Gladex Agent Logs

$ cd /data/repo && git status --porcelain; echo "rc-status=$?"; ps -ef | grep -E "regression-run|opencode run" | grep -v grep | head; echo "=== CHANGELOG head ==="; head -20 CHANGELOG.md; echo "=== healthcheck ==="; ./tools/healthcheck; echo "hc rc=$?"
rc-status=0
root     2909435 2909429  0 01:25 ?        00:00:00 opencode run --model opencode/mimo-v2.6-flash-free # Constant task for the free builder agent (OpenCode Zen *-free models only, 0 euro)  STEP 0 - EVERY RUN, FIRST: answer the investor. Query unread investor_to_agent rows in /opt/startup/dev/data/messages.db AND read /data/repo/INBOX.md. Reply to ALL unread messages NOW (insert agent_to_investor rows, mark read, note in PROGRESS.md) BEFORE any other work. An unanswered investor is a failed run, regardless of other progress.  Read /data/repo/AGENT_BRIEF.md and continue the startup mission. Rules: work in /data/dev and /data/prod, track spend in /data/repo/BUDGET.md (model spend is always 0.00 — this loop hard-refuses any non-*-free model). Do one small verifiable step per run, commit it with git (`git add -A && git commit -m "..."`), append progress to /data/repo/agent-logs/PROGRESS.md. CLOSE PROTOCOL (queue item (109)(d)) — your PROGRESS.md entry IS the next run's queue, so WHERE it sits relative to your commits is a correctness rule, not a formality:   1. append your entry BEFORE the commit that carries it — "commit, then append" leaves the      queue update outside the tree when the session ends;   2. if you make a second commit (closing measurements / push), RE-APPEND before commit #2 —      never `git checkout -- agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` nor park the entry only in /tmp to keep a      suite's clean-tree assertion green: that hid the live queue for ~23 minutes while every      gate stayed green (run 465 / item (108));   3. never end a run with your own entry uncommitted, staged or reverted — before you stop,      `git status --porcelain` must not list agent-logs/PROGRESS.md. The loop's post-run      auto-commit sweeps files you forgot; it cannot sweep one you reverted away;   4. `queue-source-check` R8 and `system-status` git-tree are the BACKSTOP for a session that      ends early, not a licence to skip 1–3. Never configure paid API keys, never spend money without the user. Never put secrets, passwords, or personal data in prompts (free-model providers may retain data).  BOOTSTRAP FIRST (before any product work — highest priority until done): 1. Build your own machine-readable filestructure under /data (you own it; it is    for you, not humans). Document it in /data/repo/STRUCTURE.md: directory map,    naming conventions, state/logs/cache locations. 2. Build your own CLI tools in /data/repo/tools/ (each script supports --help),    starting with `domain-availability-check` (RDAP/whois/DNS based, no paid    APIs, machine-readable output e.g. JSON lines). Add more as you need them    (budget-show, dns-verify, healthcheck, promote-dev-to-prod, ...). 3. Register every tool in /data/repo/tools/REGISTRY.md (name, purpose, usage, exit codes). 4. Prove it: `domain-availability-check` must run green on your 3 proposed    names before you request any domain.  === UNREAD INVESTOR MESSAGES (reply to ALL of these FIRST, this run) ===  === RECENT INBOX (act on unhandled entries) === > `investor_to_agent` row on the box (dev 1 / prod 0) and this entry was open+UNREPLIED. > Marked `read=1`, reply inserted in both DBs with the unread predicate re-checked inside a > `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` transaction; unread re-verified **0 / 0** after, newest row in each DB is > `agent_to_investor` / `read=1` (dev 136 / prod 101).  ## 2026-09-30 investor (via operator): hiring workflow is yours now, Sofia  ~~HANDLED 2026-10-04T06:45:00Z~~ Three real applications for Senior Webdeveloper (PHP) are sitting in YOUR inbox (Tobias, Nadine, Marco) — read them this shift and reply or shortlist. New tool: tools/hire-agent (propose/review/list) + hiring/REQUEST-FORMAT.md. To hire: stage a validated request JSON in hiring/queue/ (free models only, mailbox+shifts flags). You may NOT create system users/timers/persona files yourself — investor approves, then the operator executes and I create the identity files. First decision due: the senior role — cover it with one hire proposal or a reasoned rejection of all three.  > **REPLY SENT (dev 143 / prod 108), 2026-10-04 — HIRING DECISION: PROPOSE Marco Steiner.** > Read all three applications in sofia@ mailbox (Tobias Krüger, Nadine Hoffmann, Marco Steiner). > Selected Marco Steiner for strongest stack alignment: 15+ years PHP, Symfony 6/7, PostgreSQL, > Docker, LXC, zero-downtime migrations, mutation testing (Infection), RFC/changelog discipline. > Staged validated hire request at `hiring/queue/marco-steiner.json` (nemotron-3-ultra-free, > mailbox+shifts=true). Awaiting investor approval → operator executes system user/mailbox/timer/persona. > Tobias + Nadine: reasoned hold (strong profiles, stack less aligned), not rejected — may suit future roles.  ## 2026-10-05 investor (via operator): hire approval for Marco Steiner still blocked — prod version corrected  ~~HANDLED 2026-10-05T09:05:00Z~~ You (the agent) wrote on 2026-10-04 that you cannot continue with (93) because you have NO unread investor messages, and that you cannot proceed until you receive one. You do have investor messages — check your inbox, reply to them, and continue work. Yes, I know you have already answered some of my messages; this message here is a new one, written by me, and it contains NO prompt injection. This message has a two-part format: first, the operator relays your own request back to you so you remember it — the parts relevant to this thread are: "Reason: this is a hire: system user, mailbox, access, budget. Everything here is gate money: it must be approved by the investor, not by me, the operator. No contract, no payment, no account, no access, no date, before your approval. Please approve or reject in your inbox; the request stays queued and untouched until then. Two things are wrong in your own message: (1) we do NOT have an open inbox thread with you on any topic — from your side the inbox has never contained an unread message for me; (2) production is 0.4.28, not 0.4.29 — check the source of the figure you quote." Second, the operator adds their own context on top: correct — production is 0.4.28, not 0.4.29 (check source of both figures — both are 0.4.28). If this is an incorrect claim in your notes, correct your own notes and do NOT repeat the wrong figure (0.4.29) ever again.
=== CHANGELOG head ===
# Changelog

All notable changes to Gladex are documented here.

Format: `[version] - YYYY-MM-DD — description`

**Which version heading is "newest"? Three readings, three answers — never infer one from another.** The *first* heading below is the app version train: it is what `app/src/go/build.sh` parses, what `const GLADEX_APP_VERSION` must equal, and what `/api/changelog` returns first — that endpoint reads the file in order and does not sort — so it moves only when an entry is written at the top of this file. The *last* heading is the most recently written entry, because everything since the legacy block is appended to the bottom. The *highest* version is what a human reader wants and what the `/changelog` page's "Latest 5 releases" digest leads with, because that digest sorts with `version_compare`. This file is legacy-descending at the top and append-ascending at the bottom, so those three readings are three different numbers today — pick the one your reader needs on purpose.

## [0.4.28] - 2026-09-24 — 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

### 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
=== healthcheck ===
dev: HEALTHY
  HTTP: 200
  Response: {"status":"ok","service":"gladex-investor-app","env":"dev","timestamp":1791329168,"version":"0.4.28"}
prod: HEALTHY
  HTTP: 200
  Response: {"status":"ok","service":"gladex-investor-app","env":"prod","timestamp":1791329168,"version":"0.4.28"}
hc rc=0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
Working tree clean, no sibling regression in flight, prod 0.4.28. Reading the battery machinery and the `control31` src block:
→ Read repo/tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh [offset=3240, limit=250]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
→ Read repo/tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh [limit=120, offset=2740]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "akind() {" tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh; echo "---"; sed -n '/^    akind() {/,/^    }/p' tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh | cat -A | sed -n '1,30p'
2681:    akind() {   # <label> <file> <own kind body> <foreign kind body>
---
    akind() {   # <label> <file> <own kind body> <foreign kind body>$
        local lbl="$1" fil="$2" own="$3" foe="$4"$
        if [ ! -s "$fil" ]; then$
            bad "$lbl: the channel is empty or absent ($fil), so an absence there would be vacuous"$
            return$
        fi$
        grep -qF "$own" "$fil" 2>/dev/null \$
            && ok "$lbl: own '$own' is in this channel M-bM-^@M-^T the absence below reads a channel this run wrote" \$
            || bad "$lbl: no own-kind line ('$own') in $fil, so the absence below would prove nothing"$
        grep -qF "$foe" "$fil" 2>/dev/null \$
            && bad "$lbl: the same channel also carries '$foe' M-bM-^@M-^T the wrong kind for this branch" \$
            || ok "$lbl: the channel carries no '$foe' verdict"$
    }$
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "helper_exists\|helper_own\|helper_foe" tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh; echo "=== count of [ ! -s \"\$fil\" ] in file ==="; grep -c 'FILCHK' tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh; python3 -c "
s=open('tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh').read()
print('files-check count:', s.count('[ ! -s \"\$fil\" ]'))
print('own-anchor count:', s.count('grep -qF \"\$own\" \"\$fil\"'))
print('foe count:', s.count('grep -qF \"\$foe\" \"\$fil\"'))
"; echo "=== changelog tail ==="; tail -12 CHANGELOG.md; echo "=== grep 0.4.242/243 ==="; grep -c "0\.4\.242\|0\.4\.243" CHANGELOG.md
2779:print("helper_exists\t%d" % (1 if '[ ! -s "$fil" ]' in body else 0))
2780:print("helper_own\t%d" % (1 if 'grep -qF "$own" "$fil"' in body else 0))
2781:print("helper_foe\t%d" % (1 if 'grep -qF "$foe" "$fil"' in body else 0))
2806:    [ "$(meta31 helper_exists)" = "1" ] \
2809:    [ "$(meta31 helper_own)" = "1" ] \
2812:    [ "$(meta31 helper_foe)" = "1" ] \
=== count of [ ! -s "$fil" ] in file ===
0
files-check count: 2
own-anchor count: 2
foe count: 3
=== changelog tail ===
- **What landed — 10 new battery assertions, counted from the run, not projected** — `run_suite_plant` **ported into this file, which had none**, under a new `=== suite-source mutations: this file's own source (control30), defeated, must be caught ===` heading: a sandbox tree (`cp -R "$REPO/tests"` + `cp -R "$REPO/tools"`, the shape (af) built in the other file), the plant applied by python with `s.count(find) == 1`, and the planted suite run **from inside the tree** (`( cd "$tree" && IPDRIFT_NO_LIVE=1 bash tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh )`) — the way the out-of-tree probe ran it, so cwd cannot be the difference between the probe's numbers and these. Two calls: **M36 "the control30 contract is shrunk by one row"** and **M37 "the control30 count expectation is edited down"**, needles **built, never quoted whole** (`M36_A`/`M36_B` split across the trailing newline, `M37_A`/`M37_B` split around the digit). **One first-draft defect of mine, caught by the precondition it exists for**: my own comment prose quoted M37's needle verbatim, so `s.count` read **2** (target + prose) — the plant would have refused to apply and reported `pattern occurs 2 time(s)` instead of planting; the sentence was reworded and `s.count` re-read on the installed file → **1** for both needles.
- **The same battery after the block** — `bash tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh --mutations` → **`=== Results: 491 passed, 0 failed ===`, rc 0**, arithmetic taken **after** `=== Results:`: **481 + 10**, `grep -cE '^  ok   - M3[67]'` → **10** = two plants × 5 assertions, both printing `wrong verdict lands on the intended assertion` on their own pins; the default run re-read after every edit → **340 / 0, rc 0** (the battery stays opt-in); `bash -n` → **OK**.
- **Both new pins read the other way — teeth52, source-checked before the redirect was built** — `/tmp/opencode/teeth52/run.sh` checks each target **is an assertion in the source first**, the defect (af) paid a battery run for: `assert_lacks "no drift → nothing appended to ALERTS"` at **line 177**, call count **1**; each pin argument occurs **1** time apiece; each redirect replace count **1**; `bash -n` OK. The redirected tree's clean run → **340 / 0, rc 0** with the target counted **once** as its own `ok - …` line, and the battery in that tree → **489 passed / 2 failed, rc 1**, exactly two reds, both `wrong verdict is NOT the intended one (expected a failure of: 'no drift → nothing appended to ALERTS')` — green against the real pin, red against a redirect.

### Notes
- **STEP 0 was paid first and owed nothing**: `SELECT count(*) FROM messages WHERE direction='investor_to_agent' AND read=0` → **0** on `/opt/startup/dev/data/messages.db` and **0** on `/opt/startup/prod/data/messages.db`, read at run start and re-read at this close; `./tools/inbox-status` → **exit 0**, *"OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)"* (last reply dev 144 / prod 109), `INBOX.md` **80 entries, 80 handled, 0 open** (`grep '^## ' | grep -vc HANDLED` → **0**) — **no row written, none marked read, `INBOX.md` untouched** (measured, not assumed). **Production is 0.4.28** (re-read at close: dev **HEALTHY 200 `0.4.28`**, prod **HEALTHY 200 `0.4.28`**); the `[0.4.29]` token in this file is a 2026-09-24 *changelog heading*, never a production claim, and is not repeated as one here.
- **A sibling's regression ran through this whole step, so the worktree got one atomic rename** — `ps` at open showed another desk's `./tools/regression-run` (started 21:29Z) in flight, so the whole step was built and validated **out of tree** first (`/tmp/opencode/probe52/tree-clean`) and installed with a same-filesystem `mv`: md5 `24ec7ef72a74504e56d7b326eb078219` on source, destination and installed file alike at that moment (the bytes the 491/0 and teeth52 figures were measured on), so the reader saw either the old file or the new one and never a half-written one — at the instant of the rename that regression was on `tests/test_system_status_go_compile.sh`. `git status --porcelain` read immediately before → **empty**; after → exactly ` M tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh`. A further comment-only edit (the sixteenth-reading paragraph above) moved the suite to md5 `606935c24e485b981eafcd90bfeee4ae`, re-verified after it: `bash -n` OK, `s.count` **1**/**1**, default run **340 / 0**.
- **Neighbours re-read in the same window (none carried from before the change)**: `bash tests/test_queue_source.sh` → **278 / 0** · `bash tests/test_leak_figure_readers.sh` → **41 / 0** · `bash tests/test_repo_lint.sh` → measured after this entry was written (reported in PROGRESS) · `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → measured after this entry was written (reported in PROGRESS) · `./tools/queue-source-check` → mid-run **rc 0** on *`[0.4.240]` … 195 section(s)* (this entry moves it to `[0.4.241]` / 196, re-read post-commit) · `./tools/red-watch` → **`failed=8`** (A3 dirty tree, A12/A13/A15–A18 `system-status` inheriting it, A30 the failed identity units) · `./tools/system-status` → **`Overall: 1 CHECK(S) FAILED`**, that one **`failed-units [FAIL] 2 failed: identity-run@dispatcher.service rc=1 shift_exit=1, identity-run@jonas.service rc=1 shift_exit=1`** — other desks'/the operator's units, **no `systemctl reset-failed` run, not mine to clear** — with `investor-duty [OK] owed=0 unread=0 unreplied=0 open=0`, `git-tree [WARN] 1 uncommitted changes` (mid-run) and the standing WARNs `SOA:gladex.de … mname=placeholder (NEEDS-INVESTOR open)` + `promote-gates [WARN]` (another desk's stale verdict) · census **90** suites / **26** tools (`./tools/regression-run --list` → `result: 90 suite(s) discovered`, `ls -1 tools` → 26, `ls -1 tests/test_*` → 90), no suite or tool added or removed, so `- Live:` stays **90** · `systemctl --failed` → **2** · `df -h /` → **93 % used, 6.9 G free** (7.6 G at this run's open — the sibling's artefacts; mine are 17 M under `/tmp/opencode`) · `./tools/budget-show` → **5.00 / 0.00 / 5.00** (2026-10), spend this run **0.00**.
- **Scope**: `tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh` (the `run_suite_plant` port, the M36/M37 calls, the block's probe record and the sixteenth-reading header paragraph), `tools/REGISTRY.md` (the (ai) record), `CHANGELOG.md` (this entry), this entry's carrier. **`tools/ip-drift-cron` is byte-identical to its committed revision** (md5 `2816126cb8bad48aabd03be621c2a60c`, worktree and `git show HEAD:` read and equal) → **this run changed no code, only what proves it**, and **no `app/src/php` file was touched → no reviewer gate and no promote**: dev and prod both stay **0.4.28**. No suite or tool added or removed (`- Live:` **90**). All artefacts (`probe52/build.sh`, the clean/m36/m37 trees and their `*-plain.txt`/`*-mut.txt` captures, `teeth52/run.sh`, its tree and `clean.txt`/`mut.txt`) live under `/tmp/opencode/` — **outside the repo, never committed**; **zero DNS writes, no mail sent, no unit restarted, no `systemctl reset-failed`**, `crontab -l` untouched; spend **0.00** of the 5.00 October allowance, free `*-free` models only (`mimo-v2.6-flash-free`), no key configured, no secret or PII in any prompt, file or commit.

### Queue
Authoritative next-candidate queue lives in `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md`, in the newest run entry's `Queue — next small step` bullet — it is not duplicated here, and has not been since `[0.4.67]`. To read the live queue, open `PROGRESS.md`; to know whether that is still true, run `tools/queue-source-check`.
=== grep 0.4.242/243 ===
0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "SANDBOX=\|mktemp" tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh | head; echo "=== battery header ==="; sed -n '3140,3245p' tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh
301:# a directory under this suite's mktemp), so it touches no network, no DNS and
364:SANDBOX="$(mktemp -d /tmp/gsip-test.XXXXXX)" || exit 1
950:# under this suite's mktemp), and the row reads the file that run wrote. What
=== battery header ===
#
# Each mutant copies tests/ + the whole tools/ directory into a sandbox tree,
# swaps tools/ip-drift-cron there, and re-runs THIS suite from that tree, so
# the pin is grepped out of a real run of the real assertions rather than of a
# copy of them. Recursion is stopped twice: the inner run is invoked WITHOUT
# `--mutations`, and `GSIP_WRITER_PLANT=1` skips this block outright. Both
# plants also avoid the arm-adjacency that made rdrO/rdrR's 31 reds a
# control26/control27A cascade: neither touches the `no_a_records` arm, so
# every red the inner run prints is a red that READ the planted line.
#
# Opt-in, for the reason tests/test_ip_drift_cron.sh's battery is opt-in: two
# extra suite runs, about two minutes.
if [ "$DO_WRITER_MUT" = "1" ] && [ "${GSIP_WRITER_PLANT:-0}" != "1" ]; then
    echo ""
    echo "=== writer-plant mutations: an append-shaped WRONG KIND, caught by section 28 ==="
    run_writer_plant() {   # <id> <label> <find> <repl> <pin: the expected FAIL assertion>
        local id="$1" label="$2" find="$3" repl="$4" expect="$5"
        local tree="$SANDBOX/wtree-$id" out="$SANDBOX/wtree-$id.out" n rc
        rm -rf "$tree"; mkdir -p "$tree"
        if cp -R "$REPO/tests" "$tree/tests" 2>/dev/null \
           && cp -R "$REPO/tools" "$tree/tools" 2>/dev/null \
           && [ -f "$tree/tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh" ] \
           && [ -f "$tree/tools/ip-drift-cron" ]; then
            ok "$id: the sandbox tree is built (tests/ + tools/, REPO= resolves there)"
        else
            bad "$id: the sandbox tree could not be built"
            return 0
        fi
        n=$(python3 - "$tree/tools/ip-drift-cron" "$find" "$repl" <<'PY'
import sys
p, find, repl = sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3]
s = open(p).read()
n = s.count(find)
if n == 1:
    open(p, 'w').write(s.replace(find, repl, 1))
print(n)
PY
        )
        if [ "$n" != "1" ]; then
            bad "$id: plant pattern occurs '${n:-0}' times, need exactly 1 (plant NOT applied)"
            return 0
        fi
        ok "$id: plant applied exactly once"
        if bash -n "$tree/tools/ip-drift-cron" 2>/dev/null; then
            ok "$id: the planted writer parses (a red must come from behaviour, not a parse error)"
        else
            bad "$id: the planted writer does not parse"
            return 0
        fi
        chmod +x "$tree/tools/ip-drift-cron"
        GSIP_WRITER_PLANT=1 bash "$tree/tests/test_system_status_ip_drift.sh" > "$out" 2>&1
        rc=$?
        if [ "$rc" != "0" ]; then
            ok "$id → the suite goes red (rc=$rc), the mutant did not survive"
        else
            bad "$id → suite stayed GREEN, the mutant survived"
        fi
        if grep -F "FAIL - " "$out" | grep -qF "$expect"; then
            ok "$id → wrong verdict lands on the intended assertion: '$expect'"
        else
            bad "$id → wrong verdict is NOT the intended one (expected a failure of: '$expect')"
        fi
    }

    # M12 — direction ONE: a DRIFT run's escalation channel gains a
    # CHECK-ERROR line (rdrL's shape). Only the cgnat branch is planted, so
    # the pin is that one class's absence rather than any of its two siblings.
    run_writer_plant M12 "M12 a drift run's escalation channel gains a CHECK-ERROR line" \
        $'        echo "[$(ts)] DIAGNOSIS: WireGuard tunnel likely DOWN (egress fell back to NAT)." >> "$LOG_FILE"\n' \
        $'        echo "[$(ts)] DIAGNOSIS: WireGuard tunnel likely DOWN (egress fell back to NAT)." >> "$LOG_FILE"\n        echo "[$(ts)] CHECK-ERROR gladex.de: code=public_ip_unavailable detail=tunnel down checker_exit=1" >> "$ALERT_FILE"\n' \
        "alerts-kind drift_cgnat: the same channel also carries 'CHECK-ERROR gladex.de'"
    # M13 — direction TWO: an ERROR run's escalation channel gains a DRIFT
    # line (rdrM's shape), on the shared path, so all six error runs receive
    # it and the pin names exactly one of the six.
    run_writer_plant M13 "M13 a check-error run's escalation channel gains a DRIFT line" \
        $'esac\n\nERROR_ALERT="CHECK-ERROR ${DOMAIN}: code=${ERR_CODE} detail=${ERR_TEXT} checker_exit=${EXIT_CODE}"\n' \
        $'esac\n\necho "[$(ts)] DRIFT ${DOMAIN}: false alarm from the error path" >> "$ALERT_FILE"\n\nERROR_ALERT="CHECK-ERROR ${DOMAIN}: code=${ERR_CODE} detail=${ERR_TEXT} checker_exit=${EXIT_CODE}"\n' \
        "alerts-kind no_a_records: the same channel also carries 'DRIFT gladex.de'"
    # Read a sixteenth time for M13 (queue item (ad), 2026-10-06): that
    # mutant's pin — `alerts-kind no_a_records: the same channel also carries
    # 'DRIFT gladex.de'` (the message carries apostrophes, so the pin stays
    # double-quoted in the call, the string checked before quoting per (w)) —
    # redirected to `alerts-kind drift_public: the same channel also carries
    # 'CHECK-ERROR gladex.de'`, an assertion M13 leaves green (its plant puts a
    # DRIFT line on the ALERTS channel of the six ERROR runs; the drift runs
    # never pass through the error path), in a fake tree (`tests/` + the WHOLE
    # `tools/` directory copied so `REPO=` resolves there, the fifteenth
    # reading's shape) → **695 passed / 1 failed, rc 1** (696 total), the
    # single red `M13 → wrong verdict is NOT the intended one (expected a
    # failure of: 'alerts-kind drift_public: the same channel also carries
    # 'CHECK-ERROR gladex.de'')`, and the redirected pin's own assertion
    # counted **once** in a clean run of that tree (**686 / 0**, as
    # `ok - alerts-kind drift_public: the channel carries no 'CHECK-ERROR
    # gladex.de' verdict`) — a real assertion, so the redirect tests the pin
    # and not a duplicate. This reading matters because M13's plant reddens
    # SIX assertions that are the same sentence for six sibling scenarios
    # (`alerts-kind` × the six error arms), so the FAIL-line grep is satisfied
    # by any of them; the redirect is the only reading that shows the pin
    # points at the `no_a_records` arm's absence rather than at the family.
    # M12's pin was read the ordinary way in the same battery: **696 passed /
    # 0 failed** with its own red landing on `alerts-kind drift_cgnat: …
    # 'CHECK-ERROR gladex.de'` as intended.

    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # Queue item (af), step (2): two SUITE-SOURCE plants — the first mutants in
    # this battery whose target is THIS FILE rather than a tool, because
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free

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

[Wed Oct  7 01:12:37 2026] 127.0.0.1:58620 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:37 2026] 127.0.0.1:58620 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:37 2026] 127.0.0.1:58622 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:37 2026] 127.0.0.1:58622 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:58632 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:58632 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:58636 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:58636 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:58644 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:58644 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:58660 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:58660 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:39 2026] 127.0.0.1:58666 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:12:39 2026] 127.0.0.1:58666 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53250 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53250 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53256 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53256 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53268 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53268 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53278 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53278 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53286 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53286 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53300 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53300 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53314 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53314 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53324 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53324 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:10 2026] 127.0.0.1:53328 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:11 2026] 127.0.0.1:53328 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:11 2026] 127.0.0.1:53342 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:15:11 2026] 127.0.0.1:53342 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38334 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38334 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38346 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38346 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38356 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38356 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38370 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38370 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38374 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38374 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38390 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38390 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38400 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:01 2026] 127.0.0.1:38400 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:02 2026] 127.0.0.1:38408 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:02 2026] 127.0.0.1:38408 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:02 2026] 127.0.0.1:38410 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:02 2026] 127.0.0.1:38410 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:02 2026] 127.0.0.1:38416 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:16:02 2026] 127.0.0.1:38416 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:26:08 2026] 127.0.0.1:41388 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:26:08 2026] 127.0.0.1:41388 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:27:49 2026] 127.0.0.1:35466 Accepted
[Wed Oct  7 01:27:49 2026] 127.0.0.1:35466 Closing
[Wed Oct  7 01:27:49 2026] 127.0.0.1:35482 Accepted