order matches the docstring\'s own order: a reader meeting a block in the source meets it in the same place in `--help`.', '**The queued item\'s other candidate is in the same comment**: the two docstring blocks deliberately *not* rendered — `Why this tool exists` and the trailing sequencing paragraph (why there is no `--jobs` flag) — are now named as inward-facing directly above the tuple, so "not rendered" is a declared decision instead of an accident nobody can point at.', '**The label renders lowercase** (`free-space preflight:`), following the convention every other label follows; the capital F stays in the heading, which is an extraction key and is never printed. The (91) probe re-run verbatim therefore still answers **0** for `Free-space preflight` — the body needles are the measurement, and the suite comment says so.'], 'verified — 318 → 325, and a control that puts the paragraph back in the docstring': ['**`bash tests/test_regression_run.sh` → 325 passed, 0 failed**, against **318 / 0** measured at the same `HEAD` before the step: seven assertions added, none removed or loosened. **A3 / A4 / A5** each gained a row without any list being hand-edited (they read `EPILOG_PAIRS` — the (90) derivation paying off exactly as designed), **A17.5** pins the new label against deletion, and **A18 / A19 / A20** carry the three needles: `nearest EXISTING ancestor`, `must not pass`, `Both fixture env vars are test hooks`.', "**Measured 0 → 1, not remembered**: every needle counted **0** against `HEAD`'s own tool blob (`git show HEAD:tools/regression-run` written out and invoked with `--help`) and **1** against the new one — same flags, same machine, only the blob differs.", "**Control — the pair removed again, plant asserted before the run**: **314 passed, 4 failed**, and the only reds are **A17.5, A18, A19, A20**, i.e. this step's own subject. Section G's four shipped-location checks report `SKIP G6` because a mutant is not at `$REPO/tools/regression-run` by design; the control's **318** counted assertions are `325 − 3` (the shorter tuple iterates three fewer derived rows) `− 4` (those skips), so the arithmetic closes instead of being asserted.", "`tools/REGISTRY.md` refreshed in the same commit: **318 → 325** at its four figure sites, section A's map at **seven** byte-comparisons and **A17.1–A17.7**, the `--help` option bullet listing **seven** sections, the movement note gaining its newest line (**318 → 325**), and the `Status` line carrying the control's 314/4.", '**STEP 0 ran first**: 0 unread `investor_to_agent` in both databases, `tools/inbox-status` → exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)", **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, `grep \'^## \' INBOX.md | grep -v HANDLED` empty. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}]}
n_entries 0 first None last None


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> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8001/api/changelog | python3 -c 'import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print("type",type(d).__name__); print("keys", sorted(d.keys()) if isinstance(d,dict) else "list len "+str(len(d)))'
type dict
keys ['service', 'total', 'version', 'versions']
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8001/api/changelog | python3 -c 'import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); v=d["versions"]; print("total",d["total"],"version",d["version"],"n",len(v),"first",v[0],"last",v[-1])'
total 153 version 0.4.28 n 153 first {'version': '0.4.28', 'date': '2026-09-24', 'description': 'Go CLI joins the single version train: build.sh derives its version from this changelog (was a hardcoded 0.2.0), download badge + docs CLI mentions follow, all four binaries rebuilt', 'sections': {'fixed': ['**Go CLI version train** (queued at 0.4.27): `app/src/go/build.sh` hardcoded `VERSION="0.2.0"`, so every rebuild reported **0.2.0** while the product train had moved to 0.4.x — the downloaded binary, the `/download` badge (`$version = \'0.2.0\'`) and two `/docs` mentions (`Go CLI binary (v0.2.0)` and the ASCII diagram\'s `gladex v0.2.0`) advertised numbers ~26 entries behind this changelog: exactly the drift class 0.4.27 closed for the app\'s nine stale `0.3.0` literals, just on the CLI side. `build.sh` also ignored the README-documented `VERSION=x.y.z ./build.sh` override (silently clobbered by the literal).', '**`gladex version --remote` was structurally incoherent**: it compares the local binary against `https://gladex.de/api/version` (the **app** train), so a CLI pinned at 0.2.0 reported "update available" against every already-current download — and would keep reporting it at whatever stale number the train stopped at. After this fix the check compares like with like: changelog top = app const = binary `version --json` = download badge = docs mentions.', "Fix: `build.sh` parses the top `## [x.y.z]` entry out of `CHANGELOG.md` (`VERSION=` env override preserved — README's documented custom-version invocation now actually works instead of being ignored); `/download`'s badge reads `GLADEX_APP_VERSION` instead of a literal; the two `/docs` CLI mentions carry the current train number and are now **guarded by a test** (they were unguarded, i.e. permanently stale-prone). App train moved to **0.4.28** with it (`GLADEX_APP_VERSION` + `/docs` payloads/footer, repo+dev+prod byte-identical). `build.sh` also `cd`s into its own directory first — module resolution starts at the CWD, so invoking it from anywhere but `app/src/go` (the repo root, `/tmp`) died with `go: cannot find main module` even though every other path in the script was already `SCRIPT_DIR`-relative; guarded behaviourally by building from the repo root.", 'Rebuilt all four copies — `app/bin/gladex`, `app/src/go/gladex`, dev, prod — md5-identical, reporting `0.4.28`.'], 'tests': ['**`tests/test_cli_version.php`** (35 assertions, 3 mutations): `build.sh` derives from the changelog with no hardcoded `VERSION="x.y.z"` literal, keeps the env override and `cd`s to its script dir (behavioural: built from the repo root — the cwd trap — reporting the changelog top, and from `/tmp` with `VERSION=9.9.9` where the override must win); `download.php` has no version literal (token scan; comments don\'t count) and renders the badge from the const (behavioural: const `9.9.9` → badge `v9.9.9`, proving wiring not coincidence; standalone-without-const → `0.0.0` sentinel); the two `/docs` CLI mentions parse and equal the changelog top (stale number → FAIL); all four binaries report the changelog top via `version --json` with a real commit sha and are md5-identical. Mutations that MUST be detected: reintroduced `$version = \'0.2.0\'` (static + behavioural), reintroduced `VERSION="0.2.0"` in build.sh, stale `gladex v0.1.0` docs mention.'], 'notes': ["Trains are now ONE. `version.go`'s `0.1.0-dev` fallback (plain `go build`, no ldflags) is deliberate and unchanged — README documents it as the quick-build default. Binary `commit:` embeds the source commit (built after commit 1 of this run, before the binary commit)."]}} last {'version': '0.4.148', 'date': '2026-10-01', 'description': 'queue item (91): the free-space preflight paragraph reaches `--help` — the seventh epilog pair, the heading it needed to become a section at all, and the comment that declares which two blocks stay inward-facing on purpose', 'sections': {'changed — one heading, one tuple entry, one declaration': ["**The (81) defect, one section further down.** `[0.4.129]`'s preflight paragraph (which paths are watched, why a path that cannot be measured must refuse rather than pass, `--list`'s exemption, the two fixture hooks) was written in the module docstring and rendered by nothing: measured before this step, `grep -c 'Free-space preflight' <(regression-run --help)` → **0** and `grep -c 'nearest EXISTING ancestor' <(--help)` → **0**. The knobs it describes *are* rendered, under `environment:`, so this was documentation of *why* rather than a hidden contract — the softer form of the same defect `[0.4.131]` closed for the termination contract, and closed the same way.", '**The paragraph had to become a heading first, and that is the real precondition.** It began `Free-space preflight (exit 6): the default watched paths are …` — heading and first sentence on one line — while `docstring_section` matches a line whose stripped text **equals** the heading. Adding the pair without restructuring would have made `build_epilog()` refuse with exit 3 on **every** invocation, `--help` included, so the block is now a column-0 heading over a 4-space body like every other section. A one-line tuple entry is only a one-line change because the heading already existed to be matched.', '**`EPILOG_PAIRS` gains one entry** — `("free-space preflight:", "Free-space preflight (exit 6):")` — placed between `environment:` and `examples:` so the tuple\'s order matches the docstring\'s own order: a reader meeting a block in the source meets it in the same place in `--help`.', '**The queued item\'s other candidate is in the same comment**: the two docstring blocks deliberately *not* rendered — `Why this tool exists` and the trailing sequencing paragraph (why there is no `--jobs` flag) — are now named as inward-facing directly above the tuple, so "not rendered" is a declared decision instead of an accident nobody can point at.', '**The label renders lowercase** (`free-space preflight:`), following the convention every other label follows; the capital F stays in the heading, which is an extraction key and is never printed. The (91) probe re-run verbatim therefore still answers **0** for `Free-space preflight` — the body needles are the measurement, and the suite comment says so.'], 'verified — 318 → 325, and a control that puts the paragraph back in the docstring': ['**`bash tests/test_regression_run.sh` → 325 passed, 0 failed**, against **318 / 0** measured at the same `HEAD` before the step: seven assertions added, none removed or loosened. **A3 / A4 / A5** each gained a row without any list being hand-edited (they read `EPILOG_PAIRS` — the (90) derivation paying off exactly as designed), **A17.5** pins the new label against deletion, and **A18 / A19 / A20** carry the three needles: `nearest EXISTING ancestor`, `must not pass`, `Both fixture env vars are test hooks`.', "**Measured 0 → 1, not remembered**: every needle counted **0** against `HEAD`'s own tool blob (`git show HEAD:tools/regression-run` written out and invoked with `--help`) and **1** against the new one — same flags, same machine, only the blob differs.", "**Control — the pair removed again, plant asserted before the run**: **314 passed, 4 failed**, and the only reds are **A17.5, A18, A19, A20**, i.e. this step's own subject. Section G's four shipped-location checks report `SKIP G6` because a mutant is not at `$REPO/tools/regression-run` by design; the control's **318** counted assertions are `325 − 3` (the shorter tuple iterates three fewer derived rows) `− 4` (those skips), so the arithmetic closes instead of being asserted.", "`tools/REGISTRY.md` refreshed in the same commit: **318 → 325** at its four figure sites, section A's map at **seven** byte-comparisons and **A17.1–A17.7**, the `--help` option bullet listing **seven** sections, the movement note gaining its newest line (**318 → 325**), and the `Status` line carrying the control's 314/4.", '**STEP 0 ran first**: 0 unread `investor_to_agent` in both databases, `tools/inbox-status` → exit 0, "OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)", **79 entries / 79 handled / 0 open**, `grep \'^## \' INBOX.md | grep -v HANDLED` empty. No investor row was owed, so none was inserted. Spend **0.00** (free `*-free` models only), zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no `app/src/php` edit → no reviewer gate and no promote.'], 'queue -> agent-logs/progress.md': []}}
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free

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[Thu Oct  1 03:57:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:47036 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:57:12 2026] 127.0.0.1:50174 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:57:18 2026] 127.0.0.1:43934 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:57:18 2026] 127.0.0.1:43936 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:57:18 2026] 127.0.0.1:43938 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:57:18 2026] 127.0.0.1:43948 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:57:21 2026] 127.0.0.1:43952 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:57:49 2026] 127.0.0.1:43592 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60240 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60254 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60266 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60268 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60280 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60296 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60304 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60314 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:05 2026] 127.0.0.1:60326 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:06 2026] 127.0.0.1:60342 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:47 2026] 127.0.0.1:57382 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:47 2026] 127.0.0.1:57394 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:47 2026] 127.0.0.1:57408 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:47 2026] 127.0.0.1:57420 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:47 2026] 127.0.0.1:57434 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:47 2026] 127.0.0.1:57446 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:47 2026] 127.0.0.1:57448 Accepted
[Thu Oct  1 03:58:48 2026] 127.0.0.1:57448 Closing
[Thu Oct  1 03:58:48 2026] 127.0.0.1:57460 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:48 2026] 127.0.0.1:57472 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:58:48 2026] 127.0.0.1:57480 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:59:27 2026] 127.0.0.1:43122 Accepted
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[Thu Oct  1 03:59:27 2026] 127.0.0.1:43124 Accepted