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Two fail-open regressions from detaching the state record, both found by `/code-review` on #887 and neither visible to the suite. The skipped scan handed `findings::record` a `Scan::default()` — an empty `findings` map AND an empty `not_evaluated` map. `record` reads an empty `not_evaluated` as "every rule ran and saw nothing", so its zero-observation pass resolved every rule-produced finding on the context, at every end of turn, on the one path that runs at every end of turn. That is CLOUD-81's fail-open by a new route: not a rule that was skipped, but a surface that declined to look and said nothing about having declined. Sequence findings escaped only because of the `FindingKind::Sequence` guard. Every configured rule is now `NotObserved::RuleSkipped` on that arm, so the pass holds and the drain re-mints the real observations. `RuleSkipped` rather than a new variant: `NotObserved` is persisted inside records, so a variant would be a store-format change under CLOUD-78's write-old rule. The lock was also held across the whole function, including the ~118s tree scan — a pure read. The contended window was therefore longer than a turn, so the mediated path lost `try_lock` on most turns and returned before minting, silencing the nudge `the_first_turn_on_a_fresh_claim_still_speaks` pins. The lock now covers only the write phase, and the contended branch reports `persisted:false` rather than exiting silently. Two readers racing settle nothing; only the writes need one writer. That narrows the contract gap rather than closing it — a Stop landing inside the drain's write phase still mints nothing. CLOUD-1541 carries the three candidate fixes and the measurement they need. The new case seeds a rule finding with the verb, runs the mediated Stop, and asserts THAT rule's instance on THAT ref is `NotObserved`. Shown able to fail: reverting the arm to `Scan::default()` turns it red. The bare spellings were both wrong — the listing carries sequence findings whose `Observed(0)` is honest, so scanning the whole document passes on any store holding anything and fails on one that is correct. `run_all_over`'s call site gains `Surface::Check`: main added it while this branch was adding the field, so the rebase was textually clean and did not compile. Refs: CLOUD-1480, CLOUD-1541
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Two fail-open regressions from detaching the state record, both found by `/code-review` on #887 and neither visible to the suite. The skipped scan handed `findings::record` a `Scan::default()` — an empty `findings` map AND an empty `not_evaluated` map. `record` reads an empty `not_evaluated` as "every rule ran and saw nothing", so its zero-observation pass resolved every rule-produced finding on the context, at every end of turn, on the one path that runs at every end of turn. That is CLOUD-81's fail-open by a new route: not a rule that was skipped, but a surface that declined to look and said nothing about having declined. Sequence findings escaped only because of the `FindingKind::Sequence` guard. Every configured rule is now `NotObserved::RuleSkipped` on that arm, so the pass holds and the drain re-mints the real observations. `RuleSkipped` rather than a new variant: `NotObserved` is persisted inside records, so a variant would be a store-format change under CLOUD-78's write-old rule. The lock was also held across the whole function, including the ~118s tree scan — a pure read. The contended window was therefore longer than a turn, so the mediated path lost `try_lock` on most turns and returned before minting, silencing the nudge `the_first_turn_on_a_fresh_claim_still_speaks` pins. The lock now covers only the write phase, and the contended branch reports `persisted:false` rather than exiting silently. Two readers racing settle nothing; only the writes need one writer. That narrows the contract gap rather than closing it — a Stop landing inside the drain's write phase still mints nothing. CLOUD-1541 carries the three candidate fixes and the measurement they need. The new case seeds a rule finding with the verb, runs the mediated Stop, and asserts THAT rule's instance on THAT ref is `NotObserved`. Shown able to fail: reverting the arm to `Scan::default()` turns it red. The bare spellings were both wrong — the listing carries sequence findings whose `Observed(0)` is honest, so scanning the whole document passes on any store holding anything and fails on one that is correct. `run_all_over`'s call site gains `Surface::Check`: main added it while this branch was adding the field, so the rebase was textually clean and did not compile. Refs: CLOUD-1480, CLOUD-1541
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…t declaration `run_static` refuses a spawning KIND before any work, and that read as the whole of house-style §5's read-only promise. It is not: `Fact::Symbols` and `Fact::Review` are `Cost::Effect` FACTS, and no partition over `RuleKind` reaches them. Both were guarded by declaration alone, so the read-effect surface resolved them — `symbols_fact` spawning `cargo clippy` over the whole crate, and `review_fact` able to dispatch an agent. `run_recorded`'s own doc asserted the opposite in as many words: the no-spawn property was "a property of the argument list rather than a promise". True of every kind, false of both facts, and it stood while the Stop-surface recorder shelled out to a compiler. That paragraph is corrected rather than deleted. `RunKind` already existed and `run_over` already dispatched on it; it simply never reached `run`. It does now, and the two facts answer `Look::IsNot` off the effect surface — could-not-look rather than a skip, because an empty census reads as "resolved, found nothing", which is a measured claim about a crate nobody analysed. MEASURED, AND THIS DOES NOT FIX THE LATENCY IT WAS FOUND CHASING. `batten hook` on a Stop payload goes from 23 execve to 1, so no compiler runs at the mediated boundary any more. Wall clock moves 114.8s -> 106.6s, which is inside this container's variance: the spawn was real, cached, and never the dominant term. The remaining ~106s is unexplained and CLOUD-1480 stays open on it. Recorded that way deliberately — a commit claiming the fix it did not deliver is worse than the defect. Refs: CLOUD-1480
`run_recorded` hardcoded `ModuleChecks::Run`, so the Stop-surface recorder re-derived every registered module's smoke query at the end of every turn. `SkipOnHotPath` exists for exactly this caller and says so in its own words — "the caller is the mediated path, where the answer is already known and the budget is per call" — and nothing was passing it. The checks are the caller's now: `batten state record` keeps `Run`, because a human running the verb is entitled to hear about a broken module; `record_state` passes `SkipOnHotPath`. MEASURED, AND IT DOES NOT MOVE THE NUMBER. Stop goes 106.6s -> 110.0s, which is noise on this container. Kept because it is right on its own terms and because recording a negative result is what stops the next reader re-running it, not because it fixed anything. CLOUD-1480 stays open. What is established: `batten check` opens each of the 53 modules once, the Stop path opens them ~11x, and a sampling profiler puts ~70% of frames in serde_json under `policy::collect_bound_values` and `collect_literals`. What is NOT established is the arithmetic — 11 loads at `check`'s whole 1.66s is ~18s, not 110s — so the multiplier is real and is not by itself the explanation. Refs: CLOUD-1480
`d9fce7a8` gated `symbols` and `review` on `RunKind`, which is a DISPATCH enum: `check`, `baseline` and the mediated recorder all arrive as `Static`. So the gate disabled both facts on the read surface their own `Class` (`Cost::Effect x Surface::Check`) explicitly admits — `Surface::Check` names the NARROWEST surface a fact may resolve on, and `admits` is one-directional. I read it as "enforce only" and inverted the direction. Measured: `review_dispatched::a_dispatched_review_reaches_the_predicate_and_is_clean` went red at `the miss dispatched exactly once / left: 0, right: 1`. Caught by review, not by me. Green again on this commit. `Class::resolvable_on` already existed and is the one predicate over this axis. Reaching for `RunKind` because it was the enum already in hand at that call site is the defect worth naming: the surface is the axis that carries the meaning, and a dispatch enum that happens to correlate is not a substitute. The two facts now answer `Look::CouldNotLook` where the surface bars them — could-not-look rather than `IsNot`, because the question genuinely was not asked there, and `IsNot` would claim it was asked and answered no. `RunKind` keeps its original job. `run_recorded` and `run_state_record` carry the surface beside their checks: the verb is `Surface::Check`, `record_state` is `Surface::Hook`. Refs: CLOUD-1480 BREAKING CHANGE: `rules::run_recorded` takes two more parameters — the `ModuleChecks` a caller is entitled to re-derive, and the `facts::Surface` it runs on. Both are decisions the function cannot make for itself: the config-fault checks belong to the caller's budget, and the surface is what bars a `Cost::Effect` fact from resolving on the mediated boundary. Hardcoding either inside is what let a compiler spawn from an end-of-turn hook. Refs: CLOUD-1480
…esolve
Barring the two `Cost::Effect` facts from the mediated surface left
`input.tree.symbols` null while `spawn-adapters.rego` — a `policy` row, so still
evaluable on the recorder's partition — refuses on exactly that shape
(`no_census if not input.tree.symbols.sites`). Every end of turn therefore wrote
a spurious `symbol count absent` deny into the state store: a gate reporting on
a census nobody took. Trading a slow hook for a hook that records FALSE FINDINGS
is the worse half of the trade. Caught by review, not by me, and not by the
suite — which is the same gap the two defects before it came through.
`unresolved_declared_fact` sits beside the input-precondition skip in
`evaluate_rules`, at the call site rather than inside `run_rule`, for that
clause's stated reason: the body is not entered because the call is not made.
WITHHELD RATHER THAN PASSED. A withheld rule's silence is not evidence of a
clean tree, so its findings HOLD; passing it would be CLOUD-251's vacuous pass
in the one place a reader would never look. `.claude/rules/policy-modules.md`
already states the engine half — "the engine reports `RuleSkipped` for it rather
than a clean tree" — and the tree-surface path simply did not do it.
`Look::IsNot` is deliberately not withheld: that arm means the question was
asked and the answer is no, and a rule is entitled to decide on it. Only
`CouldNotLook` is the could-not-ask.
IT ALSO REPAIRS A CASE THAT PREDATES THIS BRANCH. `symbols_fact` answers
could-not-look wherever the delegated analyser is absent, so every checkout
without that toolchain was already taking the same spurious deny — a verdict
about the OPERATOR wearing a verdict about the tree.
`RunOptions` gains the surface rather than `run` gaining an eighth argument,
which is the bag's own documented purpose ("what keeps the runner's arity from
growing per narrowing") and what `clippy::too_many_arguments` refused.
The gate ships with the test that drives it through the engine:
`the_mediated_surface_resolves_no_effect_fact_and_withholds_the_rule`, a PAIR —
an arm asserting only that the hook dispatches nothing passes over an engine
that dispatches on no surface at all, which is the dead gate this repository
keeps finding. The `Check` arm proves the fact still resolves where its class
admits it, and both arms assert the withholding.
Refs: CLOUD-1480
MEASURED: 107.6s -> 0.31s on a Stop payload, three runs, same tree. `record_state` ran inline, and it is the whole of CLOUD-1480. A state record scans the tree and folds in the transcript detectors — 118.2s as a standalone verb on this repository — so the mediated Stop call took ~110s against a published <=100ms budget. A turn cannot close until the hook returns, so every end of turn stalled for about two minutes. No amount of trimming reaches that. Three earlier commits on this branch each removed real waste and each moved the number by noise, because the work is seconds by nature and the budget is milliseconds. The only reconciliation is that the record stops being AWAITED: it is drain work, so the verdict is written, the process exits, and the scan finishes on its own time. Spawned with null stdio and never waited on, so the child reparents when this process exits. `process_group` rather than `pre_exec(setsid)` for `exec.rs`'s stated reason: the workspace forbids `unsafe` and for this purpose the two are the same call. THE NUDGE LADDER NOW READS A STORE ONE TURN BEHIND, and that is the deliberate cost. It called `record_state` and then read what that wrote; asynchronously it sees the previous turn's record. Tolerable for exactly this consumer: the conditions it reports — unlanded work above all — persist across turns, so a turn that creates one is nudged at the end of the next. A GATE deciding an exit code on a one-turn-stale store would be a much worse trade, which is why this stays local to the advisory path. NOT YET UNDER BUDGET, and the remaining figure is stated rather than rounded down: 306-339ms is still ~3x the published 100ms. What that is made of is not measured yet and is not this commit's claim. Refs: CLOUD-1480
… scan Five review findings, and the first is the one that mattered. THE SAME-TURN NUDGE IS A CONTRACT AND I BROKE IT. Detaching the whole record made `unlanded_pointer` read the PREVIOUS turn's store, so a fresh claim's first Stop said nothing. `stop_posture.rs` had already decided that — three cases went red, one of them named `the_first_turn_on_a_fresh_claim_still_speaks`. The commit that broke it called the breakage "the deliberate cost" and never ran the suite. A trade asserted rather than measured is the same defect as a cause asserted rather than measured, in prose. `run_state_record` now takes `scan_tree`. The mediated caller passes false and keeps everything else — store open, journal open, transcript detectors — because `completion` is a TRANSCRIPT detector and its finding is what this turn's nudge reads. The drain still scans. The two halves differ in WHEN they land, not in whether. 22/22 green. FAIL-OPEN EXIT FLIP, and this one was worse than the bug it fixed. The withholding clause applied to `check` and `enforce` too, where could-not-look means the ANALYSER is unreachable or the tree does not compile — exactly when `spawn-adapters` is written to refuse. Skipping there let a broken build switch the gate off. Now scoped to `Surface::Hook`, where the fact is barred by the surface rather than missing from the environment. ONE WRITER AT A TIME. A ~118s record spawned at every turn end with no lock, over `findings::record`'s unlocked read/modify/write and journal shards that declare exactly one writer: overlapping drains lose dispositions and interleave a `writeln!` into JSONL `read_shards` drops. `fs4` advisory, taken in the child. A drain that loses the race exits clean; the verb waits, because a human ran it. THE OVERRIDES ARE FORWARDED. `record_state` dropped them and its doc claimed no flag was lost "because the hook is invoked with none" — true of the harness's invocation, not of the function. Under `--config-from` the child re-resolved from the working tree, judging a branch by the policy that branch declares. `RunInputs` carries the surface beside the facts whose resolvability it decides. NOT UNDER BUDGET AND THE NUMBER IS GETTING WORSE, stated rather than buried: 110s -> 211ms fully detached -> 21.7s with the detectors back. The nudge contract and the 100ms ceiling are in genuine tension, because the verdict the nudge reads comes from a transcript read that is O(session). Narrowing that read is CLOUD-1345's, and until it lands this trades a broken contract for a missed budget. Refs: CLOUD-1480
`512dd1c5` added the single-flight lock and keyed the blocking branch on the
DRAIN MARKER alone. The synchronous in-process call sets no marker, so it took
the blocking branch and waited for the drain the PREVIOUS turn spawned — the
hook serialised behind the very ~118s scan that detaching it was meant to
escape. Measured 99-124s, worse than before any of this.
The predicate is the surface, which already means "there is a per-call budget
here": `Surface::Hook` must never wait. Neither must a drain, since nobody reads
its verdict. Only the VERB blocks, because a human ran it and a record it did
not write must not be reported as one.
MEASURED, drain confirmed running at both ends of the contended arm:
idle 218ms
contended 220ms
Identical, which is the property that was missing: the hook's cost no longer
depends on whether a scan is in flight.
AND THE MEASUREMENT THAT MISSED IT IS THE LESSON. `512dd1c5` was pushed on a
21.7s reading taken while no drain happened to be running — luck, not a
measurement. The contended case is the NORMAL one, because consecutive turns end
inside a 118s window, so testing only the quiet case is how a lock bug reads as
green. The arm now asserts its own premise with `pgrep` before and after.
Still 2x the published 100ms: 110s -> 220ms, and the remaining gap is the config
parsed twice plus eight repository discoveries per call, both measured in the
parent alone and neither addressed here.
Refs: CLOUD-1480
Two fail-open regressions from detaching the state record, both found by `/code-review` on #887 and neither visible to the suite. The skipped scan handed `findings::record` a `Scan::default()` — an empty `findings` map AND an empty `not_evaluated` map. `record` reads an empty `not_evaluated` as "every rule ran and saw nothing", so its zero-observation pass resolved every rule-produced finding on the context, at every end of turn, on the one path that runs at every end of turn. That is CLOUD-81's fail-open by a new route: not a rule that was skipped, but a surface that declined to look and said nothing about having declined. Sequence findings escaped only because of the `FindingKind::Sequence` guard. Every configured rule is now `NotObserved::RuleSkipped` on that arm, so the pass holds and the drain re-mints the real observations. `RuleSkipped` rather than a new variant: `NotObserved` is persisted inside records, so a variant would be a store-format change under CLOUD-78's write-old rule. The lock was also held across the whole function, including the ~118s tree scan — a pure read. The contended window was therefore longer than a turn, so the mediated path lost `try_lock` on most turns and returned before minting, silencing the nudge `the_first_turn_on_a_fresh_claim_still_speaks` pins. The lock now covers only the write phase, and the contended branch reports `persisted:false` rather than exiting silently. Two readers racing settle nothing; only the writes need one writer. That narrows the contract gap rather than closing it — a Stop landing inside the drain's write phase still mints nothing. CLOUD-1541 carries the three candidate fixes and the measurement they need. The new case seeds a rule finding with the verb, runs the mediated Stop, and asserts THAT rule's instance on THAT ref is `NotObserved`. Shown able to fail: reverting the arm to `Scan::default()` turns it red. The bare spellings were both wrong — the listing carries sequence findings whose `Observed(0)` is honest, so scanning the whole document passes on any store holding anything and fails on one that is correct. `run_all_over`'s call site gains `Surface::Check`: main added it while this branch was adding the field, so the rebase was textually clean and did not compile. Refs: CLOUD-1480, CLOUD-1541
`spawn-adapters` refused the drain `record_state` spawns, and it was right to: the site was in `lib.rs`, which the adapter table does not place. The table's own comment says why it will not be placed — admitting the CLI dispatch would admit every future spawn in the crate's largest file at once, and the table would stop naming boundaries and start naming files. So the spawn moves rather than the table. `exec::detached` is `piped`'s opposite number and the pair is this module's whole contract: `piped` runs a child for its ANSWER, `detached` runs one because the work must outlive the caller. A mediated boundary has a per-call budget the record cannot fit in, so it starts the child and returns; there is nothing to wait on, which is why nothing is returned. `lib.rs` composes the argv — which flag means what is its business — and owns no `Command`. Three clippy refusals fell out of the same review and are fixed here rather than left for CI. `run_state_record` was 123/100 lines, so the lock acquisition, the withheld-rules report and the ref-death GC each become the named function their rationale already described: `take_write_lock`, `report_withheld`, `collect_dead_refs`. `rules::run` was over for the same reason and gains `effect_facts`. One doc comment was missing backticks. No behaviour changes. `stop_posture` 23/23, including the regression case for the skipped scan's held findings. Refs: CLOUD-1480
`take_write_lock` losing the race returned, and returning was the defect. The nudge ladder reads this store a few lines after `record_state` comes back, so a turn that lost the lock minted nothing — and on a fresh claim, with no earlier record to fall back on, the turn said nothing at all. That is the contract `the_first_turn_on_a_fresh_claim_still_speaks` pins, broken by the same commit that stopped the hook waiting 118s for it. The two halves are separated instead. The SCAN's record keeps the lock, because `findings::record` is an unlocked read/modify/write over every identity. The DETECTORS no longer wait for it: `record_sequence` writes one record file per identity by atomic rename and appends no journal entry, and the drain holding the lock is deriving the same value from the same transcript, so the two agree by construction rather than by exclusion. A caller that lost the lock reports `persisted:false` and says which half did not happen. The suite could not see this: every other case runs with the lock free, and that is the unrepresentative arm to omit, since consecutive turns end inside the drain's window by construction. The new case therefore takes the lock itself rather than racing a spawned drain, whose hold time is neither bounded nor knowable from the test. Shown able to fail: with the early return restored it goes red, and it is the pair with the uncontended case that discriminates rather than either alone. stop_posture 24/24. Refs: CLOUD-1541
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`admission_anchor` narrows the scan it runs to `declared.id == rule`, and a
refusal names the PREDICATE. So for every policy module whose predicate
ids differ from its enabling row's id — which is every real one, since a
row carries many predicates under one id (CLOUD-832) — that filter
selected nothing, the scan produced no finding, the match count was zero,
and the mint took the `Anchor::Call` fallback.
That fallback is commented "never weaker than what shipped before". For a
tree finding it is fatal: CLOUD-1125 moved every tree finding to a
`Finding` anchor, `apply_admissions` builds only that token, and the two
are deliberately tagged apart. The admission was therefore answered,
spent, and queried by nothing — the silent no-op the fallback's own
comment warns a mismatched anchor produces.
Measured on this branch before the fix: admissions for
`filed-over-own-diff` and `filed-and-left-open`, both predicates of the
`filed-here` row, were issued, spent and committed, and `batten-check`
reported both findings unchanged. The sanctioned exit from those two
refusals did not exist.
An empty exact match now widens to `policy` rows and no further, since
only a policy row can publish an id that is not its own. Every typed kind
keeps the narrow fast path the ~90s measurement bought.
The suite could not see this: every existing case mints against
`always-refuses`, whose fixture names the predicate the same string as
the row enabling it, so the narrowing matched by coincidence. The new case
brings a module whose predicate id differs, which is the whole point of
it. Shown able to fail: restoring the old narrowing reports
`Call { head: ... }` where the finding's anchor belongs.
Both refusals this branch could not otherwise clear are articulated here
rather than in commits of their own. CLOUD-1480 is the row this branch
implements, so its §1 naming lib.rs is the point rather than a deferral;
it cannot close until CLOUD-1522 and CLOUD-1524 buy the 120ms that would
let a `stop` arm sit under the 100ms ceiling. CLOUD-1549 is independent
work: an emission in `ready.rs`, which this branch does not open.
The blocks ride this commit because the anchor is now the finding's own
fingerprint rather than a HEAD, so which commit carries them binds
nothing — and an empty commit is not available to carry them:
`lease::a_real_branch_enumerates_more_than_a_handful_of_objects` drives
`objects_to_send` over this repository's own HEAD~1..HEAD and needs a
commit that touches a blob.
Admits: 9b8f159ae7df0d67a192c2fdbf8b39cba753c2ed0014be1fb21d62075315dbdf
Admits-rule: filed-over-own-diff
Admits-verdict: issue file same
Admits-subject: crates/batten/src/lib.rs
Admits-anchor: finding:c09917225d6081ef1f1947ef77d70a183dca052a4300b8a69dd5476f11eddc8d
Admits-epoch: 6d34530beb792fa2e55cbfb438285bd8e6d6e99fc56da11bc28e55776b3c7a98
Admits-author: alec@wenzowski.com
Admits-prev: c13449500bf3ecddc8b11a97b83798e112d4b4a10c8da10462911dff89e30daf
Admits-answer-lost: The Stop path stays at 110s on every turn. The fix is written, tested and green, and declining leaves it unlanded over a row that names the very file it fixes.
Admits-answer-precondition: The class admits a row that DOCUMENTS the change being landed, so naming its files is the point rather than a deferral. CLOUD-1480 is that row: it is the issue this branch exists to implement, its §1 names crates/batten/src/lib.rs because lib.rs is its subject, and this PR is its architectural half. Nothing was spun onto the board from this diff — the row predates the work and specifies it.
Admits-answer-rejected-route: Rejected `task run other` — "name it in closing form in the PR body, so the merge lands it". Closing CLOUD-1480 would be false: its Ready block requires a `stop` arm in `perf` under the 100ms ceiling, this branch measures 220ms, and `perf-assert` would refuse that arm at `perf-over-budget` until CLOUD-1522 and CLOUD-1524 buy back the remaining 120ms. Closing the key would announce released work that is half done, which is the false-Done class CLOUD-807 and CLOUD-1292 record.
Admits: 0f70a835c756902534bff8b91aee43f26087c5d23ed092a5653617406de9665e
Admits-rule: filed-and-left-open
Admits-verdict: issue file held
Admits-subject: CLOUD-1549
Admits-anchor: finding:f6f79e011f150e05db1a5fca79f5c7cda0a875a41d29466a620d19e6e14a2e5e
Admits-epoch: 6d34530beb792fa2e55cbfb438285bd8e6d6e99fc56da11bc28e55776b3c7a98
Admits-author: alec@wenzowski.com
Admits-prev: a9f9718f6e57dec965ac45e6c4bf55e2885e2d5932ad8d766d770769fea8b10b
Admits-answer-lost: The next agent pays what I paid: a refusal naming a row that is fine, with the actual remedy — refresh the capture — appearing nowhere in the message. It cost this branch a full verify cycle and would have been a minute with the reading's provenance emitted.
Admits-answer-precondition: The class admits a row needing a decision, a mechanism or an artifact that does not exist yet. CLOUD-1549 is all three: its source of truth is crates/batten/src/ready.rs, which this branch does not open, and its remedy needs a reading-age bound whose declaration surface — per recorder row, per board rule, or one value in [ready] — is an owner's decision nobody has made. The defect it records is in the board gates themselves rather than in this diff: a stale capture made filed-unrefined refuse CLOUD-1480 while that row had been Ready for hours.
Admits-answer-rejected-route: Rejected `task run first` — "close the row you filed and fix it in this diff". The fix is an emission in ready.rs, a file this branch does not open, on a surface whose bound is undecided; adding it here would widen a PR about the Stop path into the board-gate surface and would settle an owner's config question by implementation rather than by asking.
Refs: CLOUD-1125
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1340-1340: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winLet a losing drain exit before it pays for the scan.
take_write_lockruns afterrules::run_recorded. The doc block above measures that scan at ~118s.record_statespawns one drain per turn and never checks whether another drain is running, so every turn that ends inside the previous drain's window starts another full tree scan. Only one of them takes the lock at this line; the rest discard the result.The cost is not only CPU: each scan resolves
Cost::Effectfacts, which spawn programs.The comment at lines 1241-1244 already states the intended behaviour — "A drain nobody awaits exits clean — the work is already being done by whoever holds the lock." Today the drain reaches that exit only after the expensive half.
A drain-only probe before the scan keeps the Hook surface unchanged, because Hook still skips the scan and still takes
try_lockhere. It also loses no coverage: the next turn spawns a fresh drain.♻️ Proposed shape
+ // A DRAIN THAT HAS ALREADY LOST HAS NOTHING TO SCAN FOR. The holder is + // doing this work now, so paying ~118s to discard the result is the one + // cost this row exists to remove. The VERB never takes this branch: it + // blocks below and must report what it wrote. + if scan_tree && std::env::var_os(DRAIN_MARKER).is_some() { + let probe = fs4::FileExt::try_lock(&lock); + match probe { + Ok(()) => drop(fs4::FileExt::unlock(&lock)), + Err(_) => { + writeln!( + err, + "batten: state record: another writer holds the store; persisted:false" + )?; + return Ok(ExitCode::Success); + } + } + } let scan = if scan_tree {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/batten/src/exec.rs`:
- Around line 1490-1496: Update the Windows branch of exec::detached to
configure CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB so the state-record scan can survive its
caller’s Job Object, adding CREATE_NEW_PROCESS_GROUP only if console-signal
isolation is required. Handle and propagate spawn failures, including breakaway
denial, instead of ignoring the result; preserve the existing Unix process-group
behavior.
- Around line 1497-1500: Update exec::detached to return or propagate the
Command::spawn error instead of dropping its Result, and update record_state to
handle that error while preserving the Stop hook’s fail-open, non-blocking
behavior. Ensure the existing scan_tree: false pre-pass and full-scan launch
flow remain unchanged when spawning succeeds.
In `@crates/batten/src/lib.rs`:
- Line 1103: Separate the documentation comment for DRAIN_MARKER from the
run_state_record documentation, giving DRAIN_MARKER its own block and placing
the run_state_record documentation immediately above fn run_state_record. Ensure
Rustdoc associates each comment with the intended item.
In `@crates/batten/tests/it/stop_posture.rs`:
- Around line 1089-1096: The test’s detached record path must avoid draining
before state-list assertions. Add a dedicated no-drain test gate immediately
before exec::detached, enable it only for this test, and leave DRAIN_MARKER and
hook_in_without_drain unchanged.
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In `@crates/batten/src/lib.rs`:
- Line 1340: Move the drain-only lock probe in record_state before
rules::run_recorded so a drain exits immediately when another drain already
holds the lock, avoiding the full scan and spawned effect programs. Preserve
Hook’s existing behavior of skipping the scan and acquiring its try_lock at the
current take_write_lock point, and retain the existing lock ownership flow for
the drain that proceeds.
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| use std::os::unix::process::CommandExt as _; | ||
| // Its own group, so a harness reaping the caller's group does not take | ||
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Does Command::process_group(0) on Unix have a Windows equivalent for detaching a spawned child from the parent's console process group or job object?
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There is no direct, single-flag equivalent to the Unix Command::process_group(0) on Windows because the underlying process models differ significantly [1][2][3]. On Unix, process groups are a kernel-level construct for signaling [4][5]; on Windows, the closest functional equivalent is the use of Job Objects, which provide hierarchical process tree management [1][6][7]. To achieve "detachment" or tree-wide management on Windows similar to Unix process group behavior, developers typically combine specific process creation flags with Job Objects [6][5][8]: 1. Detaching from Parent Console/Jobs: To prevent a child process from being terminated when the parent exits—or to escape a restrictive parent Job Object—you should use the CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB flag in your process creation flags [5][8]. Additionally, flags like DETACHED_PROCESS or CREATE_NO_WINDOW can be used to control the child's interaction with the parent's console [9][8][10]. 2. Managing Process Trees (The "Process Group" Equivalent): If your goal is to manage a group of processes (e.g., terminating an entire tree when the parent stops), you must manually create a Windows Job Object and assign the child process to it [2][3][6]. - Use CreateJobObject to create the object and SetInformationJobObject with the JOB_OBJECT_LIMIT_KILL_ON_JOB_CLOSE limit [3][6][7]. - When you close the handle to this Job Object, the operating system automatically terminates all processes assigned to it, providing a mechanism similar to sending a signal to a Unix process group [3][6][7]. Many Rust libraries (such as the command-group crate) abstract these differences by implementing a trait that handles the OS-specific logic: calling process_group(0) on Unix and creating/assigning a Job Object on Windows [1][11][12]. If you are not using such a library, you must manually implement the Windows Job Object logic post-spawn [3][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.rs/command-group/latest/command_group/stdlib/trait.CommandGroup.html
- 2: https://github.com/watchexec/command-group/blob/main/src/tokio/windows.rs
- 3: https://docs.rs/crate/execra/latest/source/src/proc_group.rs
- 4: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/std/os/unix/process/trait.CommandExt.html
- 5: https://github.com/wyw-ai/loom/blob/6de21c70/crates/loom-platform/src/process/mod.rs
- 6: erdembas/runhq@b1b6a12
- 7: https://github.com/ora-space/desktop/blob/4f7bed51/crates/process/src/tree.rs
- 8: https://github.com/mann1x/claude-hooks/blob/main/claude_hooks/_popen.py
- 9: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/procthread/process-creation-flags
- 10: https://github.com/rprichard/win32-console-docs/blob/master/README.md
- 11: https://docs.rs/command-group/latest/command_group/
- 12: https://docs.rs/rmux-os/latest/src/rmux_os/process_tree.rs.html
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Add Windows detachment flags that match the required guarantee.
exec::detached runs the state-record scan after the hook returns. The Windows path currently sets no creation flags. CREATE_NEW_PROCESS_GROUP isolates console control events, but it does not escape a kill-on-close Job Object. If the scan must survive its caller, use CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB when the parent Job Object permits breakaway. Add CREATE_NEW_PROCESS_GROUP only when console-signal isolation is also required, and handle breakaway denial because spawn is currently ignored.
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In `@crates/batten/src/exec.rs` around lines 1490 - 1496, Update the Windows
branch of exec::detached to configure CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB so the
state-record scan can survive its caller’s Job Object, adding
CREATE_NEW_PROCESS_GROUP only if console-signal isolation is required. Handle
and propagate spawn failures, including breakaway denial, instead of ignoring
the result; preserve the existing Unix process-group behavior.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Surface failed state-record launches without blocking the Stop hook. exec::detached drops Command::spawn's Result, and the reachable Stop path only performs the scan_tree: false pre-pass before launching the full scan. If the child cannot start, the full scan does not run, and the hook returns with no diagnostic or retry. The store can therefore retain stale rule findings. Return the spawn error and let record_state handle it while preserving the existing fail-open, non-blocking hook contract.
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In `@crates/batten/src/exec.rs` around lines 1497 - 1500, Update exec::detached to
return or propagate the Command::spawn error instead of dropping its Result, and
update record_state to handle that error while preserving the Stop hook’s
fail-open, non-blocking behavior. Ensure the existing scan_tree: false pre-pass
and full-scan launch flow remain unchanged when spawning succeeds.
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| /// ([`session::HOLDER_RECORD`]) — never a drain's, since this verb folds shards | ||
| /// whether or not anything reached an agent (CLOUD-83). | ||
| fn run_state_record(overrides: &Overrides, mode: Mode, err: &mut dyn Write) -> Result<ExitCode> { | ||
| /// The environment marker `record_state` sets on the drain it spawns. |
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Keep the run_state_record documentation immediately above fn run_state_record.
Rust attaches the block to DRAIN_MARKER, so the generated private-item rustdoc is incorrect. CI builds this rustdoc with --document-private-items. Give DRAIN_MARKER its own separate documentation block.
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In `@crates/batten/src/lib.rs` at line 1103, Separate the documentation comment
for DRAIN_MARKER from the run_state_record documentation, giving DRAIN_MARKER
its own block and placing the run_state_record documentation immediately above
fn run_state_record. Ensure Rustdoc associates each comment with the intended
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| // findings the detectors mint, whose `Observed(0)` is honest — so a bare | ||
| // `contains("NotObserved")` would pass on any store holding anything, and a | ||
| // bare `!contains("Observed": 0)` would fail on a store that is correct. | ||
| // Only THIS rule's instance on THIS ref discriminates. | ||
| let listing = stdout_of(&verb_in(&repo, &home, &["state", "list", "-J"])); |
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Gate the detached drain for this test
record_state starts state record after the skipped in-process record. StateCommand::Record scans the tree, while state list calls findings::load_all without waiting for the drain. The child can therefore write Observed(1) before the assertion reads the store.
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detached record path must avoid draining before state-list assertions. Add a
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…t takes
Windows reported `{"Observed":1}` — the seeded count, never advanced —
against an assertion naming `NotObserved`. Both are correct trees, and
the platform decides which: where the mediated call takes the store's
write lock the skipped scan marks every rule `NotObserved` and the pass
holds, and where it loses that lock the write phase does not run at all
and the instance keeps what it was seeded with. `fs4`'s locking is
mandatory on Windows, so a handle this process already holds does not
re-acquire, and that is the arm CI took.
Untouched is not resolved. The defect this case exists for is a rule
finding being RESOLVED by a scan that never ran, so `Observed(0)` is what
the assertion names now rather than one of the two ways of avoiding it.
Still shown able to fail: restoring `Scan::default()` reports
`{"Observed":0}` and the case goes red.
Refs: CLOUD-1480
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Closes CLOUD-1541.
DO-NOT-CLOSE CLOUD-1480
DO-NOT-CLOSE CLOUD-1125
Both are served by commits here and neither is completed by them.
CLOUD-1480 still owes a
stoparm inperfunder the published 100msceiling; this branch measures 220ms, so
perf-assertwould refuse that arm atperf-over-budgetuntil CLOUD-1522 and CLOUD-1524 buy back the remaining 120ms.The row states the ordering itself — architectural move first, arm second, in
the same row. CLOUD-1125 is already Done; the override fix here completes its
intent for policy predicates, which never reached the
Findinganchor path itintroduced, so it is referenced rather than reopened.
Part of CLOUD-1480 — does not close it. That row's gate is a
stoparm inperfunderperf-assert's ceiling plus an execve assertion, and the row states the ordering itself: "land the architectural move first, the arm second, in the same row." This is the architectural move. The arm is unbuilt, so that key stays open.What was wrong
batten hookon a Stop payload cost 110s against the published 100ms ceiling, so every turn end held the turn open for two minutes. The mediated Stop path ranbatten state recordsynchronously — the whole tree scan, inline, in the hook.Six other causes were published and retracted before this one was found (transcript size, config load, per-rule tree acquisition, a
cargo clippyexec, ~11 bundle loads); the control that settled it wasbatten state recordstandalone at 118.2s against the hook's 114s. Details on CLOUD-1480.What changed
record_statespawns the state record detached in its own process group instead of awaiting it. The turn's own nudge still reads the synchronous detector pass; the scan is the drain's to finish.Cost::Effectfacts (symbols,review) are gated onfacts::Surfacevia theClass::resolvable_onthat already existed — not on the private dispatch enum, which is what an earlier revision read and which disabled both facts on a read surface their own class admits. A rule whose declared fact the mediated surface cannot resolve is withheld rather than decided, scoped toSurface::Hookso a broken build onenforcecannot switch a gate off.ModuleChecks::SkipOnHotPath, so the mediated caller does not re-derive config faults the boundary already knows.exec::detached, the placed child-process boundary.spawn-adaptersrefused the site inlib.rs, and its table's own comment refuses to placelib— admitting the CLI dispatch would admit every future spawn in the crate's largest file.pipedruns a child for its answer;detachedruns one because the work must outlive the caller.Three fail-open defects this series introduced, all fixed here
None was caught by the suite —
stop_posturewas green over all three.findings::recordaScan::default(), whose emptynot_evaluatedreads one call down as "every rule ran and saw nothing". CLOUD-81's fail-open by a new route: not a skipped rule, but a whole surface that declined to look and said nothing about declining. Every configured rule is nowNotObserved::RuleSkipped, so findings hold.record_sequencewrites one record file per identity by atomic rename and appends no journal entry, and the holder derives the same value from the same transcript.Breaking
rules::run_recordedtakeschecks: ModuleChecksandsurface: facts::Surface. Declared with aBREAKING CHANGE:footer;semvercaught the omission.Measured
pgrepasserted both ends)Still over the 100ms budget, which is why CLOUD-1480 stays open. The residue is two things
scan_tree: falsedeliberately keeps synchronous — the whole-file transcript read (CLOUD-1524) andjournal::merge's per-entry record rewrite over 9,674 entries (CLOUD-1522, CLOUD-1523) — plusbatten.tomlparsed twice and eight repository discoveries per call. All filed, none in this diff.Gates
stop_posture24/24. Two new cases, each shown able to fail under a mutation that restores the defect:a_stop_that_skipped_the_scan_holds_the_rule_finding_rather_than_resolving_itasserts the observation, not the record's presence — the record survives either way, so only the observation discriminates.a_stop_whose_store_lock_is_held_elsewhere_still_speakstakes the lock itself rather than racing a spawned drain, whose hold time is neither bounded nor knowable from the test.Local verification
mise run verifyrefuses on one gate that is not this diff's:hooks-wiring-checkcounts two hook registrations in the authoring container's~/.claude/launcher-settings.json, injected by the session harness (session-start-git-identity.sh,stop-hook-git-check.sh). That file does not exist in CI, and the finding's fingerprint2c9cf3e6…sits in the store's oldest pre-origin-format shard, so it predates this branch. Every other gate passes.https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gyg9qwjPd1PeJRS9b3LqxN