Gladex Agent Logs

> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me understand the CHANGELOG layout (the next version to take) and the registry coverage test's C28g scope.
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "C28g\|26\b" tests/test_registry_coverage.sh | head -30
33:# swallow a value of a flag it defines. Measured first, 2026-09-28, and it was
48:# name list can never be complete: measured 2026-09-28 across all 20 tools, 59
67:# 2026-09-28 over all 19 tools with `--help` option lists: a reader that is
83:# probed. Measured 2026-09-28 over all 20 tables BEFORE writing anything: the
95:# C26 plants the bare-word promise on a tool that does NOT keep it — the one
108:# while the flag is never probed. Measured 2026-09-29 over all 20 tools BEFORE
127:# Measured 2026-09-29 over all 20 tools BEFORE any edit, scope = a tool whose
151:# probe look wider than it is. Measured 2026-09-30 over all 20 tools BEFORE a
205:# `usage:` label introduces. Measured 2026-09-30 over all 22 tools BEFORE a
214:# the same per-tool counts the 2026-09-29 measurement recorded at 33 of 58,
234:# side had moved. Measured 2026-09-30, the item's own instance — `git ls-tree
237:# figure_stale 60` reddened **26 controls that test something else entirely**,
259:# not-an-endpoint` → **1**, all three measured 2026-09-30 and written down in
338:# below as one space-separated list of numbers. Queue item (126): it is the
473:# is not a label at all (that distinction is the whole of queue item (126): on
638:  # sed output (measured 2026-09-28: it reported all 20 tools unregistered
766:          # of them without asking any of them. Measured 2026-09-28: three
824:          # scratch directory...`). Measured 2026-09-28 over all 20 tools: 59
846:          # a flag. Measured on the first draft (2026-09-28): miss_n 95 where
877:          # but their tools answer 3/3/1 — measured 2026-09-30 — which was
969:          # Measured 2026-09-28 over all 19 tools with option lists: its pair
1007:          # flag. Measured before the repair (2026-09-29, 19 in scope): 16
1511:Since queue item (126) the NUMBER in the next section is read instead of
1639:# the LIVE tree has to read the copy — measured 2026-09-28: section E was
2350:# --- C26 the (71) reader: a promise written in the TABLE'S OWN WORDS. C22
2358:D=$(fresh c26)
2382:rc26=$(timeout 5 "$D/tools/healthcheck" --timeout 0 >/dev/null 2>&1; echo $?)
2383:assert_eq "C26c plant: the TOOL is unchanged - it still answers 3, not 2" 3 "$rc26"
2481:# --- rather than left to be found red.) They moved again on 2026-09-30 when
2484:# --- third time on 2026-10-02 when `template-sync-check` landed with the same
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "^## \[0\.4\.3" CHANGELOG.md | head -8 && echo "..." && grep -n "^## \[0\.4\.3" CHANGELOG.md | tail -8 && echo "=== count ===" && grep -c "^## \[" CHANGELOG.md
572:## [0.4.3] - 2026-09-23
714:## [0.4.30] - 2026-09-24 — comprehensive QA verification pass: all 13 PHP test suites green (353 assertions, 0 failures)
723:## [0.4.31] - 2026-09-24 — /mailbox accessibility pass: the webmail had no `<h1>`, no focus ring, no live region and no main landmark
733:## [0.4.32] - 2026-09-24 — repo-lint: the first check that lints COMMITTED git blobs — HEAD `219fd8f` shipped a PHP parse error while every worktree-based suite stayed green
745:## [0.4.33] - 2026-09-24 — domain-availability-check: an OFFLINE machine certified every domain as free, `--timeout` was a no-op and exit 4 was unreachable
762:## [0.4.34] - 2026-09-24 — pdns-api.py: a REJECTED DNS change reported success, `set-txt` never sent the user's text, and brief §2.3 was documentation rather than code
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"
804:## [0.4.36] - 2026-09-24 — ip-drift-cron: the weekly monitor failed SILENTLY — a vanished A record or a dead `dig` logged one line to a file nobody reads and exited 3, so the outcomes worse than drift were the only invisible ones
...
9800:## [0.4.309] - 2026-10-12 — queue item **(3)** closed: the epoch-`ts` **root cause** repaired in both live `messages` tables and pinned by `tests/test_ts_ordering.php` §5d — and documented here because the commit that carried the tests (`9c0bca9`) landed without any changelog entry, which is exactly the red monitor **A28** had been showing since 2026-10-11 19:42
9820:## [0.4.310] - 2026-10-12 — queue item **(4)** built: `system-status` gains a `loop-outcomes` row that judges the agent loop by its own `exit=` markers — the freshness guard that 37/37 rate-limited runs (988..1024) fooled while the watchdog called the loop "fresh" 25× — and `tests/test_system_status_failed_units.sh` **244 → 330 assertions**
9841:## [0.4.311] - 2026-10-12 — queue item **(6)** closed: the five prose tokens that had grown past the Chrome-measured **76**-char cap (**81**, **81**, **84**, **77**, **77**) are split into their own tokens — whitespace changed, wording unchanged — so `tests/test_changelog_mobile.php` reads **125 passed / 0 failed** again with `TOKEN_PX` and `TOKEN_CHARS_MEASURED` untouched
9862:## [0.4.312] - 2026-10-12 — `download.php`'s unshipped token refactor reaches both envs, and only after the reviewer gate caught the one rule where it was **not** value-preserving: `.install-box .comment` had been silently re-coloured from `#555570` to `#8888a0` — fixed with a `--code-comment` token, then hand-copied to dev and four-gate promoted to prod
9885:## [0.4.313] - 2026-10-12 — the app finally counts its own CLI-binary downloads: one append-only JSON line per served GET on `/download/gladex`, written AFTER `readfile()` and gated to GET — the missing artefact behind REPORT.md §10 kill criterion #6, whose 30-day window Apache's 14-day rotation makes unrecoverable before its 2026-10-20 date
9901:## [0.4.314] - 2026-10-12 — run 910's queued Medium finding closed: `tests/test_download_colours.php` measures `/download`'s colour fidelity on the source, on both envs and on both SERVED pages, with two plants that replay the historical defect — and the suite-count figure that two landings had left stale moves 100 → 102
9925:## [0.4.315] - 2026-10-12 — run 912's queued counter-reader built: `tools/download-stats` summarises `<env>/logs/downloads.log` (counts, byte totals, the UTC window, per-day activity, ua classes) read-only, with `tests/test_download_stats.sh` **77 assertions** and a reviewer **APPROVE** on all seven design rulings — so REPORT.md §10 kill criterion #6's 30-day window is now readable from inside the app instead of from rotating Apache logs
9953:## [0.4.316] - 2026-10-12 — the half-landed `user-select: all` line in `templates.php` finally reaches both envs: committed by a sweep at 13:19 CEST and never deployed, it had reddened six suites on their `repo == dev == prod` assertion and refused every desk's promotion for 45 minutes — now hand-synced to dev, reviewer-gated, and promoted to prod
=== count ===
321
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me find the exact C28g block and its scope figure.
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "C28g\|scope.*26\|26.*scope\|option-list" tests/test_registry_coverage.sh | head -20
127:# Measured 2026-09-29 over all 20 tools BEFORE any edit, scope = a tool whose
1007:          # flag. Measured before the repair (2026-09-29, 19 in scope): 16
2487:# --- 23 in scope, `syn_ok` still one below), and a fifth on 2026-10-08 when
2489:# --- scope, `syn_ok` still one below), and a sixth on 2026-10-12 when
2545:assert_eq "C28g scope now 26 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)" \
2674:expect "C30a plant: its labelled row really omits one of its own option-list pairs" \
4086:# advertises, and the floors are the MEASURED scope of 2026-09-30 (1 enum, 14
4110:# list spells it. The floor is the MEASURED scope of 2026-09-30 (61 pairs
4117:assert_ge "G32 non-vacuity: at least 30 option-list pairs were really read" \
4121:assert_eq "G34 and it never reads MORE pairs than the option-list reader counted" \
4139:# A scope CLAIM about this tree, not a constant — the same ruling C28g makes:
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "C28" tests/test_registry_coverage.sh | head -20
136:# and section C28 replants the defect: one tool with an `Options:` section and
1036:            # one per tool, so a subject is a subject and C28's "one plant,
2468:# --- C28 a tool whose `usage:` row names none of its own flags ----------------
2533:expect "C28a plant: the usage row really names no flag (it says only [OPTIONS])" \
2536:assert_eq "C28b plant: and the tool is CORRECT - a missing value still exits 2, so (72) has nothing to find" 2 "$rc28m"
2538:assert_eq "C28c plant: and an unknown flag still exits 2, so E has nothing to find" 2 "$rc28f"
2540:assert_eq "C28d a usage row that names no flag -> exit 1" 1 "$RC"
2542:  && ok "C28e VIOLATION synopsis_flags verify-landing" \
2543:  || fail "C28e VIOLATION synopsis_flags verify-landing"
2544:assert_eq "C28f exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else" 1 "$(sget violations)"
2545:assert_eq "C28g scope now 26 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)" \
2547:assert_eq "C28h and exactly one of them lost the promise - syn_ok is one below the scope" \
2629:# --- C28's plant honoured nothing at all. This one honours (77) exactly —
4139:# A scope CLAIM about this tree, not a constant — the same ruling C28g makes:
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me read the C28 block to understand the scope assertion mechanics.
→ Read repo/tests/test_registry_coverage.sh [offset=2468, limit=95]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Now let me study `download-stats` — the most recent analogous tool (read-only summarizer, registered 0.4.315) — to model `shift-tally` on it.
→ Read repo/tools/download-stats 
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me read run 917's tally artifact and understand how `syn_n`/`syn_ok` are computed, plus the marker format for the transcripts.
→ Read repo/agent-logs/model-tally-2026-10-12.md 
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Now let me understand how `syn_n` (the option-list scope count) is computed, and check the identity transcripts and an existing REGISTRY tool section.
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "syn_n\|syn_ok\|synopsis" tests/test_registry_coverage.sh | head -40
125:# of them reads the tool's own synopsis, so a tool whose `usage:` line said
131:# `go-compile-drift-verify` (both `Usage:` with the synopsis on the next
134:# synopsis a caller reads. All three tools were repaired to put their flags on
137:# a flagless synopsis (reported), one with no `Options:` section at all (out
140:# measured — 31 of 58 value-taking pairs named in their tool's synopsis — stays
141:# OUT of the tree: closing it would mean rewriting every tool's synopsis to
217:# width, so `regression-run`'s synopsis is four rows and its first row holds
219:# exactly what (77) already ruled out as "not the synopsis a caller reads".
220:# The repair is to write the synopsis out: an explicit `usage=` is printed
558:  local syn_n=0 syn_ok=0 synp_n=0 synp_ok=0
1000:          # ---- (77) the tool's OWN synopsis is part of its contract ----
1010:          # put the synopsis on the NEXT row, which is wrapping rather than
1014:            syn_n=$((syn_n + 1))
1018:              syn_ok=$((syn_ok + 1))
1027:            # and in that spelling — `--env dev|prod` in the synopsis beside
1035:            # and the finding is folded into the SAME `synopsis_flags` line,
1134:  # with an option list would print `syn_n=0 syn_ok=0` and read as "every
1135:  # synopsis names a flag" over a scope of nothing — including a tree where
1138:  if [ "$syn_n" -eq 0 ]; then
1139:    echo "ERROR synopsis_no_scope no tool in $tools_dir prints an option list"
1149:    echo "ERROR synopsis_pair_no_scope no tool in $tools_dir advertises a metavar-shaped option"
1171:  for b in $synbad;     do echo "VIOLATION synopsis_flags $b";       v=$((v + 1)); done
1443:  echo "SUMMARY tools=$tools_n registered=$reg_n test_sections=$test_n help_run=$help_run help_ok=$help_ok badarg_run=$arg_run badarg_ok=$arg_ok ec_run=$ec_run ec_ok=$ec_ok fmt_n=$fmt_n fmt_value_ok=$fmtv_ok fmt_missing_ok=$fmtm_ok timeout_n=$to_n timeout_ok=$to_ok port_n=$port_n port_value_ok=$portv_ok port_missing_ok=$portm_ok miss_n=$miss_n miss_missing_ok=$missm_ok conv_pairs=$conv_pairs conv_extra=$conv_extra fig_disc=$fig_disc fig_live=$fig_live_n fig_claim=${fig_claim:-none} fig_stale=$fig_stale_n fig_undated=$fig_undated_n fig_head=$fig_head fig_src=$fig_src syn_n=$syn_n syn_ok=$syn_ok synp_n=$synp_n synp_ok=$synp_ok cl_scope=$cl_scope cl_fmt=$cl_fmt cl_port=$cl_port cl_enum=$cl_enum cl_enum_ok=$cl_enum_ok cl_num=$cl_num cl_num_ok=$cl_num_ok cl_declared=$cl_declared cl_declared_ok=$cl_declared_ok cl_declared_seen=${cl_declared_seen:-none} cl_other=$cl_other live_re_sites=$live_re_sites gloss_sites=$gloss_sites violations=$v"
1572:a synopsis that names no flag, a value its metavar's own type rules out —
2475:# --- the other side: the sandbox still holds 25 registered tools while `syn_n`
2483:# --- for (22 registered tools, 21 in scope, `syn_ok` still one below), and a
2485:# --- shape (23 registered tools, 22 in scope, `syn_ok` still one below), and a
2487:# --- 23 in scope, `syn_ok` still one below), and a fifth on 2026-10-08 when
2489:# --- scope, `syn_ok` still one below), and a sixth on 2026-10-12 when
2491:# --- scope, `syn_ok` still one below — its usage row names both of its
2541:has_v synopsis_flags verify-landing \
2542:  && ok "C28e VIOLATION synopsis_flags verify-landing" \
2543:  || fail "C28e VIOLATION synopsis_flags verify-landing"
2546:  26 "$(sget syn_n)"
2547:assert_eq "C28h and exactly one of them lost the promise - syn_ok is one below the scope" \
2548:  "$(( $(sget syn_n) - 1 ))" "$(sget syn_ok)"
2636:# --- halves are then proved separable on the SAME plant: `syn_ok` EQUALS
2637:# --- `syn_n` (rule (77) passes) while `synp_ok` sits one below `synp_n`
2642:# models a tool whose synopsis row is correct under (77) and incomplete under
2685:has_v synopsis_flags verify-landing \
$ cd /data/repo && ls -la agent-logs/identity-*.md && echo "=== marker sample ===" && grep -a "===== shift" agent-logs/identity-lena.md | tail -3
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  852584 Oct 12 13:26 agent-logs/identity-aylin.md
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  145912 Oct 12 14:01 agent-logs/identity-dispatcher.md
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  322004 Oct 12 13:29 agent-logs/identity-jonas.md
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2646837 Oct 12 13:14 agent-logs/identity-lena.md
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3924202 Oct 12 14:17 agent-logs/identity-leon.md
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4481456 Oct 12 13:19 agent-logs/identity-mia.md
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root    7166 Oct 11 02:18 agent-logs/identity-shift-red-modes-2026-10-11.md
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4251690 Oct 12 14:02 agent-logs/identity-sofia.md
=== marker sample ===
===== shift 2026-10-12T08:21:39+02:00 model=opencode/nemotron-3-ultra-free exit=0 =====
===== shift 2026-10-12T12:57:00+02:00 model=opencode/nemotron-3-ultra-free exit=0 =====
===== shift 2026-10-12T13:14:23+02:00 model=opencode/nemotron-3-ultra-free exit=0 =====
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me read the exact synopsis-detection logic to ensure my new tool's `usage:` row names its flags (so it lands in both `syn_n` and `syn_ok`).
→ Read repo/tests/test_registry_coverage.sh [limit=45, offset=998]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me check how `metavpairs` is extracted (for the (79) rule) and confirm download-stats' live help shape.
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "metavpairs=" tests/test_registry_coverage.sh | head -5
990:          metavpairs=$(printf '%s\n' "$helpout" | sed -n \
$ cd /data/repo && ./tools/download-stats --help
usage: download-stats [--format {json,human}] [--env {dev,prod,both}]

Summarise the app's own CLI-binary download log (append-only JSON lines): counts, byte totals, the UTC window, per-day activity and user-agent classes. Read-only: it never writes, truncates, rotates or deletes the log.

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --format {json,human}
                        Output format (default: human)
  --env {dev,prod,both}
                        Which environment log(s) to read (default: both)

logs (default root /opt/startup):
    <root>/<env>/logs/downloads.log
  written by app/src/php/download_counter.php, one JSON line per
  served GET on /download/gladex.

ua classes:
    test_marker  ua begins with gladex-dlc-test- (this repo's
                 own suite probes - never real downloads)
    other        everything else

a valid line is a JSON object with integer ts, bytes_file and
bytes_sent; every other line is counted in `malformed`.

Exit codes:
    0 ok - every requested log was read and summarised
    1 unexpected internal error
    2 invalid arguments
    3 cannot verify: a requested log is missing or unreadable
        (never a pass; the readable log is still printed)

Environment:
    GLADEX_DOWNLOAD_STATS_ROOT  test hook: map <env> to
        <ROOT>/<env>/logs/downloads.log instead of the default.
        Leave it unset in normal use.

Examples:
    download-stats                      # human, both envs
    download-stats --format json        # one JSON object per log
    download-stats --env dev            # just the dev log
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Let me read the metavpairs extraction to make sure my tool's pairs line up with the (79) rule.
→ Read repo/tests/test_registry_coverage.sh [limit=12, offset=985]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free

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[Mon Oct 12 15:30:19 2026] 127.0.0.1:36432 Accepted
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[Mon Oct 12 15:31:58 2026] 127.0.0.1:33628 Accepted

Other app logs: downloads.log