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test(server): replace synthetic Grok transcripts with live recordings

MacroscopeApp / Macroscope - Effect Service Conventions completed Sep 25, 2026 in 5m 32s

Effect Service Conventions: 1 finding

apps/server/scripts/record-grok-acp-replay-fixture.ts:33–34 aliases service-module exports instead of importing the modules as namespaces. An inline review comment was posted.

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1. browse_code β€” For PR #13537 head 1557898 vs merge base 22da2ee, identify changed non-test TypeScript files under apps/, packages/, infra/ and summarize changed lines relevant to Effect service definitions/imports/errors/runtime and lint directives. Give paths and line numbers, distinguish added lines.

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2. browse_code β€” apps/**/grok.ts

3. browse_code β€” apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/**/*.ts

πŸ’­ Evaluating new scripts and adapters I need to check out the new script and its adapter. It's crucial to understand how they interact and make sure everything works smoothly together. I should focus on the functionality and any potential issues that could arise. Testing the compatibility will help me ensure an efficient and seamless operation. Let’s dive into this and really figure it out to best serve the user’s needs!

4. browse_code β€” apps/server/scripts/record-grok-acp-replay-fixture.ts

5. browse_code β€” apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/GrokAdapterV2.ts

6. browse_code β€” apps/server/scripts/record-grok-acp-replay-fixture.ts

7. browse_code β€” apps/server/scripts/record-grok-acp-replay-fixture.ts

8. modify_pr β€” Submitted review with 1 inline comment

9. browse_code β€” At PR head 1557898, is apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/GrokAdapterV2.ts present at merge base 22da2ee? If not summarize any obvious Effect service conventions issues in new Grok adapter and changed recorder script, with precise locations. Do not infer changed lines if unavailable.

10. browse_code β€” Summarize Effect service boundaries in apps/server/scripts/record-grok-acp-replay-fixture.ts at current head.

11. browse_code β€” Is GrokAdapterV2.ts at merge base commit 22da2ee? Answer only yes/no.

12. browse_code β€” Is record-grok-acp-replay-fixture.ts new at head 1557898 compared with merge base 22da2ee?

13. browse_code β€” What is the first line of apps/server/scripts/record-grok-acp-replay-fixture.ts at merge base 22da2ee?

14. browse_code β€” Check whether ProviderAdapterRegistry.ts exports a Context.Service and makeLayerEffect, and IdAllocator.ts exports layer. Concise.

15. browse_code β€” Is makeProviderAdapterRegistryLayerEffect named alias in recorder script merely service module construction? Answer yes/no.

16. browse_code β€” Give no further analysis.


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