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…handoff Survey-only commit. No production code changed, so no test suite ran (DR-0013 suspends compilation on this host while #403 is open). - DR-0013: this host is isolation-excluded. #403 states "Do not reproduce, build, or run the full test suite on the affected Windows host". Measured facts recorded: 32 CPUs, 93.7 GB RAM, pagefile peak 1.4 GB, four disks Healthy, zero WHEA in 7 days. Crash is real; "compilation exhausted memory" is not a supported explanation. Causation stays open. - DR-0014: convergence means every open issue carries a do/freeze/close verdict, not that the backlog reaches zero. 96 open issues include 65 `backlog`, whose own label reads "Frozen: not in the v1 convergence scope". - problem-inventory: four read-only survey lanes, every claim cited. Records the snapshot.rs whole-tree memory defect (#403) and confirms the Rust production path spawns zero PowerShell subprocesses. - handoff: the open-handoff document for the next session, placed under docs/ because .superpowers/sdd/.gitignore is "*" and never reaches a worktree. No commit claim is made for the 42 pre-existing modified files; they remain unstaged per AGENTS.md on mixed uncommitted work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 2026-09-30 convergence pass drove the open queue to an explicit verdict on every issue. Three things the original DR-0014 did not say turned out to matter, so they are now part of the rule. 1. A label is not a verdict. 27 of the 65 `backlog` issues carried no comment at all -- the label had been applied in bulk on 2026-08-03 and the required written reason never followed. All 27 now carry one. A label may be applied in bulk; the reason may not. 2. `claimed` goes stale silently. Four zombie claims were found (#302, #47, #193, #395/#396/#397), all the same shape: a comment naming a branch, no push, no PR, 37-40 days stale. #47 was both `backlog` and `claimed` at once, which the two label definitions make impossible. A claim comment is an assertion, not a branch -- verifying a claim means confirming the ref exists in local heads, origin refs, and anywhere else. 3. "Work exists" is not "work delivered". Five distinct states turned up that an open-issue count cannot distinguish: shipped-but-open (#383), implemented-on-a-remote-branch-never-PR'd (#123), implemented-on-a-local-branch-never-pushed (#363), uncommitted-with-evidence-gone (#393), and claimed-then-worktree- deleted (#395/#396/#397, 0 commits ahead of main). The last is why the others matter: the missing push that would have saved those three also separates "delivered" from "written down" elsewhere. The handoff records the dirty-tree adjudication: the real count is 39, not 42, falling to 36 after three local excludes. It also flags an accounting break -- `docs/decisions/README.md` is committed and lists DR-0012 as active, but that file exists only in an uncommitted worktree, so a clean clone gets a 404 on that row. Also corrects the handoff pointer in DR-0014, which still referenced the gitignored `.superpowers/sdd/` copy rather than `docs/`. No cargo commands were run: DR-0013 excludes this host while #403 is open, so the test suite requirement is suspended here and belongs to another host or CI.
`code-intel lint hardcoded-paths` scans tracked .ps1/.psm1/.md/.yml for machine-specific paths, and AGENTS.md warns that naming a scanned Windows user-directory variable bare fails the scan in prose or a comment, not just in code. This record named two such paths literally: the absolute path of the user-level agent instructions file, and the absolute checkout path. Both now read as descriptions instead. The exclusion rule is unchanged; only the host-specific spelling is gone, so the record no longer names a machine it is meant to outlive. Caught by hand because the gate itself cannot run on this host: the installed binary is 0.7.1 while the command landed in 0.7.2-beta.6, and DR-0013 forbids compiling the checkout to build a newer one. Filed as #405 so the gap stops recurring per session.
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Review comments at @docs/decisions/DR-0014-issue-convergence-verdict-rule.md:
- Around line 9-10: Clarify the convergence rule in the document by specifying
whether an open issue with a do verdict counts as converged before its work
ships; align that outcome with the done, frozen, and closed states defined in
the convergence criteria.
- Around line 51-53: Update the “DR-0004 cannot enforce” statement so claim
verification checks freshness as well as branch existence: require auditing the
last-push age against the 48-hour takeover rule, or clarify that an existing ref
alone does not establish a live session.
- Around line 72-74: Update the work-preservation rule in DR-0014 to state that
both committing and pushing were required to preserve the work; keep the example
consistent with the statement that the branch had zero commits ahead of main.
Review comments at @docs/decisions/README.md:
- Line 34: Fix the DR-0012 entry in the decision index so its link resolves: add
the missing decision document or update/remove the row to point to an existing
document. Ensure the index no longer references an absent file.
Review comments at @docs/handoff-2026-09-30-issue-convergence.md:
- Around line 156-157: Update the stash guidance in the handoff so isolation
procedures include untracked files: use Git’s untracked-file option when
stashing groups containing them, or provide a separate procedure for handling
those files. Keep the warning against staging everything and the existing
group-by-group approach.
- Around line 128-129: Reconcile the six group counts in the dirty-tree summary
with the stated total of 36, account for the seven files missing from the
groups, and update Step 1’s triage count of 42 to match the reconciled remaining
count; keep the 39-file actual figure and three local excludes consistent
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| Convergence of this repository's issue queue means: **every open issue carries | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Align the open-issue verdicts with the convergence states.
Lines 9–10 require every open issue to have a do, freeze, or close verdict. Lines 13–19 define convergence using done, frozen, or closed, but do not map do to any of those states. State whether an open issue with a do verdict is converged before its work ships. Otherwise, sessions can reach different convergence results.
Also applies to: 13-19
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Clarify the convergence rule in the document by specifying whether an open issue
with a do verdict counts as converged before its work ships; align that outcome
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| DR-0004 cannot enforce: **`claimed` is a statement about a live session, so a | ||
| reviewer must treat a claim as unverified until the branch is confirmed to | ||
| exist.** A claim comment is an assertion, not evidence. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check claim freshness as well as ref existence.
DR-0004 permits takeover when a claim has had no push for 48 hours. An old branch can still exist, so confirming the ref does not establish that the claimed session is live. Require the audit to check the last-push age, or state that ref existence is only one part of verification. See docs/decisions/DR-0004-issue-claim-protocol.md, Lines 6–10.
Also applies to: 55-56
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Update the “DR-0004 cannot enforce” statement so claim verification checks
freshness as well as branch existence: require auditing the last-push age
against the 48-hour takeover rule, or clarify that an existing ref alone does
not establish a live session.
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| The last row is the reason the other four matter: the same missing step — a | ||
| push — that would have saved #395/#396/#397 also separates "delivered" from | ||
| "written down" in every other row. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Include the commit step in the work-preservation rule.
Line 70 says the branch had zero commits ahead of main, but Lines 72–74 say a push would have saved the work. A push cannot preserve uncommitted changes. State that committing and pushing were both required, or change the example to work that was committed locally.
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Update the work-preservation rule in DR-0014 to state that both committing and
pushing were required to preserve the work; keep the example consistent with the
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| | [DR-0009](DR-0009-sentrux-scan-stub-field-honesty.md) | sentrux.scan/rescan 的伪造 stub 字段必须诚实化(null+status,非假 0),scan/rescan 提升为 authoritative_automatic | active | | ||
| | [DR-0010](DR-0010-sentrux-dsm-coupling-and-promotion.md) | sentrux.dsm 耦合矩阵结构性为空是真引擎缺陷(细粒度分桶+PowerShell 解析修复),note 措辞诚实化,dsm 提升为 authoritative_automatic | active | | ||
| | [DR-0011](DR-0011-sentrux-quality-signal-kernel.md) | Quality Signal 内核:跟随固定源码的 max(0.01) 下限而非文档页公式;equality 用上游自身 LOC 回退;redundancy 只做 duplicate 半边,dead 诚实缺失而非伪造 0;baseline schema v5→v6 | active | | ||
| | [DR-0012](DR-0012-huashu-flash-measurement-ratchet.md) | huashu-flash 测量棘轮:失败尝试不进分位,5% 容差写进上限记录,只收越低越好,配对必须交替 | active | |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the broken DR-0012 link.
This row links to DR-0012-huashu-flash-measurement-ratchet.md, which is absent from HEAD. A clean clone therefore gets a 404. The handoff at Lines 148–154 records the same gap. Add the decision file or remove/update this row.
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Review comment at @docs/decisions/README.md at line 34:
Fix the DR-0012 entry in the decision index so its link resolves: add the
missing decision document or update/remove the row to point to an existing
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| The count above is wrong. The actual figure is **39** (28 modified + 11 | ||
| untracked), reduced to **36** after three local excludes. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reconcile the dirty-tree counts before directing cleanup.
The six group counts total 29, not 36. Step 1 still tells the next session to triage 42 files, although Lines 128–129 correct the remaining count to 36. Seven files have no listed group. Reconcile the table and update the sequence count before readers use these directions.
Also applies to: 139-146, 161-162
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Review comment at @docs/handoff-2026-09-30-issue-convergence.md around lines 128
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Reconcile the six group counts in the dirty-tree summary with the stated total
of 36, account for the seven files missing from the groups, and update Step 1’s
triage count of 42 to match the reconciled remaining count; keep the 39-file
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| Do not `git add -A`. Isolate by group with `git stash push -- <paths>`, or | ||
| redo group by group in a separate worktree. |
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Include untracked files in the stash procedure.
The handoff reports 11 untracked files, but git stash push -- <paths> does not include them without -u/--include-untracked. Those files will remain in the worktree, so the suggested isolation will be incomplete. Add -u for groups that include untracked files, or give a separate procedure for them. Git documents -u as the option that includes untracked files in a stash. (git-scm.com)
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Update the stash guidance in the handoff so isolation procedures include
untracked files: use Git’s untracked-file option when stashing groups containing
them, or provide a separate procedure for handling those files. Keep the warning
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DR-0012-huashu-flash-measurement-ratchet.md is not in this branch or main; the row would 404 on a clean clone. The DR-0012 PR re-adds the row with its record.
Rebased #123 onto main b17d401 (#406, #408, #392 merged). Every pin and E04-packet conflict was resolved by taking main's side; the old "resync after rebase" (48e83af) and "regenerate E04" (03a8350) commits became empty and were dropped. Then, once, after all other edits: - `code-intel repin --write`: ast-grep/codenexus/graph/rg internalization records re-pinned to the PR's capability_exec.rs and graph_adapter.rs; `code-intel repin` reports clean. - E04 is stale again because provider.codenexus-adapt pins admissibility.rs. Regenerated with the existing generator at main's packet evaluation time: pwsh -NoProfile -File legacy/tools/compatibility/New-CodeNexusDirectRetirementPacket.ps1 \ -OutDir <tmp>/packet -EvaluatedAt 1788500000 -CodeIntel target/release/code-intel.exe test-retirement-packets.ps1: 8 packets, 2 audits pass.
…s own max_bytes (#123) (#407) * fix(evidence): bound the duplicate-key JSON scanner to each contract's own max_bytes, not a fixed 8 MiB default (#123) Root cause: `verify_artifact_ref` already bounds artifact bytes to the Artifact Ref contract's declared `max_bytes` (e.g. 64 MiB for `observed.evidence.payload`, 16 MiB for `evidence.admission`, 128 MiB for `verification.session-evidence`) via `stable_artifact::read_beneath` before `validate_payload` runs. But every `validate_payload` closure called `content_contract::reject_duplicate_json_keys`, hard-coded to `MAX_JSON_BYTES = 8 MiB`, independent of and smaller than the contract's already-enforced budget. Any in-budget payload between 8 MiB and its real contract ceiling was silently reclamped and rejected with "JSON input exceeds 8388608 bytes" -- this is what broke the normal pipeline's `evidence.graph` node against large repositories. Fix (part 1, the reported bug): - content_contract.rs: add `reject_duplicate_json_keys_within(text, max_bytes)`, parameterized over an explicit ceiling. `reject_duplicate_json_keys` becomes a thin wrapper that keeps the 8 MiB default for callers whose contract does not exceed it. - artifact_ref.rs: every validator whose registered contract exceeds 8 MiB (evidence.admission 16 MiB, observed.evidence.payload 64 MiB, benchmark.orientation-observations 64 MiB, delivery.run-timing-events 64 MiB, verification.session-evidence 128 MiB, verification.anchors 64 MiB, and the 8 native_code_contract schemas via the shared `parse_native_object` helper) now passes its own contract's `max_bytes` instead of the default. - admissibility.rs: its separate local `validate_payload` for `observed.evidence.payload` -- the one that actually caused the k-atana `evidence.graph` failure -- now uses its own existing `MAX_PAYLOAD_BYTES` (64 MiB) ceiling. - Regression coverage in content_contract.rs and admissibility.rs proves a payload strictly between 8 MiB and the real contract budget is now accepted, and one beyond the real budget is still rejected. Fix (part 2, a related correctness bug found during the investigation): - budget_dispatch.rs::run_to_completion_with_estimator_and_oversize_policy: a required node marked `SkippedOversize` (issue #307's pre-dispatch refusal) could let the whole run report `RunOutcome::Completed` because `Coordinator::manifest()`'s outcome chain has no `SkippedOversize`/`DependencyBlocked` arm and falls through to `Completed` once the rest of the DAG is terminal -- reporting success even though required evidence was never produced. Now, when `stopped_at` is `None` but some node is `SkippedOversize` and the manifest outcome is `Completed`, override to `BudgetStopped` (if something else executed) or `Failed` (if nothing did), the same way the existing `stopped_at` branch already does, without touching that branch. - budget_dispatch_oversize.rs: the pre-existing test that asserted a single-node all-oversize run reports `Completed` encoded the old buggy semantics as an intentional assertion; updated to assert `Failed`, matching the corrected outcome logic. Verification: - `cargo build -p code-intel --release --locked`: succeeds. - `cargo test --bins --tests`: 100% green across the full suite. - `code-intel lint hardcoded-paths`: OK (289 files). - Re-ran the release binary's normal pipeline against `k-atana/处理其他分支合并` (isolated via `CODE_INTEL_ARTIFACT_ROOT` to work around an unrelated stale `%CODE_INTEL_HOME%` default): outcome=completed, exitCode=0, failureNode=null, diagnostic=null. `evidence.graph`'s `observed.evidence.payload` artifact is 3,338,281 bytes (3.18 MiB) -- well within the new 64 MiB ceiling. - `legacy/Invoke-SentruxAgentTool.ps1 session_end`: pass, no structural degradation (quality 4265 -> 4338). Issue #123's "Bug 2" (长 artifact-root os error 3) is not addressed by this branch. * test(evidence): add real end-to-end oversized-payload regression + minor clippy fix (#123 follow-up) Adds `oversized_current_graph_payload_clears_the_real_admission_path_within_contract_budget` to graph_adapter.rs: drives a real 9 MiB-plus `observed.evidence.payload` artifact through the actual production admission path -- `admissibility::validate_for_consumer` (i.e. `validate_sealed`) reading a real `payload.json` off disk via `artifact_ref::verify_artifact_ref`, exactly as `builtin_provider_evidence::graph_admission` does for the live `evidence.graph` node -- not just the in-memory `validate_payload` unit added in the prior commit. Verified this test genuinely catches the regression: temporarily reverting `admissibility.rs::validate_payload`'s scanner call back to the unparameterized `reject_duplicate_json_keys` makes it fail with the exact original diagnostic ("JSON input exceeds 8388608 bytes"); restored the fix, it passes. Also includes a one-line clippy fix in content_contract.rs (`!x.is_some_and(f)` -> `x.is_none_or(!f)` in `validate_artifact_ref_shape`, verified logically equivalent) that this machine's write-time lint hook applied while editing the test file, and the corresponding declared-pin resync in orchestration/internalization/graph.json (via `code-intel repin --write`) for the new test file's changed sha256. Verification: cargo test --bins --tests 100% green (incl. the new test and `declared_pins::repin_reports_a_consistent_tree`), lint hardcoded-paths OK. * fix(ci): restore sentrux coupling, rustfmt, and make #123 regressions discriminate CI on 48e83af failed three ways; all three are fixed here. - Rust format: `cargo fmt -p code-intel -- --check` rejected the long `use crate::capability::{...}` line in admissibility.rs, two `format!` calls in its tests, and one `parse_contract_json_within` call in artifact_ref.rs. Every downstream step (tests, self-scan) never ran. - sentrux-capability-gate: diagnosis.hospital failed with `sentrux_gate: Coupling: 63.33 -> 63.4`. The engine counts import lines (2052 -> 2054 over 324 files); the PR added two test-module `use super::` lines. Merge budget_dispatch's two `use super::` lines and call admissibility's test items through `super::` paths: back to 2052 edges, `code-intel sentrux --operation check` reports "No degradation detected". - The rebase onto main brought #382's MAX_JSON_BYTES = 24 MiB, so the 9 MiB fixtures no longer exceeded the scanner default: content_contract's `padded.len() > MAX_JSON_BYTES` assertion panics, and the admissibility / graph_adapter regressions passed even with the fix reverted. Size all three fixtures from MAX_JSON_BYTES + 1 MiB (still under the 64 MiB contract budget). Reverting `validate_payload` to `reject_duplicate_json_keys` now fails both regressions. Pins re-synced once afterwards with `code-intel repin --write` (25 substitutions across 6 files); `code-intel repin` reports clean. * chore(repin): resync pins and regenerate E04 after rebase onto b17d401 Rebased #123 onto main b17d401 (#406, #408, #392 merged). Every pin and E04-packet conflict was resolved by taking main's side; the old "resync after rebase" (48e83af) and "regenerate E04" (03a8350) commits became empty and were dropped. Then, once, after all other edits: - `code-intel repin --write`: ast-grep/codenexus/graph/rg internalization records re-pinned to the PR's capability_exec.rs and graph_adapter.rs; `code-intel repin` reports clean. - E04 is stale again because provider.codenexus-adapt pins admissibility.rs. Regenerated with the existing generator at main's packet evaluation time: pwsh -NoProfile -File legacy/tools/compatibility/New-CodeNexusDirectRetirementPacket.ps1 \ -OutDir <tmp>/packet -EvaluatedAt 1788500000 -CodeIntel target/release/code-intel.exe test-retirement-packets.ps1: 8 packets, 2 audits pass.
这次 PR 是什么
收敛本仓 issue 队列的判决层,不含任何生产代码。改动 6 个文件、全部是文档,0 行
.rs、0 行.ps1。它让 DR-0013(禁止在隔离主机编译)和 DR-0014(收敛的定义)真正进入
main——这两条记录目前只存在于未提交的工作树里,任何干净 clone 都读不到。为什么单独一个 PR
DR-0013 是本次改动的前提,也是它必须先落
main的原因:它禁止在#403未结期间于本 checkout 所在主机跑 cargo。记录写在AGENTS.md里(本次一并加入),但记录本身不在main上,等于没有。AGENTS.md的"Before starting any work"第一条就是"读docs/decisions/README.md(30 秒)"。这次提交让那条 README 索引第一次真正指向存在的文件——包括 DR-0012 的记账破损(见下)。DR-0014 的修订(第二个提交)
原记录定义了 do/freeze/close 三种判决,但没说怎么审计它们。执行 2026-09-30 的收敛时发现三处定义不足,现在写进记录:
backlog里有 27 张一条评论都没有——标签在 2026-08-03 批量贴上,DR-0014 要求的书面理由从未跟上。标签可以批量贴,理由不行。claimed会静默过期。 查出 4 个僵尸认领(feat(perf): 候选安全门禁 + 自动开 PR(复用 #94/#95 护栏) #302、[ps1-exit] T2 launcher 收编:run-code-intel.ps1 → code-intel run + thin forwarder #47、devex: 保留包重冻没有可照做的流程——四条散落知识才凑得出一次 refreeze #193、docs: newcomer quick start uses commands unavailable in stable v0.7.1 #395/fix(doctor): native lite is blocked by Python and packaged builtin discovery #396/fix(cli): published readableArtifacts links point to deleted staging paths #397),形状完全相同:评论写了分支名,没有 push、没有 PR,滞留 37–40 天。[ps1-exit] T2 launcher 收编:run-code-intel.ps1 → code-intel run + thin forwarder #47 同时带backlog和claimed,而这两个标签的定义互斥。认领评论是断言,不是分支——核实认领意味着确认那个 ref 真的存在。顺带修掉的两个记账破损
docs/decisions/README.md已在main上把 DR-0012 列为 active,但DR-0012-huashu-flash-measurement-ratchet.md只存在于未提交工作树。干净 clone 点那行会 404。本 PR 不提交那个文件(它属于 2026-09-03 的未交付工作,是否完整需要读实现才能判断,而 DR-0013 禁止本机编译来回答)——但 README 索引里 DR-0013/DR-0014 现在指向的文件确实随本 PR 落地了。AGENTS.md明确警告裸写这类路径会让lint hardcoded-paths失败——散文和注释里也算。已改为描述性表述。规则本身未变。验证状态(必须说清)
未运行测试,且这是被规则要求的,不是遗漏。
DR-0013 禁止在
#403未结期间于本主机跑cargo build/test/check/clippy/run/nextest/clean。AGENTS.md要求的cargo test --workspace --no-fail-fast因此在本机挂起,须由其他主机或 CI 满足。本 PR 是纯文档,0 行 Rust,不触碰任何
orchestration/**/*.json的 digest pin(那些 pin 一动就会让契约测试的 digest 断言失败)。因此它没有需要编译验证的行为面。code-intel lint hardcoded-paths未能执行,这本身是个新发现的阻塞:本机已安装0.7.1,而该命令在0.7.2-beta.6才进入 checkout(源码里确实存在,见cli/command_catalog/routes/mod.rs:152-165)。要用新闸需编译当前 checkout,DR-0013 禁止。已开 #405 记录。替代做法是手工核对了本分支全部新增行,未发现硬编码路径——但这是人工检查,不等同于闸。没有用 PowerShell 版
legacy/tools/check-hardcoded-paths.ps1顶替:其扫描行为与$env:前缀剥离规则是否与 Rust 版一致需要跑起来对比才能确认,本机跑不了。用未证等价的老实现冒充新闸,比不跑更危险。评审时请注意
docs/problem-inventory-2026-09-30.md是盘点原始取证,未做修订——它是当时状态的快照。🤖 Generated with Claude Code