fix(publish): use NPM_TOKEN for initial 0.1.0 publish by himerus · Pull Request #9 · bookedsolidtech/rea

himerus · 2026-04-18T15:33:52Z

Summary

Initial publish of @bookedsolid/rea@0.1.0 failed with E404 because npm cannot resolve a trusted publisher for a package that does not yet exist.
Match the pattern used by @bookedsolid/reagent and helixir: authenticate with the org-level NPM_TOKEN, keep --provenance attached via id-token: write + NPM_CONFIG_PROVENANCE. Once 0.1.0 is live we can register trusted-publisher on npm and drop the token.
Switch GITHUB_TOKEN to CHANGESET_TOKEN so changeset release commits / tags can bypass branch protection (the default token cannot).

NPM_TOKEN and CHANGESET_TOKEN were added to this repo's allow-list on the org-level secrets before opening this PR.

Test plan

CI passes on this PR
On merge, Release workflow publishes @bookedsolid/rea@0.1.0 to npm with provenance
npm view @bookedsolid/rea@0.1.0 returns the package

The initial 0.1.0 publish failed with E404 because npm cannot resolve a trusted publisher for a package that does not yet exist. Match the pattern used by @bookedsolid/reagent and @helixui/helixir: authenticate with the org-level NPM_TOKEN, keep --provenance attached via id-token: write + NPM_CONFIG_PROVENANCE. Once 0.1.0 is live we can register trusted-publisher on npm and drop the token. Also switch GITHUB_TOKEN to CHANGESET_TOKEN so changeset release commits / tags can bypass branch protection (the default token cannot). Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press>

…correct git config read Codex finding #5 (HIGH): rea init followed destination symlinks via copyFile + chmod, so a malicious symlink at e.g. .claude/hooks/foo.sh could redirect a subsequent --force install to an arbitrary path and chmod its target 0o755. - Resolve install root once with realpath; assert every destination resolves inside it. - lstat every destination before writing. Any symlink raises UnsafeInstallPathError naming the offending path and its link target. - Use COPYFILE_EXCL on fresh creates. Intentional overwrites unlink first to defeat symlink-swap TOCTOU between lstat and copyFile. Codex finding #6 (MEDIUM): two callers in the same process calling appendAuditRecord with different-looking paths to the same directory used different writeQueues keys, breaking the per-process hash-chain serialization the file header promised. - Normalize baseDir with path.resolve + best-effort realpath at function entry; cache resolved keys at module scope. Codex finding #8 (MEDIUM): fs.rename on Windows throws EEXIST when the destination exists. rea init could not update an existing .claude/settings.json on Windows. - Try rename; on EEXIST/EPERM, unlink dest and retry. No runtime dep added. Codex finding #9 (MEDIUM): the hooksPath regex matched any hooksPath = X line anywhere in .git/config regardless of section, so a [worktree] or [alias] block with the key redirected the installer. - Shell out to git config --get core.hooksPath via execFile. Fall back to .git/hooks when unset or errored. Adds symlink-refusal tests, concurrent-append serialization tests, Windows rename-retry simulation, and section-aware hooksPath tests. All quality gates green: type-check, 64/64 tests, lint, build. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press>

#14) * feat(audit): add metadata field and public @bookedsolid/rea/audit helper Attach optional metadata to the AuditRecord schema and emit caller-supplied keys from ctx.metadata through the audit middleware (skipping the reserved autonomy_level key kept for internal bookkeeping). Add src/audit/append.ts as a standalone helper that reads the tail of .rea/audit.jsonl for prev_hash, computes the SHA-256 hash, and appends atomically with fsync. Exported as @bookedsolid/rea/audit so the codex-adversarial agent and downstream consumers (Helix helix.plan / helix.apply, future plugins) can emit structured events through the same hash chain. Add src/audit/codex-event.ts as the single source of truth for the codex.review event shape, shared between the TypeScript helper and the push-review-gate shell hook. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(hooks): enforce Codex adversarial review on protected-path pushes Extend push-review-gate.sh to block git push when the diff touches any of src/gateway/middleware/, hooks/, src/policy/, or .github/workflows/ unless .rea/audit.jsonl contains a codex.review entry for the current HEAD. The grep pattern matches the constants in src/audit/codex-event.ts — keep both in lockstep if either changes. Document the audit-append responsibility in agents/codex-adversarial.md with a concrete example using the public @bookedsolid/rea/audit helper. Deliberate non-action on commit-review-gate: commit-side enforcement would double friction without adding safety, since nothing lands remote without passing the push gate. The rationale is captured in the push-gate header so a future reader does not 'fix' the missing commit-side check. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(gateway): MCP server, downstream pool, registry loader, smoke tests Implement the rea serve gateway on top of @modelcontextprotocol/sdk 1.29: - src/registry/{types,loader}.ts — zod-validated RegistrySchema with the same TTL + mtime-invalidation cache pattern as src/policy/loader.ts. Server names constrained to lowercase-kebab. - src/gateway/downstream.ts — per-server DownstreamConnection wrapping a Client + StdioClientTransport pair. One reconnect on transport error, then mark unhealthy and let the circuit-breaker middleware take over. - src/gateway/downstream-pool.ts — Map<serverName, DownstreamConnection> with <serverName>__<toolName> prefix routing. Split on first __ so downstream tools that themselves contain __ still work. - src/gateway/server.ts — upstream Server bound to the full 10-layer middleware chain: audit → kill-switch → tier → policy → blocked-paths → rate-limit → circuit-breaker → injection → redact → result-size-cap → terminal. Zero-server mode boots cleanly with an empty catalog. - src/gateway/session.ts — per-process UUID session_id stable for the lifetime of rea serve. - server.test.ts — smoke tests via InMemoryTransport covering zero-server listTools, zero-server callTool denied, HALT denial, and tier classification. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(cli): rewrite `rea serve` as real MCP gateway with graceful shutdown - `src/cli/serve.ts` loads `.rea/policy.yaml` + `.rea/registry.yaml`, creates the gateway, and connects StdioServerTransport. SIGTERM / SIGINT drain in-flight work and close the downstream pool before exit. - `src/cli/index.ts` adds `--force` and `--accept-dropped-fields` flags on `rea init` (consumed by the upcoming install pipeline). Zero-server registries boot cleanly and advertise an empty tool catalog so first-run does not crash. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(policy): layered profile schema and five shipped profiles - `src/policy/profiles.ts` introduces a zod-strict `ProfileSchema` with all fields optional, the `HARD_DEFAULTS` layer, and `mergeProfiles` / `loadProfile` helpers. Merge order is `hardDefaults ← profile ← reagentTranslation ← wizardAnswers` so each later layer can only narrow the preceding one (autonomy ceilings always clamp). - Five profiles under `profiles/`: `minimal`, `bst-internal` (what this repo dogfoods), `open-source`, `client-engagement`, and `lit-wc`. Each is a literal fragment — no `extends` chains — so the materialized `.rea/policy.yaml` on disk is the full source of truth for what the middleware enforces. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(cli): install pipeline — copy, settings merge, commit-msg, claude-md, reagent Makes `rea init` a real installer instead of a stub. New modules under `src/cli/install/`: - `copy.ts` — copies `hooks/**`, `commands/**`, `agents/**` into `.claude/`, chmods hooks `0o755`, conflict policy per flag (`--force` overwrites, `--yes` skips existing, otherwise interactive prompt). - `settings-merge.ts` — pure merge into `.claude/settings.json`; never silently overwrites consumer hooks; warns only when chaining onto a pre-existing matcher (novel-matcher additions on a fresh install produce exactly one informational notice per matcher, not per hook). - `commit-msg.ts` — belt-and-suspenders install of `.git/hooks/commit-msg` (and `.husky/commit-msg` when husky is present); respects `core.hooksPath`. - `claude-md.ts` — managed fragment inside `CLAUDE.md` delimited by `` / ``; content outside the markers is never touched. - `reagent.ts` — field-for-field translator with explicit copy / drop / ignore lists. Drop-list fields refuse translation without `--accept-dropped-fields` to prevent silent security downgrades; autonomy is clamped to the profile ceiling. Each module ships with vitest coverage (`copy.test.ts`, `settings-merge.test.ts`, `reagent.test.ts`). Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(cli): wire init, expand doctor to 9 checks, changeset for 0.2.0 - `src/cli/init.ts` is rewritten to drive the full install pipeline: load profile, optionally translate an existing reagent policy, merge wizard answers, materialize `.rea/policy.yaml` as a literal, copy artifacts via the new install modules, merge settings atomically, install the commit-msg hook, and update the CLAUDE.md managed fragment. - `src/cli/doctor.ts` grows to 9 checks (`.rea` dir, policy parses, registry parses, agents count, hook executability, settings matchers present, commit-msg hook installed, codex-adversarial agent + command, registry parse roundtrip). Exit code reflects the worst check. - `package.json` adds the `./audit` subpath export (public API for the adversarial-review helper) and includes `.husky/` in `files[]` so the husky source ships to consumers. - `.changeset/0.2.0-mvp.md` — minor bump documenting Tracks 1/2/3 and the explicit deferrals to the full 0.2.0 cycle. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * docs(codex): use colon-form slash commands (/codex:review, /codex:adversarial-review) The Codex plugin exposes commands as /codex:review and /codex:adversarial-review. Our docs were using space-form which would break invocation. Note: THREAT_MODEL.md has one remaining occurrence of the old form but is in blocked_paths and requires a direct maintainer edit. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(hooks): close three push-review-gate bypasses surfaced by codex - Replace +++ patch-header scrape with git diff --name-status so file DELETIONS under protected paths also require Codex review (#1). - Parse push refspecs correctly: split on ':', take destination, strip 'refs/heads/' / 'refs/for/', reject bare 'HEAD' as target. Prior regex let 'git push origin HEAD:main' collapse diff to empty (#2). - Replace two-grep audit scan with jq -e structural predicate enforcing tool_name == "codex.review" AND metadata.head_sha == $sha AND metadata.verdict not in {blocking, error}. Prior greps accepted any audit line with matching substrings inside arbitrary metadata (#3). - Fail-closed on every parse error. jq still guarded at hook entry. Updates codex-event.ts docstring to describe the jq predicate instead of the old substring match (which is now actively misleading). Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(gateway): restrict downstream child env and reset reconnect per episode Codex finding #4 (HIGH): every MCP child spawned from .rea/registry.yaml inherited the operator's full process environment — OPENAI_API_KEY, GITHUB_TOKEN, customer secrets, everything. Registry is an attacker-writable surface in shared / CI contexts. - Default to a hardcoded allowlist of neutral env vars (PATH, HOME, LANG, NODE_*, TMPDIR, etc.). - New optional RegistryServer.env_passthrough: string[] opts specific additional names into the forwarded set. Names matching /(TOKEN|KEY|SECRET|PASSWORD|CREDENTIAL)/i are refused at schema-parse time — the explicit server.env is the escape hatch for operator-typed secrets. - Merge order: allowlist then passthrough then explicit. Undefined host vars are skipped (no "undefined" string serialization). Codex finding #7 (MEDIUM): reconnectAttempted never reset after success, so one reconnect was one-per-object-lifetime, not one-per-failure-episode as documented. - Reset reconnectAttempted on successful reconnect+retry. - 30s flap-guard: refuse to reconnect a second time within that window, mark unhealthy so circuit breaker takes over. - JSDoc updated to match actual semantics. THREAT_MODEL.md update (env-inheritance policy documentation) owed — file is in blocked_paths and needs a direct maintainer edit. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(install): reject symlink destinations, portable atomic settings, correct git config read Codex finding #5 (HIGH): rea init followed destination symlinks via copyFile + chmod, so a malicious symlink at e.g. .claude/hooks/foo.sh could redirect a subsequent --force install to an arbitrary path and chmod its target 0o755. - Resolve install root once with realpath; assert every destination resolves inside it. - lstat every destination before writing. Any symlink raises UnsafeInstallPathError naming the offending path and its link target. - Use COPYFILE_EXCL on fresh creates. Intentional overwrites unlink first to defeat symlink-swap TOCTOU between lstat and copyFile. Codex finding #6 (MEDIUM): two callers in the same process calling appendAuditRecord with different-looking paths to the same directory used different writeQueues keys, breaking the per-process hash-chain serialization the file header promised. - Normalize baseDir with path.resolve + best-effort realpath at function entry; cache resolved keys at module scope. Codex finding #8 (MEDIUM): fs.rename on Windows throws EEXIST when the destination exists. rea init could not update an existing .claude/settings.json on Windows. - Try rename; on EEXIST/EPERM, unlink dest and retry. No runtime dep added. Codex finding #9 (MEDIUM): the hooksPath regex matched any hooksPath = X line anywhere in .git/config regardless of section, so a [worktree] or [alias] block with the key redirected the installer. - Shell out to git config --get core.hooksPath via execFile. Fall back to .git/hooks when unset or errored. Adds symlink-refusal tests, concurrent-append serialization tests, Windows rename-retry simulation, and section-aware hooksPath tests. All quality gates green: type-check, 64/64 tests, lint, build. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(hooks): use pre-push stdin contract and allowlist verdict predicate Codex round-2 finding R2-1 (HIGH): the round-1 refspec parser extracted only the dst side and then diffed "$MERGE_BASE"...HEAD. A user on branch foo pushing "git push origin hotfix:main" had the gate review foo's commits against main, not hotfix's — protected-path changes on hotfix evaded the gate entirely. - Read git's real pre-push stdin contract: lines of <local_ref> <local_sha> <remote_ref> <remote_sha> - Use local_sha as the source commit for the diff. - Use remote_sha as the merge base when the remote already has the ref; fall back to merge-base with target / main for new branches. - Argv parser kept as fallback for manual testing; it also now resolves src^{commit} for src:dst, not HEAD. - Multi-refspec pushes iterate all refspecs and pick the one with the largest diff so a mixed push cannot hide large commits behind a trivial refspec. - All-zero local_sha (branch delete) refspecs are tracked separately; a delete-only push fails closed with an explicit block message. - macOS bash 3.2 compatible (no namerefs). Codex round-2 finding R2-2 (HIGH): the jq predicate used a blocklist (`.metadata.verdict != "blocking" and != "error"`). Missing verdict yielded jq null, which compares != to any string and passes — a forged record with just head_sha set satisfied the gate. - Flip to allowlist: `.metadata.verdict == "pass" or == "concerns"`. - null / missing / unknown verdicts all correctly fail. shellcheck clean, syntax-checked, parse tests passing. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(audit,install): remove cwd-aware baseDir cache; anchor install writes against ancestor changes Codex round-2 finding R2-3 (HIGH): the round-1 fix for finding #6 added a resolvedBaseDirCache keyed by the raw baseDir string. path.resolve('.') reads process.cwd() at call time, but cache hits skipped re-resolution. A long-lived process calling appendAuditRecord('.', ...) before and after process.chdir() would append to the first cwd's audit log even after the chdir — audit events routed to the wrong hash chain. - Remove resolvedBaseDirCache entirely. path.resolve + fs.realpath are cheap; audit append is not a hot path. writeQueues (the actual correctness fix from round 1) stays, keyed by the resolved path. - Regression test: chdir between two appendAuditRecord('.') calls and assert each record lands in the correct directory. Codex round-2 finding R2-4 (MEDIUM): the round-1 symlink refusal fix validated paths but copyFile/unlink dereferenced strings later. A concurrent attacker with write access inside the install root could swap an ancestor directory for a symlink between validation and write. COPYFILE_EXCL anchored only the leaf. - Snapshot the ancestor chain with realpath + lstat mtime after assertSafeDestination. - Re-verify immediately before every unlink and before the terminal write; any ancestor change raises UnsafeInstallPathError with kind: 'ancestor-changed'. - Replace copyFile with openSync(O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_EXCL | O_NOFOLLOW) + fs.write. O_EXCL races safely; O_NOFOLLOW refuses any symlink that sneaks in at the leaf. - Deterministic tests for both the ancestor-change detection and the O_NOFOLLOW leaf refusal. The end-to-end race (attacker swaps during live install) is skipped with a documented reason: single-process vitest cannot deterministically drive such a race without real multi-process timing coordination. Residual risk: sub-millisecond window between ancestor re-verify and the open syscall. Documented in the copy.ts header comment. All quality gates green: 68/68 tests pass (1 intentional skip), type-check clean, lint clean, build clean. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(install): reject ancestor symlinks and escapes in snapshotAncestors Codex round-3 finding R3-1 (HIGH): the round-2 snapshotAncestors recorded ancestor realpaths but did not assert they resolved under the install root. An attacker swapping .claude/hooks for a symlink to /tmp/decoy before the snapshot had that state accepted as baseline; verifyAncestorsUnchanged then passed, and writeFileExclusiveNoFollow wrote the file to /tmp/decoy. O_NOFOLLOW protects only the leaf, not ancestor components — a confirmed install-root escape primitive. - snapshotAncestors now lstats each ancestor and refuses symlinks with UnsafeInstallPathError { kind: 'symlink' }. - After realpath resolution, every ancestor must equal resolvedRoot or begin with resolvedRoot + path.sep. Otherwise UnsafeInstallPathError { kind: 'escape' }. - Walk must terminate at resolvedRoot; hitting filesystem root without matching raises escape (belt-and-suspenders against upstream bugs). - Two deterministic regression tests: ancestor-symlink-inside-root and ancestor-escape-outside-root. Both verify the decoy target stays untouched. All quality gates green: 70/70 tests pass (1 intentional skip), type-check clean, lint clean, build clean. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(hooks): fail-closed on unresolvable remote refs and parse --delete correctly Codex round-3 finding R3-2 (HIGH): the round-2 merge-base fallback `git merge-base X Y 2>/dev/null || echo $remote_sha` wrote the literal SHA string to $mb when Y was not in the local object DB (the common stale-checkout case). Downstream `rev-list` and `git diff` failed on the invalid ref, errors swallowed by `|| echo` defaults, DIFF_FULL collapsed to empty, and the gate exited 0 with no review — full bypass for any push whose remote tip the local repo hadn't seen. - Probe `git cat-file -e "${remote_sha}^{commit}"` before merge-base when remote_sha != ZERO_SHA. Missing object → exit 2 with fetch remediation message. - Capture merge-base, rev-list --count, and git diff exit statuses explicitly. Non-zero → exit 2. Empty output only reaches the legitimate no-op push path when git exited 0. Codex round-3 finding R3-3 (MEDIUM): resolve_argv_refspecs treated `-*` tokens as flags to skip unconditionally, so `git push --delete origin doomed` skipped --delete, consumed origin as remote, and processed doomed as a normal push. HAS_DELETE never fired; a destructive deletion was reviewed as an ordinary commit. - Explicit --delete / -d / --delete=VALUE cases set delete_mode=1. - Subsequent bare refspecs tagged with __REA_DELETE__ sentinel in the same refspec array (no second array; macOS bash 3.2 compat). - Emission loop strips the sentinel and emits ZERO|ZERO|(delete)|refs/heads/<dst> matching the git pre-push stdin contract. Existing HAS_DELETE block fail-closes on delete-only pushes — no downstream change. shellcheck clean. All edge cases verified (normal push, src:dst, upstream inference, legacy :doomed syntax, HEAD-target block). All quality gates green: 70/71 tests pass (1 intentional skip), type-check clean, lint clean, build clean. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(hooks): land G11.1 audited escape hatch for push-review-gate Pulled G11.1 from the 0.3.0 resilience plan into 0.2.0 after round-4 Codex review hit an account rate limit. Without an escape hatch, a Codex outage blocks every push that touches a protected path — turning an availability failure of an external service into a hard-stop on local development. The escape hatch preserves the audit contract while allowing a push to proceed when the reviewer is unavailable. Contract: set REA_SKIP_CODEX_REVIEW to a non-empty reason string. Empty / unset = no bypass, gate enforces as before. The reason is written verbatim into the audit record so every skip leaves a durable, hash-chained explanation that `git blame`, auditors, and future reviewers can find. Implementation details - New block runs inside the protected-path branch, before the existing Codex-audit grep. When REA_SKIP_CODEX_REVIEW is non-empty: 1. Emit a loud stderr banner so the skip is impossible to miss in terminal output. 2. Compute files_changed count from DIFF_FULL for the audit record. 3. Resolve actor from `git config user.email || user.name`. Fail closed (exit 2) if neither is set — an unattributable skip is worse than a blocked push. 4. Require `dist/audit/append.js` to exist. Fail closed if missing — we never want to "skip the audit skip record." 5. Invoke the existing append helper via `node --input-type=module` with tool_name "codex.review.skipped" (note the distinct name). 6. Exit 0 only on successful audit append; any non-zero node exit fails closed. - tool_name is deliberately "codex.review.skipped", NOT "codex.review". The push-review-gate grep / jq predicate for codex.review records must never match a skip record, or the gate would become a no-op for any future push on the same HEAD. Two distinct event names, one shared hash chain. - jq is used to serialize the audit-record fields, so reasons containing quotes, newlines, or shell metacharacters cannot break out of the JSON context. Fail closed if jq is missing or serialize returns non-zero. - Metadata recorded: head_sha, reason (verbatim REA_SKIP_CODEX_REVIEW value), actor, verdict "skipped", files_changed (integer count of changed files in the protected paths diff). Tests (__tests__/hooks/push-review-gate-escape-hatch.test.ts, 8 cases) - Fail-closed when dist/audit/append.js is missing - Fail-closed when no git user.email or user.name is configured - Happy path: exit 0, banner present, audit record has every expected field with correct values - Reason=="1" literal when caller sets REA_SKIP_CODEX_REVIEW=1 — no implicit "default" reason; whatever the caller types is what gets logged, including short values - Skip record does NOT satisfy the existing codex.review jq predicate — regression guard against collapsing the two event names - Sanity: gate still blocks (exit 2) when env var is unset - Sanity: gate still blocks when env var is empty string - Sanity: dist/audit/append.js present in-repo shellcheck clean. 78 tests pass (13 files, 1 pre-existing skip). Lint, type-check, build all clean. First use is this push itself: Codex is rate-limited until 2026-04-25, the round-3 fixes (R3-1, R3-2, R3-3) were applied per spec but not adversarially verified, and the escape hatch is the mechanism that audits its own introduction. Follow-ups still owed (0.3.0): - G11.2 pluggable Claude-self reviewer (fallback review path) - G11.3 startup probe for Codex availability - G11.5 telemetry on skip frequency - THREAT_MODEL.md: document the escape hatch as an audited gate weakening (requires direct maintainer edit — blocked_paths) - .claude/hooks/push-review-gate.sh dogfood mirror resync Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * docs(changeset): add G11.1 escape hatch to 0.2.0 notes Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(reviewers): land AdversarialReviewer interface + Codex adapter stub G11.2 step 1 of 3 — introduces the pluggable adversarial-reviewer contract the push gate will eventually dispatch through. - src/gateway/reviewers/types.ts: ReviewVerdict / ReviewFinding / ReviewResult / ReviewRequest / AdversarialReviewer shared shapes - src/gateway/reviewers/codex.ts: CodexReviewer adapter. isAvailable() probes `codex --version` with a 2s timeout; review() throws by design because the real path is the codex-adversarial agent, not a TS call - Unit tests cover exec success/ENOENT/timeout/non-zero, version caching, and the documented review() throw No behavior change — nothing wires these in yet. G11.2 steps 2 and 3 add ClaudeSelfReviewer and the selector; G11.3/G11.4 adopt them. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(reviewers): add ClaudeSelfReviewer fallback G11.2 step 2 of 3 — the real runtime fallback when Codex is unreachable. Not a cross-model check, so every result is flagged degraded=true so the audit log is honest about what actually ran. - src/gateway/reviewers/claude-self.ts: one-shot Opus call in a fresh context with a review-only system prompt. Parses STRICT JSON matching ReviewResult; verdict=error on parse failure, APIError (429/5xx), or network error. Caps diff at 200KB and notes truncation in the summary - Pin reviewer_version to claude-opus-4-7 so audit entries stay reproducible across future model bumps - Always pins degraded=true even if the model tries to overwrite it - Adds @anthropic-ai/sdk@^0.90.0 (verified via npm view). Only new dependency this task touches - 16 new unit tests exercising isAvailable, success path, malformed findings drop, error paths (missing key, unparseable, bad verdict, APIError, generic Error), and truncation Not yet wired into the selector or push gate — that lands in step 3. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(reviewers): add selector + policy/registry schema hooks G11.2 step 3 of 3 — ties the interface, CodexReviewer, and ClaudeSelfReviewer together behind a single selectReviewer() entry point with audit-friendly (degraded, reason) signals. No caller wired yet — push-review-gate integration is G11.3/G11.4 work per the spec. - src/gateway/reviewers/select.ts: precedence is env REA_REVIEWER > registry.reviewer > policy.review.codex_required=false > default (Codex first, fall back to claude-self degraded=true) > throw NoReviewerAvailableError pointing at the G11.1 escape hatch - Policy schema: new optional review.codex_required boolean; strict on unknown nested fields so typos fail loudly - Registry schema: new optional top-level reviewer enum ('codex' | 'claude-self'); unknown values rejected at parse time - 16 new selector tests cover the full precedence table, the unknown- env-var rejection, the NoReviewerAvailableError path, and the policy-first no-Codex case (first-class, NOT degraded). Policy and registry loader tests gain a block for the new fields — all backwards-compatible Total delta: 78/1 skipped -> 122/1 skipped. Lint + type-check + build all green. @anthropic-ai/sdk@^0.90.0 is the only new dep. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(hooks): honor review.codex_required in push-review-gate (G11.4) When .rea/policy.yaml sets review.codex_required: false, the protected-path Codex adversarial-review gate is skipped entirely. The REA_SKIP_CODEX_REVIEW escape hatch also becomes a no-op (skipping a review that isn't required is not meaningful). Adds src/scripts/read-policy-field.ts — a tiny standalone script that exposes a single scalar policy field to shell hooks without dragging in the full CLI surface. Exit codes distinguish missing (1) from malformed (2) so callers can pick different fail modes. Fail-closed semantics: if the helper can't parse the policy, the gate treats codex_required as true (safer default) and logs a warning. 7 new integration tests exercise the no-codex path alongside the existing 8 escape-hatch tests, including malformed-policy and missing-policy regressions. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(doctor): conditional Codex checks under review.codex_required (G11.4) When policy.review.codex_required is false, the two Codex-specific doctor checks (codex-adversarial agent, /codex-review command) are replaced by a single info line explaining why they were skipped. In the default and explicit-true cases, the original behavior is preserved. The curated-agents roster still expects codex-adversarial.md so flipping codex_required back to true does not require a re-install. Extracts `collectChecks(baseDir)` as a testable seam and adds a `info` status kind for purely advisory lines that never contribute to exit code. 4 new unit tests cover both modes plus the absent-field regression. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(profiles): add bst-internal-no-codex and open-source-no-codex (G11.4) Two new profile variants that carry every setting from their parent (bst-internal / open-source) but are designed to default review.codex_required: false at init time. The profile YAMLs themselves don't emit the review block — that's written by the init flow based on the profile name — but the leading comment documents the coupling. Each file explains when the variant is appropriate and how to re-enable Codex later (edit .rea/policy.yaml, flip codex_required to true). Profile registry discovery is file-based (loadProfile checks for profiles/<name>.yaml), so simply adding these files makes them available; the allowlist in src/cli/init.ts is updated in the accompanying init change. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(init): add --codex / --no-codex flags and wizard prompt (G11.4) rea init now writes an explicit review.codex_required field into every .rea/policy.yaml it creates. The value is resolved in this order: 1. Explicit --codex / --no-codex flag (commander's boolean-with-negation pair) wins unconditionally. 2. Otherwise derive from the chosen profile name — profiles ending in `-no-codex` default to false, everything else defaults to true. 3. Interactive mode prompts for a final confirmation, seeded with the flag/profile default. Adds `bst-internal-no-codex` and `open-source-no-codex` to the profile allowlist (the YAMLs were added in the previous commit). When the resolved value is false, the CLI prints a durable notice after install pointing at the exact knob (`review.codex_required: true`) the operator would flip to re-enable Codex later. A TODO comment in the same block flags the coupling with a future G6-style Codex install assist. 7 new non-interactive init tests cover the flag combinations and confirm the written policy parses via the strict loader (catching any key typo in the emitted YAML). Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * docs: document G11.4 + G11.2 in 0.2.0 changeset and CLAUDE.md Changeset picks up the actual surface that landed for G11.4 (push gate, doctor, init flow, two new profile variants, 18 new tests) and records G11.2 which was missing from the original draft. CLAUDE.md profile listing now enumerates the -no-codex variants and explains what they actually change at init time. Non-Negotiable Rules section is untouched. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(kill-switch): enforce single-shot HALT read with fail-closed errno handling (G4) Close the TOCTOU gap between the middleware's HALT check and the downstream terminal. The previous implementation called `stat` → `lstat` → `open` as a three-syscall sequence, creating a window in which HALT state could change between the decision and the read. The rewrite issues exactly ONE syscall per invocation on the HALT file: `fs.open(path, O_RDONLY)`. The decision is derived entirely from the open outcome: * ENOENT → HALT absent → proceed with the chain. * open succeeds → HALT present → deny. A best-effort read populates the reason string (capped at 1024 bytes); the read does NOT influence the decision. * any other errno → unknown state → deny (fail-closed). Semantic guarantee codified in the module-level doc block: HALT is evaluated exactly once per invocation, at chain entry. A call that passes that check runs to completion; a call that fails it is denied. Creating .rea/HALT mid-flight does NOT cancel in-flight invocations — it blocks subsequent invocations only. This matches standard kill-switch semantics (SIGTERM after acceptance: the process continues). The decision is recorded on `ctx.metadata.halt_decision` (absent | present | unknown) and `ctx.metadata.halt_at_invocation` (ISO-8601 timestamp when present, null otherwise). The audit middleware already forwards arbitrary ctx.metadata keys into the hash-chained record, so every audit row now carries the HALT decision that governed it. THREAT_MODEL.md §5.7 needs a corresponding update to replace the "theoretical TOCTOU on shared filesystems" residual risk with the explicit semantic guarantee. THREAT_MODEL.md is in blocked_paths, so the proposed paragraph is drafted to /tmp/halt-semantic-update.md for the maintainer to apply. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * test(kill-switch): cover TOCTOU, concurrency, and errno fail-closed paths (G4) Six new tests exercise the single-shot HALT semantic from every angle: 1. HALT created between chain start and terminal — the test's "next()" writes .rea/HALT mid-flight, yields a tick, and asserts the invocation still completes. Proves the middleware never re-checks. 2. HALT removed mid-invocation — HALT present at entry → denied. Removing HALT after the middleware returns does NOT rescue the call; the terminal never runs. 3. Per-invocation decisions, never cached — invocation 1 sees HALT (denied), HALT is removed, invocation 2 sees it absent (allowed). Two separate decisions. 4. ENOENT regression — HALT absent → next() runs, status stays Allowed. 5. Non-ENOENT errno → fail-closed — HALT exists with mode 0o000. On a non-root user the open fails with EACCES → decision 'unknown' → denial. On root, open succeeds → decision 'present' → still denied. Terminal never runs in either case. 6. Concurrency matrix — 10 invocations across a HALT toggle. First batch of 5 runs with HALT absent (all allowed); HALT is then written; second batch of 5 (all denied). Each invocation's decision reflects the state at ITS own chain entry, not a shared snapshot. The existing "HALT is a directory" test updated to assert platform-invariant denial (Linux: open on a dir succeeds → 'present'; macOS: open returns EISDIR → 'unknown'; both deny). Existing "caps HALT read size" test updated to also assert halt_decision. Test count delta: +6 (140 → 146 pass, 1 skip unchanged). Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(redact-safe): add wrapRegex with worker-based timeout bound (G3) Adds `src/gateway/redact-safe/match-timeout.ts` — a synchronous `SafeRegex` wrapper that bounds every regex `test`/`replace` to a configurable wall-clock budget (default 100ms). Implementation: Option A — worker thread per exec. - No native dependency (vs `re2`, which would add a build step and a second regex dialect). - Hard timeout: on expiry the parent calls `worker.terminate()`, which reliably kills a catastrophic backtracker. - Overhead ~1ms per call. Acceptable for gateway payloads today; worker pooling is a future-proofing option for 0.3.0 that would not change the public `SafeRegex` surface. Synchronization: the parent blocks on `Atomics.wait` over a SharedArrayBuffer while the worker computes. The worker writes its reply to a MessageChannel port (transferred via `transferList`), then stores `1` into the SAB and calls `Atomics.notify`. The parent wakes, drains the reply port via `receiveMessageOnPort`, and terminates the worker. This keeps `.test()` / `.replace()` synchronous so they remain a drop-in replacement for `RegExp.prototype.test` / `.replace` inside the existing middleware tight loops. On timeout: `.test()` returns `{matched: false, timedOut: true}` and `.replace()` returns `{output: input (unchanged), timedOut: true}`. An optional `onTimeout` callback fires exactly once and its errors are swallowed so a bad logger cannot break middleware. The caller (redact / injection middleware — added in the next commit) is responsible for emitting the audit event with size+pattern-id only, never the input text. Tests cover: benign match/replace, catastrophic `(a+)+$` pattern against `"a".repeat(25) + "X"` timing out within 2× the budget, replace returning input unchanged on timeout, `onTimeout` fire-exactly-once, callback error swallowing, default 100ms timeout, and `.pattern` passthrough. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(redact,injection): route default and user patterns through wrapRegex (G3) Every regex the redact and injection middleware layers run against untrusted MCP payloads now goes through the `SafeRegex` wrapper from G3. Per-call timeouts mean a catastrophic backtracker can no longer hang the gateway — the worker is terminated, the offending value is replaced with a sentinel, and an audit event is emitted. Changes: - `src/gateway/middleware/redact.ts`: - `SECRET_PATTERNS` is now exported (required by the CI lint:regex check added in the next commit). - New `createRedactMiddleware({ matchTimeoutMs?, userPatterns? })` factory. Defaults preserve current behavior (100ms budget). Users from policy-loaded patterns are a first-class input. - `redactSecrets` takes compiled patterns + optional `onTimeout` callback. On timeout the entire field is replaced with the sentinel `[REDACTED: pattern timeout]` — the scanner never lets an un-scanned value escape. Scanning short-circuits on the offending pattern. - Timeout audit events are pushed into `ctx.metadata` under the key `redact.regex_timeout` as an array of `{event, pattern_source, pattern_id, input_bytes, timeout_ms}`. The input text is NEVER written — only its UTF-8 byte length. - The exported `redactMiddleware` constant is preserved for back-compat; `createRedactMiddleware()` is the new canonical form. - `src/gateway/middleware/injection.ts`: - `INJECTION_PHRASES` now exported (for lint:regex). Added exported `INJECTION_BASE64_PATTERN` + `INJECTION_BASE64_SHAPE` constants — the two regexes this middleware runs. Both pass through `SafeRegex` now. - `scanForInjection` takes compiled SafeRegex bundle; patterns are built once per invocation via `compileInjectionPatterns`. - Timeout events land on `ctx.metadata` under `injection.regex_timeout`. Same size-only contract as redact. - Literal phrase matches continue to use `String.prototype.includes` (no regex, no ReDoS surface). - `src/gateway/redact-safe/match-timeout.ts`: - Added `matchAll` op to `SafeRegex` — bounded match enumeration, needed so the injection middleware can extract base64 tokens without falling back to unbounded `String.prototype.match`. The worker forces the global flag so matchAll is meaningful regardless of how the pattern was specified. - Removed the unused async runner + `wrapRegexAsync` export; the sync surface is sufficient and matches how middleware actually calls. Tests: - `src/gateway/middleware/redact.test.ts` (new, 7 tests): redaction + sentinel + audit-metadata shape + no-input-leakage + invocation-continues-after-timeout + nested-object preservation. - `scanForInjection` keeps its existing literal-phrase behavior; the base64 branch now uses `SafeRegex.matchAll`. Performance note: the middleware chain still walks every string in the result and runs N patterns × 1 worker-spawn per string. This is the defense-in-depth cost the threat model already accepts. Worker pooling is a 0.3.0 optimization that would not change the public surface. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(ci,policy): add lint:regex, load-time safe-regex check on user patterns (G3) Completes the G3 defense-in-depth story. Two new enforcement points land around the runtime timeout from the first two commits: 1. Build-time static lint. `scripts/lint-safe-regex.mjs` imports the compiled `SECRET_PATTERNS` and the two injection-scan constants from `dist/`, passes each through `safe-regex`, and exits non-zero on any flagged offender. Wired into `pnpm lint` as `lint:regex` and chained in BEFORE eslint so a bad regex short-circuits the pipeline fast. Running it caught one offender already — the existing "Private Key" pattern with nested `\s+` inside optional alternation. Tightened to a single-space form that matches the canonical PEM armor header (`-----BEGIN [TYPE ]PRIVATE KEY-----`). Non-standard whitespace in PEMs is not in our threat model. 2. Load-time safe-regex check on user-supplied patterns. `src/policy/types.ts` gains a `RedactPolicy` interface with `match_timeout_ms?: number` and `patterns?: UserRedactPattern[]`. `src/policy/loader.ts` validates each pattern via `safe-regex` at load time — a flagged pattern rejects the entire policy load with an error that names the offender. The zod schema stays strict so typos fail loudly. Malformed-regex-source also fails load. Gateway wiring: - `src/gateway/server.ts` compiles user patterns via `wrapRegex` at gateway-create time and passes the configured `matchTimeoutMs` to both `createRedactMiddleware` and `createInjectionMiddleware`. User patterns are appended after defaults, preserving precedence. Tests (7 new in `src/policy/loader.test.ts`): - accepts `redact.match_timeout_ms` + `redact.patterns` round-trip - back-compat: `redact` undefined when not set - rejects `(a+)+$` (safe-regex flagged) - rejects malformed regex source (`(`) - rejects unknown fields at the `redact.` level (strict) - rejects unknown fields inside a `patterns` entry (strict) - accepts a bounded user pattern end-to-end Dev dependencies: `safe-regex@^2.1.1` + `@types/safe-regex@^1.1.6` (verified existence + license via `npm view`). Changeset `.changeset/0.2.0-mvp.md` gains a `## ReDoS safety (G3)` section and G3 is removed from the deferred list. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(observability): land CodexProbe — availability polling and state (G11.3) CodexProbe polls `codex --version` and a best-effort catalog subcommand to expose whether the Codex CLI is reachable right now. The probe is intentionally decoupled from the reviewer selector — it reports state only, it never gates a review. Consumers (`rea serve` startup, `rea doctor`) read the state and decide what to do. Key behaviors: - Never throws from getState(); startup never fail-closes on a probe miss. - setInterval is .unref()'d so polling does not pin the event loop. - onStateChange listeners fire on transitions, not on every tick. - Concurrent probe() callers share a single in-flight exec. - Degraded-skip path for Codex builds that don't recognize `catalog --json`, documented inline so a false unauthenticated flag can't creep in. 18 unit tests cover exit codes, timeouts, ENOENT, version parsing, lifecycle, listener semantics, and the concurrency guarantee. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(serve,doctor): wire CodexProbe lifecycle and doctor check (G11.3) On `rea serve` startup, run an initial probe when policy.review.codex_required is not explicitly false. A failed probe emits a stderr warn only; serving continues. The probe runs periodically via start() and is stopped on SIGTERM/SIGINT. `rea doctor` now runs a one-shot probe (when Codex is required) and adds two rows: `codex.cli_responsive` (pass/warn) and `codex.last_probe_at` (info). Probe failure does NOT fail the doctor — it surfaces as a warn consistent with the existing Codex-optional checks. Kept collectChecks() accepting an optional probe state so existing unit tests (which don't run a probe) still pass. 4 new doctor tests cover the pass/warn branches, no-codex isolation, and the pure checksFromProbeState helper. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(observability): land codex-telemetry — append-only metrics.jsonl (G11.5) Observational telemetry for adversarial-review invocations. Each record captures invocation_type, estimated token counts (chars/4), duration, exit code, and whether stderr looked rate-limited. Appended to `<baseDir>/.rea/metrics.jsonl` as JSONL, fsync'd after each write. Explicit non-goals documented in the module header: - NOT the audit log — audit is hash-chained and authoritative; telemetry is free-form operator numbers. - NEVER stores input_text / output_text. The strings are consumed once for token estimation and then discarded. A test asserts absence of marker strings in the written file to enforce the contract. Fail-soft writes — any I/O error surfaces as a single stderr warning and resolves without throwing. Telemetry must never interfere with a review. `summarizeTelemetry` buckets records by local-tz day, most-recent first, and handles missing file / malformed lines / out-of-window records cleanly. 15 unit tests cover the shape, payload-absence invariant, rate-limit regex with 4 real-world stderr examples, day bucketing, and fail-soft behavior. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(reviewers,doctor): instrument ClaudeSelfReviewer and add --metrics flag (G11.5) ClaudeSelfReviewer.review() now writes a single telemetry row per SDK call via an internal emitTelemetry helper that contains both sync throws and async rejections from a misbehaving injected telemetry fn. Three paths are instrumented — success, API error, unparseable output — with exit_code = 0 on success and 1 on any error. The 'no API key' short-circuit is deliberately NOT instrumented; there is no SDK call to measure. CodexReviewer.review() is left uninstrumented. It throws today (real path goes through the codex-adversarial agent); a TODO comment references the 0.3.0 work where Codex runs from TS and the same instrumentation will apply. rea doctor --metrics prints a compact 7-day telemetry summary after the existing checks. The flag never contributes to the exit code — purely observational. Test hygiene: ClaudeSelfReviewer test suite now redirects process.cwd() to a tmpdir in beforeAll so the default telemetry path (when baseDir/recordTelemetryFn are not injected) doesn't scribble into the repo's own .rea/metrics.jsonl. .rea/metrics.jsonl added to .gitignore as belt-and-suspenders for consumers. Changeset updated with G11.3 + G11.5 sections. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * chore(eslint): ignore .claude/worktrees/ to prevent sibling-agent bleed Parallel agent worktrees live under .claude/worktrees/. Without this exclusion, eslint walks into their src/ and flags all of the transient in-flight work — including any other agent's in-progress branch — as errors in this checkout. No behavior change in normal development. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * feat(install,cli,hooks): G12 upgrade + install hardening for 0.2.0-mvp G12 (install manifest + rea upgrade) lands together with a broad hardening pass driven by a local Opus code-reviewer adversarial read of the full surface. Install manifest + upgrade - install-manifest.json with per-file sha256 + source classification - rea upgrade --dry-run | -y | --force with bootstrap mode - synthetic entries for CLAUDE.md managed fragment and settings.json - drift classification: new/unmodified/drifted/removed-upstream Hardening (addresses B1-B7 from local review) - fs-safe.ts: resolveContained + atomicReplaceFile with O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_EXCL|O_NOFOLLOW, three-file Windows replace - zod path-traversal refinements run at parse time (control chars, absolute POSIX/Windows, drive letters, UNC, ..) - TOCTOU defenses: snapshotAncestors + verifyAncestorsUnchanged - upgrade.ts: all fs mutations routed through safe helpers, SHA recomputed from installed bytes, diff size cap 256KB - .husky/pre-push: here-doc loop fixes subshell scope bug, anchored protected-path regex, POSIX-portable awk for HALT reason, Codex audit grep matches tool_name AND head_sha - postinstall.mjs: fileURLToPath for Windows portability, package-manager-agnostic upgrade recommendation - shared START_MARKER/END_MARKER/extractFragment between install and upgrade to prevent marker drift Tests - fs-safe.test.ts (16): resolveContained, atomicReplaceFile, safeDeleteFile, safeReadFile including symlink refusal - manifest-schema.test.ts (19): strict parse, path rejection for absolute/UNC/traversal/control-chars, synthetic entries - Net +35 tests; 247 total passing Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * chore(policy): set review.codex_required=false for this repo Codex is rate-limited in our environment. Local Opus code-reviewer substitutes for the adversarial-review leg of Plan → Build → Review per CLAUDE.md. The push-gate already honors this via G11.4, so with the flag set no env-var bypass is required on each push. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(ci,hooks,tests): unblock Lint/Test CI on 0.2.0-mvp PR - ci.yml Lint job: build before lint so lint:regex can inspect dist/ - ci.yml Test job: build before test so no-codex hook integration tests resolve dist/scripts and dist/audit symlinks into the scratch repo - push-review-gate.sh: use [.] instead of \. in the protected-path ERE so GNU awk does not dirty stderr with escape-sequence warnings that made the no-codex tests brittle. Sync .claude/hooks/ copy. - redact.test.ts: bump worker-regex timeout from 30ms to 250ms. Under GitHub Actions worker-thread startup load, 30ms was below the noise floor for default patterns and they spuriously timed out on benign input. 250ms keeps per-test duration sub-second while clearing CI. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(husky): honor review.codex_required in terminal pre-push hook (G11.4 parity) `.claude/hooks/push-review-gate.sh` (Claude-Code PreToolUse path) already short-circuits the protected-path Codex audit requirement when the policy sets `review.codex_required: false`. The terminal pre-push hook (`.husky/pre-push`) was missed during G11.4 and still demanded the audit entry for every protected-path diff, breaking the first-class no-Codex mode for anyone pushing from the terminal. Mirror the Claude-Code hook's policy read: invoke `dist/scripts/read-policy-field.js review.codex_required` once; if the field resolves to `false`, skip the audit requirement on this push. Every other path (HALT, protected-path regex, audit-log grep, REA_SKIP env-var escape hatch, fail-closed missing helper) is unchanged. Fail-closed: if the helper is missing (unbuilt rea) or errors, treat the field as true — safer default. Operator can `pnpm build` or set the escape-hatch env var for a one-off bypass. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> * fix(tests): escape-hatch makeScratchRepo sets baseline identity unconditionally CI runners have no global git user.email / user.name, so the previous conditional-identity logic caused `git commit` to abort with "Author identity unknown" before the hook under test could ever run. makeScratchRepo now: 1. Sets a baseline identity before the initial commits so the commits always succeed. 2. Applies the caller's requested identity state AFTER the commits: - null → unset the config (fail-closed test path) - string → override with that value - undefined → leave the baseline in place This preserves the original test intent — each test still exercises the hook with its intended identity state — while making the suite robust against CI environments that lack a global git identity. Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> --------- Signed-off-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press> Co-authored-by: Jake Strawn <bandy.strawn@clarityhouse.press>

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