Gladex Agent Logs

$ cd /data/repo && sed -i 's/^    --env ENV       Environment/    --env  ENV      Environment/' /tmp/opencode/replay75/tools/verify-landing && grep -n 'env ' /tmp/opencode/replay75/tools/verify-landing | head -3; echo "--- run planted suite ---"; time (REGISTRY_COVERAGE_TOOLS_DIR=/tmp/opencode/replay75/tools REGISTRY_COVERAGE_REGISTRY=/tmp/opencode/replay75/tools/REGISTRY.md REGISTRY_COVERAGE_TESTS_DIR=/tmp/opencode/replay75/tests timeout 400 bash /tmp/opencode/replay75/tests/test_registry_coverage.sh > /tmp/opencode/replay75.out 2>&1); echo "rc=$?"; grep -c '^PASS:' /tmp/opencode/replay75.out; grep '^FAIL:' /tmp/opencode/replay75.out; tail -2 /tmp/opencode/replay75.out
1:#!/usr/bin/env bash
3:# Usage: ./verify-landing [--help] [--env dev|prod] [--port PORT]
17:    --env  ENV      Environment to check (default: dev)
--- run planted suite ---

real	2m17.785s
user	1m44.097s
sys	0m46.754s
rc=1
160
FAIL: A1 live tree: checker exits 0 (fully covered) (want=0 got=1)
FAIL: A3 live tree: zero violations (want=0 got=1)
FAIL: C1e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C2e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C3e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C4e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C5d exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C6d exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C7d exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C8e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C9e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C14f exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C15f exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C16g exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C17e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C18e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C19e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C20e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C21h exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: C22e exactly one violation - the plant, and nothing else (want=1 got=2)
FAIL: G18 and no option list hides a value-taking flag from the probing scope (want=0 got=1)
FAIL: G19 live tree: no help_convention VIOLATION line (unexpected: VIOLATION help_convention)

=== Results: 160 passed, 22 failed ===
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && grep -n "^## test_registry_coverage" tools/REGISTRY.md && sed -n "$(grep -n '^## test_registry_coverage' tools/REGISTRY.md | cut -d: -f1),+70p" tools/REGISTRY.md
2896:## test_registry_coverage.sh
## test_registry_coverage.sh

**Purpose**: The brief's **BOOTSTRAP rules 2-3**, made checkable. It asserts that
every script under `tools/` has a `tools/REGISTRY.md` section carrying the four
fields the brief names (name, purpose, usage, exit codes), that every registered
section still names a file that exists, and that every tool answers `--help`
with exit 0 and a non-empty body — the *coverage* reading of the registry, which
nothing did before: the four suites that mention `REGISTRY.md` each grepped
their own section, so a tool added without one, or a section that lost a field,
was invisible by construction (the same shape as the `pinned by this suite`
comments `[0.4.108]` / `[0.4.111]` / `[0.4.112]` found unloved). Since
`[0.4.114]` it also asserts the *truth* reading of that fourth field: having an
`**Exit codes**` block says nothing about whether the table inside it describes
what the tool does, so every tool is probed with an unrecognised flag and every
table is read to confirm it really lists the code 2 it implies (queue item (64)).
Since (63), 2026-09-28, it also reads the registry as a **claim about the
regression itself**: six lines in `REGISTRY.md` quote a `<N> suites` total, one
of them on a `- Live:` bullet that still said **40** while `regression-run
--list` discovered **59**, and no reader existed for either side. Section F
requires exactly one such Live line, checks its count against the tool's own
`discover()`, and requires every other figure to carry a `YYYY-MM-DD` on its
line — dated history is allowed, an unattributed present claim is not.

Since `[0.4.117]` it also probes bad **values** of flags the tools really
define (queue item (65)). E's probe used a name no getopt table could carry,
which is the easy half: a tool can refuse every unknown flag and still swallow
a value of a flag it declares. This one was a **repair, not a guard** —
measured 2026-09-28, `system-status --format xml` ran all 36 checks for 39s and
exited **0** with human output, `version-check --format xml` printed
`OK: dev=0.4.28 prod=0.4.28 (match)` with exit **0**, and a value-less
`--format` exited **1** (`$2: unbound variable` / a failed `shift 2`) — three
ways to miss the `2 - Invalid arguments` both tables promise. Both parsers now
validate before any I/O, and section G keeps them honest with a **derived**
scope, never a hand list: `--format` comes from the tool's own `--help`
(17 tools), probed as an unknown value *and* as a missing one; `--timeout 0`
comes from the registry block that **names** the flag (6 tables); and since
`[0.4.118]` a **`PORT` metavar** comes from the tool's own `--help` again
(4 flags across 3 tools — `tls-check`, `verify-landing`, `version-check`),
probed as a value that cannot be a port *and* as a missing one. **PORT is the scope
rather than "any flag", and that is derivable in one line: a port is always an
integer 1-65535, so `not-a-number` is invalid for every tool that has one
without asking any of them** — which is also why the derivation stops there and
does not widen to `--domain`/`--server`/`--ca-file`, where whether that value
is legal is the tool's own semantics rather than a fact about the type. And
since `[0.4.119]` the **missing-value** half is no longer two flag names at
all: every `--help` line that puts a token right after a flag — exactly one
space, the getopt-help convention for a value-taking flag, with a boolean's
description indented instead — is probed for a missing value (37 flags today,
`miss_n`), because a name list can never be complete and `verify-landing
--env` was the last flag still exiting **1** from its own `shift 2` while its
table promised `2`. `--format` and `PORT` keep their own probes (same subject
string), so G15 **recounts the whole scope with a second, separately-written
reader** and asserts the three counts add up to it — one probe per flag, none
skipped, none twice. **Granularity
declared (compare-or-declare, as (54)/(56)): only code 2 is machine-checked,
through those four probe classes.** Every other documented code — `tls-check`'s
`3`/`4`/`5`, `promote-dev-to-prod`'s `5`–`8`, `healthcheck`'s `1`/`3`,
`smtp-relay-probe`'s `1`/`3`/`4`, `regression-run`'s `3`–`5` — still has **no
reader**, because each needs a live service, a relay or DNS to reach, and that
is a fact about this suite rather than about those tables.

**Location**: `/data/repo/tests/test_registry_coverage.sh`

**Usage**:
```
bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh [--help]
```

**How it stays honest**: **one** code path serves truth and every control —
`run_check()` is reached by the live assertion *and* by every negative control
through the same child re-exec (`REGISTRY_COVERAGE_CHILD=1` re-runs this script
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && awk 'NR>=2896 && NR<=3010' tools/REGISTRY.md | grep -n "168\|126s\|controls\|Live\|Tests\|assertion" 
18:of them on a `- Live:` bullet that still said **40** while `regression-run
20:requires exactly one such Live line, checks its count against the tool's own
70:`run_check()` is reached by the live assertion *and* by every negative control
72:to that branch), so a control going red proves the live assertion *can* go red
84:count is **exactly 1** — that second assertion is what caught the checker's own
87:controls were passing for the wrong reason. Assertions that speak about the
91:a red that was the assertion's wiring, not the tree's.
94:- `0` - all assertions pass
95:- `1` - one or more assertions failed
103:**Tests**:
104:- `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **168 assertions**, ~126s, no network:
108:  controls — unregistered tool, deleted section, stale tool heading, stale suite
113:  kind (**C16** stale count, **C17** undated figure, **C18** no Live line,
114:  **C19** a second Live line, **C20** the number stripped from an intact line),
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
→ Read repo/tools/REGISTRY.md [limit=45, offset=2990]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
→ Read repo/tools/REGISTRY.md [limit=40, offset=3035]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
→ Read repo/tools/REGISTRY.md [limit=40, offset=3075]
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && /usr/bin/time -f "elapsed=%e" bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh > /tmp/opencode/regcov75.log 2>/tmp/opencode/regcov75.time; echo "rc=$?"; tail -2 /tmp/opencode/regcov75.log; cat /tmp/opencode/regcov75.time; grep -c '^PASS:' /tmp/opencode/regcov75.log
rc=0

=== Results: 182 passed, 0 failed ===
elapsed=137.72
182
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
✗ Edit repo/tools/REGISTRY.md failed
Error: Could not find oldString in /data/repo/tools/REGISTRY.md. It must match exactly, including whitespace and indentation.
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
← Edit repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
Index: repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
===================================================================
--- repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
+++ repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
@@ -2945,9 +2945,31 @@
 --env` was the last flag still exiting **1** from its own `shift 2` while its
 table promised `2`. `--format` and `PORT` keep their own probes (same subject
 string), so G15 **recounts the whole scope with a second, separately-written
 reader** and asserts the three counts add up to it — one probe per flag, none
-skipped, none twice. **Granularity
+skipped, none twice.
+
+Since `[0.4.120]` it also checks that the **scope those probes read** is not an
+artifact of their own convention (queue item (75)). G14 recounts with a
+different reader but the *same* one-space rule, so the two agree **by
+construction**: an option line written `--env  ENV` (two spaces) drops out of
+the probing scope *and* out of the recount, `miss + fmt + port` still closes,
+and the flag is never probed while every assertion stays green — a gap no red
+anywhere could show. The third reader is independent of the spacing: a
+metavar-shaped token (an upper run, `{enum}` or `a|b`) after any run of
+whitespace, ending the line or followed by the 2+ space description column —
+which is what keeps a boolean's running prose (`--json  JSON output`) out.
+Measured over all 19 tools with option lists, its pair set is **identical** to
+the probing scope's (58 = 58, empty difference in both directions), and because
+a one-space line is visible to both readers whatever its token looks like, a
+pair only the third reader holds can only be a line the scope cannot see:
+`conv_extra > 0` is reported per tool as `VIOLATION help_convention <tool>`,
+with `ERROR convention_no_scope` if the reader ever matched nothing. The
+one-sentence style rule this item also offered (option lists put exactly one
+space between flag and token) is therefore **enforced rather than written**,
+which is the stronger of the two answers.
+
+**Granularity
 declared (compare-or-declare, as (54)/(56)): only code 2 is machine-checked,
 through those four probe classes.** Every other documented code — `tls-check`'s
 `3`/`4`/`5`, `promote-dev-to-prod`'s `5`–`8`, `healthcheck`'s `1`/`3`,
 `smtp-relay-probe`'s `1`/`3`/`4`, `regression-run`'s `3`–`5` — still has **no

> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
← Edit repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
Index: repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
===================================================================
--- repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
+++ repo/tools/REGISTRY.md
@@ -3017,9 +3017,9 @@
 `REGISTRY_COVERAGE_CHILD` is internal (the re-exec branch). Defaults resolve from
 the suite's own path, so a copy run from `/tmp` still reads the real tree.
 
 **Tests**:
-- `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **168 assertions**, ~126s, no network:
+- `bash tests/test_registry_coverage.sh` → **182 assertions**, ~138s, no network:
   **A** the live tree is fully covered (exit 0, zero violations, no `ERROR`),
   **B** seven cross-checks against an independent recount (tools, sections, tool
   sections, `--help` probed, `--help` answered, two floors), **C** 24 negative
   controls — unregistered tool, deleted section, stale tool heading, stale suite

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

[Mon Sep 28 23:34:03 2026] 127.0.0.1:52568 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:03 2026] 127.0.0.1:52568 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:03 2026] 127.0.0.1:52572 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:03 2026] 127.0.0.1:52572 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:03 2026] 127.0.0.1:52588 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:04 2026] 127.0.0.1:52588 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:04 2026] 127.0.0.1:52590 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:04 2026] 127.0.0.1:52590 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42608 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42608 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42622 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42622 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42628 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42628 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42632 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42632 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42636 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42636 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42638 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42638 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42644 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42644 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42648 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42648 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:43 2026] 127.0.0.1:42650 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:44 2026] 127.0.0.1:42650 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:44 2026] 127.0.0.1:42654 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:34:44 2026] 127.0.0.1:42654 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:55:50 2026] 127.0.0.1:36376 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:55:50 2026] 127.0.0.1:36376 Closing
[Mon Sep 28 23:55:50 2026] 127.0.0.1:36386 Accepted
[Mon Sep 28 23:55:50 2026] 127.0.0.1:36386 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:01:50 2026] 127.0.0.1:45294 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:01:50 2026] 127.0.0.1:45294 Closed without sending a request; it was probably just an unused speculative preconnection
[Tue Sep 29 00:01:50 2026] 127.0.0.1:45294 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:01:52 2026] 127.0.0.1:45302 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:01:52 2026] 127.0.0.1:45302 Closed without sending a request; it was probably just an unused speculative preconnection
[Tue Sep 29 00:01:52 2026] 127.0.0.1:45302 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:05:20 2026] 127.0.0.1:47170 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:05:20 2026] 127.0.0.1:47170 Closed without sending a request; it was probably just an unused speculative preconnection
[Tue Sep 29 00:05:20 2026] 127.0.0.1:47170 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:05:21 2026] 127.0.0.1:47180 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:05:21 2026] 127.0.0.1:47180 Closed without sending a request; it was probably just an unused speculative preconnection
[Tue Sep 29 00:05:21 2026] 127.0.0.1:47180 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:07:23 2026] 127.0.0.1:53608 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:07:23 2026] 127.0.0.1:53608 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:07:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:52846 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:07:38 2026] 127.0.0.1:52846 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:21 2026] 127.0.0.1:35850 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:21 2026] 127.0.0.1:35850 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:39 2026] 127.0.0.1:53522 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:39 2026] 127.0.0.1:53522 Closed without sending a request; it was probably just an unused speculative preconnection
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:39 2026] 127.0.0.1:53522 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:40 2026] 127.0.0.1:53530 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:40 2026] 127.0.0.1:53530 Closed without sending a request; it was probably just an unused speculative preconnection
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:40 2026] 127.0.0.1:53530 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:38002 Accepted
[Tue Sep 29 00:08:54 2026] 127.0.0.1:38002 Closing
[Tue Sep 29 00:09:41 2026] 127.0.0.1:33516 Accepted