Row 178 gave the Console --proof-header NAME --proof-file PATH, but on the pinned stack only
activate --tester-port could write a new Console flag into the pointer. A hand install of the pair
would make every later activate, pm-on and rollback refuse unit-flags-drift. activate now takes
the pair, which replaces any pair in the pointer, and --no-proof, which drops it. The pair goes
after the preview flags and before --send and --tester-port, the order webui-service.sh render
writes and flags_drift compares. With neither flag, a target Console that takes --proof-header
carries the pair; a rollback to one that doesn't drops it and says so, and an activate to one
refuses proof-target unless --no-proof is given.
An activate may name the pointer's copy only when it sets a pair or drops one with --no-proof, so
Part B's B3 and its corrected rollback line B-R1 (activate <live copy> --pm --no-proof) can run;
every other activate of the live copy still refuses already-active. Before anything stops, the run
refuses proof-needs-preview, proof-header-invalid (proofOptions' own rules) and proof-file-invalid:
not absolute, a character the unit can't carry, a symlink, missing, not a regular file, inside the
repository or the copies, mode other than 600 or 400, or another owner. The file gets lstat, stat
and realpath only; the script never opens it and no line it writes holds the value. --plan prints
one proof: line. docs/TOOLS.md "Pinned stack update" lists the flags and describes the pair.
stack-release.test.mjs adds T53, eleven subtests. Each ends with a scan of every written file and
output for the proof file's sentinel and an inotify watch that counts no open or read of it. The
five brief mutants and Darkwing's two are killed. Filbert's M8 (a carried pair skips the checks)
and M9 (the repository case dropped) survive T53; both are follow-ups on P19, with a stale comment
in proof_for_target and the stale row 178 paragraph in docs/TOOLS.md.
This is step A0 of mos-0928 Part B and builds the tool only; nothing turns the proof on for the
live Console. Filbert approved round 1 on #1685.
activate --plan printed the backup line whenever the store file existed. But run_steps rolls back
with store-newer or migration-needs-flag before backup_store, so in those two cases the plan said
both that the run rolls back and that it backs up the store. The plan now prints
"backup: none; the run rolls back before the backup" there. The no-store line comes first, since
with no store file the run skips the whole store block. When S_CHANGED is set the plan keeps the
backup line: a wrong backup line costs nothing, a wrong none line hides the directory a --restore
needs. run_steps, backup_store, refusals, exit codes and flags are unchanged; the diff to
stack-release.sh is inside plan only. docs/TOOLS.md "Pinned stack update" step 3 names the
backup line. These are Filbert's N1 and N2 on row 185 (P19 404).
stack-release.test.mjs updates T26's not-given case and adds T52, six activate cases that plan,
check the one backup line and that nothing was written, then run and check the backup exists
exactly when the plan said so. The three brief mutants are killed, and so is Filbert's M7 (an
S_CHANGED read counted as early, by T29). Filbert's M6 (the early test ahead of the no-store test)
survives, since no test plans a missing store with an out-of-chain pointer schema; that is a
bounded follow-up with the store-unclean reading, on P19 404.
Filbert approved round 1 in #1684 comment 29419, with two non-blocking notes.
stack-release.sh activate now backs up the stopped store under its activation id on every run
with a store file, before any migration. Before this, backup_store ran only when the schemas
differed, so a same-schema activate took no backup and rollback --restore had nothing to name.
store-newer and migration-needs-flag still roll back before the backup, since those runs never
touch the store, and a missing store takes no backup.
BACKUP and TAKEN now mean two things. BACKUP is set by every backup, so the log line names it and
from_log backup finds it. TAKEN is set only right before a migration, so a gate failure after a
same-schema activate puts back the units and the wrapper and leaves the store as the failed run
left it. activate --plan prints a backup line, or "backup: none" with no store file. Rollback and
pm-on are unchanged; a same-schema rollback --restore already works through the row 181 guard.
docs/TOOLS.md "Pinned stack update" steps 5-7 say so.
stack-release.test.mjs updates T5, T11, T26 and T29 and adds T47-T51, with one fixture fault
(start-writes-row-<copy>). The three brief mutants are killed, and Filbert's two more (the backup
ahead of the schema checks, the plan line on a rollback) are killed by T6, T9 and T50.
This is the precondition for mos-0928 Part A, the re-pin from 89af38a83.
Filbert approved round 1 in #1683 comment 29404, with two non-blocking notes.
mosaic thread create|open|read and threads take --tester and run as the tester through
tester-cli.mjs. talk --thread and follow --thread take --tester too, and the row 177 refusal of
--thread with --tester is gone. The bus already checks thread ownership (thread-not-owned), so
the CLI adds no rule of its own, and every verb it sends as the tester is in TESTER_VERBS. follow
already receives with message.receive, so a tester reply arrives without polling inbox.
docs/TOOLS.md and packages/cli/README.md list the new flags.
The new tester-threads.test.mjs runs an in-process Broker. It covers create, list, open, send,
read and follow on a tester thread; thread-not-owned on a human thread both ways; and the human
forms unchanged with no tester transport call. A real-process test runs scripts/mosaic as the
tester. thread-cli.test.mjs and tester-reads.test.mjs drop the argvs that pinned the old
refusal. Brief mutants (talk sent as the human, follow without the thread filter) are killed.
Filbert approved round 1 in #1682 comment 29396 with no findings or notes. Their run on 3da362982,
with row 182 in the broker, added one more mutant (no thread read before the first receive in
follow), and it was killed.
#threadFor puts a message to a threaded instance in the thread found up its in_reply_to chain. It
checked the thread's instance but not its owner, so a tester reply to a message in a human's thread
landed in the human's thread. A new #testerOwns check refuses thread-not-owned when the sender is the
tester and the thread's owner isn't. It runs on both the thread branch and the row 143 spec-notice
branch. A role's reply into a tester's thread is unchanged, since that's how the answer comes back.
The bus README says so in its row 177 paragraph.
tester-threads.test.mjs adds four T9 tests: a tester reply into the human's thread refuses and
stores nothing, one into its own thread lands, the chief's reply into a tester thread lands, and a
tester reply to a spec notice refuses while the chief's relay still lands. messaging.test.mjs:203
used to send as the tester into a human thread. It now sends from a tester-owned thread.
Filbert approved round 1 in #1680 comment 29388. Their notes N1 (thread-instance-mismatch is
checked first, as before) and N2 (BUILD.md missed project-runtime.test.mjs:13 as a text reader of
broker.mjs, now corrected) need no change.
webui serve takes --proof-header NAME --proof-file PATH, only with the --public-host preview flags.
Before listen it reads the file once through O_NOFOLLOW and fstat: a regular file owned by the
Console uid, mode 0400 or 0600, at least 32 base64url bytes with one optional final LF. Any file
problem gives one fixed refusal that names neither the path nor the contents. The header name can't
collide with Host, Origin, auth or tester names.
On a public Host the guard runs before any auth header is read. It needs exactly one proof header
and compares equal-length buffers with timingSafeEqual. Missing, wrong and repeated proofs get the
same fixed 401. A proof header on another Host or on the tester listener gets 403. The existing
auth, Origin, Fetch Metadata and human write checks are unchanged.
webui-service.sh renders both flags and checks the file's metadata and canonical location without
opening it, and the send-status regex accepts the proof pair. stack-release.sh only gains a comment:
it already carries Console flags through re-pin and rollback, and new tests pin that.
This is a partial fix. Same-uid seats can still read the proof file. Activation (middleware, unit
flags, restart, smoke) is a separate Mos-checked window and isn't part of this commit.
Dewey approved round 2 in #1676 comment 29386, candidate 9300a670. Round 1 changes were in 29374.
The chat.mjs header comment now says the seam takes the bus transport it is given: the human one
from the signed-in listener, the tester one from the row 176 listener (row 177). The TypeError for a
missing or non-function call says 'chat needs a bus transport function' and no longer says human.
No behavior changes. The webui README doesn't repeat either phrase and is unchanged.
A new chat.test.mjs test passes undefined, null, a string, a number, an object, an array and no call,
and reads the new TypeError text. Putting the old text back fails it.
Dewey approved round 1 in #1681 comment 29376. Their notes (the tester line names no file, and the
test title says both transports pass when only a stand-in function does) need no change.
COUNTED, next to STORE_JS, lists the 11 tables a bus writer fills without an event in the same
transaction (role_claims through usage_records, in schema order). STORE_JS count and heldcount
return events after STAMP plus each listed table after STAMP from the same open as before. A
listed table the store lacks counts 0, and one that exists but can't be read refuses
restore-mismatch.
rollback --restore refuses post-backup-events unless the total is 0 or --events equals it, and
the message names each table with rows. The in-run recount compares the same total. An
events-only store prints the old text. T46 reads every table in schema.sql and fails on a table
in no list or in two.
Filbert approved round 1 in #1679 comment 29372. Follow-ups F1 (task_comment_cursors) and F2
(the refusal text at stack-release.sh:909) are recorded in agents/darkwing/work/queue-181/BUILD.md.
next_activation() takes the UTC second once and tries the base id, then -1 through -9, against
stack-rollback/, backups/stack/ and the post-attempt store, all under the lock. ACT and POST share
the suffix, and with all ten taken it refuses capture-failed with nothing stopped. Adopt uses the
same helper. --restore takes the old and the suffixed form.
Under --plan, a bad --tester-port reports tester-port-invalid through check_refuse and
tester-port-target goes through check_refuse in both modes, so the plan lists every refusal.
Without --plan the output is the usage block, byte for byte as before. webui-service.sh counts the
tester port's digits as written before stripping zeros, so 007333 refuses as serve does.
Round 2 adds subtests C1 (adopt takes the next free id) and C2 (a bad port is usage before any
pointer read) for Dewey's round 1 (#1678 comment 29352). Dewey approved round 2 in comment 29361.
The tester gets threads of its own: thread.create, thread.open, thread.send, thread.messages and
assistant.stop join TESTER_VERBS, with owner `tester`, and neither the tester nor the human reaches
or lists the other's threads. A tester thread.send is from tester-cli with no human.input; in a
tester thread the lists read the tester as the human, the run answers at `tester`, and its send to
`human` refuses tester-thread-human. The tester stop revokes only tester threads, by `tester`. A
business whose human is `tester` refuses invalid-business at start.
The tester listener (7333) serves chat through the TESTER_CLI caller, its fence admitting only the
four chat write routes, with the listener's own Origin required; 7332's chat is unchanged. The
Console composer is enabled for the tester. READMEs state calls (a)-(c), N1, N2 and where a tester
reads replies (sage-1148).
Design 99ce5780 approved in sage-1146 (#1675 comment 29333).
serve --tester-port N starts a second listener on 127.0.0.1:N in the same
process, with a bus caller through TESTER_CLI. N is 1024..65535, not
--port and never 7332, and the flag needs the bus configured. The tester
listener takes only instances.set, routes.set and name.set; settings
save, project-file save, assistant stop, bus message and chat writes
refuse 403 with no bus call. It refuses the main listener's auth header,
and every other listener refuses any request carrying x-mosaic-tester.
/api/config answers tester: true and the page shows a tester banner with
the routes, instances and seat name editors only. tester-off and
tester-required map to 403 in a serve.mjs coreBusStatus wrapper, so
bus.mjs stays pinned (row 164).
The broker lets a tester read credentials (with #secretCheck), routes,
project.files and project.file; project.file.save stays human-only.
webui-service.sh takes --tester-port with serve's checks. stack-release
activate --tester-port N writes the flag to the pointer and the unit,
refuses tester-port-target when the target copy's Console lacks it, and
activate or rollback to such a copy drops the flag and says so in --plan.
docs/TOOLS.md rewords the stale row 175 two-phase step (#1673 F1).
Built by Rocko on 473258a51 (manifest a4c728fc...52c9), approved by Dewey
in round 2 (#1674 comment 29322) after round 1 changes (29309), Sage's
gate green on 473258a51 plus the patch in run 2. Run 1 failed T34's
failed-pm_launched subtest with capture-failed: activate and pm-on name
the activation by the second, so the two ran in one second and collided
on the rollback set. That race is row 169's (the base fails the same way
with the id pinned), and a follow-up row fixes it (Vikunja P19 391).
TESTER_VERBS gains usage, names, limits, plugins, instances, project.list,
thread.list, name.set and project.create. A tester reads limits, plugins
and instances and sends plugins.set, instances.set and routes.set, each
logged with actor tester. The project file verbs refuse a tester
tester-refused. The broker and CLI drop the [mos test]
prefix rule (mos-0872 Q1). The CLI takes --tester on the seven reads and
the W1-W7 write forms and refuses it (exit 4) elsewhere, bus start and
stop included.
project init --tester checks the project area, refuses the area root
itself, binds the tester with one agents read, then commits the layout as
tester (mos-0872 Q2). scripts/mosaic sends plugins, name, names, follow,
threads and thread to packages/cli (sage-1081). The row 164 pins are
untouched.
Built by Dewey on 9e74925c2 (three commits to 989699f7c, manifest
2e30f2a1...29d5f), approved by Filbert in round 3 (#1673 comment 29279),
Sage's gate green on 716ddcf1e plus the patch.
activate ID BUSINESS --pm-after-harness installs the bus without --pm
and writes a pointer with pm false and pmPending true. It refuses
pm-after-harness-target when the target has no harness kind, and
pm-after-harness-set when the business file already sets plugins.harness.
pm-on BUSINESS refuses not-pending and harness-unset, then reinstalls the
bus with --pm on the pointer's copy and runs the full gate. A failure puts
the phase-1 unit back (pm-on-failed, exit 1), or stops both units
(pm-on-down, exit 2).
A plain activate refuses pm-pending. status prints the pending state and
the next step. activate and rollback refuse business-unreadable when the
target's code can't read the business file's plug-ins.
Built by Darkwing on 4b738e2da (patch-id 17a90c4ad795, manifest
c6aaac1f...54af), approved by Filbert (#1666 comment 29263), Sage's gate
green on e7d47c346 plus the patch.
drop_in_override refuses drop-in-override when a unit path, a drop-in
directory or a .conf exists but can't be read, as install_guard in
bus-service.sh would after the stop. A unit path that isn't absolute
refuses too.
plan_store and the rollback --restore event count check is-active again
after reading the store the running bus holds. If the bus stopped
meanwhile, --plan prints "store schema: unknown" with no migration lines,
and rollback refuses restore-mismatch before anything stops.
The gate's copy-check step compares the check's bus line with the copy
this run installed and names both when they differ.
read_units returns 1 when the bus Environment= line or either unit's
ExecStart argv holds a quote or a backslash, so activate and rollback
refuse unit-flags-drift, adopt refuses check-failed and status prints
that it cannot read the units. Nothing parses systemd quoting.
Tests T28 to T31 in packages/cli/tests/stack-release.test.mjs.
Author and gate owner: Sage (mos-0855).
Role files take an optional skills list. The bundle reads each named skill
from <dataRoot>/skills-enabled, copies it into the bundle and renders every
file into prompt.md between skill-file markers, so the prompt text matches
the bundle copy byte for byte. The role's skills together are capped at
SKILL_BYTES (64 KiB): the claude adapter passes prompt.md as one argument,
and Linux caps one argument at 128 KiB. Symlinks are refused, not followed.
The launcher checks the list before a run exists: skill-not-enabled names
the activate command, anything else refuses skill-refused.
Pi keeps --no-skills; Claude Code keeps --disable-slash-commands and
--restricted. The two harness modules and MOSAIC_SKILLS are unchanged.
First lists: coder, reviewer, cto and pm, ms-unslop on each.
The click handler returned on busy, which refresh() holds for the whole /api/board read, so a click during a
poll did nothing and the sign-out test waited 5 s for a sign-out that was never asked for. The row 165 test's
location.reload() from an evaluate let the next wait start on the old document, and the reload killed it.
Researcher's candidate 8977d907 (patch 843fdee9), approved by Filbert in #1669 comment 29193. Built on d58c9c5cd and applied on 04155deff without fuzz; the patch's +/- lines hash the same on both bases. Row 171's one broker.mjs line (project-name-is-repo, at :2256) is the only change on a manifest path between them.
Adds the harness plug-in kind (interface 1). packages/plugins/harness/pi
and claude-code hold what core branched on: the adapter, thinking levels,
preflight, version probe, sandbox mounts, builtins line, typed tool names,
gate timeout, bundle files, adapter env, turn end and session-files path.
Core reaches a module only through the loader.
A session's route is the instance's harness, model and thinking vars, or
the three fallback. vars; a missing one refuses no-route, and the system
file's execution keys are never read for a session. The launcher checks
the primary route, then the fallback: harness-off, harness-refused,
thinking-unsupported, then preflight. A failed preflight falls back when
a fallback is set, and any refusal of the fallback names the primary's
failure too. Account checks run
only when the route's module counts an account. The manifest records
route, routeReason and harnessVersion, replacing piVersion and
claudeVersion. pi gets --thinking, Claude Code --effort, both from
MOSAIC_THINKING.
The business file refuses a partial fallback. routes and routes.set are
human-only bus verbs outside ORGANIZATION_KEYS; checkRoutes is shared by
routes.set, instances.set and limits.set and checks only changed routes.
The chief of staff changes an instance's model, and the assistant's whole
vars (Q169), through limits.set, so its route write runs the same checks.
A model outside launch.models refuses unknown-model, primary or fallback,
and routes.set passes that code through.
A new run binds only on a switched-on harness module name and records
its transcript path, which the usage reader uses. Settings gains a
Routing table with six selects per instance and loses the Role models
fieldset; it posts changed rows to /api/routes. webui/src/bus.mjs is
unchanged.
Until Jason's `mosaic plugins set` adds "harness": ["claude-code"], a new
launch refuses harness-off.
The business file can name the account claude-code launches use,
`launch.account` = {name, credential}. `name` is an identifier and
`credential` names one login set's environment variables, never a value.
`launch.limits.tokens.daily.<account>` = {limit, since, reset, timeZone}
sets a daily quota for that account. A daily key that isn't the account's
name refuses the business read.
The new plug-in limit-check/daily-quota (interface 2, pure) starts a day at
the first instant at or after `reset` on that local date in `timeZone`. Across
DST that makes a 23- or 25-hour day, and a reset in a skipped hour starts at
the gap's end. It counts the account's known records of all four kinds since
the later of the day start and `since`, and counts unknown turns apart.
The launcher refuses account-credential-missing, account-credential-ambiguous
and account-is-credential (an account name equal to a session credential's
value). Messages name variables, never values. The account rides mayLaunch,
bindLaunch, the usage records, mustStop and the launch record. A pi launch
has no account, records NULL, and no daily quota covers it. `mosaic limits`
and the Console's Settings show one fixed line when a daily row shows:
"Daily quotas count only this stack's own use of the account, not its use
anywhere else."
Bus schema 3h to 3i: 3h reserved usage_records.account as
CHECK (account IS NULL). The new step 3h-3i.sql rebuilds the table in one
transaction, keeping every row's seq and the sqlite_sequence value, and
recreates the three append-only triggers. All of sqlite_master equals 3h's
apart from the account line. A 3h engine refuses a 3i store.
packages/bus/tests/account-migration.test.mjs covers all three, with a
step that fails partway and leaves 3h intact. 3i goes live only through
`stack-release.sh activate ... --migrate` with Jason present (P19 371); the
activate path takes the pre-migrate backup, and the way back is restoring
it (agents/dewey/work/queue-126/MIGRATION.md).
Mos's go mos-0835, six conditions: (1) one transaction, account-migration
test 2 and mutant D29; (2) sqlite_master against 3h, test 1 and mutant D28;
(3) account is never a credential, the launcher's account-is-credential
refusal (launch-account.test.mjs) and the business name pattern
(token-limit-settings.test.mjs); (4) MIGRATION.md, accepted by Mos in
mos-0837; (5) the packet's DESIGN.md "no schema change" line corrected;
(6) the public/ digest below.
The public/ change in bus.js (the daily line under the token-limit table)
carries Mos's decision 123 go mos-0833 on the +/- digest 03e6d9da...ba78,
unchanged at landing.
Owner Dewey, brief docs/plans/2026-10-14_prd-1.2-build.md, "Daily quota for
the credential the stack uses today". Review round 2 rebases the round 4
build onto 1df04f52f (row 167). Reviewer: Filbert approve 29068 on round 1
(manifest d18314f7...8e65); Filbert approve 29080 on
round 2 (manifest f332db76...6fa6).
Seat run on round 2: touched 158/0, singles 1388/0 with 1 esbuild skip,
test-land-work.sh 86/0, 30/30 mutants killed.
Sage gate on 54319f552: GATE_PASSED, 2474+422/0, all 15 packages, the queue
suite and 10 script selftests.
Nothing live.
The Settings page held the launch settings twice, one copy for the launch form and the
token-limit reset and one for the Assistant section. A save in one form left the other with
the old revision, so its next save was refused with revision-conflict. Now one snapshot
serves both. Every successful save or reset sets it from the answer, a read replaces it only
while no form has a draft, and reload clears it.
The names read now rethrows a 403 or signed-out like the usage, instances and limits reads,
so a refusal gives the refused page instead of an empty name field.
Tests: the names refusal, one per snapshot path (launch save, assistant save, reset), and a
null body on /api/name and /api/assistant-stop. limits-browser.test.mjs:54 now expects the
reset's revision on the following save.
Owner Darkwing, brief docs/plans/2026-10-18_settings-reads-after-q169.md.
Mos's decision 123 go mos-0836 on the public/ +/- digest
82a8a810...e984. Mos's F1 and Filbert's notes 1-2 are P19 370.
Reviewer on candidate manifest dba38330...59cc: Filbert approve 29062.
Seat run: 231/0 on all 38 webui files singly, 8/8 mutants killed.
Sage gate on ee3f1fb3f: 2443 package tests and 422 script selftests, 0 failed,
GATE_PASSED 01:06:56Z.
Nothing live.
`mosaic business instances BUSINESS` reads the role instances, and
`mosaic business instance add|set` writes one add or change through the
broker's new human-only `instances` and `instances.set` verbs. The writer is
packages/business/src/instance-settings.mjs. It takes the caller's revision,
validates the next document, refuses a definition that declares credentials
(organization-credentials-out-of-scope), keeps protected instances as they
are, logs the human as the actor, and says when the running bus needs a
restart. Neither command restarts the bus.
The writer refuses the instance ids human and tester with invalid-request,
because the broker refuses a business whose roles use either name when the
bus starts.
The Console's Settings view shows the instances and, under --send only,
posts to POST /api/instances with the exact Origin and same-origin Fetch
Metadata. A refusal keeps the draft. An answer without the view's shape is
outcome-unknown (503). The page's public/ diff carries the decision 123 go
in mos-0832.
Neither verb is in ORGANIZATION_KEYS, so no agent tool reaches them.
Owner Darkwing, brief in row 165 (#1662). Round 3 rebases round 2 onto
4f45cadc0 (row 156). The public/ +/- digest is 939ecd28...9444, unchanged
at landing. Reviewers on candidate manifest e30b54da...f580: Dewey
approve 29052, Filbert approve 29053. Seat run on 4f45cadc0: 1436/0
singles, 37/37 mutants killed. Sage gate on e8b09735a: GATE_PASSED 25/25,
packages 2282/0, queue node 156/0, script selftests 422/0, 23:59:13Z to
00:05:35Z. Rebased onto 50a57e454 over two SESSIONS-only commits.
Nothing live.
Until now a landing ran only when the chief of staff or merge-gate
followed row 149's manual steps. The host now does it.
Broker. landHolders(business) lists the approved merge decisions each
instance holds, sharing the #held generator with landHeld.
landRelease(record) releases a run's claim with by='land-relaunch'.
Delivered and unread messages keep the run, and a run that hasn't had
its first message.receive answers {released:false, landing:true}
(#received, round 2), so a landing turn in progress is never cut. A
run that never reaches its first receive, a hung landing turn or a
broker restart, keeps the release closed, and the decision falls back
to row 149's path.
usage.begin accepts a decision id that landHolders lists for the run.
The bus process answers both ops from their own launchOp lines and
refuses any op it doesn't name.
Launcher. start() reads landHolders once for a non-thread instance and
takes land_work and the session's landing list from that one answer.
landPass() runs after threadPass() on each tick.
Runner. One turn per landing entry before the message loop, with a
usage bracket on the decision id.
Docs. A "Landing runs" section in the cli README and docs/TOOLS.md.
roles/merge-gate.md, cto.md and chief-of-staff.md say the host starts
the run, and row 149's steps are the fallback.
Owner Dewey, brief docs/plans/2026-10-18_landing-run-launch.md, design
DESIGN.md in the packet (sage-0808). Round 2 answers Filbert's F1-F3
(29033, rulings sage-0942). Reviewer on candidate manifest
72a5c1b6...b700: Filbert approve 29039. Seat run 4: 290/290 singles,
36/36 mutants killed. Sage gate on a618528b2 (candidate 524bfcc80): GATE_PASSED 25/25. Package tests 2258 plus queue 156, script selftests 422, 23:30:07Z to 23:38:04Z. Run 1 stopped at pkg-webui on board-held.test.mjs:163, the P19 366 timeout, 220/1. Run 2 resumed at pkg-webui on the same tree: webui 221/0 and every scripts/test-*.sh green.
Nothing live.
Jason's Q168: a visual editor for the Console's project documents,
held to row 148's rendering rules.
Library. ProseMirror with prosemirror-markdown and markdown-it, chosen
in the phase 1 library report (LIBRARY.md, REPORT.md in the packet).
packages/webui/third_party/editor/ holds 19 upstream packages as source,
byte for byte, each with its license, plus NOTICE and PROVENANCE.json.
Build. packages/webui/editor/ holds the model, view, entry and
build.mjs. esbuild 0.28.2 is an exact devDependency of packages/webui
with its own lock; editor/toolchain.mjs checks the version and the
binary's sha256 before any build. MOSAIC_REQUIRE_EDITOR_BUILD=1 turns a
missing or different esbuild into a failure, and the rebuild test then
checks the committed src/public/editor.js and editor.css match a fresh
build. The built bundle is committed under Mos's conditions
(mos-0755, mos-0765).
Console. The docs view gets Visual and Source modes. A save still
writes Markdown through the existing project write path, with the same
stale-base and read-only handling. A mode switch reuses the draft and
reads nothing from the project. Links and images keep row 148's
target rules, and no raw HTML runs. serve.mjs serves /editor.js and
/editor.css; index.html loads them.
Owner Researcher, brief docs/plans/2026-10-16_q168-wysiwyg-editor.md.
Round 5 is a rebase onto d88613bac (row 155); only docs/TOOLS.md,
webui/README.md, public/bus.js and serve.mjs differ from the round
before. Reviewers on candidate manifest 3a4bc21c...3b05: Dewey
(security) approve 29027, Filbert approve 29026. Mos's decision 123 go
for public.diff 902f0244 (handwritten part ea59079e): mos-0824. Sage gate
on 72c3fa598 with MOSAIC_REQUIRE_EDITOR_BUILD=1: GATE_PASSED 25/25
(node 2397, selftests 422), 22:07:29Z to 22:13:50Z; the rebuild test
ran and passed.
Nothing live.
Jason's Q169: only the chief of staff removes the assistant; the chief
and the human configure it and its seat name.
Configure. A new organization key, assistants, replaces the vars,
tracker or definition of an instance whose definition is already the
assistant. holder and credentials are refused, and the whole document
still goes through validateBusinessDocument. set() refuses
organization-definition-refused if any other instance's definition
changed. THREAD_DEFINITION and END_PROTECTED move to
packages/business/src/vocabulary.mjs, so the broker and
launch-settings.mjs read one list. The human writes it with
mosaic limits set --file or the Console Settings view's Assistant
section; the chief writes it with change_organization. Both carry the
file's revision.
Seat name. The chief gets a typed set_name tool (name.set,
instance.name). The Console gets POST /api/name on the settings
boundary, through human-cli.
Remove. role.end and role.revoke of a threaded instance revoke every
thread of that instance whose latest claim is a claim, and report
threads: N. The raise and the check both record a missing holder run as
null. A new human-only verb, assistant.stop, revokes the human's own
threads of an assistant instance; the Console calls it from POST
/api/assistant-stop. The bundle, the end_run description and
roles/chief-of-staff.md now say the chief ends and configures the
assistant. No schema step.
Owner Darkwing, brief docs/plans/2026-10-16_q169-assistant-config.md.
Reviewers: Dewey (security) r1 approve 29012, r2 29014, r3 29018; Filbert r1 29010,
r2 29015, r3 29017, on candidate manifest 96cae28e...9016. Round 2 is
confirm-only after rows 162 and 125 moved the base under docs/TOOLS.md
and the cli README. Round 3 bumps row 164's webui/src/bus.mjs byte
baseline in packages/bus/tests/channel-proof.test.mjs for the eight
STATUS entries; Sage's gate on r2 failed only there. Mos's decision 123 go for the public/bus.js diff
(mos-0816) covers 9f9ce31b, unchanged here. Sage gate on 197722caa:
GATE_PASSED 25/25 (node 2370, selftests 422) 21:11:38Z, a rerun on the same tree after a first run stopped at pkg-webui on a board-held.test.mjs timeout that passes singly.
Nothing live. Follow-up brief in the packet: the names read rethrow, one
shared settings snapshot, null tests for the two new routes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
New scripts/stack-release.sh with four verbs. adopt records the running
copy, the unit flags and the store schema in state/stack-active.json; it
stops nothing. activate ID BUSINESS [--pm] [--migrate] stops the units,
checks the stopped store, backs it up, migrates when the target's schema
differs, installs and starts the target, then gates on both units active,
a live bus host whose pid is the bus unit's MainPID with boot ok, Console
/healthz, stack-copy.sh check and one launched journal line. A failed
gate rolls back inside the same run and keeps the attempted store as
bus.post-attempt-<stamp>. rollback [--restore ACT [--events N]] goes back
to the log's previous copy and counts the events written after the
backup. status prints the pointer, the log tail and the copy check.
--plan prints what a run would do and writes nothing; it reads the store
schema from the store the running bus holds, or from a stopped store.
Exit codes: refusal 3, gate failure with rollback 1, rollback failed 2,
usage 4. Nothing is pruned.
stack-copy.sh gets a reachable function split from copy_commit and a
guard so its helpers can be sourced. TOOLS.md "Pinned stack update" and
the cli README pinned-stack paragraph describe the verbs.
Owner Darkwing, brief docs/plans/2026-10-18_stack-release.md (D1).
Reviewer Filbert: r1 approve (comment 28997) on 091693c5, r2 confirm-only
approve (29004) on candidate manifest c213a801...bd15c after row 125
moved the base under TOOLS.md and the cli README. Sage gate on 23622980f:
25 of 25 steps rc=0 on c96a95320 (15 packages + 10 scripts), node pass 2353 fail 0, selftests 422 passed 0 failed, 2026-10-18T20:32:13Z to 20:38:55Z, network sage-r162_default removed, 0 containers.
Nothing live. The 8e7ea89a1 window (repin-8e7ea89a1.md) runs these verbs
on Mos's go with Jason present.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Adds token limits under launch.limits.tokens (instances, providers, keys,
models.P.M). Core (packages/bus/src/limits.mjs) reads the organization
file and the per-turn usage records row 124 writes, then asks every
switched-on limit-check plug-in; the first refusal wins. A limit no
switched-on check reports reads "not enforced". The limit-check kind is
interface 2 (mayLaunch, mustStop, report); a v1 check is refused at load.
The shipped token-limit check is pure and counts known end records only;
unknown turns add nothing and are shown as their own count.
The launcher refuses limit-reached through the host's mayLaunch op, or
limit-check-failed naming the check. The broker asks mustStop after a
usage end and stops the run at its next receive or state. Settings stamps
since on a new or changed limit and runs reset; launch.mjs and
business.mjs validate the shape. Readers: mosaic limits and mosaic limits
reset, the bus limits view, the Console /api/bus/limits route and the
Settings token table with Reset. Key limits stay "not enforced" until
row 126 names accounts on records.
Owner Dewey, design under lead decision 150.
Reviewer Filbert: r1 changes (comment 28965), r2 approve (28981), r3
approve (28996) on candidate manifest 8b71c405...fe56 after the rebase
onto row 164 (37 of 38 paths with identical +/- lines, TOOLS.md:621
bracket). Decision 123 go on the bus.js hunk from Mos (mos-0814). Sage
gate on b6827d19e: 25 steps, all rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), 2295 node tests and 422 script selftests, 0 failed, 20:03:25Z to 20:08:08Z, network sage-r125_default removed.
Live stays as pinned. Not part of the 8e7ea89a1 window.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Adds plugin kind `channel` (interfaceVersion 1, dispatch(request, {call}))
with cli and webui modules. Project and thread surfaces and thread
talk/follow in the CLI and the Console chat go through the selected
channel. An empty or absent channel selection is off: the CLI exits 3 and
the Console answers 503, each naming `mosaic plugins` and `mosaic plugins
set` with the business selector. Management plugins and plugins.set stay
on the core transport. The loader gains a synchronous snapshot(kind)
getter; loaded(), modules() and last-good handling are unchanged. No lock
is held across dispatch. serve.mjs, public/ and the bus are untouched.
Owner Rocko. Reviewer Dewey: r1 changes (comment 28980, B1: the recovery
sentence was never asserted), r2 approve (comment 28984) on candidate
manifest ae2fcfda...1fc8, the B1 assert killing mutant D1. Design accepted
by Mos (mos-0768, mos-0773). Fixture rewrite at project.test.mjs:47 acked
by Mos (mos-0789) on Dewey's line-by-line check: lines 48-51 identical,
one added assert. Sage gate on e5b10d275: 25 steps green, 2081 package tests, 156 queue node tests, 422 script selftests, 0 failed.
Live stays as pinned. The re-pin that takes this live puts `mosaic
plugins set` in Jason's window right after activate (mos-0768).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Adds the Console chat view: project and thread lists, named create forms,
per-thread drafts, explicit Resume, paging and signed-in sends. The one
HTTP-to-bus seam is packages/webui/src/chat.mjs, with fixed routes in
chat-http.mjs: exact HTTPS Origin, same-origin fetch site, JSON content
type, and 403 for each. Every label and message body renders inert,
including bidi controls. CSP unchanged, no inline script.
Owner Rocko. Reviewer Filbert: r1 changes (comment 28933), r2 approve
(comment 28950) on candidate manifest 9a665434...4034, with the four r1
survivors killed by new assertions. Mos decision 123 go on the public/
diff, sha 78574095 (mos-0780). Sage gate on 19fe85c3e: 25 steps, node
2216/0, scripts 422/0, webui 179/179.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
New roles:
- roles/security-reviewer.json and .md: read tools only, review.verdict
within its role, no cross-role grant and no credentials, one verdict per
request.
- roles/merge-gate.json and .md: read tools only, cross-role
git.merge.protected only. It raises with domain technical and the task
ref, and lands with land_work once the decision resolves, the verdicts
approve and the gate passes. The chief of staff messages the relaunched
instance with the task ref and decision id (round 3 finding 28913).
Contracts:
- All 13 roles/*.md carry the proactive line in their Authority section.
- pm and chief-of-staff carry the REQ-DEC-2 routing paragraph. Its eight
hard waits are pinned to GATED_ONLY by a test.
Harness: raise_decision takes an optional domain, technical or delivery,
defaulting to delivery. The tool description says where each kind of raise
goes. end_run is unchanged (row 155).
Tests are new files only: business and bus workflow-roles tests and
harness raise-domain. Builder Dewey; Filbert approved round 4 (comment
28929) on manifest 6b4af9c2685b, base 0f715a054 plus build.patch
df0fec543dba.
Gate on 806ab89df plus the candidate, 16:34:57Z to 16:39:43Z: 2027
package tests and 422 script selftests (plus the queue suite's 156 node
tests), 0 failed. Doc-only follow-ups: business README:194-196 and the
launch.instances doc line.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Rocko's round 2 candidate e09313aba4d155a1c5af7bfb227ec397e96c0d57444782cd0b48593102bcc684
(38 paths, base 23533625d), approved by Dewey in #1618 comment 28923 (queue rev 1757).
Packet: agents/rocko/work/queue-124/r2/.
- Schema 3g to 3h: packages/bus/src/migrations/3g-3h.sql adds an append-only
usage_records table; nothing earlier changes. usage_records is in timedTables.
- The transcript usage-source module reads token counts from Pi and Claude
Code session transcripts and follows no symlink.
- `mosaic usage` in the CLI and a read-only usage section in the Console's
Settings (one GET route; 400 on a query string).
Decision 123 go: Mos, mos-0737. Activation (3g to 3h) is a migrating run
with Jason present, in Mos's combined re-pin; landing changes nothing live.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 128 round 1, Researcher's candidate (agents/researcher/work/queue-128/,
row128.patch, manifest 9eed6a78, 8 paths, base 0f3eb25ea). Filbert
approved round 1 (comment 28895).
`mosaic project create` and `project list` call project.create and
project.list; `init` and `check` keep their arguments and refusals.
`mosaic threads`, `thread create`, `thread open` and `thread read` cover
the thread verbs, and `mosaic talk --thread` sends thread.send as a
REQUEST and prints only the reply to the sent message. `mosaic follow
--thread` is the same loop without the send. A thread reference is its
id, an id prefix of 8 or more characters, or <project>/<name>; unknown,
short and ambiguous references refuse with exit 2 before any send. Every
verb refuses inside an agent run. There is no default thread, so a plain
`talk assistant` still meets thread-required-use-thread-send.
Acceptance 314 step 1 now creates the project and the assistant thread.
New: packages/cli/src/thread.mjs, packages/cli/tests/thread-cli.test.mjs.
Sage's landing gate ran on 77b1a6e8a plus the candidate: 25 steps, all
rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), 14:44:02Z to 14:48:42Z, network
sage-r128_default removed. The commit sits on 7de8b7270, which adds one
docs/SESSIONS.md line that no test reads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 143 round 2, Researcher's candidate (agents/researcher/work/queue-143/,
row143.patch aff7cff0, manifest a34136bf, 11 paths, base 8fcd0887e).
Dewey approved round 2 (comment 28862) after round 1's changes (28853).
A human save of spec/north-star.md through project.file.save stores one
notice per pm and cto instance, from _bus in no thread, in its own
transaction after the commit. If the notice can't be stored the save
answers outcome-unknown and the commit stands. pm and cto answer the
chief of staff once, a BLOCK naming each conflict or an INFO beginning
"Accept"; the broker checks a BLOCK's sender, recipient and in_reply_to
notice. The chief's relay that replies to the BLOCK is filed in Jason's
most recently opened assistant thread in the notice's project. With no
such thread the relay is refused and the commit still stands. No other
save, commit or verb sends a notice, and a notice to an unrun role waits
for a claim and launches nobody. No schema change: notices and answers
are messages rows.
Contracts: roles/pm.md and roles/cto.md say how to answer,
roles/chief-of-staff.md says to relay in_reply_to the carrying message,
roles/assistant.md says to tell Jason in its own words that the change
stands. New tests: packages/bus/tests/spec-review.test.mjs and
packages/business/tests/spec-review-contracts.test.mjs.
Sage's landing gate ran on 80a2e442b plus the candidate: 25 steps, all
rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), 13:46:52Z to 13:51:25Z, network
sage-r143_default removed. The commit sits on 970e88bf2, which adds one
docs/SESSIONS.md line that no test reads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 141 round 1, Darkwing's candidate (agents/darkwing/work/queue-141/,
build.patch bb036c6d, manifest d474b330, 26 paths, base 18aee8fa1),
rebased without change by Sage onto 7e40fb83b as round 2
(agents/sage/work/queue-141-r2/, build.patch 72b890d9, manifest
cae29087). Row 148 moved two of the paths, packages/bus/README.md and
packages/bus/src/broker.mjs; the interdiff touches only index and @@
lines. Filbert approved round 1 (comment 28841).
Schema 3f->3g adds instance_names, an append-only log whose latest row
per instance is its current name. message.send resolves a to that is
not an instance key or a role through the names table, and records
to_name. The new bus writer name.set and read names back the CLI verbs
mosaic name INSTANCE NAME (human-only) and mosaic names [--json].
`instance.name` is routed under REQ-MSG-2 (1.5). It joins ACTIONS and
ROUTED in the vocabulary and the broker, and roles/chief-of-staff.json
grants it within-role, as row 139's brief asks of whichever of 139 and
141 lands second. The chief has no tool for it until row 155, so the
chief's untypedActions and bundle untyped list are ["instance.name"]
(harness tools.test.mjs:43, bundle.test.mjs:94).
Follow-ups: Vikunja P19 tasks for TOOLS.md and acceptance 314 step 10
(Filbert, doc-only) and for refusing a new key or definition equal to a
current name. Row 155's brief carries the return of untyped to [].
Sage's landing gate ran on 7e40fb83b plus the candidate: 25 steps,
all rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), 22:30:48Z to 22:35:15Z,
network sage-r141_default removed. The commit sits on 2a85b41da,
which adds one docs/SESSIONS.md line that no test reads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 148 round 3, Researcher's candidate (agents/researcher/work/queue-148/,
row148.patch 1b63164b, manifest 95ae4736, 27 paths, base 18aee8fa1).
Dewey approved round 3 (comment 28832) and Filbert approved it with no
findings (28835). Mos gave the decision 123 go on public diff 8360122b
(mos-0636): no vendored code, no innerHTML or other HTML sinks.
The Docs page #/docs lists each project's spec/north-star.md and the
Markdown files directly under docs/. Save writes the typed text as one
local commit authored by business.human, through a new human-only bus
verb project.file.save that carries the opened commit as base and
refuses stale-base if the file moved. The preview is a textarea plus a
renderer built with createElement and textContent only; raw HTML shows
as source text and images never load. CSP is unchanged.
Round 3 replaced the backreference HR regex, which overflowed the
regexp stack, with an isRule scan. Round 4 added a textContent fallback
when paintDoc throws, and the submit handler resets saving in a finally.
Mos's rule (ceiling 1 s at 1 MiB, growth x3 per doubling over 1 to
4 MiB): 130/130 and 138/138 cells pass, worst 513 ms at 1 MiB, worst
ratio x2.50, control x2.01; the 756-cell grid has 0 timeouts. Mutants
43/44, v21 equivalent.
Follow-ups: Vikunja P19 tasks 318 (Save stays off after a non-render
paint throw), 319 (dead NUL check in bus.js) and 320 (the 1 MiB + 64 KiB
buffer before the human proof, Gitea #1650).
Sage's landing gate ran on a4779d2a5 plus the candidate: 25 steps,
all rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), 22:19:24Z to 22:24:09Z,
network sage-r148g_default removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 137 round 4, Darkwing's candidate (agents/darkwing/work/queue-137/r4/,
build.patch 0cabe175, manifest 548ee477, 31 paths, base 63c82f1c4).
Filbert approved round 4 (comment 28809) and Dewey approved it (28816)
after round 3 changes (28801, 28805). Darkwing's round 4 ran 9/9 mutant
kills, bus 317, seat 150, land-work 86.
Round 5 is a rebase only (agents/sage/work/queue-137-r5/, build.patch
d6cbaaa8, manifest f73598fe). Row 150 changed docs/TOOLS.md, broker.mjs
and cli/README.md under it. The round 4 patch applied unchanged onto
435d1c616, and with index and @@ lines removed the two patches are
byte-identical. Filbert checked the interdiff (comment 28818).
A landing moves refs/heads/main in <dataRoot>/working/<business>/
<project>.git, never the project root or canonical refactor. The seed now
fetches the root as refs/heads/root and fast-forwards main only when it
is an ancestor, so a landed main survives the next push. Only a
cross-role merge decision lands. Its squash names the real channel:
"via the CLI" for the human, and "as its arbiter, via the broker" for an
arbiter's decision.resolve. Every other class refuses not-authorized
before the human check.
This carries row 139's two items. REQ-LAND-1: a gated merge decision
never lands. REQ-DEC-2: the host land op accepts an arbiter-resolved
merge. land-work's read.mjs stays human-only, and land-work.sh still
accepts only a human CLI resolution.
Sage's landing gate ran on 435d1c616 plus the candidate: 25 steps,
all rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), 20:51:00Z to 20:55:34Z,
network sage-r137_default removed. Cherry-picked onto 5d98fb194, which
added only a docs/SESSIONS.md line.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 150 round 2, Darkwing's candidate (agents/darkwing/work/queue-150/r2/,
manifest 7556dda0, 7 paths), a rebase-only round onto 63c82f1c4 after
row 139 changed broker.mjs. Filbert approved round 1 (comment 28800) and
the rebase (comment 28806): only broker.mjs's index line and hunk offset
moved. Darkwing's r2 round ran 6 files, ROUND_PASSED.
`mosaic inbox --read <id>...` and `--read-all` mark the human's unread
messages read. Each argument is tried; refusals print their code and the
command exits 2. The Console's send section now names `mosaic inbox` and
`mosaic inbox --read`. broker.mjs changes a comment only.
The public/ diff is sha256 096d922c, unchanged from round 1 and covered
by Mos's decision 123 go.
Sage's landing gate ran on 4ebef2284 plus the candidate: 25 steps,
all rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), 20:41:55Z to 20:46:24Z,
network sage-r150g_default removed. Cherry-picked onto 1ad48035c, which
added only a docs/SESSIONS.md line.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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]>
Version 1.5 records Jason's Q167 ruling and added text as its source
block. It replaces REQ-DEC-2 routing: a gated decision citing the
project's current spec commit goes to the domain arbiter, and only an
uncited decision or a hard wait goes to the human. It adds the hard
waits (REQ-WAIT-1 to 3, with data.delete, network.expose and
account.create), projects and the spec file (REQ-PROJ-1 to 4), agent
landing (REQ-LAND-1), approvals that outlive the run (REQ-DEC-5),
settled decisions under a new spec (REQ-DEC-6), the four workflow roles
and proactive contracts (REQ-ROLE-5, 6), staff requests (REQ-COS-2),
assistant summaries (REQ-ASSIST-3) and name addressing (REQ-MSG-2).
docs/acceptance/314.md is the run Jason does in the Stack once the
rows are live.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 138 round 2, Rocko's candidate e3f9a400 (43 paths) on 26a0b0fab.
Dewey approved (comment 28754) after round 1 changes (comment 28752):
D1-D5 mutants killed, the 17 touched test files run singly passed
124/124. Rocko's own run: 753 tests and 59/59 mutants killed.
The bus gains the project adapter through runtime.mjs, the way it
already injects the organization, so broker.mjs takes no new imports
and refuses with project-not-configured when no adapter is set. The
project socket timeout is 120s. Roles gain record.write. The schema
moves from 3e to 3f; the live migration follows MIGRATION.md and
needs Mos's window.
Sage's landing gate ran on c842686d5 plus the candidate: 25 steps,
all rc 0 (15 packages, 10 script suites), network sage-r138_default
removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 152 round 1, Dewey's candidate on 56639c99b. Filbert approved
(comment 28741). The bus marks a waiting message launchable or not;
when the target isn't in the launch block, launch.by is still told,
with a notice saying the launch would be refused, and talk prints that
launch.by can't launch the role. Sage's landing gate ran on 5f57d85e5
plus the candidate: 25 steps, all rc 0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 153 round 1, Rocko's candidate on 686fc1cb6. Filbert approved
(comment 28727). projectRepo lives in packages/project/src/paths.mjs, so
business.mjs is unchanged (sage-0469). Sage's landing gate ran on this
commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Row 151 round 1, Dewey's candidate on 686fc1cb6. Filbert approved
(comment 28726). Test-only. Sage's landing gate ran on this commit
plus row 153.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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