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…ng for review micros) Codex review in GitHub at bf864c3, four P2s, each reproduced before the change: - background-workflows: the route now says a saved Workflow in a headless run fenced with --setting-sources local is launched by scriptPath (its name was not found in 6 of 6 runs of paired run 1, arm B) and that a long verifier is cut by the wait ceiling; Overturn when says which measured failures the route carries, and the slots.md index cell follows (a new check compares every row's Overturn when across the three surfaces). - agent-teams note: "won no fixture" is replaced by the counted result against the single session: 1 of the 5 fixtures where its diff was captured (F2), none of F3 to F6. - tests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py: a pin whose commit is present but whose tree is missing (a partial clone) is skipped; a bad path with the tree present still fails. - usage-cost-monitoring: the metering sentence is rewritten from a committed artifact (meter-windows-20261011.json) with a test that recomputes it. The "about 1.9 times" figure was one instant's (2.56 and 1.64 over two fixed 24-hour windows) and the clause that the events leave the advisor out contradicted the advisor run's Stage 0; both are gone. Paired run 5, as the command center directed: routing_5 in paired-runs.json (20 runs, the 12 decisive findings with the runs that found each, costs, hashes), RoutingRunTests recomputing the strict verdict from the rows (Opus stays), the record's addendum paragraph, run 4 marked stopped and run 5 removed from the owed table. No slot row, default or skill text changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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…ule for retired slots Answers the Codex review in GitHub of #1001 at ba6ab3a (four P2s) and the co-op's GPT first read at the same head (three P2s, the first three below); each was reproduced before the change. - Sentence units split at a full stop or a semicolon whatever follows, and at a line break: "This route was retired; the current default is claude-code-action." was one unit that said retired. - The generic phrases "in Actions", "through Actions" and "under WIF" count as the retired route only with Claude context, judged per leaf string; the named workflows, "through #909" and the managed app count everywhere. The routes the decision retains (every bullet of its "What remains" section, a catalog job in GitHub Actions, a non-model gate under WIF) are accepted. - The skill's entry point SKILL.md is scanned, and a test requires every file of the skill folder to be read by a check. - The one-default rule names the retired exception in slots.json, in the slots.md copy and in step 3 of SKILL.md (a retired row has none and says what replaced the route). - The ruled default text is pinned exactly (the read's measured boundary: the date changed on all three surfaces passed), and a check compares every row's Overturn when across slots.json, the index and the layer pages (one step wider than the review of #1005, where an edit left the index cell behind). Each finding fails its own test when its fix is undone alone, and 43 single-edit mutations are caught; the old guard accepts the four bad scenarios of the read and rejects its two legitimate ones. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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…uling, count the totals in the tolerant floor, state the order of the second trial Answers the command center's Claude first read of #1005 at 5c5eeca (three P2s, five P3s) and Codex's re-review in GitHub of the same head (one P1, four P2s); each was reproduced before the change. - The ruling file the record cites was edited by the command center after the record cited it (CC P2-1): routing_5.ruling and papers.ruling carry the current sha256 and size, the record's paragraph is regenerated from them, and a test that is enabled by PAIRED_PAPER_ROOTS resolves every private paper of the artifact against its recorded hash, so a paper that changes after it is cited is noticed on a host that has it. - The ruling's condition for Sonnet at medium (the change is mechanical, or a second Claude-family read exists) was dropped from the artifact and the paragraph (CC P2-2); it is in both now, with the clause that the allowance is the command center's routing discretion and not something run 5 measured (CC P3-2). - The slot-manifest label named an older slots.json and its list lacked three pairs, so the exact-difference check skipped (CC P2-3): the label is the sha256 of the shipped file and the list is recomputed (background-workflows route and overturn_when, usage-cost-monitoring evidence, and the agent-teams overturn condition edited below). - Codex P1: the second trial was added by the command center after trial 1 had met the registered rule (addendum 3 of the run's papers says so). The paragraph and the decision now state that the two-trial verdict is a ruled extension and not a preregistered outcome, and that an extension after a pass can only move the verdict toward Opus. - Codex P2 and CC P3-1: the tolerant reading also bounds the totals, and the floor printed (0.62) modelled the per-finding clause only; the full reading's floor is 0.56 (exact convolution, checked against enumeration). Both figures are kept and labelled, the correction is recorded in a new private note (hash in papers.correction), and the strict rule's chance with each finding's own pooled rate (0.73, a plug-in calculation) is added. - Codex P2 (workers.md:29): the agent-teams overturn condition names the class the default is scoped to (work where workers must message each other); paired run 1 measured bounded fixes, which fall outside it. - Codex P2 (workers.md:76): the task-list alternative states that it has no completion condition of its own and needs the external done check of loops-completion, as the measured F5 runs used all 8 sessions without declaring done. - Codex P2 and CC P3-3: a blob that is absent in a blobless partial clone skips the locator test and a path that is not in the tree at the pin still fails. - CC P3-4: the meter test's tolerance is 0.01. CC P3-5: the addendum's heading names both dates. Each correction fails its own test when undone alone: 31 single-edit mutants of the run-5 data and text and 7 of the locator check are caught. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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…uard's other gaps Answers the command center's Claude micro of #1001 at ef3f3e7 (P2-1, P3-1 to P3-5) and Codex's four threads of the same head (:43, :63, :122, :211). Each case was reproduced before the change: compare-guards-ef3f3e7b-vs-third-commit.txt runs 19 scenarios through the guard of ef3f3e7 and this one; the old guard is wrong on 13 (it accepts a retired route that is reintroduced), this one on none. - P2-1 (correction #160): joining wrapped lines into one paragraph let "Retired 2026-10-10" followed by a line that says the current default is claude-code-action pass on four prose surfaces (SKILL.md, slots.md, cross-client.md, layer-page preambles), the scenario Codex raised at ba6ab3a line 41. Prose is judged one physical line at a time again, a line break ends a unit, and the message of every line-judged surface states the rule (RULE; the legend of slots.md states it too and a test pins the two to each other). - P3-1 and Codex :43: three more names of the same route, all in the vendor's own text: the page's title "Claude Code GitHub Actions" and its "installs the Claude GitHub App" (code.claude.com/docs/en/github-actions.md, capture sha256 87b99aef, lines 5, 9, 33, 63-64), the mirror claude-code-base-action (anthropics/claude-code-action@2dca132ff0e0: .github/scripts/check_workflow_hardening.py:18, .github/workflows/sync-base-action.yml:1 and 43, CLAUDE.md:20) and the carrier named first ("Use the GitHub Action for Claude reviews", generic like "in Actions": it counts when the field or unit is about Claude). The families "in Actions" and "through Actions" take on, with, inside and via. - Codex :122 and the command center's P3-3 and P3-5: a unit that negates the retirement outright ("not retired", "never retired", "no longer retired", "isn't retired", "unretired") no longer counts as saying retired. The other half of that scenario, "was retired, but is now current", is the boundary the command center ruled (the guard is a tripwire for stale text; review reads what it accepts); the module names it. - Codex :211 and P3-3: a layer-page section with a label twice (a second Route or Overturn when bullet) is a violation, because the page-to-slots.json comparison keeps the first bullet only. - Codex :63 and P3-4: the target of every slots.md row is checked against <page>#<id>, from the layer of the slot. - The description line of SKILL.md names the topic that invokes the skill; it is pinned by sha256 to the text the routing was measured with and read as a topic, not as a route. - Scheduled-tasks (Codex on #1005, scheduling-supervision.md:9, and the command center's ruling): the route no longer bans every model-backed job. The retirement record (docs/decisions/2026-10-10-retire-in-github-claude-review.md:5-6, :43) retires Claude review inside GitHub and keeps Codex's GitHub review, so the route says GitHub Actions schedules repository jobs and a scheduled Claude task runs locally; a test pins the wording on slots.json, the layer page and the alternatives. The label of claude-native-slot-manifest.json equals the sha256 of the shipped slots.json again (relabel last); test_the_label_names_the_shipped_slots_file and test_no_other_exported_field_differs (no skip) are unchanged from ef3f3e7. 72 of 72 single-edit mutants of the guard and its data are caught and 5 controls pass (mutations-v4-forward-commit-3.md). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
… the registered trigger, the time bounds, the basis of the tolerant floor Answers the command center's Claude micro of 425240f (PASS_WITH_P3: P3-1 to P3-7) and Codex's three new threads of the same head (workers.md:61, test_paired_runs_results.py:91, scheduling-supervision.md:9). Each was reproduced before the change: five tests of this commit fail on the data of 425240f (retained output fail-before-micro3.txt). - P3-1: decision.two_trial_verdict_basis no longer says that the decision to run two trials was not fixed before any run. Addendum 1 (paired-routing/addendum-01-ruling-and-extension-20261011.md, sha256 1917091f, line 13, written before any run) fixed the trigger too: after a passing trial 1 the run ends (Sonnet takes review micros, no second trial). The command center ran trial 2 after seeing that result (addendum 3, pinned beside the basis with its path, size and hash), so the two-trial verdict stays a ruled extension and not a preregistered outcome. The paragraph of the record is regenerated from the artifact; the ruling's sidecar correction (sha256 338600a9) is pinned as papers.ruling_correction and the ruling's own bytes are unchanged; ruling.routing says "read or micro" like the ruling. - Codex P1 (test_paired_runs_results.py:91): the tolerant floor's reading and null model are the run's own, registered before any run (addendum 1, lines 17-18: the reading with the clause on the totals, and the noise floors of two identical reviewers who each find a finding with probability p in each run); no third-party source defines them, so the reference is the brute-force enumeration that already fails before the correction. The convolution of the per-finding differences is the one numpy 2.5.3 documents for numpy.convolve ("the sum of two independent random variables is distributed according to the convolution of their individual distributions"); a test cross-checks tolerant_floor against numpy.convolve where numpy is installed, the artifact records both bases (decision.tolerant_floor_basis), and the gated papers test reads lines 17-18 of the retained addendum. - Codex P2 (workers.md:61) and P3-3: the orchestration-frameworks row and the record said "a 45-minute ceiling per run". The registered design has two bounds, a 50-minute process cap for a headless session and a 45-minute cap for the team (paired-runs.json design.caps; preregistration.md line 156, sha256 531758c4), and the Workflow's verifier was cut by the client's own 45-minute wait for background tasks: the stderr of the runs F1-B, F3-B, F4-B and F5-B reads "Background tasks still running 45m after the last turn", after 2779 to 2794 seconds, inside the 50-minute cap. The row (slots.json and workers.md) and the record say so, and test_the_time_bounds_the_row_and_the_record_state_are_the_registered_ones computes the counts from the run rows (4 of 6 Workflow runs, 4 of 6 team runs of which 3 at the team cap). - Codex P2 (scheduling-supervision.md:9): that text is #1001's (commit ba6ab3a). This commit carries the same wording as #1001's third commit (efaa077): GitHub Actions schedules repository jobs, Claude runs inside GitHub are retired (2026-10-10, docs/decisions/2026-10-10-retire-in-github-claude-review.md:5-6, :43), so a scheduled Claude task runs locally. The test of the wording is that commit's. - P3-7: the RTK locator test cites git 2.53.0 git-ls-tree(1), OUTPUT FORMAT, for the entry it splits. The label of claude-native-slot-manifest.json equals the sha256 of slots.json again (relabel last). Its strict test arrives with #1001. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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…the runner's setting, not the client's The command center's Claude micro of #1005 at 49bb649 (P2-1, P3-2, P3-3); each item was reproduced on that head before the change. - P2-1: the previous commit said the Workflow's verifier was cut by "claude -p's own 45-minute wait for background tasks". The runner set CLAUDE_CODE_PRINT_BG_WAIT_CEILING_MS=2700000 for every headless run (paired/orch_run.py line 137); the client's default is 10 minutes (the retained env-vars.md line 357: "Default: `600000`, or 10 minutes"; headless.md line 77: "after 10 minutes of continuous idle waiting by default"). The decision is unaffected: the runs show exactly what a 45-minute ceiling produces (the four Workflow runs that ended there ran background work for 2,702 to 2,703 seconds, the ceiling being 2,700). One rewording pass over the orchestration-frameworks and background-workflows rows (slots.json), their pages (workers.md) and the record, with the setting in design.caps and the three sources as papers (the runner file, retained and hashed; the two documentation lines, hashed and checked on their lines by the gated test). - The test pins of the old wording are inverted and fail on the data of 49bb649 (fail-before-wave.txt); test_the_background_wait_ceiling_is_the_runners_setting_and_the_clients_default_is_ten_minutes computes the 2,700 seconds from the run rows; 13 single-edit mutants are caught and the control passes (mutations-wave.md). - P3-3: the git-ls-tree quote of the RTK locator test is exact (git 2.53.0, OUTPUT FORMAT and -z). The label of claude-native-slot-manifest.json equals the sha256 of slots.json again (relabel last). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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…ew (#1001) * Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review The claude-native-practice skill still selected the route that docs/decisions/2026-10-10-retire-in-github-claude-review.md retired: the github-action row (anthropics/claude-code-action at a pin) and the Actions part of pr-review-pre-cue. - slots.json, slots.md and the layer pages: `retired` joins the status vocabulary; github-action becomes retired with a dated block (record, correction #141, scope, the three workflows, the former default, route, alternatives, evidence and notes as a snapshot, the revisit triggers); pr-review-pre-cue becomes default (scoped) and lists the routes available now (local Claude reads, GPT reads, Codex's GitHub review, the required verdict-review-gate) apart from the open #953 worker. - The scope is the owner's repositories (the command center's ruling of 2026-10-10), not "this repository": a hermetic A/B showed a session in another repository concluding that the action was still fine there. The same ruling retires the managed Claude Code Review GitHub App. - Stale texts the independent pre-read and the stricter check found: the release-tracking note (Dependabot as the action's tracker), the scheduled-tasks route (GitHub Actions schedules only for jobs that run no model) and its source mapping, the usage-cost-monitoring note (Actions under WIF), and the pre-cue source mapping (in Actions through #909). The pre-cue route no longer lists a read the record does not name. - tests/test_native_practice_retired_routes.py: no current row selects a retired route; a retired route is named elsewhere only in a sentence or list item that says it is retired; every line of slots.json, slots.md, the layer pages and cross-client.md is read (duplicates kept, the source mappings of live slots included); only the dated snapshots are exempt. Positive controls are the rows as they stood; the mutation table is in the pull request description. - The slot manifest of #923 is relabeled against the new slots.json bytes, so the exact-difference check of the provenance test runs again instead of skipping. - docs/decisions/2026-10-09-claude-code-native-practice.md: a dated pointer to the retirement, as #981 did for the older records. Source read for this change: anthropics/claude-code-action at 2dca132ff0e0c4094ce6048b422c6915a071210b, base-action/src/ parse-sdk-options.ts:283-284 (CLAUDE_CODE_ENTRYPOINT is set to claude-code-github-action). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]> * Close the holes in the retirement guard and qualify the one-default rule for retired slots Answers the Codex review in GitHub of #1001 at ba6ab3a (four P2s) and the co-op's GPT first read at the same head (three P2s, the first three below); each was reproduced before the change. - Sentence units split at a full stop or a semicolon whatever follows, and at a line break: "This route was retired; the current default is claude-code-action." was one unit that said retired. - The generic phrases "in Actions", "through Actions" and "under WIF" count as the retired route only with Claude context, judged per leaf string; the named workflows, "through #909" and the managed app count everywhere. The routes the decision retains (every bullet of its "What remains" section, a catalog job in GitHub Actions, a non-model gate under WIF) are accepted. - The skill's entry point SKILL.md is scanned, and a test requires every file of the skill folder to be read by a check. - The one-default rule names the retired exception in slots.json, in the slots.md copy and in step 3 of SKILL.md (a retired row has none and says what replaced the route). - The ruled default text is pinned exactly (the read's measured boundary: the date changed on all three surfaces passed), and a check compares every row's Overturn when across slots.json, the index and the layer pages (one step wider than the review of #1005, where an edit left the index cell behind). Each finding fails its own test when its fix is undone alone, and 43 single-edit mutations are caught; the old guard accepts the four bad scenarios of the read and rejects its two legitimate ones. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]> * Bind the manifest label to the shipped slots file and close the remaining holes of the retirement guard Answers the CC's Claude first read of #1001 at 6e97620 (two P2s, six P3s) and Codex's second review in GitHub of the same head (two P2 threads); each was reproduced before the change. - P2-1: the slot manifest was labeled against the slots.json of ba6ab3a, so the exact-difference check of the provenance test skipped at the head (OK, skipped=1). The label is the sha256 of the shipped file again, the check no longer skips, and a new test fails when a change to slots.json does not carry its label (the CC's ruling: a silent skip is this defect's class, so it fails loud). - P2-2: a live source mapping (skills-library, primary_sources[5]) still ran `claude -p` "in a GitHub workflow ... plus a nightly cron"; the guard had no such form. It is reworded to say the run is retired, and "in a GitHub workflow" (also from, via, through, using, as) counts as the retired route when the sentence is about Claude. - P3-1: the Claude Code GitHub Action, /install-github-app and an @claude mention are the retired route under other names (claude-code-security-review stays out: a documented rejection). - P3-4: the Former default exemption of a layer page applies to a retired slot only. - P3-5: a retired slot's own source mapping is read, and now says retired. - P3-2: "e.g." and "i.e." no longer end a sentence, and wrapped lines of prose are one paragraph (the slots.md prose and SKILL.md were judged line by line). - P3-6: the manifest prose lists the fields beyond the exported ones that differ from the snapshot. - P3-7: the entry point directs ("a retired row has no default, so follow the replacement it names"), and the step-3 pin no longer fails with an IndexError on a renumbering. Each correction fails its own test when it is undone alone, and the mutation table is extended. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]> * Judge retired-route prose one physical line at a time and close the guard's other gaps Answers the command center's Claude micro of #1001 at ef3f3e7 (P2-1, P3-1 to P3-5) and Codex's four threads of the same head (:43, :63, :122, :211). Each case was reproduced before the change: compare-guards-ef3f3e7b-vs-third-commit.txt runs 19 scenarios through the guard of ef3f3e7 and this one; the old guard is wrong on 13 (it accepts a retired route that is reintroduced), this one on none. - P2-1 (correction #160): joining wrapped lines into one paragraph let "Retired 2026-10-10" followed by a line that says the current default is claude-code-action pass on four prose surfaces (SKILL.md, slots.md, cross-client.md, layer-page preambles), the scenario Codex raised at ba6ab3a line 41. Prose is judged one physical line at a time again, a line break ends a unit, and the message of every line-judged surface states the rule (RULE; the legend of slots.md states it too and a test pins the two to each other). - P3-1 and Codex :43: three more names of the same route, all in the vendor's own text: the page's title "Claude Code GitHub Actions" and its "installs the Claude GitHub App" (code.claude.com/docs/en/github-actions.md, capture sha256 87b99aef, lines 5, 9, 33, 63-64), the mirror claude-code-base-action (anthropics/claude-code-action@2dca132ff0e0: .github/scripts/check_workflow_hardening.py:18, .github/workflows/sync-base-action.yml:1 and 43, CLAUDE.md:20) and the carrier named first ("Use the GitHub Action for Claude reviews", generic like "in Actions": it counts when the field or unit is about Claude). The families "in Actions" and "through Actions" take on, with, inside and via. - Codex :122 and the command center's P3-3 and P3-5: a unit that negates the retirement outright ("not retired", "never retired", "no longer retired", "isn't retired", "unretired") no longer counts as saying retired. The other half of that scenario, "was retired, but is now current", is the boundary the command center ruled (the guard is a tripwire for stale text; review reads what it accepts); the module names it. - Codex :211 and P3-3: a layer-page section with a label twice (a second Route or Overturn when bullet) is a violation, because the page-to-slots.json comparison keeps the first bullet only. - Codex :63 and P3-4: the target of every slots.md row is checked against <page>#<id>, from the layer of the slot. - The description line of SKILL.md names the topic that invokes the skill; it is pinned by sha256 to the text the routing was measured with and read as a topic, not as a route. - Scheduled-tasks (Codex on #1005, scheduling-supervision.md:9, and the command center's ruling): the route no longer bans every model-backed job. The retirement record (docs/decisions/2026-10-10-retire-in-github-claude-review.md:5-6, :43) retires Claude review inside GitHub and keeps Codex's GitHub review, so the route says GitHub Actions schedules repository jobs and a scheduled Claude task runs locally; a test pins the wording on slots.json, the layer page and the alternatives. The label of claude-native-slot-manifest.json equals the sha256 of the shipped slots.json again (relabel last); test_the_label_names_the_shipped_slots_file and test_no_other_exported_field_differs (no skip) are unchanged from ef3f3e7. 72 of 72 single-edit mutants of the guard and its data are caught and 5 controls pass (mutations-v4-forward-commit-3.md). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]> * Align the manifest's scheduled-tasks note, state the rule in every explaining unit, split units after a closing delimiter and pin the scope of the name patterns The final fix round of #1001 under the command center's convergence ruling: its Claude micro at efaa077 (blockers B1 to B3, P3-2) and its adjudication of 2026-10-11T13:50Z of Codex's third review. Each item was reproduced on that head before the change. - claude-native-slot-manifest.json:47 (Codex P2, B1, a text of this PR that is false at the head): the note on the differences from the snapshot still said the route of scheduled-tasks was narrowed "to jobs that run no model", while the shipped route says that GitHub Actions schedules repository jobs, that Claude runs inside GitHub are retired (2026-10-10, docs/decisions/2026-10-10-retire-in-github-claude-review.md:5-6, :43) and that a scheduled Claude task runs locally. The note says so now, and test_the_scheduled_tasks_route_retires_the_claude_routes_and_not_every_model_backed_job reads the manifest as well as the route (fails with the note undone: M79). - B2: the module claims that the message of every line-judged surface states the rule, and it did not for the labelled bullets of a layer page or for the Overturn when cell of an index row. Every explaining unit states it now (a selecting field names no unit and states nothing); the three expected messages carry the rule and test_every_explaining_unit_of_a_layer_page_and_of_the_index_states_the_rule_and_a_selecting_field_does_not pins all three kinds (mutants M83 to M85). - tests/test_native_practice_retired_routes.py:83 (Codex P2, P3-2): a closing quote, parenthesis or bracket between the full stop and the white space kept `The route was "retired." The current default is claude-code-action.` in one unit that said retired. The sentence pattern takes closing delimiters (the curly quotes are built with chr(), so the file stays ASCII); test_a_closing_quote_parenthesis_or_bracket_after_the_full_stop_does_not_join_two_claims fails without it (M78, M82) and keeps `claude-code-action was retired (see the record.) No row selects it.` accepted (control C6). - :48 (Codex P2, workflow-first phrasing) is a follow-up and the class closes (rule 4 of the convergence ruling): the module states that the guard pins the named retired artifacts and the retired slot rows, that generic phrasing of a Claude run in a GitHub workflow cannot be enumerated and is out of its scope (the retirement record governs it), and test_generic_workflow_phrasing_is_out_of_scope_and_the_module_says_so pins the boundary. No pattern is added. - B3 is the description: the two earlier command blocks name the 37 modules they ran (the 46 of the first block without the nine tests.test_local_pages_* modules). 80 single-edit mutants of the guard and its data are caught and 6 controls pass (mutations_retire_v6.py). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]> * Close the sentence-splitter class by documentation, pin the module's ASCII and the scope list The command center's confirmation micro of #1001 at bdf60fc (research-cc-role-20261008/pr1001-claude-micro-bdf60fc6.md: blockers 1 and 2, P3s) and its correction #163 of 2026-10-11T16:18Z on Codex's three threads of 15:39:21Z. No code of the guard changes in this commit. - Blocker 2: the module said that it stays ASCII and held one U+2026 in a comment (added by efaa077). It is three full stops now, and test_the_source_of_this_module_is_printable_ascii pins the claim; it fails on the module of bdf60fc (['U+2026'] != []). - Blocker 1 (the pull request description, and this message corrects the message of bdf60fc): the earlier statement that the 37 modules ran "without its nine tests.test_local_pages_* modules" was false. They are the first 37 modules of the 46-module list, and the nine left out are its last nine (tests.test_local_pages_fleet_execution to tests.test_local_pages_workstation, 144 tests, run and counted); 29 of the 46 are local-pages modules. - Codex :92 (an exclamation mark or a question mark does not end a unit) is not patched: the sentence splitter has drawn findings in five consecutive rounds (the lowercase clause, "e.g.", the joined lines, the closers, the exclamation mark and the question mark) and was patched four times, so rule 4 of the convergence ruling closes the class the way line 48 closed. The module docstring states exactly what the guard accepts as a unit end and that review reads everything else; test_the_unit_ends_and_the_scope_of_the_name_patterns_are_documented pins the sentence and the behavior, and fails on the module of bdf60fc, where the sentence is missing. A pinned upstream sentence segmenter is a research-queue item (rule 8, layer instructions-skills). - Codex :51 (a carrier-first name of the managed Code Review app) is confirmed within the closed class: the same scope paragraph says that reordered phrasings of a pinned artifact are out of the guard's scope. - P3-1: the scope list named 11 of the 17 patterns; it names all 17 now, and test_the_scope_of_the_name_patterns_names_every_pattern compares the list itself with PATTERNS (it fails on the module of bdf60fc). P3-2: the right single quotation mark closer is tested (its mutant survived). P3-3: the comment at the sentence pattern says what the code does. - Codex :170 (retired.on is checked for its shape only) is a follow-up under rule 5: the shipped value is the date of the record, so 2099-12-31 is a mutant and not a reproduced failure of the shipped state. 88 single-edit mutants of the guard and its data are caught and 6 controls pass (mutations_retire_v9.py). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
Planning persistence (paired run 2b, 12 runs): repository state files stay the default; the native task list is ranked second and the Ralph-style loop third, for fallback only, with the command center's three statements (an external done check, a post hoc and provisional criterion, a preregistered criterion for any rerun). Orchestration (paired run 1, 18 runs): the single session stays the routing for bounded fixes on north-star code; neither the verify Workflow nor the agent team clears the preregistered rule. F3's two pairs with the team are void because its diff was not captured. The compact artifact holds the per-run rows and the sha256 of every private paper; the rows, their layer pages and the record's addendum state the decisions; tests/test_paired_runs_results.py recomputes each decision from the artifact (19 single-edit mutations are caught); the baseline manifest's label lists the fields that now differ from its rows. The advisor run and the routing run are recorded as owed work; their results are later records. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
The RTK 0.51.0 qualification receipt cited three places that require rtk 0.50.0 as path:line without a commit. #973 added two imports to tests/test_skill_usage.py, so the unqualified `tests/test_skill_usage.py:33` named PARSER_DIR instead of the version regex it named when the receipt was written. The three locators are now pinned to the commit that added the receipt (14048b8), where each resolves; tests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py reads the line at the pin through Git and requires the prerequisite's regex on it (it fails on the old receipt: line 33 of the working tree is PARSER_DIR). The comment in tests/test_skill_usage.py said ntpath.abspath adds a drive to a POSIX string; it turns the separators into backslashes and adds none (CPython v3.12.4 Lib/ntpath.py:564-578, _abspath_fallback). The comment says so and a new test measures it on a POSIX host. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
…he old text The comment in tests/test_skill_usage.py said ntpath.abspath adds a drive to a POSIX string; the previous commit corrected it (CPython v3.12.4 Lib/ntpath.py:564-578, _abspath_fallback joins the working directory only when isabs is false, then calls normpath). The repository's correction rule asks for a regression test that fails before the fix, and a measurement of the standard library cannot: it passes on the old comment too. test_the_comment_of_the_windows_path_test_states_what_abspath_does reads the source of the test the comment belongs to and requires that the wrong claim is gone and the corrected one and its citation are present. On the module with the old comment restored it fails (the regex matches "abspath adds a drive"); on this head all eight tests of the class pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
…ng for review micros) Codex review in GitHub at bf864c3, four P2s, each reproduced before the change: - background-workflows: the route now says a saved Workflow in a headless run fenced with --setting-sources local is launched by scriptPath (its name was not found in 6 of 6 runs of paired run 1, arm B) and that a long verifier is cut by the wait ceiling; Overturn when says which measured failures the route carries, and the slots.md index cell follows (a new check compares every row's Overturn when across the three surfaces). - agent-teams note: "won no fixture" is replaced by the counted result against the single session: 1 of the 5 fixtures where its diff was captured (F2), none of F3 to F6. - tests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py: a pin whose commit is present but whose tree is missing (a partial clone) is skipped; a bad path with the tree present still fails. - usage-cost-monitoring: the metering sentence is rewritten from a committed artifact (meter-windows-20261011.json) with a test that recomputes it. The "about 1.9 times" figure was one instant's (2.56 and 1.64 over two fixed 24-hour windows) and the clause that the events leave the advisor out contradicted the advisor run's Stage 0; both are gone. Paired run 5, as the command center directed: routing_5 in paired-runs.json (20 runs, the 12 decisive findings with the runs that found each, costs, hashes), RoutingRunTests recomputing the strict verdict from the rows (Opus stays), the record's addendum paragraph, run 4 marked stopped and run 5 removed from the owed table. No slot row, default or skill text changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
…uling, count the totals in the tolerant floor, state the order of the second trial Answers the command center's Claude first read of #1005 at 5c5eeca (three P2s, five P3s) and Codex's re-review in GitHub of the same head (one P1, four P2s); each was reproduced before the change. - The ruling file the record cites was edited by the command center after the record cited it (CC P2-1): routing_5.ruling and papers.ruling carry the current sha256 and size, the record's paragraph is regenerated from them, and a test that is enabled by PAIRED_PAPER_ROOTS resolves every private paper of the artifact against its recorded hash, so a paper that changes after it is cited is noticed on a host that has it. - The ruling's condition for Sonnet at medium (the change is mechanical, or a second Claude-family read exists) was dropped from the artifact and the paragraph (CC P2-2); it is in both now, with the clause that the allowance is the command center's routing discretion and not something run 5 measured (CC P3-2). - The slot-manifest label named an older slots.json and its list lacked three pairs, so the exact-difference check skipped (CC P2-3): the label is the sha256 of the shipped file and the list is recomputed (background-workflows route and overturn_when, usage-cost-monitoring evidence, and the agent-teams overturn condition edited below). - Codex P1: the second trial was added by the command center after trial 1 had met the registered rule (addendum 3 of the run's papers says so). The paragraph and the decision now state that the two-trial verdict is a ruled extension and not a preregistered outcome, and that an extension after a pass can only move the verdict toward Opus. - Codex P2 and CC P3-1: the tolerant reading also bounds the totals, and the floor printed (0.62) modelled the per-finding clause only; the full reading's floor is 0.56 (exact convolution, checked against enumeration). Both figures are kept and labelled, the correction is recorded in a new private note (hash in papers.correction), and the strict rule's chance with each finding's own pooled rate (0.73, a plug-in calculation) is added. - Codex P2 (workers.md:29): the agent-teams overturn condition names the class the default is scoped to (work where workers must message each other); paired run 1 measured bounded fixes, which fall outside it. - Codex P2 (workers.md:76): the task-list alternative states that it has no completion condition of its own and needs the external done check of loops-completion, as the measured F5 runs used all 8 sessions without declaring done. - Codex P2 and CC P3-3: a blob that is absent in a blobless partial clone skips the locator test and a path that is not in the tree at the pin still fails. - CC P3-4: the meter test's tolerance is 0.01. CC P3-5: the addendum's heading names both dates. Each correction fails its own test when undone alone: 31 single-edit mutants of the run-5 data and text and 7 of the locator check are caught. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
… the registered trigger, the time bounds, the basis of the tolerant floor Answers the command center's Claude micro of 425240f (PASS_WITH_P3: P3-1 to P3-7) and Codex's three new threads of the same head (workers.md:61, test_paired_runs_results.py:91, scheduling-supervision.md:9). Each was reproduced before the change: five tests of this commit fail on the data of 425240f (retained output fail-before-micro3.txt). - P3-1: decision.two_trial_verdict_basis no longer says that the decision to run two trials was not fixed before any run. Addendum 1 (paired-routing/addendum-01-ruling-and-extension-20261011.md, sha256 1917091f, line 13, written before any run) fixed the trigger too: after a passing trial 1 the run ends (Sonnet takes review micros, no second trial). The command center ran trial 2 after seeing that result (addendum 3, pinned beside the basis with its path, size and hash), so the two-trial verdict stays a ruled extension and not a preregistered outcome. The paragraph of the record is regenerated from the artifact; the ruling's sidecar correction (sha256 338600a9) is pinned as papers.ruling_correction and the ruling's own bytes are unchanged; ruling.routing says "read or micro" like the ruling. - Codex P1 (test_paired_runs_results.py:91): the tolerant floor's reading and null model are the run's own, registered before any run (addendum 1, lines 17-18: the reading with the clause on the totals, and the noise floors of two identical reviewers who each find a finding with probability p in each run); no third-party source defines them, so the reference is the brute-force enumeration that already fails before the correction. The convolution of the per-finding differences is the one numpy 2.5.3 documents for numpy.convolve ("the sum of two independent random variables is distributed according to the convolution of their individual distributions"); a test cross-checks tolerant_floor against numpy.convolve where numpy is installed, the artifact records both bases (decision.tolerant_floor_basis), and the gated papers test reads lines 17-18 of the retained addendum. - Codex P2 (workers.md:61) and P3-3: the orchestration-frameworks row and the record said "a 45-minute ceiling per run". The registered design has two bounds, a 50-minute process cap for a headless session and a 45-minute cap for the team (paired-runs.json design.caps; preregistration.md line 156, sha256 531758c4), and the Workflow's verifier was cut by the client's own 45-minute wait for background tasks: the stderr of the runs F1-B, F3-B, F4-B and F5-B reads "Background tasks still running 45m after the last turn", after 2779 to 2794 seconds, inside the 50-minute cap. The row (slots.json and workers.md) and the record say so, and test_the_time_bounds_the_row_and_the_record_state_are_the_registered_ones computes the counts from the run rows (4 of 6 Workflow runs, 4 of 6 team runs of which 3 at the team cap). - Codex P2 (scheduling-supervision.md:9): that text is #1001's (commit ba6ab3a). This commit carries the same wording as #1001's third commit (efaa077): GitHub Actions schedules repository jobs, Claude runs inside GitHub are retired (2026-10-10, docs/decisions/2026-10-10-retire-in-github-claude-review.md:5-6, :43), so a scheduled Claude task runs locally. The test of the wording is that commit's. - P3-7: the RTK locator test cites git 2.53.0 git-ls-tree(1), OUTPUT FORMAT, for the entry it splits. The label of claude-native-slot-manifest.json equals the sha256 of slots.json again (relabel last). Its strict test arrives with #1001. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
…the runner's setting, not the client's The command center's Claude micro of #1005 at 49bb649 (P2-1, P3-2, P3-3); each item was reproduced on that head before the change. - P2-1: the previous commit said the Workflow's verifier was cut by "claude -p's own 45-minute wait for background tasks". The runner set CLAUDE_CODE_PRINT_BG_WAIT_CEILING_MS=2700000 for every headless run (paired/orch_run.py line 137); the client's default is 10 minutes (the retained env-vars.md line 357: "Default: `600000`, or 10 minutes"; headless.md line 77: "after 10 minutes of continuous idle waiting by default"). The decision is unaffected: the runs show exactly what a 45-minute ceiling produces (the four Workflow runs that ended there ran background work for 2,702 to 2,703 seconds, the ceiling being 2,700). One rewording pass over the orchestration-frameworks and background-workflows rows (slots.json), their pages (workers.md) and the record, with the setting in design.caps and the three sources as papers (the runner file, retained and hashed; the two documentation lines, hashed and checked on their lines by the gated test). - The test pins of the old wording are inverted and fail on the data of 49bb649 (fail-before-wave.txt); test_the_background_wait_ceiling_is_the_runners_setting_and_the_clients_default_is_ten_minutes computes the 2,700 seconds from the run rows; 13 single-edit mutants are caught and the control passes (mutations-wave.md). - P3-3: the git-ls-tree quote of the RTK locator test is exact (git 2.53.0, OUTPUT FORMAT and -z). The label of claude-native-slot-manifest.json equals the sha256 of slots.json again (relabel last). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
… label after the rebase onto main Mechanical, after the rebase of the seven commits of this pull request onto main at b490361 (the landing of #1001, whose forward commits replace the first head ba6ab3a that this branch was stacked on). - The rebase conflicted in manifests/evidence.json and in claude-native-slot-manifest.json only, at seven of the seven replayed commits. Both were resolved by taking main's side: main already carries #1001's corrected manifest note and its strict label test, and this branch's own rows are re-registered below. - evidence_manifest.py --write and host_receipts.register_file re-register every file this branch adds or changes (12 files and the manifest) at its current bytes; relabel_manifest.py then sets the label of the slot manifest to the sha256 of slots.json (76d5eff8...) and rebuilds the list of differences, last. The note of the manifest keeps #1001's wording (GitHub Actions schedules repository jobs; a scheduled Claude task runs locally). - The diff against main is the diff of this pull request: 14 files, +3708/-57, no file of #1001 or #986. - validate.py and evidence_manifest.py --check pass (11654 files). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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, #1005 and #986 (#1018) The row of adoption/skills/manifest.json and this repository's source pin in catalogs/landscape/skills-lifecycle.json follow the skill to c59655c, the commit of main that holds its final state after the retirement of the Claude-in-GitHub rows (#1001), the paired-run results (#1005) and the cross-client page (#986). Only the measured pin fields change, from the commit's own bytes: url, ref, tree_sha (3a485d2... to f08d0d2...), skill_md_sha256 and skill_md_bytes (2,224 to 2,290), and the manifest's checked_at. The description stays 349 characters, so the listing sums and the ceiling are unchanged. A dated amendment in the row's decision record names the move; the three files are registered in manifests/evidence.json. The skill is not installed by this change. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
…oint the Cloud routines locator Fold 3 on 450608c, at the command center's request after its read of fold 2. Regression tests: tests/test_native_practice_owed_check_corrections.py, in the style of tests/test_native_practice_doc_corrections.py, pins the two corrections fold 2 made from the command center's owed-checks report (command-center/claude-native/OWED-CHECKS-2.1.302-20261017.md). - F1.1, settings-permissions (SettingsPermissionsRmPromptTests): [email protected] L245 (2.1.299) fixes rm prompts on shell -c scripts; it does not change rule evaluation, which L373 and L280 (2.1.299) do. The slots.json row cites L245 only as "L245 (2.1.299, rm prompts on shell `-c` scripts)", its rule-evaluation sentence cites L373 and L280 without L245, and the native-clients.md section carries the corrected Evidence and Notes lines and neither of the two wrong phrases. - F2.1, subagent-definitions (SubagentDefinitionsDriftNoteTests): the note has none of the three stale drift phrases and states that the copies match; the workers.md section mirrors it. The count of definitions in the corrected sentence equals the files in adoption/agents/claude and in .claude/agents, which are byte-identical. Its locator into docs/decisions/2026-10-13-claude-agent-drift-check.md names the line that records the old note as stale. The host folder ~/.claude/agents is not readable from the repository. Fail first: with only the test file overlaid on 728141f, each of the 5 tests fails with an assertion (FAILED (failures=1) each; the module FAILED (failures=5)). At 450608c with the file added, each passes (module OK). Locators: /usr/bin/grep -rn over the whole repository, not capped, for the basename of slots.json and of each of the 12 reference pages this PR changed, followed by :<digits>, finds 103 locators in text files and one compiled .pyc that git ignores. Only slots.json moved lines in this PR: every hunk in the pages replaces lines one for one. One live locator into it was stale. The gap-resolution record at line 174 cited reference/slots.json:1625 for the "Cloud routines" alternative of scheduled-tasks: the right line at 8c95a50, the revision its search names, and on main. The text is at line 1649 now. Because the sentence reports that search, the locator keeps :1625 at 8c95a50 and adds "current locator `:1649`", the form the ecosystem-roadmap record uses (2026-09-28-ecosystem-roadmap.md:357). Line 1649 is "Cloud routines" in the alternatives of scheduled-tasks. The edit stays on its line, so the record keeps its 245 lines and its lines 179-181 keep the numbers that the usage-cost-monitoring note and tests/test_native_practice_ledger_obs_sched.py:85 cite. Its slots.json:3 locator (client_version) still resolves. The other hits stay as they are: - 64 sit in evidence/artifacts/claude-native-practice-20261009/primary-source-reading.json. They resolve at a30c218, and tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance checks them there. The record that describes them (2026-10-09-claude-code-native-practice.md:344) gives slots.md:35 as an example and says it resolves at that revision. - The test comments that cite a review finding of #1001 or #1005 are history. - The rest name other files whose names end the same way: 2026-09-30-omniroute-runtime-workers.md, 2026-09-28-openhands-resolver-isolation.md, a docs/token-efficiency.md that this repository has never tracked (agent-lab's), and the dated slots.json snapshots under evidence/artifacts. Evidence rows: scripts/host_receipts.register_file added rows for the two changed files; the gap-resolution record had none. scripts/evidence_manifest.py --write left the file unchanged. Checks, run with fold 3 in the tree before this commit: python3 scripts/validate.py rc 0; python3 scripts/evidence_manifest.py --check rc 0. The test modules that name a changed path (grep -rl over tests/ for each changed file's basename, claude-native-practice and slot-manifest, not capped) are now 74. Two are new to the list: the new module, and tests.test_upstream_surface_watch, which reads the gap-resolution record. unittest counted 4,220 tests. 64 modules pass, among them the new module (5 tests), tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance (9) and tests.test_native_practice_fork_toggle (2). The other 10 fail because of this host, not the fold. CI passed every validate shard at 450608c. - These fail the same way with the tracked tree at 450608c: tests.test_upstream_surface_watch (4 CachedArtifactTests, which read this host's surface-watch cache; its record checks pass); tests.test_local_pages_overview (the 2 ComposerTests); tests.test_local_pages_architecture_read_boundary and tests.test_local_pages_architecture_sources (26 errors each, no /usr/bin/zstd); and one test of tests.test_token_e2e_grader (git clone --local across filesystems). - tests.test_component_matrix, tests.test_final_admission, tests.test_final_stack and tests.test_gap_closeouts need jsonschema, which this host's python3 lacks. With fold 3 they pass in a Python 3.12 venv built from .github/requirements-ci.txt, as do tests.test_lane_packets and tests.test_paired_runs_results. - tests.test_saturation_ledger lost one V2PendingCliTests test, with "native publication scanner unavailable", in each of two runs made while three test streams shared the host. Run alone it passes under python3 (OK, skipped=1) and in the venv (OK). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…ude Code 2.1.302 (#1234) * docs(claude-native-practice): bring the practice pages current to Claude Code 2.1.302 Source for every edit: anthropics/claude-code CHANGELOG.md at v2.1.302 (fetched 2026-10-16T22:15Z with `gh api repos/anthropics/claude-code/contents/CHANGELOG.md -H "Accept: application/vnd.github.raw"`, sha256 prefix 57fde96b3318543c), cited by line as [email protected] L<n>; each cited line was checked against the fetched file. The fetched file has no 2.1.297 or 2.1.298 section. - Headers: slots.md, slots.json and the eleven layer pages move to client 2.1.302, checked 2026-10-16; cross-client.md is left alone (hash-tested against cross-client-lines.json). - native-clients.md: settings-permissions records the 2.1.299 rule-evaluation change (L373, L280, L245, L270) with an owed audit of prefix-matched mcp__ entries; checkpoints-rewind records that 2.1.300 transcripts carry each request (L186) and owes a re-measured footprint; model-effort-routing keeps CLAUDE_CODE_WORKFLOW_SUBAGENT_MODEL unset too (L411, L224, L371). - isolation.md: sandbox cites the 2.1.299 and 2.1.300 sandbox changes and has M1 run on 2.1.302 (L249, L190); the M49 worktree probe moves to 2.1.302 (L153, L148, L77, L324, L157). - token-efficiency.md: context-compaction records idle compaction, the /config row and subagent autoCompactWindow at their defaults (L217-L218, L6, L410, L110); output-compression cites Read allow_large, CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_FILE_MENTIONS and updatedInput validation (L414, L216, L189) and owes an rtk-hook check. - workers.md: subagent-definitions records the tools: list change and fork subagents on in -p (L374, L410, L35, L36); background-workflows routes the 2.1.300 resume through the Workflow tool's approval, to be re-observed (L185, L365, L81, L411). - mcp-surfaces.md: the 4,096-character up-front limit (L469, L377, L142). - agent-sdks.md: headless-sdk routes the 2.1.302 -p start mode and fork subagents (L34, L35, L36, L291). - observation-inference.md: usage-cost-monitoring lists the new OTel fields for the collector allowlists (L126, L130, L75, L76, L18, L467, L186). slots.json mirrors every page edit (Evidence, Notes and Route match the pages exactly); the slot manifest's sha256_when_labeled follows slots.json and differs_from_this_snapshot_in gains the newly differing evidence and route slots; manifests/evidence.json re-registers the changed files. Checks: python3 scripts/validate.py rc 0; scripts/evidence_manifest.py --check rc 0; the 13 native-practice test modules ran 347 tests, with the same two ComposerTests failures as on the base 90471d6 (the overview composer's layer pages hit a ModuleNotFoundError in this environment) and nothing else. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QcCViiYWLxs4igpJR3yws6 * Correct the Workflow overturn citation and four wording slips in the 2.1.302 practice pages The CC's Claude-family read of 0b361d4 found one false citation: workers.md and slots.json gave [email protected] L411 as a Workflow resume or limit change, but L411 (2.1.296) only adds CLAUDE_CODE_WORKFLOW_SUBAGENT_MODEL. The overturn still fired through L365 (2.1.299, the nesting limit) and L185 (2.1.300, resume through the Workflow tool's approval), so the parenthetical now cites those two. Wording now follows the cited lines: the /config Idle compaction row turns idle compaction off or back on (L6); the 4,096-character figure is the default limit (L469); L34's comma is restored. The settings-permissions (L373) and headless-sdk (L34, L35) notes now say that their overturn fired, as the other updated slots do. slots.json mirrors every edit; the slot manifest's sha256_when_labeled and the seven changed files' manifests/evidence.json rows were refreshed with scripts/host_receipts.py register_file. Checks: python3 scripts/validate.py rc 0; python3 scripts/evidence_manifest.py --check rc 0; the 13 test modules that read these pages ran 347 tests with the same two ComposerTests failures as on the untouched base 90471d6 and nothing else. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> * docs(claude-native-practice): the fork toggle is fork-only (GPT read P1 at 887f929) The headless-sdk row (agent-sdks.md:9 and its slots.json mirror) offered CLAUDE_CODE_FORK_SUBAGENT=0 as an alternative to keeping Agent out of --tools for a worker that must not fan out. [email protected] L35 says the variable turns off fork subagents (subagent_type "fork") only, so a named subagent can still fan out. The row now keeps Agent out of --tools as the control and describes the toggle as fork-only. tests/test_native_practice_fork_toggle.py pins the corrected text (it fails on 887f929 with only the test overlaid) and the page's mirror of the row. The two files' evidence rows are refreshed through scripts/host_receipts.py register_file. Source: anthropics/claude-code CHANGELOG.md at tag v2.1.302, line 35. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> * docs(claude-native-practice): record the 2.1.302 owed checks and relabel the slot manifest A fold on 728141f that applies the PR #1234 diffs of the command center's owed-checks report (command-center/claude-native/OWED-CHECKS-2.1.302-20261017.md, written 2026-10-17T02:43:07Z). Each page edit is mirrored in its slots.json row. Rule source: anthropics/claude-code CHANGELOG.md at tag v2.1.302, cited as [email protected] L<n> with the release each line sits under. - native-clients.md:53-54, settings-permissions (report F1.1, F1.2): L245 (2.1.299) fixes rm prompts on shell -c scripts; it does not change rule evaluation. The evidence and the note now cite L373 and L280 for rule evaluation and L245 for the built-in prompt. The owed audit of mcp__ rules against L373, L280 and L270 (2.1.299) replaces the owed sentence: no rule relied on prefix matching, so none changes. - workers.md:13, subagent-definitions (F2.1, F2.2): the note said four host copies differ from adoption/agents/claude and four host-only definitions exist. diff -rq of adoption/agents/claude and of .claude/agents against ~/.claude/agents exits 0, 11 files each, so the claim was false at 728141f. The owed audit of the tools: lists against L374 (2.1.299) is recorded: 25 whole-name grants from six servers, and no list changes. - token-efficiency.md:50-51, output-compression (F3.1): the owed check of the rtk hook against the updatedInput validation of L189 (2.1.300) is recorded (rtk-ai/[email protected] src/hooks/hook_cmd.rs:648-651 replaces only command), and L916 (2.1.290) joins the evidence. - mcp-surfaces.md:12-13, mcp-config-tool-search (F4.1): the owed measurement of the up-front context at the 4,096-character default of L469 (2.1.296) is recorded, beside L377 (2.1.299); L602 (2.1.295) and L1926 (2.1.280) join the evidence. - observation-inference.md:13, usage-cost-monitoring (F5.2): the note said each new field is to be added to the collector's allowlists. It now says neither collector profile keeps the five event fields of L126 (2.1.300), L75 and L76 (2.1.301) and L18 (2.1.302), and that the span attributes of L130 (2.1.300) need no allowlist entry because the templates export no Claude traces. The six diffs were applied with git apply after git apply --check (exit 0 each). Each replaced evidence or notes line occurs once at 728141f; the "]," lines that the slots.json hunks also rewrite are placed by their context. Each result has the sha256 the report proposes. Label fix: current_decision_source.sha256_when_labeled in claude-native-slot-manifest.json now names the sha256 of this commit's slots.json, taken from sha256sum. This corrects 728141f, which changed slots.json without moving the label, so tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance (test_the_label_names_the_shipped_slots_file) fails there; the CC had capped its test selection for that commit. differs_from_this_snapshot_in is unchanged. Of the fields the manifest exports, the fold changes only evidence, in settings-permissions, output-compression and mcp-config-tool-search, and the manifest already lists all three. Notes are not exported. The manifests/evidence.json rows of the seven changed files were refreshed with scripts/host_receipts.register_file; scripts/evidence_manifest.py --write left the file unchanged. Checks, run with the fold applied before this commit: python3 scripts/validate.py rc 0; python3 scripts/evidence_manifest.py --check rc 0. The test modules that name a changed path (grep -rl over tests/ for each changed file's basename, claude-native-practice and slot-manifest, not capped) are 72; each ran on its own (unittest counted 4,099 tests). 64 pass, among them tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance (9 tests) and tests.test_native_practice_fork_toggle (2). The other 8 fail from this host's environment, not the fold; at 728141f the only test that failed in CI was the label test. Four fail the same way on the untouched 728141f: tests.test_local_pages_overview (the 2 ComposerTests failures); tests.test_local_pages_architecture_read_boundary and tests.test_local_pages_architecture_sources (26 errors each, no /usr/bin/zstd); and one test of tests.test_token_e2e_grader (git clone --local cannot hardlink across filesystems). The other four need jsonschema, which this host's python3 lacks: tests.test_component_matrix, tests.test_final_admission, tests.test_final_stack and tests.test_gap_closeouts. With the fold they pass in a Python 3.12 venv built from .github/requirements-ci.txt, as do tests.test_lane_packets, tests.test_paired_runs_results and tests.test_saturation_ledger, whose jsonschema tests had skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> * test(claude-native-practice): pin the F1.1 and F2.1 corrections; re-point the Cloud routines locator Fold 3 on 450608c, at the command center's request after its read of fold 2. Regression tests: tests/test_native_practice_owed_check_corrections.py, in the style of tests/test_native_practice_doc_corrections.py, pins the two corrections fold 2 made from the command center's owed-checks report (command-center/claude-native/OWED-CHECKS-2.1.302-20261017.md). - F1.1, settings-permissions (SettingsPermissionsRmPromptTests): [email protected] L245 (2.1.299) fixes rm prompts on shell -c scripts; it does not change rule evaluation, which L373 and L280 (2.1.299) do. The slots.json row cites L245 only as "L245 (2.1.299, rm prompts on shell `-c` scripts)", its rule-evaluation sentence cites L373 and L280 without L245, and the native-clients.md section carries the corrected Evidence and Notes lines and neither of the two wrong phrases. - F2.1, subagent-definitions (SubagentDefinitionsDriftNoteTests): the note has none of the three stale drift phrases and states that the copies match; the workers.md section mirrors it. The count of definitions in the corrected sentence equals the files in adoption/agents/claude and in .claude/agents, which are byte-identical. Its locator into docs/decisions/2026-10-13-claude-agent-drift-check.md names the line that records the old note as stale. The host folder ~/.claude/agents is not readable from the repository. Fail first: with only the test file overlaid on 728141f, each of the 5 tests fails with an assertion (FAILED (failures=1) each; the module FAILED (failures=5)). At 450608c with the file added, each passes (module OK). Locators: /usr/bin/grep -rn over the whole repository, not capped, for the basename of slots.json and of each of the 12 reference pages this PR changed, followed by :<digits>, finds 103 locators in text files and one compiled .pyc that git ignores. Only slots.json moved lines in this PR: every hunk in the pages replaces lines one for one. One live locator into it was stale. The gap-resolution record at line 174 cited reference/slots.json:1625 for the "Cloud routines" alternative of scheduled-tasks: the right line at 8c95a50, the revision its search names, and on main. The text is at line 1649 now. Because the sentence reports that search, the locator keeps :1625 at 8c95a50 and adds "current locator `:1649`", the form the ecosystem-roadmap record uses (2026-09-28-ecosystem-roadmap.md:357). Line 1649 is "Cloud routines" in the alternatives of scheduled-tasks. The edit stays on its line, so the record keeps its 245 lines and its lines 179-181 keep the numbers that the usage-cost-monitoring note and tests/test_native_practice_ledger_obs_sched.py:85 cite. Its slots.json:3 locator (client_version) still resolves. The other hits stay as they are: - 64 sit in evidence/artifacts/claude-native-practice-20261009/primary-source-reading.json. They resolve at a30c218, and tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance checks them there. The record that describes them (2026-10-09-claude-code-native-practice.md:344) gives slots.md:35 as an example and says it resolves at that revision. - The test comments that cite a review finding of #1001 or #1005 are history. - The rest name other files whose names end the same way: 2026-09-30-omniroute-runtime-workers.md, 2026-09-28-openhands-resolver-isolation.md, a docs/token-efficiency.md that this repository has never tracked (agent-lab's), and the dated slots.json snapshots under evidence/artifacts. Evidence rows: scripts/host_receipts.register_file added rows for the two changed files; the gap-resolution record had none. scripts/evidence_manifest.py --write left the file unchanged. Checks, run with fold 3 in the tree before this commit: python3 scripts/validate.py rc 0; python3 scripts/evidence_manifest.py --check rc 0. The test modules that name a changed path (grep -rl over tests/ for each changed file's basename, claude-native-practice and slot-manifest, not capped) are now 74. Two are new to the list: the new module, and tests.test_upstream_surface_watch, which reads the gap-resolution record. unittest counted 4,220 tests. 64 modules pass, among them the new module (5 tests), tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance (9) and tests.test_native_practice_fork_toggle (2). The other 10 fail because of this host, not the fold. CI passed every validate shard at 450608c. - These fail the same way with the tracked tree at 450608c: tests.test_upstream_surface_watch (4 CachedArtifactTests, which read this host's surface-watch cache; its record checks pass); tests.test_local_pages_overview (the 2 ComposerTests); tests.test_local_pages_architecture_read_boundary and tests.test_local_pages_architecture_sources (26 errors each, no /usr/bin/zstd); and one test of tests.test_token_e2e_grader (git clone --local across filesystems). - tests.test_component_matrix, tests.test_final_admission, tests.test_final_stack and tests.test_gap_closeouts need jsonschema, which this host's python3 lacks. With fold 3 they pass in a Python 3.12 venv built from .github/requirements-ci.txt, as do tests.test_lane_packets and tests.test_paired_runs_results. - tests.test_saturation_ledger lost one V2PendingCliTests test, with "native publication scanner unavailable", in each of two runs made while three test streams shared the host. Run alone it passes under python3 (OK, skipped=1) and in the venv (OK). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> * docs(claude-native-practice): close the four read findings on 1af2052, each pinned by a test Fold 4 on 1af2052. Both reads of 1af2052 are done; this commit fixes the four findings the command center listed from them. Each correction has a regression test that fails, with an AssertionError, on the text it replaces. 1. P2: F5.2 had no regression test (observation-inference.md:13, slots.json:2107; F5.2 of the command center's owed-checks report, OWED-CHECKS-2.1.302-20261017.md). The new class UsageCostMonitoringSpanAttributeTests in tests/test_native_practice_owed_check_corrections.py checks that the row and the page: - lack "is to be added to the collector's tool-name and privacy allowlists"; - carry "The span attributes need no allowlist entry" and "To be tested, with Claude traces on". It also checks that the test line the note cites (tests/test_observability_tool_names.py:178) still asserts OTEL_TRACES_EXPORTER "none". Run with only the test file overlaid on 728141f, each of its 3 tests fails. They pass at 1af2052, where fold 2 made the correction, and at this commit. 2. P3: the L916 sentence ([email protected] L916, 2.1.290) left out F3.2 (token-efficiency.md:51, slots.json:785). One sentence is added to the output-compression note, written to the row and the page from one string. It says three things: - rtk 0.51.0 rewrites every npx command (rtk-ai/[email protected] src/discover/rules.rs:120); - none of the 19 `npx *skills` deny rules in the user settings has an `rtk npx` twin; - PR #1238 adds the 19 twins to the template. The counts come from an exact-key read of permissions.deny at 2026-10-17T04:41:38Z (19 rules, 0 twins). The repository's own matcher (ProfileTemplateSettingsTests.bash_rule_matches) finds no deny rule for six rtk spellings of the skills CLI there, and one for the plain spelling. PR #1238's template holds 19 rules and 19 twins at its head 6bf2eb5. OutputCompressionRtkNpxGapTests checks that the row and the page carry the sentence after the force-push one; both checks fail on 728141f and on 1af2052. It also checks that the template still holds 19 `Bash(npx *skills` rules, which stays true after #1238. The slot manifest's sha256_when_labeled is the sha256 of this commit's slots.json, taken from sha256sum. differs_from_this_snapshot_in is unchanged because notes are not exported (test_no_other_exported_field_differs passes). 3. P3: fold 3's "current locator `:1649`" in docs/decisions/2026-10-09-claude-code-gap-resolution.md:174 would go stale. As the command center ruled, the record is back to main's bytes (git checkout origin/main; git diff --quiet origin/main exits 0), because its citation is already pinned to the search revision 8c95a50. The evidence row fold 3 added for it is removed; the record has none on main. DispositionCitationTests in tests/test_upstream_surface_watch.py already checks this record against references that move. It gains two tests: - the routines sentence keeps `reference/slots.json:1625` and has no "current locator" (fails on 1af2052; passes on 728141f and here); - line 1625 is "Cloud routines" at 8c95a50 (skipped when the history lacks that revision). 4. P3: the slot manifest's note (claude-native-slot-manifest.json:69) named six slots whose notes differ from the snapshot when 21 do. It also named three of the five top-level keys that differ: checked_at and client_version differ too, since this PR's first commit. The sentence now names fields, not slots: "Slot fields this export does not carry also differ (notes, primary_sources, primary_sources_total and github-action's retired block), and so do the top-level checked_at, client_version, cross_client, selection_rule and status_values." A new test in tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance's BaselineHistoryTests, test_the_note_names_what_differs_beyond_the_exported_fields, builds that sentence from the baseline and current slots files. On failure it prints the sentence to write; it fails on 728141f and on 1af2052. The note's other counts hold at this commit: the 2.1.302 update changed the evidence of eleven slots and four routes. Evidence rows: manifests/evidence.json is 450608c's copy, with rows registered through scripts/host_receipts.register_file for the six files this fold changes and for the fold-3 test. Against 1af2052 it drops the record's row and refreshes those six. scripts/evidence_manifest.py --write left it unchanged. Checks, run with fold 4 in the tree before this commit: - python3 scripts/validate.py rc 0; python3 scripts/evidence_manifest.py --check rc 0. - The five acceptance modules, each by name, all OK: tests.test_native_practice_ledger_obs_sched (8 tests), tests.test_native_practice_ledger_rows_1 (3), tests.test_native_practice_ledger_rows_tokeff_new (7), tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance (10) and tests.test_skills_manifest (38). - The test selection is not capped: grep -rl over tests/ for the basename of every path this PR or this fold changes, plus claude-native-practice and slot-manifest, gives 76 modules. - 75 ran one at a time and unittest counted 4,324 tests; 66 modules pass. - tests.test_runtime_worker_openhands_push_gate, which reads the committed HEAD, runs after this commit. - The other 9 fail because of this host, not the fold; CI passed every validate shard at 450608c. - These fail the same way with the tracked tree at 450608c, as measured for fold 3: - tests.test_upstream_surface_watch: the same 4 CachedArtifactTests, which read this host's surface-watch cache. Its new record tests pass. - tests.test_local_pages_overview: the 2 ComposerTests. - tests.test_local_pages_architecture_read_boundary and tests.test_local_pages_architecture_sources: 26 errors each, no /usr/bin/zstd. - one test of tests.test_token_e2e_grader: git clone --local across filesystems. - tests.test_component_matrix, tests.test_final_admission, tests.test_final_stack and tests.test_gap_closeouts need jsonschema, which this host's python3 lacks. With fold 4 they pass in a Python 3.12 venv built from .github/requirements-ci.txt, as do tests.test_lane_packets and tests.test_paired_runs_results. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> * fix(claude-native-practice): keep the gap-resolution record's evidence row; scope the rtk npx sentence Fold 5 on 609d3e1. Both reads of 609d3e1 requested changes, and the higher rating governs. This commit fixes the two findings the command center listed. 1. P1 (Muse): the command center corrects ruling 3 of fold 4. - docs/decisions/2026-10-09-claude-code-gap-resolution.md stays at main's bytes, but its manifests/evidence.json row must not be dropped. - Fold 3 (1af2052) registered the record. The PR-registration check requires a row for every path a PR commit registered (scripts/validate.py:776 and :786-788). CI runs it with the PR base and the previous heads (.github/workflows/validate.yml:173-178). Only a deleted file may lose its entry (docs/lanes.md:119-127; the fixtures at tests/test_registry_rows.py:68-84 and :112). - At 609d3e1, python3 scripts/validate.py --registration-base 1af2052 and --registration-base f00d478 each exited 1 with "docs/decisions/2026-10-09-claude-code-gap-resolution.md: required registration row missing", and CI's validate-shard-0 failed. - scripts/host_receipts.register_file restores the row with the reverted file's current sha256 and bytes (15899 bytes; the file is unchanged against main). 2. P3 (Claude and Muse): "Every npx command is rewritten too" is false at rtk v0.51.0 (rtk-ai/rtk@e001f773) for an npx command that a deny rule matches. - rtk's Claude hook checks the original command against the Bash deny rules first (src/hooks/permissions.rs:84-90) and skips the rewrite on a match (src/hooks/hook_cmd.rs:688-691); only the remaining npx commands reach the npx rule (src/discover/rules.rs:120). - The sentence now limits the rewrite to npx commands that no deny rule matches, and says that the twins in #1238 cover the `rtk npx` spelling, which rtk's own deny check does not cover. - The edit script reads the sentence from the test's CLAUSE and writes it to token-efficiency.md:51 and slots.json:785. The module docstring is scoped the same way. - With only the test file overlaid on 609d3e1, OutputCompressionRtkNpxGapTests.test_the_row_names_the_gap_and_its_fix and test_the_page_carries_the_row each fail with an AssertionError; both pass here. - The slot manifest's sha256_when_labeled is the sha256 of this commit's slots.json, taken from sha256sum. differs_from_this_snapshot_in is unchanged, because notes are not exported. Evidence rows: register_file refreshed the rows of slots.json, token-efficiency.md, the slot manifest and the test module, and restored the record's. scripts/evidence_manifest.py --write left the file unchanged. Checks, run with fold 5 in the tree before this commit: - python3 scripts/validate.py rc 0; python3 scripts/evidence_manifest.py --check rc 0. The registration checks read the committed head, so validate.py with --registration-base origin/main and with --registration-base 1af2052 runs after this commit; the PR body records the exits. - The five acceptance modules all pass: tests.test_native_practice_ledger_obs_sched (8 tests), tests.test_native_practice_ledger_rows_1 (3), tests.test_native_practice_ledger_rows_tokeff_new (7), tests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance (10) and tests.test_skills_manifest (38). - The uncapped selection is the same 76 modules as for fold 4. 75 ran before the commit, in two streams, with tests.test_saturation_ledger alone afterwards; unittest counted 4,324 tests. - 66 pass, among them tests.test_registry_rows, tests.test_validate and tests.test_host_receipts. - tests.test_runtime_worker_openhands_push_gate runs on the committed head. - The other 9 are the environment failures recorded for fold 4. Each fails the same way at the previous head, or passes in the CI-requirements venv: four CachedArtifactTests, two ComposerTests, no /usr/bin/zstd (two modules), one cross-filesystem clone, and four modules that need jsonschema. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Scope
claude-native-practiceskill: a compact artifact with the per-run rows and the sha256 of every private paper behind them, the five slot rows the results decide (planning-persistence,loops-completion,orchestration-frameworks,agent-teams,background-workflows) with their layer pages, the owed-work row of the advisor run (paired run 4, stopped on 2026-10-11 at the owner's priority, no verdict), the result of the routing run (paired run 5, decided 2026-10-11: arouting_5section of the artifact, a test that recomputes the strict verdict from its rows, the record's paragraph), the record's addendum, the baseline manifest's label, and a test that recomputes each decision from the artifact. A second commit carries the command center's two P3s of its read of Cover the managed-config path rule's normalisation and Windows clauses under ntpath #973, and a third commit pins one of them with a test that fails on the old text (below). A fourth commit,5c5eecaadbbaf0fd4ad2c39236fb820b3b47fbf4, answers the Codex review in GitHub atbf864c370(four P2s) and records paired run 5, in one forward commit as the command center directed (below). A fifth commit,425240f6e9342675f730e970d2078db5d59490e4, answers the command center's Claude first read and Codex's re-review of that head, both at5c5eecaad(three P2s and five P3s; one P1 and four P2s), in one forward commit (below); the co-op's GPT first read covers the range to this head). A sixth commit,49bb6494e152db393646a4782a2fdec07463bc72, answers the command center's Claude micro of that head (PASS_WITH_P3, seven P3s) and Codex's three new threads of the same head, in one forward commit leased on425240f6e(below); the range for a read of it is425240f6e..49bb6494e, and the co-op's GPT first read coversba6ab3a5c..49bb6494e. A seventh commit,1190b957ff3ce2fe6e0475662b78ab3972a5ca75, answers the command center's Claude micro of that head (one blocker, three P3s) in one forward commit leased on49bb6494e(below); the range for the confirmation micro is49bb6494e..1190b957f.b490361c5235dcdb22ecb3ab285486c335bd8ee0(with Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001, Converge 373 public stars and schedule weekly review intake #978 and Read the newest sweep manifest in the new-host grand list #1000 landed). The pull request targets main because theverdict-review-gatecheck fails closed for any other base. The branch was stacked on Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001's first headba6ab3a5cand is rebased onto main now that Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001 landed (the command center's order of 2026-10-11: the retirement PR, this PR, then one re-pin that names the row sets of all of them): the seven commits of this PR were replayed in order, with the same subjects (218efbd9d->4135a801f,88e06f947->4bf5c2bf5,bf864c370->be553be19,5c5eecaad->5b2b49aed,425240f6e->37c26642a,49bb6494e->037c062a6,1190b957f->529fa6db0), and one mechanical commit on top,a00744f0e84455714a17aa7ec73fec22202dd1b9, which re-registers the files and recomputes the label of the slot manifest (relabel last). Everything cited below as218efbd9dto1190b957fis the pre-rebase history, the heads that the families read; the commit list of this PR isgit log b490361c5..a00744f0e. The conflicts of the rebase weremanifests/evidence.jsonand the slot manifest only, resolved by taking main's side before the finalization. The diff of this PR's own patch before and after the rebase (git diff ba6ab3a5c 1190b957fagainstgit diff b490361c5 a00744f0e, line multisets per file) differs in exactly four places:scheduling-supervision.mdand two lines ofslots.json(the scheduled-tasks route and alternative) are no longer in this PR's diff because Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001 landed the identical text, the label line of the slot manifest, and eight versus six rows ofmanifests/evidence.json. The skills manifest's pin of theclaude-native-practicerow is not touched here.lane:foundation.claude/skills/claude-native-practice/reference/slots.json,.claude/skills/claude-native-practice/reference/workers.md,.claude/skills/claude-native-practice/reference/observation-inference.md,docs/decisions/2026-10-09-claude-code-native-practice.md,evidence/artifacts/claude-native-practice-20261009/claude-native-slot-manifest.json(its label only),evidence/artifacts/native-practice-paired-runs-20261010/paired-runs.json(new),tests/test_paired_runs_results.py(new),manifests/evidence.json(re-registered rows); in the second commitevidence/receipts/rtk-051-qualification-20261004.json(three locators pinned),tests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py(new) andtests/test_skill_usage.py(one comment, one test); in the fourth commit.claude/skills/claude-native-practice/reference/slots.md(one index cell), therouting_5section ofpaired-runs.json,evidence/artifacts/claude-native-practice-20261009/meter-windows-20261011.json(new),tests/test_native_practice_meter_windows.py(new) and changes totests/test_paired_runs_results.py,tests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.pyand the observation, workers and slots layer pages; in the fifth commitslots.json,slots.mdandworkers.md(the agent-teams Overturn when and the task-list alternative), the manifest label and its list, therouting_5section ofpaired-runs.json, the decision record's routing paragraph and heading, andtests/test_paired_runs_results.py,tests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.pyandtests/test_native_practice_meter_windows.py(one tolerance); in the sixth commitslots.jsonandworkers.md(the time bounds of paired run 1),scheduling-supervision.md(the same scheduled-tasks wording as Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001's third forward commit), the decision record's paragraphs, the manifest label, therouting_5section ofpaired-runs.json,tests/test_paired_runs_results.pyandtests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py; in the seventh commitslots.jsonandworkers.md(the origin of the 45-minute background wait), the decision record, thedesign.capsandpapersof the orchestration section ofpaired-runs.json, the manifest label,tests/test_paired_runs_results.pyand a comment oftests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py.What the results decide (every figure is recomputed from the artifact by the new test):
a6beedb039e6); no slot row, default or skill text changes.The second commit (
88e06f947af46d2f6d3ea711be18fa5cd86c0c54) and the third (bf864c3705dbca1fc0b5c24ba388e5836e4c35d0), the command center's two P3s of its read of #973 (PASS_WITH_P3; its ruling is that they go in my next skill PR):path:linewith no commit. Cover the managed-config path rule's normalisation and Windows clauses under ntpath #973 added two imports totests/test_skill_usage.py, so the unqualifiedtests/test_skill_usage.py:33now namesPARSER_DIRand not the version regex it named when the receipt was written. Each locator is pinned to14048b840425c2569e0df60a6596e94e601da15b, the commit that added the receipt, where it resolves. The regression testtests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py(3 tests) reads each line at the pin through Git and requires the prerequisite's regex on it: on the tree without this commit (218efbd9dec8be5ff320e50f62b9ab64e0396cbbplus the new module) it fails (failures=4, in 2 of its 3 tests), and on this head all 3 pass (outputs under the local commands). The third test checks that the check can fail.ntpath.abspathcomment is corrected. The comment intests/test_skill_usage.pysaidntpath.abspathadds a drive to a POSIX string. At CPython v3.12.4Lib/ntpath.py:564-578(_abspath_fallback) it joins the working directory only whenisabsis false and then callsnormpath, so the separators become backslashes and no drive is added. The comment now says so and cites those lines, andtest_ntpath_abspath_adds_no_drive_to_a_posix_stringmeasures it on a POSIX host: it passes on CPython 3.12.4 and 3.13.16. A measurement of the standard library cannot fail before a comment fix, so the repository's correction rule (a regression test that fails before the fix) is met by the third commit:test_the_comment_of_the_windows_path_test_states_what_abspath_doesreads the source of the test the comment belongs to and requires that the wrong claim is gone and that the corrected claim and its citation are present. On the module with the old comment restored (the new tests kept) it fails (failures=1: the pattern matches the old wording), and on this head all 8 tests of the class pass (outputs under the local commands).The fourth commit (
5c5eecaadbbaf0fd4ad2c39236fb820b3b47fbf4) answers the Codex review in GitHub atbf864c370(four P2s, each reproduced before the change; the threads are replied to and resolved after the push) and records paired run 5, in the one forward commit the command center asked for. It does not change any other slot row, default or skill text.workers.md:44, the Workflows row's satisfied Overturn when. Right: paired run 1, arm B measured two failure modes under--setting-sources local, the row's Overturn when names "a measured failure mode on our runs", and its route still sent a fenced headless run to the name lookup that failed in 6 of 6 runs. The row stays a scoped default (its status already says so); its route now says to launch a saved Workflow byscriptPathin that context and to expect the 45-minute wait ceiling to cut a long verifier (it returned in 2 of 6 runs and was cut in 3), and Overturn when says which measured failures the route carries. Mechanism at the pinned client and its documentation:--setting-sourcesloads only the sources it lists (cli-reference.md line 129, capture sha25654587c07d51da9f2…) and saved Workflows live in the project's.claude/workflows/(workflows.md line 204, capture sha256e55138abf9b78682…); the failure itself was measured on 2.1.296. One step wider: theslots.mdindex cell of the row had kept the old Overturn when. Both surfaces now agree, and Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001's forward commit adds a check that compares every row's Overturn when acrossslots.json, the index and the layer pages (it fails on the old index cell; this branch gets the check when Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001 lands).workers.md:29, the team's recorded win. Right: the note said the team "won no fixture", while the artifact counts one counted win against the single session (F2, in the analysis over all six fixtures), one tie (F4) and three losses, and none of F3 to F6. The note now says so, and the orchestration test derives the counts from the artifact.tests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py:67, a pin whose tree is missing. Right: in a checkout that keeps the pinned commit object but not its tree (a treeless partial clone, offline),has_commit()was true,git showfailed and all three locators failed.git cat-file -e <sha>^{tree}(git 2.53.0 manual: "Exit with zero status if exists and is a valid object") returns 0 with the tree and 128 without it while^{commit}stays 0, measured in a throw-away repository. A pin without its tree now skips; a bad path with the tree present still fails; the new test builds both states.observation-inference.md:13, the metering ratios. Right, and worse than asked: metered again over two fixed 24-hour windows the Opus ratio is 2.56 and 1.64, not 1.9 (1.92 was the figure at the instant the advisor run's preregistration was written), and the clause that the events leave the advisor out contradicted the advisor run's Stage 0 (private paper, sha2562377eb9ce915…: the events book the advisor's dollars under the executor's model). The row's sentence is now written from a committed aggregate artifact (meter-windows-20261011.json: per model the counter's dollars, its token counters and the events' summed cost for the two windows, the pricing page's hash and the Fable 5.1 rates),tests/test_native_practice_meter_windows.pyrecomputes it, and the clause about paired run 4 says it was stopped.routing_5inpaired-runs.json: the 20 run rows, the 12 decisive findings with the runs that found each, costs, the judge and refute record hashes, the decision as recorded, the ruling by path and sha256, and the hash of every paper.RoutingRunTestsrecomputes the strict verdict from those rows (Opus stays), shows the rule is live (Sonnet credited with the missed finding gives Sonnet takes micros; its cost times four gives Opus stays), and checks the record's paragraph against the artifact. The decision record's owed table no longer lists run 5, and run 4's row says it was stopped. 19 of 19 single-edit mutations are caught (table below).test_the_orchestration_rows_state_what_the_artifact_shows(failures=1)test_the_row_states_the_artifacts_figures_in_the_json_and_on_the_page,test_a_changed_figure_in_the_row_is_caught(failures=2)test_a_pin_whose_tree_is_missing_is_skipped_and_a_bad_path_with_the_tree_present_is_not(failures=1, the old logic in a temporary copy)test_the_index_and_the_layer_pages_show_each_slots_overturn_condition(failures=1, from #1001's forward commit stacked on this one)The fifth commit (
425240f6e9342675f730e970d2078db5d59490e4) answers the command center's Claude first read of #1005 at5c5eecaadand Codex's re-review of the same head, in one forward commit leased on5c5eecaad(the command center directed one commit; the co-op's GPT first read coversba6ab3a5c..425240f6e; Codex's five threads are replied to and resolved after the push). Each finding was reproduced before the change.routing_5.rulingandpapers.rulingcarry the current sha256 (a6beedb039e6…) and size (2,581 B);routing_5.ruling.revisedsays the file was edited after it was first cited and that the text first cited (prefix08aac8fd72be) is not retained; the record's paragraph is generated from the artifact and its prefix is nowa6beedb039e6. Nothing in the repository could notice a private file changing, sotest_the_private_papers_resolve_to_their_recorded_hashes_where_they_are_available(enabled byPAIRED_PAPER_ROOTS) resolves all 24 path-and-hash entries of the artifact against the files on a host that has them: 24 resolve at this head, and with the old hash in the artifact the test fails on both entries of the ruling (/routing_5/rulingand/routing_5/papers/ruling); mutant R20 (the old hash back) is also caught by the record test. The command center has since corrected the "0.62" of its ruling in a sidecar file and left the ruling's bytes unchanged, so this pin stays valid.slots.jsonof218efbd9..bf864c37; at5c5eecaadthat file is different, so the exact-difference check skipped, and three differing pairs were unlisted:routeandoverturn_whenofbackground-workflowsandevidenceofusage-cost-monitoring. The label is the sha256 of the shipped file (2e8feccb…), set last, and the list is recomputed with the same field comparison the test makes (now alsooverturn_whenofagent-teams, edited below); the check runs and passes. The strict equality test arrives with Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001's second commit, and the rebase onto it recomputes the label once, as the command center ruled.tests/test_paired_runs_results.py:82), the tolerant floor. The tolerant reading needs everyS_f >= O_f - 1and Sonnet's total within two of Opus's;noise_floor(..., False)modelled the first clause only and the artifact and the record printed 0.62 where the chance for two identical reviewers satisfying the whole reading is 0.5551 (an exact convolution over the 12 findings; on three findings it equals an enumeration of all outcomes). Both figures are kept and labelled in the artifact (tolerant_pass_chance_if_identicalis the full reading,tolerant_per_finding_clause_pass_chance_if_identicalthe figure the result record prints), the correction is a new private note (paired-routing/CORRECTION-tolerant-floor-20261011.md; the frozen result record is not edited), and the paragraph says "0.56 of the time (0.62 for its per-finding clause alone, the figure the result record prints)". The strict rule's chance with each finding's own pooled rate (0.7305, a plug-in calculation from these runs and not a significance test, as the result record says) is added beside the 0.02: a miss is less easily put down to chance than the first figure suggests, though it rests on one Opus detection. The verdict (Opus stays) rests on neither figure.paired-runs.json:1532), the second trial. Right in substance, and the artifact already said part of it (design.second_trial: "run as an extension the command center decided after trial 1") while the record's paragraph did not. The order, from addendum 3 of the run's papers: trial 1's registered verdict was Sonnet takes micros; the trigger of addendum 1 (written before any run) did not call for a second trial then; the command center ruled trial 2 as an extension after seeing that result, with the rule for two trials unchanged. The paragraph anddecision.two_trial_verdict_basisnow say that the two-trial verdict is a ruled extension and not a preregistered outcome, and that an extension decided after a pass can only move the verdict toward Opus, the default; the routing consequence is the command center's ruling (strict reading stands, Opus for gate-bearing reads) and no slot row, default or skill text changes. The command center confirmed the wording and asked for the path and hash of addendum 3 beside the basis field;papers.addendum_03holds them now and the next commit cites them indecision.workers.md:29), the team's Overturn when. Right: the row's condition ("teams ... cost more for the same work") is met by the measured bounded fixes (the team cost 3.0x the single session for the same results), while the default is scoped to work where workers must message each other, which paired run 1 did not measure. The condition now names that class and says paired run 1 measured bounded fixes, which need no messaging and fall outside it (the Overturn when ofslots.json, theslots.mdindex and the layer page agree), andtest_the_orchestration_rows_state_what_the_artifact_showspins the wording and the 3.0x it rests on.workers.md:76), the task list's completion. Right: both measured F5 task-list runs used all 8 sessions without declaringTASK-DONE, and the ranked fallback gave no completion condition while the Ralph alternative requires one. The alternative states that it has no completion condition of its own and that a headless driver needs an external done check (the Stop-hook completion gate ofloops-completion, a test or an explicit condition) or keeps launching sessions to its cap; the planning test reads the two F5 runs from the artifact.tests/test_rtk_receipt_locators.py:60), the blob. Right: in a blobless partial clone the commit and its root tree are present and the blob is not, sohas_tree()was true and the locator test failed instead of skipping (reproduced by deleting only the referenced blob of a throw-away repository).unavailable(sha, repo, path)lists the path withgit ls-tree(a subtree that is missing, or a blob thatgit cat-file -ecannot find, is a reason to skip; a path that is not in the tree at the pin is a wrong locator and fails),locator_unavailable()applies it to the receipt's locator form, and a test asserts the wiring: with a checkout that cannot read any locator the locator test skips all three. 7 of 7 single-edit mutants are caught.The sixth commit (
49bb6494e152db393646a4782a2fdec07463bc72) answers the command center's Claude micro of #1005 at425240f6e(PASS_WITH_P3: P3-1 to P3-7; fileresearch-cc-role-20261008/pr1005-claude-micro-425240f6.md, 7,888 B, sha2563d018f236a023f99433ee6c0be50a730cba58ecbb0db584b488e5fc618fc4f61) and Codex's three new threads of the same head (10:46:08Z:workers.md:61,tests/test_paired_runs_results.py:91,scheduling-supervision.md:9), in one forward commit leased on425240f6e. Each finding was reproduced before the change; five tests of the commit fail on the data of425240f6e(retainedfail-before-micro3.txt, sha256614e0d753f81aeddd11350fd06d68e89d5204f3ef57150708d1d754014e4340b).decision.two_trial_verdict_basissaid the decision to run two trials was not fixed before any run; addendum 1 (line 13, written before any run, sha2561917091f…) fixed it: after a passing trial 1 the run ends (Sonnet takes review micros, no second trial). The command center ran trial 2 after seeing that result (addendum 3, pinned beside the basis with its path, size and hash), so the verdict stays a ruled extension and not a preregistered outcome, and the basis, the record's paragraph andruling.routing("read or micro", as the ruling says) now say so.tests/test_paired_runs_results.py:91), the basis of the tolerant floor. The reading and the null model are the run's own, registered before any run (addendum 1, lines 17-18: the reading with the clause on the totals, and the noise floors of two identical reviewers who each find a finding with probability p in each run); no third-party statistical source defines them, so the reference is the brute-force enumeration that already fails before the correction. The convolution of the per-finding differences is the one numpy 2.5.3 documents fornumpy.convolve("In probability theory, the sum of two independent random variables is distributed according to the convolution of their individual distributions"), andtest_the_tolerant_floor_matches_numpy_convolve_where_numpy_is_installedcross-checkstolerant_flooragainst it for four (p, n) pairs; the artifact records both bases (decision.tolerant_floor_basis) and the gated papers test reads lines 17-18 of the retained addendum.workers.md:61) and P3-3, the time bounds of paired run 1. The orchestration-frameworks row and the record said "a 45-minute ceiling per run". The registered design has two bounds, a 50-minute process cap for a headless session and a 45-minute cap for the team (design.caps; preregistration line 156, sha256531758c4…), and the Workflow's verifier was cut by the background-wait ceiling ofclaude -p(the retained stderr of the runs F1-B, F3-B, F4-B and F5-B reads "Background tasks still running 45m after the last turn", after 2,779 to 2,794 seconds, inside the 50-minute cap); the sixth commit called that 45 minutes the client's own, which was wrong: the runner set it (the seventh commit, below). The row (slots.json,workers.md) and the record say so, andtest_the_time_bounds_the_row_and_the_record_state_are_the_registered_onescomputes the counts from the run rows (4 of 6 Workflow runs, 4 of 6 team runs of which 3 at the team cap).scheduling-supervision.md:9). That text is Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001's (its commitba6ab3a5c). This commit carries the same wording as Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001's third forward commit (GitHub Actions schedules repository jobs; Claude runs inside GitHub are retired on 2026-10-10, so a scheduled Claude task runs locally;docs/decisions/2026-10-10-retire-in-github-claude-review.md:5-6,:43), as the command center ruled; the test of the wording is that commit's.5c5eecaadstill gives rc 0 here (skipped=1) because the guard on this branch skips on a mismatch; Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001's strict test fails it after the rebase (verified by simulation), so no duplicate test is added and the body says so. The label is recomputed for the sixth commit'sslots.json.git-ls-tree(1), OUTPUT FORMAT, for the entry it splits.The seventh commit (
1190b957ff3ce2fe6e0475662b78ab3972a5ca75) answers the command center's Claude micro of #1005 at49bb6494e(CHANGES_REQUESTED: one blocker, three P3s; fileresearch-cc-role-20261008/pr1005-claude-micro-49bb6494.md, 1,751 B, sha25687f594190f548d7f3f1755248b5b4627e37e046abd500711fef2ec3f49c69e64), in one forward commit leased on49bb6494e. The blocker was reproduced before the change; four tests of the commit fail on the data of49bb6494e(retainedfail-before-wave.txt, sha256216b1eb585f609b01f078a99dec1cc718af8c6857e4ed02621cbde7f2c6ec29a).CLAUDE_CODE_PRINT_BG_WAIT_CEILING_MS=2700000for every headless run (paired/orch_run.pyline 137, retained and hashed aspapers.runner, sha256ad8ffbef0f48c105f083c27b98bf247ad0737938c20bced4cd914f9f9d53a890); the client's default is 10 minutes (the retainedenv-vars.mdline 357: "Default:600000, or 10 minutes", sha256f9400917e85a9c4b…;headless.mdline 77: "after 10 minutes of continuous idle waiting by default", sha25625885d2e178a9746…; client 2.1.296). The decision is unaffected: the four Workflow runs that ended at the ceiling ran background work for 2,702 to 2,703 seconds, the ceiling being 2,700. One rewording pass over the orchestration-frameworks and background-workflows rows (slots.json), their pages (workers.md) and the record; the setting indesign.caps(45 minutes, set by the runner; the client's default 10) with its three sources as papers (the gated test checks their hashes and their cited lines); the test pins of the old wording inverted.test_the_background_wait_ceiling_is_the_runners_setting_and_the_clients_default_is_ten_minutescomputes the 2,700 seconds from the run rows. 13 single-edit mutants are caught and the control passes (table sha2564ede6e1defd4b26c3327b8cecd7f5cc898107768fd8b2128e6717fc4b67b1ccc).monitoring-usage.mdlines 807-818 andadvisor.mdline 15).git-ls-tree(1), OUTPUT FORMAT and-z).1190b957f: PASS_WITH_P3, no correction owed (research-cc-role-20261008/pr1005-claude-micro-1190b957.md, 10,338 B, sha2569695490fde6bfc4c…). P2-1 is fixed at all seven places against the installed client 2.1.296 (the binary's default is 600000 ms, the runner's line 137 sets 2700000, the retained stderr reads "45m"); the range holds no P1 and no P2; its three P3s are in the Follow-ups below.SOTA sources
claude -psession (or, for the team arm, an interactive session in tmux) on that client, with--setting-sources local, an explicit permission mode and the vendor's own sandbox for Bash; the mechanisms the rows state (a saved Workflow launched byscriptPath, the wait ceiling ofclaude -p, the task-list tools named in--allowedTools, agent teams) were observed on that binary, not taken from a post.evidence/artifacts/claude-native-practice-20261009/primary-source-reading.json: Demystifying evals for AI agents (fetched 2026-10-09T13:48:03Z, sha256b67dd8f8b1bb18b528530eca251cb5407c9b42a1222a3f47968a2407e0b2f39d); How we built our multi-agent research system (fetched 2026-10-09T13:48:00Z, sha256149dd1e4ddd111fd8cbb1a09bbe8ef64654447e9e39aa5707be06d9b61f1edc0); Harness design for long-running application development (fetched 2026-10-09T13:48:01Z, sha256fe37bba54ab5f1470a176c43b124968aeac50000037aa913bb215e8cfa3717ca); Effective harnesses for long-running agents (fetched 2026-10-09T13:48:01Z, sha256919145986a04e774969a3e628c40dbe4ef33de67881b778efb7e11a0a2484425).CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_ADVISOR_TOOL, read 2026-10-11, capture hashes in the preregistration) and the pricing page (sha25667904e280b595d31f373c857844ed380072ae79d280d8f385640b5992d337ca9); the routing run's preregistration cites the vendor's model-choice guidance (the Sonnet 5.5 launch post and the "what a task costs on Opus 5.5" post).Lib/ntpath.pylines 564-578 (_abspath_fallback; file sha256ffa7f85c0382a6e918dc3499f0d51a58769da24a56704f16bda27f63ff1680d8, fetched 2026-10-11 from thepython/cpythontag through the GitHub contents API and read here), for the corrected comment. The RTK locators are pinned to this repository's own commit14048b840425c2569e0df60a6596e94e601da15b(the commit that added the receipt), read throughgit show.docs/decisions/2026-10-09-claude-code-native-practice.md, "Owed work" and the new addendum.bf864c370(four P2s): each finding is reproduced here from the rows, the artifact and the test module before the change, not copied.--setting-sources(cli-reference.md line 129, sha25654587c07d51da9f2…, fetched 2026-10-09T03:38:34Z) and the project's.claude/workflows/(workflows.md line 204, sha256e55138abf9b78682…, fetched 2026-10-09T03:39:40Z); git 2.53.0,git-cat-file(1), option-e, read from the installed manual.2377eb9ce915…and6fdeb8916960…), the pricing page (sha25667904e280b595d31f373c857844ed380072ae79d280d8f385640b5992d337ca9, unchanged, retained) and the host's local Prometheus and Loki at two fixed instants (the queries are inmeter-windows-20261011.json).5c5eecaad(CHANGES_REQUESTED: three P2s, five P3s; fileresearch-cc-role-20261008/pr1005-claude-read-5c5eecaa.md, sha256309f83bac9700c4f47e002ea22da1cd60433f1130334e517f764071ed9ac0c90) and Codex's re-review in GitHub of the same head (09:45:07Z: one P1 and four P2s): each finding reproduced here from the rows, the artifact and the test modules before the change, not copied. The tolerant floor was recomputed as an exact convolution and checked against enumeration (tolerant_floor.pyof the research records; the correction note ispaired-routing/CORRECTION-tolerant-floor-20261011.md, 2,352 B, sha256f80215104fe6820567acf8c8857e2fffd0b2c5dfb3db759a2b7816fbffb86119), and the order of the second trial is read from addendum 3 of the run's papers (paired-routing/addendum-03-trial-2-extension-20261011.md, sha256a4f8d1d2f4e9…: "this trial is an extension the command center decided after seeing that result").routing_5.papers: the preregistration (66f87a9eb2b9…), three addenda, the ground truth, the two-trial result record (5642e6a1b989…) and trial 1's (f7f8daad1a11…, kept unchanged), the analysis, the exposure report and the command center's ruling (research-cc-role-20261008/ruling-routing-run5-two-trial-20261011.md,a6beedb039e6…).425240f6e(PASS_WITH_P3, seven P3s; file sha2563d018f236a023f99433ee6c0be50a730cba58ecbb0db584b488e5fc618fc4f61) and Codex's three new threads of the same head (10:46:08Z): each finding reproduced here from the rows, the artifact and the test module before the change, not copied.paired-routing/addendum-01-ruling-and-extension-20261011.md(3,861 B, sha2561917091fe507696b…), line 13 (the trigger of the second trial) and lines 17-18 (the tolerant reading and the noise floors), pinned aspapers.addendum_01; NumPy 2.5.3 (the version the repository pins in.github/workflows/native-foundation-e2e.yml), thenumpy.convolvedocumentation read from the installed package: "the sum of two independent random variables is distributed according to the convolution of their individual distributions".git-ls-tree(1), OUTPUT FORMAT (read withgit help -m ls-treeon this host): the default entry is<mode> SP <type> SP <object> TAB <file>, and-zends each entry with a NUL;preregistration.mdline 156 (sha256531758c4…) for the 50-minute and 45-minute caps of paired run 1.49bb6494e(CHANGES_REQUESTED: one blocker, three P3s; file sha25687f594190f548d7f3f1755248b5b4627e37e046abd500711fef2ec3f49c69e64): the finding, reproduced here from the runner, the artifact and the retained documentation before the change, not copied.env-vars.mdline 357,CLAUDE_CODE_PRINT_BG_WAIT_CEILING_MS("Ceiling in milliseconds on idle waiting for background work ... Default:600000, or 10 minutes ... Requires Claude Code v2.1.182 or later") andheadless.mdline 77 ("Claude Code stops whatever is still running after 10 minutes of continuous idle waiting by default"); and the runner that set it,paired/orch_run.pyline 137 (env["CLAUDE_CODE_PRINT_BG_WAIT_CEILING_MS"] = "2700000"), retained aspapers.runner.Evidence-class table
native_proven(run on this host, client 2.1.296, receipts retained privately)RESULT.mdsha256293fe657916adb036514f2ee4ac2f1232baf0e6fe71d53ba521a956a76f88b3d; orchestration RESULT.md sha256e87b9cabd8c2b856c7ab0a3c3ed8c2cb9007c55bdc3f5c31d07990dd0b2cd499local_integrationtests.test_paired_runs_results(31 tests)local_integrationnative_provenlost_work.jsonsha256e871e89e37ca1811f1416701cb826cbfd334571fee63437aa0f78dd7c9cb95d5source_reviewaddendum-f3c-diff-capture-20261011.mdsha25619fb4feaef3a49ee90c7f11986b6ad509d27720f15d8e64b63dea192609dbb95local_integrationtests.test_native_practice_snapshot_provenance(8 tests, none skipped at this head; at5c5eecaadthe label named an older file and the exact-difference test skipped; the strict equality test of #1001 is on main since the rebase and runs here: the label equals the sha256 ofslots.json,76d5eff8...)local_integrationtests.test_rtk_receipt_locators(4 tests since the fourth commit); without the second commit it fails (failures=4), on this head it passessource_reviewandlocal_integrationLib/ntpath.py:564-578;test_ntpath_abspath_adds_no_drive_to_a_posix_stringpasses on 3.12.4 and 3.13.16;test_the_comment_of_the_windows_path_test_states_what_abspath_doesfails on the module with the old comment (failures=1) and passes on this headnative_proven(20 runs and 10 judge records on this host, client 2.1.296) andlocal_integrationtests.test_paired_runs_results.RoutingRunTests(10 tests); result record sha2565642e6a1b9895710679e30ae43af86801bee4742d42d87e6313aa79c7f7bfce9; the ruling sha256a6beedb039e6c9690c15d81d31b9084b354ae46ecbf8fb2a36416a88211f2863(2,581 B)local_integrationtest_the_ruling_keeps_its_condition_and_the_two_trial_verdict_says_what_it_rests_on; it fails on the data of425240f6e(retainedfail-before-micro3.txt, sha256614e0d75…)numpy.convolvedocumentslocal_integration;source_review(numpy 2.5.3 documentation, addendum 1 lines 17-18)test_the_tolerant_floor_matches_numpy_convolve_where_numpy_is_installed(four (p, n) pairs, 12 places), the brute-force enumeration and the gated papers testlocal_integrationtest_the_time_bounds_the_row_and_the_record_state_are_the_registered_ones(4 of 6 Workflow runs, 4 of 6 team runs, 3 at the team cap, computed from the run rows); it fails on the data of425240f6eCLAUDE_CODE_PRINT_BG_WAIT_CEILING_MS=2700000), the client's default is 10 minutes, and the four Workflow runs that ended at the ceiling ran background work for 2,702 to 2,703 secondslocal_integration;source_review(the retained runner and documentation lines)test_the_background_wait_ceiling_is_the_runners_setting_and_the_clients_default_is_ten_minutes; it and three more tests fail on the data of49bb6494e(retainedfail-before-wave.txt, sha256216b1eb5...); 13 of 13 mutants caught (4ede6e1d...)local_integrationtest_the_tolerant_floor_counts_both_clauses_of_the_reading(an enumeration over three findings),test_the_recorded_decision_is_what_the_rows_give; correction note sha256f80215104fe6…local_integration(gated byPAIRED_PAPER_ROOTS)test_the_private_papers_resolve_to_their_recorded_hashes_where_they_are_available: 29 entries resolve (the two added by the sixth commit are addendum 3 and the ruling's sidecar correction, the three added by the seventh are the runner and the two documentation pages, each checked on its cited line); with the old ruling hash in the artifact it fails on both ruling entries (the file changed after it was cited)local_integration(throw-away repositories with the blob, then a subtree, then the path missing)tests.test_rtk_receipt_locators(6 tests); 7 of 7 single-edit mutants of the check caught (table sha256d83b314ab9d83c7507284e6fc9349f20a31d540a81d715a26f87f7c3d0f527e5)native_proven(aggregate figures of the local Prometheus and Loki) andlocal_integrationtests.test_native_practice_meter_windows(6 tests)local_integration(a throw-away repository with the tree object removed)tests.test_rtk_receipt_locators(4 tests)Mutation table (
tests/test_paired_runs_results.py, orchestration class; each edit is applied alone and the module is run)19 of 19 caught: a run dropped from the grid; F3-C recorded as failing; the void pair F3 A-C given a preference; a counted preference that ignores a held refutation; the primary analysis saying B clears the rule; the cost bound of C flipped; the mean cost of A changed; F3-C recorded as having its diff captured; a paper hash that is not a sha256; a run's result hash dropped; a pair's judge hash shortened; the Workflow's cost ratio changed in a row; the team's comparable-fixture count changed; the verifier count changed; the cited RESULT.md hash changed; the TEAM-DONE count changed; the record's void-pair statement dropped; the record's defect count changed; the record's routing statement dropped.
Routing class (paired run 5), 31 of 31 caught, one control passing (table sha256
d21cb7ba6c0ab2dbf4d16ff62454cee0c68e291463f84e4e0e9816f64f2b9c1d; the 19 of the fourth commit and, in the fifth: the ruling's old hash back, the ruling without the condition for Sonnet, the record paragraph without the condition, without the sentence on the ruled extension, the tolerant figure back to the per-finding one, the per-finding strict figure removed, the basis of the two-trial verdict removed, the tolerant floor modelling one clause again, the heading back to one date, the agent-teams Overturn when back, the task-list alternative without the completion clause, the pooled rate behind the per-finding figure changed): a run dropped from the grid; a run recorded under the other arm; Sonnet credited with the missed finding (the rule then says Sonnet takes micros); a finding credited to a run of another head; Sonnet's costs doubled; a run that did not end in a structured result; a Sonnet run recorded as the Opus model; the recorded verdict flipped; the recorded missed finding dropped; the recorded cost ratio changed; the recorded noise floor changed; the ruling's hash changed; a paper hash that is not a sha256; a verdict flipped; a thirteenth decisive finding; the record paragraph's detection count changed; run 5 back in the owed table; run 4's row saying its result is a later record again; the record paragraph saying a slot row changed. The control (a changed M1 meter, which no rule input reads) passes.Local commands run
Head
bf864c3705dbca1fc0b5c24ba388e5836e4c35d0onba6ab3a5c1f9ea2cf54caf75ab317f580629f872(CPython 3.13.16 locally),TMPDIRoutside/tmpand outside home:10 files changed, 251 insertions(+), 51 deletions(-) in the fifth commit; 9 files changed, 131 insertions(+), 45 deletions(-) in the sixth commit; 8 files changed, 89 insertions(+), 30 deletions(-) in the seventh commit; 19 files changed, 4227 insertions(+), 107 deletions(-) against the old base (main
8bffa2c41, before the rebase; the figures of the rebased head are in the last block below).Follow-ups
Listed under the command center's convergence ruling of 2026-10-11T13:37Z (
research-cc-role-20261008/ruling-pr-wave-convergence-20261011.md): the head is not moved until the three families have reported, and none of these is a blocker unless the adjudication says so..claude/skills/claude-native-practice/reference/observation-inference.md:13(13:36:20Z, head49bb6494e): the sentence thatapi_requestevents book advisor dollars under the executor's model is supported by the hash of a private working paper and by the aggregate meter artifact, and Codex asks for a pinned client or source locator and a reproducible attribution test. Adjudicated by the command center (2026-10-11T13:50Z): a follow-up, not a P1, because the figures were verified from the private records and nothing in the line is false; the line already names its evidence class (the advisor run's private working paper, sha2562377eb9ce915, and the aggregate meter artifactmeter-windows-20261011.json), so it is left as it is. Proposed follow-up: cite the vendor's monitoring documentation of theapi_requestevent once it is read for this purpose.monitoring-usage.mdlines 807-818,advisor.mdline 15) in the line.evidence/artifacts/claude-native-practice-20261009/claude-native-slot-manifest.json:57(15:40:11Z, head1190b957f): the manifest's note still says the scheduled-tasks route was narrowed "to jobs that run no model". It is Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001's text (fromba6ab3a5c), corrected atbdf60fc62; this branch gets the corrected note when it is rebased onto main after Retire the skill's Claude-in-GitHub rows and point them to local review #1001 lands (the rebase takes main's note and recomputes the label last).design.caps.bg_wait_ceiling_settingis not pinned (only the number fieldclient_default_bg_wait_ceiling_minutesis tested, so "the client's own default is 45 minutes" in the prose passes); optional fixassertIn("default is 10 minutes", caps["bg_wait_ceiling_setting"]). And the record's "the client's default is 10" lacks the unit (every row says "10 minutes").paired/orch_run.pyline 137 (the run-time copy in the lane's coordination directory) in the caps prose and aspaired-orchestration/orch_run.pyinpapers.runner(the retained copy); the two are byte-identical (sha256ad8ffbef…).pull_requestworkflows did not run at1190b957fbecause the PR was DIRTY against main (GitHub does not run them on a conflicted pull request); they run at the rebased heada00744f0e, and the command center lands on those.evidence.jsonrows, both resolved by taking main's side and re-registering this branch's files, as rehearsed).scheduling-supervision.md).Decision record
docs/decisions/2026-10-09-claude-code-native-practice.md, the addendum "Addendum (2026-10-10 and 2026-10-11): paired-run results" (new) and the owed-work table. What would overturn it: a paired run on a larger fixture set or a second trial that moves the planning cells or the orchestration preferences (each paper's preregistration states the rule), a new client version that changes the Workflow or team mechanics the rows describe (the surface watch carries the check), or a new advisor run (the first was stopped on 2026-10-11 with no verdict) or a routing run on more heads, other efforts or gate reads (the registration of run 5 allows no third trial).Checklist
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