land-work takes --org as --business in one scope. A repeated, conflicting,
missing, empty or flag-shaped value exits 4 before the config is read. The
id keeps its old grammar (none): any other text names businesses/<ID>.json
and a missing file exits 3. A value of --subject or --attribution is never
read as a selector.
Row 139 round 2, Dewey's candidate a4c5657f (14 paths) on 5661bd233.
Filbert approved round 2 (comment 28786) after round 1 changes. Dewey's
gate: 14 runs rc 0. Mutants m1-m9 killed. Filbert ran 7 files singly:
0 fail, 0 skipped.
The broker's GATED and the business's GATED_ONLY are now the hard waits.
A cited gated decision goes to the domain arbiter unless it is a hard
wait, which always goes to the human. Under Jason's ruling Q169, a
role.revoke of the assistant is a hard wait. Its end gets past
END_PROTECTED only for the chief of staff, or when the cited decision
was resolved by the human through the CLI. PRD version 1.6 records Q169.
Mos approved the 1.6 text, including the REQ-ROLE-2 sentence on the
chief's end and revoke. scripts/test-land-work.sh adds the not-human
cases for arbiter-resolved merges. land-work's read.mjs is unchanged.
Row 137 lands second, so it carries the gated-merge refusal and the host
land op's arbiter acceptance. Making an end or revoke stop an assistant
run, and configuring the assistant, are row 155 (#1649).
Sage's landing gate ran on 26b78d483 plus the candidate: 25 steps, all rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), 19:23:57Z to 19:28:28Z, network sage-r139_default removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Candidate manifest 8b4ab31014a124ec0e3abba44238976d6f4c9af48cbdb36c2c77d18f0137f888
from Darkwing's round 2 packet (0a4076e8e), on BASE 1223a0f37. No
manifest path changed between BASE and the landing target. Filbert
approved round 2 in 28468, closing C1 and D1 from round 1 (28464).
Sage reran the full gate at the landing target with the candidate
applied. The replay acceptance follows ruling sage-0204.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
jason.woltje
