The bus refuses a stale mode revision as request-mode-revision-conflict, so the Console route maps that
code to 409 instead of request-mode-stale and request-mode-unchanged, which no bus emits. The mode copy and the
request-mode-changed wait label describe Task 4's project-level change. The draft route relays Task 4's
{ candidate, prd, requirements } reply when its candidate names the request, and maps prd-candidate-required to 409.
Review r1 of lifecycle Task 3.
C1: the four owner controls (answer, attach, mode, cancel) inserted and routed a
human-to-PM message without the messaging policy check message.send makes. The
shared writer now reads the current human-to-PM edge inside the control's
transaction, before it inserts or routes anything, and refuses with
message-sender-refused. The refusal rolls back the journal row, the human.input
event, the message and a withdrawn selection decision. The cancel withdrawal
checks the same edge. Regression tests close the edge after the question and
cover all four controls, then reopen it and prove the same call lands once.
I1: serve.mjs read sso.publicOrigin for a request URL when the Console ran
without --sso (or in preview mode), which ended the process on an unauthenticated
GET /api/requests/r1. A request route now answers through requestHTTP with no
transports and no SSO fields: unavailable on a read, read-only on a write, 405
for the wrong method. Listener tests cover GET and POST without SSO and in
preview mode, named and loopback, and the process keeps serving.
M1: the browser test waiter allowed about 3 s and reload() could run out its loop
without failing. Waits are now deadline-bound at 15 s and name the expression,
and reload() waits for the new document's own ready flag and the mounted chat,
and throws if it never gets there. The no-repost and stored-answer assertions of
the lost-answer case are unchanged.
Migration 3p-3q is unchanged.
The owner handles a new request from the Console: pick the mode (new
autonomous, new guided or an existing project), answer the project
manager's questions and confirm an attachment, with no copy-to-terminal
step.
Bus: 3p->3q append-only migration widens the request_events kinds. The PM
asks one question with request.question. The owner-only
request.answer.console, request.attach.console, request.mode.console and
request.cancel.console join the two console reads in CONSOLE_VERBS. An
answer is an attributed human.input linked to its question and request,
recorded once per op and never a PRD approval. An attach pick makes the PM
propose that project as a confirmation decision; nothing is mapped on the
pick. A mode change takes the expected revisions and leaves the bound plan
as evidence. Cancel keeps a created project.
Console: request-http.mjs serves GET /api/requests/:request, /projects and
/draft and POST /answer, /attach, /mode and /cancel with the signed-in
owner, same-origin and bounded-body checks of the decision routes.
requests.js draws the panel under the owner's chat message, answers the
mode decision through the existing confirmation endpoints, and after a lost
answer response reads the request first and resends the same op only on the
owner's click.
Lifecycle Task 2 (#797). A confirmed new-project selection now becomes a
usable product: the code checkout, the organization mapping, the records
repository with the original intent as the owner's spec commit, the chat
association and the working repository, each journaled as its own receipt
(bootstrap:<plan_digest>:<step>) and recoverable after a kill.
- business: addProject is a private exact-add writer under the existing
organization lock and receipt discipline; hold runs a synchronous check
under that lock; findAddition recovers a prepared receipt. Ordinary
writers still refuse every project change.
- bus: prepareBootstrap and executeBootstrap; activateManagedProject
reloads only a receipt-backed additive root and admits it to the broker
after readiness; request.admission host IPC op for the launcher.
- #800: the bound organization revision and association are re-verified
inside the organization lock at the start of execution; a mismatch
records request-plan-stale and performs no effect.
- cli: trackerFor skips reserved products; the launcher refuses to clone a
product the bus has not admitted.
- seat: initializeWorking seeds the working repository, host-only, with no
work ref or push authority.
- schema: append-only migration 3o to 3p widens the request_events kind
list with bootstrap.stale and bootstrap.completed.
Chromium also targets the document when a handler-bearing element is attached to the live page and removed before the CSP event is sent, so the readHTML filter alone (directive, source file, line, target document) could not tell that from the inert parse. The page now also records, with a MutationObserver on the live document, every element that enters the page carrying an on* attribute and every on* attribute set on an element in the page, and h.quiet() asserts the record is empty. The live-handler test gains a case for a handler attached and removed in the same turn, and checks per case that the observer saw the handler enter the page (not for the element never attached). Test-only; no product change.
The factory profile of scripts/case2-unit.sh now takes the bare pair
--sso --send, ported from the lane's serve_flags rule (b00019548). Either
flag alone refuses, and the proxy preview set and the proof pair still
refuse. Before any unit write, a bounded query run as the stack user,
through the existing config-query supervisor, checks that the stack
user's system config has console.sso; the Console refuses --sso without
it at start (packages/webui/src/cli.mjs:95). The server needs no change.
The library profile is unchanged: still read-only, still refusing --send
and --sso. Taking library --send with forward-auth and proof would need
the #385 refusal reverted in cli.mjs:63, serve.mjs:681 and the service,
release and upgrade scripts, so it is not done here.
docs/guides/case1-business.mosaic-stack.json now launches
claude-opus-5-5 with provider proxy, route anthropic, under account
factory with credential proxy.
Chromium 156 (host upgrade 2026-11-03) checks script-src-attr when an
inline handler attribute is created, in a document with no window as well
(WPT PR 62762; the follow-up PR 64290 that skips windowless documents is
not in 156). prosemirror-view's readHTML parses pasted HTML into the body
of a new createHTMLDocument, so the paste test at :154 got one report per
pasted handler (img onerror, a onclick, a onmouseover, svg onload), each
at editor.js:8212 with the document as target. No pasted handler reaches
the live document; Chromium 153, 151 and Brave 154 report nothing there.
The page record now sets aside only a script-src-attr report whose event
names editor.js at that readHTML line and whose target is the document.
The line is found from the bundle's text, and the lines that make the
parse target a new createHTMLDocument body are pinned; the test file
refuses to load if they change. h.quiet(), inert(), injected, errors and
rejections are unchanged. No product or CSP change.
New test: after a hostile paste, three live handlers each still fail
h.quiet() with one script-src-attr report: an onclick set on an editor
paragraph and clicked, an img onerror parsed into a page-owned detached
element, and an onclick prosemirror-view sets through its attributes prop
(a report naming editor.js at another line).
Route selection moves into one helper, pickRoute(proxyOf), that both checks call: the
primary preflight, and the fallback with its own preflight only when the primary's
fails, with the same messages. The final check passes proxyFor and is otherwise
unchanged. The first check of a proxy launch passes a stand-in session proxy (marker
key PENDING_ADMISSION_KEY and the configured loopback base URL), which reaches only
the preflights, then runs gate() with a null session proxy on the predicted route only.
The round 1 union over both routes is gone.
The managed fixture takes extra (more harnesses switched on), real (harnesses loaded
unfaked) and hostEnv. Seven tests in proxy-launch-order.test.mjs.
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