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… non-blockers Chinese-wall reviewer (mt#1073 pattern) caught 2 blocking issues on this PR's initial scaffold that would have broken deployment and quietly dropped mandatory Tier-3 reviews under transient failures. Fixing both plus several non-blocking improvements flagged in the same review. Blocking fixes: 1. Dockerfile lockfile mismatch. COPY glob was bun.lockb* matching the pre-1.2 binary format; Bun 1.2+ uses bun.lock text format which is what the repo actually tracks. Every Railway deploy would fail at the RUN bun install step. Fixed to COPY package.json bun.lock explicitly. 2. HTTP 200 on review failure. The webhook handler swallowed all errors and returned void, causing verifyAndReceive to resolve cleanly and the server to return 200 for failed reviews. GitHub only retries on 4xx/5xx. A Tier-3 PR where the model or GitHub API timed out would be silently dropped with no retry and no review, breaking the mandatory-review guarantee. Fixed by removing the try/catch in handlePullRequestEvent so errors propagate to verifyAndReceive and return 500, causing GitHub to retry. Cost: duplicate-review risk on flaky errors; Sprint B adds per-SHA idempotency. Non-blocking fixes: - Startup warning when REVIEWER_PROVIDER=anthropic — operators who set this without reading docs deploy a degraded Chinese wall (same family as Claude implementer); log a degraded_config_warning at server start. - README corrected: removed false claim about Minsky provenance lookup (that is Sprint B; Sprint A only reads PR-body marker), removed reference to scripts/create-github-app.ts (not in repo yet, mt#997 tracks). - Self-review identity check now case-insensitive via .toLowerCase(); GitHub usernames are case-insensitive at platform level. - services/ lint-console-usage exclusion narrowed to services/reviewer/ specifically, so future services must opt in explicitly. - Stale bun.lockb entry removed from .gitignore. Deferred to follow-up tasks: - mt#1085 (Sprint B prereq): switch tier lookup from PR-body marker to MCP provenance record. Eliminates the marker-forgetting failure mode the reviewer flagged (non-blocking #5). - mt#1086: explicit network-call timeouts on model and GitHub API paths. Non-blocking #8 from the review. Validation: 18/18 service tests pass, typecheck clean, lint clean at 30-warning threshold.
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…se chain Reviewer bot flagged two concerns on PR #749: BLOCKING #2 (session TTL / abandoned-session leak): a client POSTing initialize and never closing the session would leave a Server+Transport pair pinned in httpSessions forever. Pre-existing with the old transports-only map; more expensive now per entry. NON-BLOCKING #3 (onclose chaining): direct assignment of transport.onclose could overwrite an SDK-set handler. Fix: - Add lastActiveAt to each httpSessions entry; update on every POST and GET - Add reapIdleSessions method that sweeps entries older than SESSION_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS (30 min) and closes their transport+server - Start the reaper in the HTTP-mode constructor on a 60s interval; unref() so tests don't pin the event loop; clearInterval in close() - Chain transport.onclose to any pre-existing handler Also: - 3 new tests: reapIdleSessions drops idle entries while preserving fresh ones; onclose race guard doesn't leak; existing close-all-sessions test updated for the lastActiveAt field BLOCKING #1 (diag.captureInit per session): false positive — captureInit only sets server.oninitialized (a per-Server property), no process-level listeners registered. Each session gets its own initialize-capture handler, which is the intended behavior. Pushing back in the PR thread. NON-BLOCKING #4 (no e2e HTTP test with GET/SSE): deferred — the fix is verified via local curl (three consecutive initialize requests produce three distinct session ids, all 200 OK, tools/call works independently per session). A real e2e harness is a larger test-infra task; filing a follow-up rather than baking it in here. NON-BLOCKING #5 (tests pass undefined as Server): leaving as-is; the test contract matches the defensive try/catch in resolveCallerAgentId. E2E re-verified: three local initialize requests returned 200 with distinct mcp-session-ids, no Already connected errors. 29/29 MCP tests pass; 2488/2488 full-suite pass; lint + typecheck clean.
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…se chain Reviewer bot flagged two concerns on PR #749: BLOCKING #2 (session TTL / abandoned-session leak): a client POSTing initialize and never closing the session would leave a Server+Transport pair pinned in httpSessions forever. Pre-existing with the old transports-only map; more expensive now per entry. NON-BLOCKING #3 (onclose chaining): direct assignment of transport.onclose could overwrite an SDK-set handler. Fix: - Add lastActiveAt to each httpSessions entry; update on every POST and GET - Add reapIdleSessions method that sweeps entries older than SESSION_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS (30 min) and closes their transport+server - Start the reaper in the HTTP-mode constructor on a 60s interval; unref() so tests don't pin the event loop; clearInterval in close() - Chain transport.onclose to any pre-existing handler Also: - 3 new tests: reapIdleSessions drops idle entries while preserving fresh ones; onclose race guard doesn't leak; existing close-all-sessions test updated for the lastActiveAt field BLOCKING #1 (diag.captureInit per session): false positive — captureInit only sets server.oninitialized (a per-Server property), no process-level listeners registered. Each session gets its own initialize-capture handler, which is the intended behavior. Pushing back in the PR thread. NON-BLOCKING #4 (no e2e HTTP test with GET/SSE): deferred — the fix is verified via local curl (three consecutive initialize requests produce three distinct session ids, all 200 OK, tools/call works independently per session). A real e2e harness is a larger test-infra task; filing a follow-up rather than baking it in here. NON-BLOCKING #5 (tests pass undefined as Server): leaving as-is; the test contract matches the defensive try/catch in resolveCallerAgentId. E2E re-verified: three local initialize requests returned 200 with distinct mcp-session-ids, no Already connected errors. 29/29 MCP tests pass; 2488/2488 full-suite pass; lint + typecheck clean.
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…ivation, pagination, regex tightening BLOCKING #1: aggregate warnings into single additionalContext string; emit exactly one writeOutput call per code path (deny or allow-with-warnings). BLOCKING #2: derive owner/repo from https://github.com/edobry/minsky.git via parseGitHubRemoteUrl and deriveRepoFromGit; no more hardcoded edobry/minsky slug; fail-open with warning if derivation fails. BLOCKING #3: add --paginate to gh api repos/.../pulls/.../files call; parse multi-page output by splitting on newlines and flattening JSON arrays. BLOCKING #4: tighten hasExecutionEvidence to require line-start anchor (prevents mid-sentence matches) and negation guard (skips lines containing no before the marker) and require non-empty content after the heading. NON-BLOCKING #5: centralize execWithPath in types.ts; both hooks import from there. Tests: add negative cases for hasExecutionEvidence (negation, empty body, whitespace-only body); add parseGitHubRemoteUrl suite covering all URL forms and null cases. 59 pass.
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Round 5 surfaced 3 BLOCKING + 2 NON-BLOCKING. Of these, two are substantive and addressed here; the rest are reviewer self-reversal or out-of-scope and are intentionally not addressed (see below). Substantive fixes: 1. LEFT-side anchor lookup on renames (R5 BLOCKING #1). Prior text said: LEFT-side anchor matches file.path === path OR file.oldPath === path, with a follow-up note that renames must use oldPath. The OR formulation lets a renamed files LEFT anchor incorrectly succeed against the post-rename name. Tightened the lookup to be conditional on rename status: renames match oldPath only; non-renames match path only. Mirrored in SKILL.md. 2. Mode 1 parent-aggregator same-hunk reminder (R5 NON-BLOCKING #4). The same-hunk constraint for multi-line anchors was specified for Mode 2 only. Added an explicit reminder that the parent aggregator constructing comments from Mode 1 subagent observations must apply the same constraint, demoting span-hunks ranges to body. Intentionally not addressed (reviewer self-reversal — bikeshedding): 3. R5 BLOCKING #2 + #3 reverse R3/R4: round 3 + 4 reviewer accepted the deletions are not renames, oldPath undefined framing as the correct fix to a prior BLOCKING. Round 5 now flags that exact wording as overly absolute. Per memory feedback_reviewer_bot_self_reversal_signal, that is the convergence-via-bypass signal. The current wording is technically correct for the GitHub diff representation we observe. 4. R5 NON-BLOCKING #5 (coverage-gate fallback when subagents fail) is genuinely out of scope for this prompt-shape PR. Tracked separately if it becomes a real failure mode. Status: substantive fixes landed; bypass-merging after this push per feedback_bot_pr_convergence_via_bypass since the PR has had ~17 findings addressed across 5 rounds and is now in self-reversal territory.
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…] from parsedDiff (#886) Bypass-merge audit (admin override after reviewer-bot R5 self-reversal): Substantive fixes landed across 5 reviewer-bot rounds (~17 findings addressed): - R1-R4: Mode-selection disambiguation, parsedDiff shape doc, side-mapping rule, anchor-validation protocol, file-status enumeration, deleted/added file handling, Mode 1 hard-guard, three worked examples, body-vs-comments split. - R5: LEFT-side anchor lookup tightened so renames match only oldPath; Mode 1 parent-aggregator same-hunk reminder added. Intentionally not addressed (reviewer self-reversal — bikeshedding territory): - R5 BLOCKING #2/#3 reverse R3/R4 stance on 'deletions are not renames, oldPath undefined' framing. Round 3+4 reviewer accepted that wording as the correct fix to a prior BLOCKING; round 5 now flags it as 'overly absolute'. Per memory feedback_reviewer_bot_self_reversal_signal, that is the convergence-via-bypass signal. Current wording is technically correct for the GitHub diff representation observed in parsedDiff outputs. Deferred as separate scope (not addressed here): - R5 NON-BLOCKING #5 (coverage-gate fallback when subagents fail). Genuinely separate concern; tracked as follow-up if it becomes a real failure mode. CI status: 2/2 check_runs green on merge commit 2e605c5. Authorship: bot-PR convergence pattern (feedback_bot_pr_convergence_via_bypass) — self-authored PR cannot reach APPROVE structurally; admin-merge after substantive fixes is the established workflow.
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R1 BLOCKING: encodeURIComponent on the full filePath encoded slashes as %2F, causing every GitHub Contents API request to 404 and disabling the exemption entirely. Fixed by encoding each path segment separately and rejoining with slashes; the ref query parameter is still fully encoded. R1 NON-BLOCKING #2: documented the deepJsonEqual key-order-sensitivity caveat. Order-insensitive deep equality deferred until it bites; in practice prettier provides stable insertion order for settings.json. R1 NON-BLOCKING #3: emit explicit warning when the open-PR sweep falls back to main as its structural-check base because default-branch detection failed. R1 NON-BLOCKING #4: emit explicit warning when fetchRecentMerges skips the structural-config exemption because no GitHub repo slug was supplied. R1 inline nit: when an allowlisted file FAILS the append-only check, emit a triage hint warning explaining why the collision was kept. R1 NON-BLOCKING #5: 4 new tests cover the failure paths plus the path-segment encoding regression that was the BLOCKING. 482 hook tests pass; lint and typecheck clean.
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R2 surfaced 4 BLOCKING + 5 NON-BLOCKING on merge commit acbdca2. All 4 BLOCKING + 2 NON-BLOCKING addressed here; remaining NON-BLOCKING (canonical phrase drift) is the deferred mt#1599 concern. Substantive fixes: 1. R2b BLOCKING #3 (verify-task SKILL.md contradiction): The audit-trail-missing branch had ambiguous language (halt and surface, then or accept that this merge bypassed audit discipline) that contradicted the Never set DONE without both conditions key principle. Tightened: missing audit phrase always halts unconditionally. Removed proceed-on-missing language. Recovery path is documented but does NOT proceed to DONE without manual user-reviewed exception. 2. R2b BLOCKING #2 (Smoke / CI-status integration ambiguity): The Smoke line was added to review body but its relationship to the CI status N/M counts was undefined. Clarified: Smoke is an independent gate. CI N/M counts only GitHub Actions check_runs; Smoke is its own review-body field that the pre-merge hook parses independently. Smoke=fail blocks regardless of CI; Smoke=skipped is a valid value; Smoke=pass is a positive signal but does not increment CI N. Added parser contract explanation in step 6.3 and step 9 body format. 3. R2a BLOCKING #1 (reviewer.md adoption sweep workspace): Added a Source freshness section to Mode 2 Protocol. The reviewer subagent dispatched by /review-pr typically runs in a session workspace (which is at PR HEAD by definition since sessions check out from origin), so local Grep is safe. When invoked outside a session workspace, the agent must constrain reads to parsedDiff only and explicitly note the limitation. Mirrors the auditor freshness preamble pattern. 4. R2b BLOCKING #1 (auditor.md baseline tests vs Source ref): Auditor preamble preferred GitHub reads but baseline checks still ran Bash tests against possibly-stale local workspace. Added explicit guidance: if running in session workspace (at PR HEAD), baseline checks are safe; if running in main workspace and head does not match Source ref, EITHER ask parent to dispatch via session at merge SHA OR skip baseline checks with rationale recorded in the report. Never report FAIL on stale-local test run. Worth-it NON-BLOCKING addressed: - R2b NON-BLOCKING #4 (auditor.md missing example): added concrete mcp__github__get_file_contents call shape under freshness preamble. - R2b NON-BLOCKING #5 (verify-task PR lookup): step 2 now searches both open and closed states to handle the race window between merge and GitHub finishing the close marker. Intentionally deferred (R2 reaffirmed): - R2 NON-BLOCKING #6 (canonical audit phrase drift): tracked in mt#1599 as a separate cross-file refactor. Real concern, but cross-file + drift-detection mechanism is its own scope. Spec verification table from R2: 3 of 3 success criteria reported Met. The architectural intent of the PR is unchanged; R2 BLOCKING items were all gap-filling refinements, not redirects.
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R5-A BLOCKING (types.ts:170 false-positive on argument tokens): restrict commandMatchesHookFile to the first 3 tokens (MAX_EXECUTABLE_TOKEN_INDEX). Real command shapes put the executable in token 0 (bare path), token 1 (node X / bun X), or token 2 (bun run X). Beyond that the tokens are arguments and checking them would let an argument value that ends with the hook basename produce a false-positive match. Two new tests cover the false-positive cases. R5-A NON-BLOCKING #3 (types.ts type discriminator): require def.type === command before matching. Future schema additions with non-command hook types that happen to include a command-shaped field will not misattribute timeouts. Test added. R5-B BLOCKING (check-branch-fresh.ts comment polish): replace literal 15s with DEFAULT_HOST_CAP_SEC reference in the budget-derivation header comment. Comment now points to the constant and notes auto-rederive behavior if the constant changes. Polish-grade fix; reviewer admitted runtime is correct. R5-A BLOCKING #2 (silent-path warning suppression): self-rebutted by reviewer in their own inline comment as not applying. No code change required; reviewer asked for regression test, current coverage is sufficient. Declined (already-addressed / pre-existing / speculative reduplicates): - R5-A NON-BLOCKING #4 (events default asymmetry): readHostCap defaults to PreToolUse (R2 fix); findHostCapInSettings is the lower-level walker where no-filter is the principled default. JSDoc on ReadHostCapOptions documents the layering. - R5-B NON-BLOCKING #2/3 (shell-aware tokenizer / echo-token over-match): the MAX_EXECUTABLE_TOKEN_INDEX fix above subsumes the over-match concern. Genuinely unquoted paths-with-spaces would also break shell exec; that is a settings.json authoring error. - R5-B NON-BLOCKING #5 (stringified numeric timeout): R3-B/R4 reduplicate. - R5-B NON-BLOCKING #4 (comment-15s reduplicate of R5-B BLOCKING). 66 tests pass (63 prior + 3 new R5 tests). Lint clean.
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R1-A BLOCKING #1 (command injection at session-commands.ts CAS site): The shell-interpolated mainRef in could let a crafted .minsky-freshness-sha file inject commands. Closed by adding strict regex validation in readFreshnessMarker: - mainRef must match /^[A-Za-z0-9._/-]+$/ (rejects quotes, backticks, semicolons, dollar-signs, parens, all shell metacharacters) - sha must match /^[0-9a-f]{40}$/ (lowercase 40-hex) A malicious marker now fails parsing -> CAS bypasses with no-marker instead of running the rev-parse with poisoned input. R1-B BLOCKING #5 (cleanup not on early-return paths): Marker was only cleaned after a successful CAS check, leaving stale state on clean-tree early returns, NothingToCommitError, and pre-CAS exceptions. Restructured sessionCommit to wrap the entire post-workdir body in try/finally with cleanupFreshnessMarker(workdir) in the finally. Cleanup now runs on every exit path: successful CAS+push, CAS abort, commit failure, push failure, and both early-return cases. Removed the redundant inline cleanup from the CAS block. R1-B BLOCKING #6 (marker write on budget-skipped path): The hook's gate () was too loose. The overBudget(GIT_TIMEOUT_MS * 2) path returns mainRef but skips the listCommitsAhead probe, so the marker would be written despite the freshness comparison never running. Fix: added to BranchFreshnessResult, set true only on the two paths that pass through listCommitsAhead (count===0 silent + count>0 blocked). Marker write now requires . R1-A NON-BLOCKING #2 (duplication): replaced the hook's inline writeFile + FRESHNESS_MARKER_FILENAME literal with an import of writeFreshnessMarker from src/domain/session/freshness-marker.ts. Single source of truth for marker payload shape and filename; the hook now uses the same helper as the read+CAS side. Verified bun resolves the cross-directory import without dependency-surface bloat (the helper imports only node:fs + node:path + the local errors module). R1-A NON-BLOCKING #3 (validation hardening): subsumed by R1-A BLOCKING #1 fix above (SHA + ref shape validation in readFreshnessMarker). R1-A NON-BLOCKING #4 (CAS error code): introduced FreshnessCasError class with and structured fields (capturedSha, currentSha, mainRef). session-commands now throws FreshnessCasError on CAS abort instead of generic MinskyError. Allows UX/policy/telemetry layers to distinguish a CAS-prevented push from other commit failures programmatically. R1-B NON-BLOCKING #7 (.git/ existence): documented the assumption in markerPath + writeFreshnessMarker JSDoc — workdir must be a regular git checkout (always true for session workspaces). Bare repos / worktrees / unusual layouts are out of scope. R1-B NON-BLOCKING #8 (sessionCommit integration test): declined for this round. The unit-test coverage on freshness-marker.ts (decision matrix + 3 spec acceptance scenarios) plus the now-finally-guaranteed cleanup behavior covers the substantive paths. Adding a full sessionCommit integration test would require spinning up a temp git repo + fake hook + push target — out of proportion to the marginal value vs the existing coverage. Can be filed as a follow-up if the reviewer wants explicit end-to-end coverage of the new CAS branch. Tests: 4 new freshness-marker tests covering the validation regex (shell metachars rejected, rejected, short SHA rejected, nested-feature ref accepted). 90 tests pass total (16 prior + 4 new + 70 hook tests). validate-all clean.
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…vice (mt#1603) ## Summary Closes the last documentation gap on mt#1073's `.claude/agents/reviewer.md` success criterion (residual #5 from the 2026-05-05 hand-off). The local reviewer subagent and the deployed Railway reviewer service (`services/reviewer/`) both operate under the same Critic Constitution, but the agent definition didn't explicitly say so — readers could mistake the two surfaces for unrelated implementations. The Chinese-wall constraints (read-only file access, no implementer-session memory, evidence-based output, severity classification) were already mechanically encoded in `.claude/agents/reviewer.md` — Mode 1 hard guard against direct posting, tools list excluding Edit/Write, evidence-before-flag rule, anchor-validation discipline. This PR closes the doc gap by naming the cousin relationship; nothing else changes. ## Key Changes - **`.claude/agents/reviewer.md`** — adds a 3-sentence block-quote note immediately after the frontmatter (lines 19-30) identifying the Railway service as the cousin surface enforcing the same Critic Constitution. References `services/reviewer/`, `docs/architecture/adr-005-forgebackend-subinterfaces.md` (sub-interface shape), and `docs/architecture/adr-006-agent-identity.md` (bot identity). ## Testing This is a docs-only edit. No tests, no verification artifact (§7a counter-example: "Docs-only or config-only changes"). Acceptance tests verified post-edit: - **AT1** — `services/reviewer/` appears within first 30 lines after frontmatter (line 21). ✓ - **AT2** — Mode 1 hard guard sentence (`Mode 1 hard guard: never call mcp__minsky__session_pr_review_submit yourself.`) is byte-identical at its post-shift line. ✓ - **AT3** — Tools list in frontmatter byte-identical (insertion happened between lines 17-19; no edits to lines 1-17). ✓ - **SC #4** — No protocol changes; Mode 1 / Mode 2 mechanics, severity rules, anchor-validation discipline all unchanged. ✓ ## Related - Parent: mt#1073 (Adversarial reviewer App architecture umbrella) — closes residual #5 of the 2026-05-05 hand-off. - Sibling residuals on mt#1073: mt#1086 (timeouts, blocked-by mt#1255), mt#1510 (identity routing, IN-REVIEW as PR #957), mt#1515 (seeded-bug harness), mt#1516 (position paper + mt#1065 deprecation). - The Railway service it points at was shipped via mt#1083 (DONE) and is currently active — see PR #957 R1 review header (`Reviewer: minsky-reviewer[bot] via openai:gpt-5`) for live evidence. Co-Authored-By: minsky-ai[bot] <minsky-ai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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… protocol ## Summary Rewrites the `implement-task` skill's Step 9 from "Hand off to verify" (stale post-mt#1551) to "Drive PR to convergence (IN-REVIEW → merge)". Names `mcp__minsky__session_pr_wait-for-review` as the default action and explicitly forbids idling without a named wait/poll mechanism. Originating retrospective: 2026-05-07 PR #970/mt#1610 idle-drift incident. ## Why Old Step 9 said "stop working on the session" and "Run `/verify-task mt#X` to verify." Both stale: - Per mt#1551, `/verify-task` is a closeout wrapper for the bypass-merge path only — it does not fire on the standard `session_pr_merge` path (which auto-sets DONE). - The actual review bridge between PR-created and merge-ready is `minsky-reviewer[bot]` via webhook, not `/verify-task`. - The instruction to stop produced **idle drift** when no wait mechanism was set up. The agent posted a summary message and sat there with nothing happening until the user prompted. The convergence loop (signals + escape valves) was already documented across 5+ feedback memories. This task names the loop's **entrypoint** so the agent knows to start running it after PR creation. ## Key changes `.claude/skills/implement-task/SKILL.md`: - **§9 retitled** "Drive PR to convergence (IN-REVIEW → merge)" — Process overview line 41 also updated. - **§9 body rewritten:** - Explicit "this step does NOT stop the session — it actively waits" framing. - `mcp__minsky__session_pr_wait-for-review` named as the default mechanism, with notes on the `reviewer` filter and the `since=now` default behavior (caught me with my pants down on PR #970 round 1 — wait returned `matched: false` because the bot had already posted before I called). - `ScheduleWakeup` named as the alternative for multi-day async waits. - Forbids idling without a named mechanism; references the `feedback_post_pr_convergence_idle_drift` bridge memory. - Notes `pr_watch_create` is inert today (stub client + no scheduler + desktop-only OperatorNotify) per `feedback_survey_event_resumption_toolkit_before_proposing_self_poll_or_user_ping` — don't recommend until production gaps close. - Branch logic on review state: APPROVE → `session_pr_merge` (auto-DONE); CHANGES_REQUESTED → cascade-defense + class-not-instance per §7; COMMENT → assess. - Four convergence-failure escape valves enumerated with their tracking memories: self-authored bot PR (`feedback_self_authored_pr_merge_constraints` + `feedback_bot_pr_convergence_via_bypass`), round-N self-reversal (`feedback_reviewer_bot_self_reversal_signal`), CoT-leakage 2× same HEAD (`feedback_reviewer_bot_cot_leakage_forces_bypass`), webhook-miss silence after push. - Pre-bypass discipline cross-reference to `feedback_verify_ci_fired_before_bypass_merge`. - **§0 IN-REVIEW transition message updated** for consistency: instead of pointing at `/verify-task` as the next step (stale), points at the §9 convergence loop and notes the standard merge path auto-sets DONE. ## Testing Skill markdown — `bun run validate-all` is N/A per spec acceptance test #4. Verified manually: - AT #1: An agent invoking `/implement-task` and reaching Step 9 sees explicit `session_pr_wait-for-review` instruction. ✓ - AT #2: All 5 referenced feedback memories cited by name in escape-valve sub-bullets. (`grep -c` returned 6 hits across 5 memory names.) ✓ - AT #3: `grep -c "Run \\\`/verify-task mt#X\\\` to verify"` returns 0. ✓ - AT #4: validate-all N/A. - AT #5 (walk-through): an agent following the new Step 9 on a freshly-created PR calls `session_pr_wait-for-review` rather than idling. ✓ `bunx prettier --check` clean. ## Out of scope - Creating a separate `/converge-pr` skill. Inline Step 9 is sufficient until proven insufficient. - A PostToolUse hook on `session_pr_create` that auto-triggers the wait. Same reasoning — escalate only if behavioral fix fails. - Other skills that reference `/verify-task` as an audit gate (file separately if discovered). ## Documentation impact No update needed — this PR IS the doc update. Skill markdown only. ## Concurrency analysis (N/A — no check-then-act pattern introduced; skill markdown is static content.) ## Live verification (N/A — docs-only change with no live external behavior dependency.) ## Follow-up Bridge memory `feedback_post_pr_convergence_idle_drift` will be marked retired post-merge (referencing this PR as the structural fix that landed). Co-Authored-By: minsky-ai[bot] <minsky-ai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Add services/reviewer/src/logger.ts: reviewer-local winston wrapper with HUMAN/STRUCTURED mode switching, LOGLEVEL env var, and redaction rules (Bearer tokens, PEM content, sensitive context keys). Migrate console.* calls in the 4 in-scope files: - services/reviewer/src/server.ts (13 sites) - services/reviewer/src/config.ts (1 site) - services/reviewer/src/tier-routing.ts (2 sites) - services/reviewer/src/mcp-client.ts (9 sites) Add winston ^3.17.0 to services/reviewer/package.json. Add logger.test.ts: 33 unit tests covering mode switching, level resolution, redactString, redactContext, and acceptance tests #5/#6 (mcpToken/Bearer never emitted in log output). Update server.test.ts captureConsoleLogs helper to intercept process.stdout.write (winston's transport path) instead of console.log.
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## Summary
- A default `tasks_list` MCP call returned the full active-task list — empirically **~440 tasks at ~84KB serialized** (2026-05-12) — too large for a fresh Claude Desktop / Claude Code session's first tool call.
- Adds a per-command `argDefaults` field to the MCP shared-command bridge's `commandOverrides`. Defaults are merged into caller args at the **MCP handler layer only**; the underlying shared command (used by both CLI and MCP) is untouched, so the CLI's `tasks list` default is intentionally unchanged.
- Sets `tasks.list` argDefaults to `{ limit: 50 }`. A default MCP call now returns at most 50 active tasks (~9.5KB serialized), landing comfortably under the spec's `<10KB` ideal target.
## Key changes
- `src/adapters/mcp/shared-command-integration.ts` — extends `commandOverrides[id]` with optional `argDefaults?: Record<string, unknown>`. In the handler, each key in `argDefaults` is filled in only when the caller's incoming arg is `=== undefined`. Explicit caller values always win.
- `src/adapters/mcp/tasks.ts` — sets `tasks.list` `argDefaults: { limit: 50 }` and rewrites the MCP tool description to reflect the new defaults and how to recover the full view (`all: true`) or override (`limit: N`).
- Updated mt#1786 spec `## Summary` with the empirically-corrected baseline (~440 active / 84KB; ~1676 with `all: true` / 309KB).
## Why MCP-layer, not domain/backend
The spec's `## Out of scope` excludes both "Restructuring the domain layer's `listTasks` implementation" and "CLI behavior changes (only MCP)". The `argDefaults` mechanism keeps the scope tight:
- CLI consumers (which never call through this bridge) see no change.
- Existing MCP consumers that pass explicit args (`adoption-sweeper` passes `status: "DONE"`, `since`, `limit: 500`; orchestrate skill passes `status: "TODO"`/`"IN-PROGRESS"`) are unaffected — explicit values win over defaults.
- The default-args-only call from a fresh LLM session — the exact originating-incident scenario — now caps at 50.
## What's NOT in this PR
- **Recency sort.** With the existing backend's natural order (no `ORDER BY`), the first 50 trend toward lower IDs (oldest active tasks). A sort-by-recency would be a UX improvement, but sorting at the domain layer is out of scope per the spec, and an MCP-only post-process is invasive enough to deserve its own task. Filing as a follow-up if the UX issue persists.
- **`summarize: true` mode.** At 50 tasks × ~190 bytes/task ≈ 9.5KB, the size target is met without stripping fields. Marginal value; not needed for this fix.
- **Pagination cursor.** Title says "add pagination" but success criteria only require a default limit. The single-default-limit form satisfies all stated criteria.
## Acceptance against the spec
| Criterion | Status |
|---|---|
| #1: default `tasks_list()` returns ≤ 50 tasks, active-status only, concise fields | ✓ (limit=50 applied; backend already filters DONE/CLOSED; Task shape is already minimal: `id, title, status, backend, tags`) |
| #2: `tasks_list({ all: true })` restores full-history view | ✓ (explicit caller arg wins over default; verified by regression test) |
| #3: default response < 30KB, ideal < 10KB | ✓ (50 × ~190 b ≈ 9.5KB; under ideal) |
| #4: CLI `tasks list` default behavior unchanged | ✓ (argDefaults is consumed only by the MCP adapter; CLI codepath untouched) |
| #5: existing consumers continue to work | ✓ (adoption-sweeper and orchestrate skill both pass explicit args; explicit values bypass the default) |
## Testing
- 5 new unit tests in `shared-command-integration.test.ts` covering:
- applies argDefaults when caller omits the key
- does NOT override an explicit caller value
- preserves falsy caller values (0, false, '') — pins the `=== undefined` check
- merges multiple argDefaults keys independently
- no-op when override has no argDefaults field
- Full module sweep: **22/22** in `shared-command-integration.test.ts`, **265/265** across `src/adapters/mcp` and `src/domain/tasks`.
- Typecheck: clean. Lint: 0 errors / 0 warnings across 1433 files. Format: clean.
## Concurrency analysis
(N/A — no check-then-act pattern introduced. Pure-function defaults-merger.)
## Live verification
The unit-test coverage is decisive for this change: the merger is pure-function, the regression tests pin the exact behavior MCP callers will see (caller-wins, falsy preservation, multi-key, no-op-when-absent). No live MCP probe is required for correctness; the original-incident scenario ("Claude Desktop calling `tasks_list` with no args") is faithfully modeled by `handler({})` in the new tests.
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…ble/ephemeral boundary ## Summary - Encodes the Shape B policy decision from the Notion position paper *[Position: Agent todos vs. Minsky tasks — the durable/ephemeral boundary in the orchestration domain model](https://www.notion.so/35e937f03cb4812e9734f0c0f9a8b26c)* (2026-05-12) as a new section in `.minsky/rules/decision-defaults.mdc`. - Originating incident: during a single-task Minsky skill chain (`investigate mt#1786` → DONE on 2026-05-12), Claude Code's `TaskCreate` reminder fired 12+ times and the agent visibly echoed "Ignoring harness reminder" each time, turning harness noise into chat noise. - The fix is environmental shaping (rule policy), not behavioral retraining (memory entry). Per the Minsky design principle: alignment is achieved through environmental design, not training or instruction. ## Key changes - `.minsky/rules/decision-defaults.mdc` — new `## Agent todos vs. Minsky tasks: durable to Minsky, ephemeral to harness` section with operational policy bullets (durable / ephemeral / inside-skill-chain / reminder-disregard), Generic-SE override line, deferred follow-up pointer to mt#1797, pattern note framing this as the second instance of the "Minsky abstraction meets harness-native primitive" shape (mt#1316 was the first), and a worked example contrasting in-skill-chain vs. pre-task-triage usage. - `.minsky/rules/decision-defaults.mdc` Cross-References — added pointers to the originating memory, Notion paper, mt#1316, mt#1796 (this task), and mt#1797 (deferred Shape C). - `CLAUDE.md`, `AGENTS.md`, `.cursor/rules/decision-defaults.mdc` — regenerated from the updated source via the rules-compile pipeline (NO direct edits). - Memory entry `feedback_agent_todos_vs_minsky_tasks` (id `94c6eb16-7bde-4576-acaa-fabf87df708d`) — created as the originating memory the rule's `Generic-SE override:` line references. ## Compile-pipeline evidence (R1 BLOCKING ack) The reviewer-bot's R1 BLOCKING asked to confirm `CLAUDE.md` / `AGENTS.md` / `.cursor/rules/decision-defaults.mdc` were regenerated through the compile pipeline rather than edited directly — guarding against the mt#1678 incident class. Confirmation below: **Commands run (in the session workspace):** ``` bun src/cli.ts rules compile --target claude.md # → ✅ Success bun src/cli.ts rules compile --target agents.md # → ✅ Success bun src/cli.ts rules compile --target cursor-rules # → ✅ Success ``` **Pre-commit hook output** (from `bun run src/hooks/pre-commit.ts` invoked by `.husky/pre-commit`, last run before the commit on this branch): ``` 🔍 Running pre-commit validation... 🔐 Checking hook file permissions... ✅ No hook files staged. 🎨 Running code formatter... ✅ Code formatting completed. 🔇 Checking for console usage violations... ✅ No console usage violations found. 🔍 Checking for variable naming issues... ✅ No variable naming issues found. 🚫 Checking for Node.js shims in staged files... ✅ No Node.js shims in staged files. 🔎 Running TypeScript type check... ✅ TypeScript compilation passed — no type errors. 🔍 Running ESLint with strict quality gates... 📊 ESLint Results: Errors: 0 Warnings: 0 ✅ Perfect! Zero errors and zero warnings detected. 🔒 SECURITY: Scanning for secrets... ✅ Gitleaks: No secrets detected in staged changes (enhanced scan complete). 🧪 MANDATORY: Running unit test suite... ✅ All tests passing! Test suite validation completed. 🔧 Running ESLint rule tooling tests... ✅ ESLint rule tooling tests completed. 📋 Checking rules compile outputs are up-to-date... ✅ All rules compile outputs are up-to-date (agents.md, claude.md, cursor-rules). ✅ All checks passed! Commit proceeding... ``` The `Checking rules compile outputs are up-to-date` step IS the structural guard against direct edits: it re-runs `rules compile` and diffs the output against the staged files. If the staged compiled files differ from a fresh compile, the hook blocks. This is verifiable in `src/hooks/pre-commit.ts`'s pipeline-check logic. The commit succeeded → the staged AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md / .cursor/rules/decision-defaults.mdc are byte-identical to what `rules compile` produces from the staged `.minsky/rules/decision-defaults.mdc`. ## R1 response to other findings - **NON-BLOCKING (tool naming `tasks_create` → `mcp__minsky__tasks_create`)** — Fixed in R1 commit `9312eb83d`. Promoted per the Decision gate (in-scope + fix is known). Source and all three compiled outputs updated. - **NON-BLOCKING (Notion link fragility)** — Declined with rationale: the in-repo policy section is self-contained — the four-bullet operational policy in the rule body is the load-bearing form. The Notion link is supplementary deep-dive (3 architectural shapes, decision drivers, risk register, implementation plan). Existing rule-corpus pattern is to link to Notion / memories for context; mirroring would create a sync hazard between the rule body and the Notion page. If Notion access becomes a long-term issue, the right fix is a separate ADR-mirroring task across all rule cross-references, not piecemeal mirroring in this rule. - **NON-BLOCKING (.cursor/rules/* missing generated-file banner)** — Declined for this PR scope. The banner-emission gap is a compile-pipeline issue, not a content issue with this rule change. Filed as **mt#1798** to fix the `rules compile --target cursor-rules` writer so it emits the banner uniformly, then update the `check-generated-file-edit.ts` hook's banner-matching if needed. Tracked separately to keep this PR's diff focused on the policy change. ## Acceptance against the spec | Criterion | Status | |---|---| | #1: Rule corpus contains a section that names the policy in operational terms | ✓ — three bullet partitions (durable / ephemeral / inside-skill-chain) with concrete examples | | #2: Rule explicitly states behavioral discipline for harness reminders during a skill chain | ✓ — "disregard silently; do NOT echo acknowledgment text" with the rationale (harness reminder is invisible to user; echoing makes harness noise into chat noise) | | #3: CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md regenerate from source with banner intact | ✓ — `rules compile` ran for all three targets; pre-commit hook confirms "All rules compile outputs are up-to-date"; banner still at line 1 of CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md (cursor-banner gap is mt#1798 territory) | | #4: Rule cross-references the Notion paper and mt#1316 | ✓ — Notion paper linked inline in Generic-SE override AND in Cross-References; mt#1316 referenced in Pattern note AND in Cross-References | | #5: Worked example shows the partition in action | ✓ — contrasts `/implement-task mt#X` (no TaskCreate, ignore reminder) vs. "look into the duplicate session-cleanup edge case I keep seeing" (TaskCreate appropriate for diagnostic checklist until task is filed, then drop) | ## Why this rule belongs in decision-defaults The decision-defaults rule corpus is explicitly described as: "REQUIRED policy corpus that overrides generic-SE defaults with Minsky-grounded answers". The agent-todo question fits this shape exactly: - **Generic-SE default**: use the harness's todo system for all task tracking (or use no task tracking at all) - **Minsky-grounded answer**: durable→Minsky task / ephemeral→harness todo / inside-skill-chain→neither, with the reminder-disregard discipline The other sections in this rule corpus (Datastores, Reliability, Thresholds, User does not review PRs, Build vs buy, Multi-step direction execution) have the same shape. Cohesion argues for placement here rather than a separate rule file. ## Concurrency analysis (N/A — no check-then-act pattern introduced. Pure documentation/rule policy change.) ## Live verification The change is documentation/policy. The behavioral discipline ("disregard the reminder silently") is observable in future conversations but does not require live external systems to verify. The mechanical correctness — that `rules compile` regenerates the consumer files with the new section — is verified by: - `grep -c "Agent todos vs. Minsky tasks" CLAUDE.md AGENTS.md` → 5 each - `grep -c "Worked example" CLAUDE.md AGENTS.md` → 1 each - `grep -c "mt#1316" CLAUDE.md AGENTS.md` → 3 each - `grep -c "mcp__minsky__tasks_create" CLAUDE.md AGENTS.md .cursor/rules/decision-defaults.mdc` → 1 each (R1 tool-naming fix applied) - Pre-commit hook's "Checking rules compile outputs are up-to-date" check passes for all three targets ## Documentation impact The rule corpus IS the documentation. CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md regenerate from it; this PR includes those regenerated outputs. The Notion position paper (already published, linked) provides the long-form analysis. 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…h parser ## Summary The Claude Code memory-enrichment bridge hook (`.claude/hooks/memory-search.ts`) was silently skipping memory injection on every non-trivial agent turn. Braintrust traces showed `output.skipReason: "unparseable output"` recurring. Two compounding bugs. **Root cause #1 — drizzle NOTICEs leaking onto stdout.** `minsky memory search` initializes the postgres-js client without an `onnotice` handler, so the library's default routes Postgres NOTICE messages to stdout. On every cold start, drizzle's `CREATE SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS drizzle` + `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS __drizzle_migrations` emit NOTICE codes 42P06 + 42P07. These printed in JS-object-literal format (unquoted keys, trailing commas — NOT valid JSON) BEFORE the actual JSON response on the CLI's stdout data channel. **Root cause #2 — fragile parser fallback.** `parseSearchOutput` in the bridge hook walked stdout lines bottom-up looking for `{`-prefixed lines and stopped at the first non-`{` non-empty line. For indented multi-line JSON, interior lines like ` "results": [`, ` {`, ` "record": {`, etc. don't all start with `{`, so the walk anchored on the inner `{` from `results[0]` and `JSON.parse` of the suffix slice failed with mismatched braces. Net effect: the memory-search bridge was silently disabled on every non-trivial turn since both bugs landed in their respective regions. ## Key Changes - **`src/domain/persistence/providers/postgres-provider.ts:207`**: wire `onnotice: () => {}` on the postgres-js client. Matches existing suppression at `postgres-migration-operations.ts:121, 284, 432`. - **`.claude/hooks/memory-search.ts:219`**: replace the broken walk-bottom-up- while-`{` fallback with a top-down scan for column-0 `{` candidates, tried last-to-first (the real response follows any noise). - **Tests**: two new `parseSearchOutput` cases (NOTICE-prefixed stdout + indented multi-line JSON regression) and a `postgres-provider` test asserting `onnotice` is wired and survives invocation. ## Testing ``` $ bun test .claude/hooks/memory-search.test.ts 52 pass / 0 fail / 157 expect() calls $ bun test src/domain/persistence/providers/postgres-provider.test.ts 33 pass / 0 fail / 66 expect() calls ``` ## Live verification ``` $ bun src/cli.ts memory search "hello world" --limit 1 2>/dev/null | head -2 { "results": [ ``` (Pre-fix this same command printed two `{...}` NOTICE blocks ahead of the JSON response; the original Braintrust observation was triggered by this exact pollution.) Braintrust post-deploy check (manual, T+24h): `output.skipReason: "unparseable output"` should drop to zero on the next cold start. ## Concurrency analysis (N/A — no check-then-act pattern introduced. Parser is pure; `onnotice` is a config setter on the postgres-js client.) ## Cross-references - Bridge maintenance only. mt#1588 (MCP middleware enrichment) remains the structural replacement that retires this whole bridge hook. - CLAUDE.md `§Cause classes #5 Stdout pollution` documents this same hazard class for MCP framing; this PR brings the memory-search-bridge surface into scope. Co-Authored-By: minsky-ai[bot] <minsky-ai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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R1: #1121 ## R1 BLOCKING #1 -- spec mandates fix-or-retry, not observability alone The webhook handler now retries apply_post_merge_state_sync with bounded exponential backoff (1s, 3s, 9s -- max ~13s) when partial failure is detected. The function is idempotent so retries are safe. The sweeper (mt#1752) still backstops if all retries exhausted, but the in-band retry covers the immediate window so missed syncs don't accumulate operator-visible drift while waiting for the next sweeper cycle. New events: - at_merge_handler.sync_partial_failure_retry (per-attempt context) - at_merge_handler.sync_retry_exhausted (after MAX_ATTEMPTS=4) ## R1 BLOCKING #2 -- JSON parse failure must not classify as success Treat parse errors as indeterminate via at_merge_handler.sync_parse_error. Also require an affirmative parsedSync.success === true before declaring sync_complete -- if the response shape drifts (missing success field), we treat as indeterminate rather than implicit success. The sweeper backstops. ## R1 BLOCKING #3 -- disambiguate no-op success from write failure Added derived partialFailure: boolean to PostMergeStateSyncResult. True iff taskUpdateError OR sessionUpdateError is populated. JSDoc on the individual flags now spells out the three-way semantics: - true + no error: this invocation wrote the effect - false + no error: no-op success (already in target state) - false + error: write attempted and failed Callers that need "did the effect land?" should consult partialFailure, not the flag alone. Propagated through the MCP wrapper and into the webhook handler's decision gate. New test: "no-op success path: session already MERGED → sessionStatusUpdated=false but partialFailure=false" makes the contract explicit. ## R1 NON-BLOCKING #5 -- MCP wrapper success now derived apply-post-merge-state-sync-command.ts now returns success: result.taskUpdateError === undefined && result.sessionUpdateError === undefined instead of unconditional true. Also includes the new partialFailure boolean at the top level for consumers that gate on a single signal. ## R1 NON-BLOCKING #4 -- console.* in reviewer service Not changed. The at_merge_handler.* subsystem in services/reviewer/src/server.ts already uses console.log/warn/error throughout for its event lines (see the existing at_merge_handler.received, at_merge_handler.skip_*, at_merge_handler.sync_* calls). The new at_merge_handler.sync_partial_failure_retry and at_merge_handler.sync_retry_exhausted events follow the same established pattern within this subsystem. Switching just the new events to log.* would introduce inconsistency within the same module without solving the broader mixed-conventions concern. Worth a separate refactoring task across the whole at_merge_handler subsystem. ## Tests - src/domain/session/session-post-merge-sync.test.ts: 19/19 pass (+1 new: no-op success path) - services/reviewer: 962/962 pass - bun run typecheck: clean for both packages - ESLint: 0 errors, 0 warnings on affected files Had Claude do the diagnosis, fix, and tests.
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…ntegration test + NON-BLOCKING refinements BLOCKING #1 — Channel registration gap: - Define COCKPIT_SSE_CHANNELS canonical list in server.ts with the two attention-window channels; document that postgres-js does not support wildcard LISTEN so channels must be enumerated at init time - Replace the post-subscribe loop in getServerSseBroker() with a for-loop over COCKPIT_SSE_CHANNELS to pre-subscribe all channels at broker init - Export initServerSseBroker() as an explicit eager-init entry point - Call initServerSseBroker() in start-command.ts before app.listen() so channels are active before the first /api/events client connects - Update getServerSseBroker() JSDoc to document the noop-listener / open- but-silent 200 behaviour for non-Postgres backends (addresses #3 too) BLOCKING #2 — Missing NOTIFY → SSE integration test: - Add "SseBroker — NOTIFY → SSE delivery integration" describe block in sse-broker.test.ts with 4 tests: * pg_notify on attention channel reaches attached client within same tick * client not subscribed to channel receives no event * two channels subscribed — each client receives only matching channel * Last-Event-ID reconnect — client receives events missed during disconnect - Uses createRecordingChannelListener() throughout (no network, sync dispatch) NON-BLOCKING #3 — 503 vs noop-listener mismatch docs: - Documented in getServerSseBroker() JSDoc that non-Postgres backends use noop listener → 200 open-but-silent stream (correct behaviour, now explicit) NON-BLOCKING #4 — Stale activeWindowKey on close: - In attention.ts defaultDepsFactory(), after reading latestForChannel(OPENED), also check latestForChannel(CLOSED) and compare event IDs; if the close event is newer OR targets the same windowKey, set activeWindowKey = null NON-BLOCKING #5 — Topic-filter docs: - Rewrite module-level JSDoc in topic-filter.ts to enumerate all four rules (bare *, exact prefix, direct namespace child, cross-namespace dotted- boundary) with concrete examples - Clarify that rule 3 is a strict dotted-boundary check (.prefix), NOT a plain substring match — "minsky.noattention" does NOT match "attention.*" - Update inline comment on rule 3 inside matchesPattern() to match
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…725 delivery wiring ## Summary The reviewer-service PR-watch scheduler (`services/reviewer/src/pr-watch-scheduler.ts`) was shipped by mt#1618 with `PR_WATCH_ENABLED` defaulting OFF. mt#1899 investigation found the OFF default was a defensive choice during build-out (gap #3, agent-context delivery, was still open), and that mt#1725 + mt#1755 closed gap #3 but no commit revisited the default. The scheduler has been sitting dormant in production despite the end-to-end pipeline being complete. This PR flips the in-code default to ON and updates surrounding documentation. ## Investigation End-to-end pipeline verification (against `main` 2026-05-18): | Link | Status | |---|---| | `pr_watch_create` captures `parentSessionId` from MCP call context | mt#1725 | | Reviewer-service scheduler polls `pr_watch_run` every 60s | mt#1618 (default OFF — this PR) | | `pr_watch_run` uses real Octokit `GithubPrClient` (not stub) | mt#1618 | | `runWatcher` fires `WakeSignalSink.emit()` on event match | mt#1725 | | `PersistentWakeSignalSink` writes to `wake_pending` | mt#1661 / migration 0032 | | `enrichWakeResponse` middleware drains on allowlisted MCP tool call | mt#1661 + mt#1755 | | Reviewer Railway service has `MINSKY_MCP_URL` + `MINSKY_MCP_AUTH_TOKEN` | `services/reviewer/railway.config.ts:63-64` | Allowlist for wake-event drain delivery: `tasks.get`, `pr.watch.list`, `tasks.status.get`, `session.pr.get`, `session.pr.list`. The agent IS the consumer of wake events — there is no separate "wake-pen consumer process" (the original spec's framing was stale). The only missing piece was the production enablement gate. Flipping the in-code default activates an already-implemented mechanism that was otherwise dormant. ## Key changes - `services/reviewer/src/pr-watch-scheduler.ts:80` — `process.env["PR_WATCH_ENABLED"] ?? "true"` (was `?? "false"`). - `services/reviewer/src/pr-watch-scheduler.ts:23-31, 162-167` — docstrings updated to describe ON-by-default with mt#1899 rationale and explicit opt-out via `PR_WATCH_ENABLED=false`. - `services/reviewer/src/pr-watch-scheduler.ts:193-200` — `pr_watch_scheduler.missing_credentials` warning text updated (was conditioned on `PR_WATCH_ENABLED=true`; now refers to the scheduler being enabled). - `services/reviewer/src/server.ts:893-901` — startup comment updated to reference mt#1899. - `services/reviewer/scripts/smoke-pr-watch.ts:19-21, 286` — doc + tail messages reflect the new default. - Memory `feedback_event_resumption_toolkit_survey` (id `557006ff`) — updated in-place to mark gap #4 (production default OFF) closed by mt#1899. ## Why match the sweeper convention `services/reviewer/railway.config.ts:42-49` documents the equivalent pattern for `MERGE_STATE_SWEEPER_ENABLED` (post-mt#1811): in-code default flipped to `"true"`, Railway env var left unset so the in-code default applies. `SWEEPER_ENABLED` is the older pattern — in-code default `"false"`, Railway explicitly sets `"true"`. The MERGE_STATE_SWEEPER pattern is the post-mt#1811 convention; mt#1899 adopts the same shape for `PR_WATCH_ENABLED`. ## Out of scope - **Silent-registration fail-loud at `pr_watch_create` (spec Success Criterion #5).** With the default flipped ON, the silent-registration failure mode becomes much less likely — the only paths that hit it are (a) operator explicitly setting `PR_WATCH_ENABLED=false` on the reviewer service, or (b) reviewer-service configuration error preventing `MINSKY_MCP_URL`/`MINSKY_MCP_AUTH_TOKEN` from being set (already warned at scheduler startup via `pr_watch_scheduler.missing_credentials`). A cross-process fail-loud check at `pr_watch_create` time would require the MCP server to query the reviewer service's scheduler state, which crosses a service boundary and isn't justified by current observation. To be filed as a follow-up task if a silent-registration incident recurs post-flip. - **Class-not-instance observation (not addressed in this PR).** `SWEEPER_ENABLED` (in-code default OFF, Railway explicitly ON) and `ASKS_RECONCILE_ENABLED` (in-code default OFF) follow the older pattern. Each warrants its own evaluation against the same "is the OFF default still justified?" question, but the answer is task-specific and out of scope here. ## Test plan - [x] `mcp__minsky__validate_typecheck` — pass (0 errors) - [x] `mcp__minsky__validate_lint` — pass (0 errors after `bun run format:all`) - [x] `bun test services/reviewer/src/server.test.ts` — 9 pass, 0 fail - [x] `bun test src/domain/pr-watch src/mcp/middleware/wake-enrichment.test.ts` — 75 pass, 0 fail - [x] No tests assert on `PR_WATCH_ENABLED` default value (verified by grep) - [ ] **Post-merge operational verification** (agent will perform after Railway redeploys the reviewer service): `railway logs --service minsky-reviewer-webhook` should show `pr_watch_scheduler.started` (then `pr_watch_scheduler.poll_complete inspected=N fired=M` every 60s) instead of the current `pr_watch_scheduler.disabled` event. ## Cross-references - mt#1295 — original pr_watch design - mt#1618 — scheduler wiring + originating OFF default - mt#1725 — WakeSignalSink integration (gap #3) - mt#1755 — pr.watch.list session filter - mt#1661 — wake-signal sink architecture - mt#1811 — `MERGE_STATE_SWEEPER_ENABLED` precedent for the default-flip pattern - CLAUDE.md §Invocation path required for event/poll mechanisms — the principle this PR completes: a scheduler that exists but is gated OFF in production is operationally indistinguishable from no invoker. 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Reviewer-bot CHANGES_REQUESTED on initial submission. All five findings addressed: BLOCKING #1: Spec mismatch on cultural code (mission-control vs Cyberbrain / Section 9) The original spec Success Criterion #6 required recommending the "mission-control / instrument-panel" code. The workshop refined this to "Cyberbrain / Section 9" — an autonomous-flock cybernetic-substrate code that better carries the exocortex myth, with the mission-control register demoted to "appropriate for the cockpit widget, not the site myth." Took the reviewer's suggested option (b): updated the spec to reflect the workshop's refined lock via tasks_spec_search_replace. Spec now acknowledges both forms (initial generic mission-control + refined Cyberbrain / Section 9 with the five-layer reference architecture) and names the workshop output as the canonical lock. The SKILL.md positioning is now consistent with the spec. BLOCKING #2 + #3: Missing body-level Vendored from attribution Both vendored skills (seo-skill, motion-framer) had attribution only in YAML frontmatter description. Reviewer wanted explicit body-level attribution lines for human readability and consistent provenance. Added "> Attribution: Vendored from [repo-link] (retrieved 2026-05-19)" blockquote at the top of each skill's body, naming the source repo and any minor edits applied during vendoring. NON-BLOCKING #4 + #5: Out-of-repo / ephemeral path references NON-BLOCKING #4 (~/Projects/minsky-site references): no change — that IS the correct path for the marketing site on the principal's local filesystem; the "out-of-repo" status is intentional (the marketing site is a separate repo, not part of edobry/minsky). NON-BLOCKING #5 (ephemeral /var/folders/... tweet-archive path): replaced the ephemeral temp-folder citation with the durable source path (~/Downloads/twitter-2025-09-21-*.zip) plus a clear note that the workshop extraction was ephemeral and the durable indexing path is specced in follow-up #8 (the principal-corpus namespace on Minsky's shared pgvector infra). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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R1 review (minsky-reviewer[bot], 2026-05-19T17:31:07Z, CHANGES_REQUESTED): BLOCKING #1 — Notion parent page ID format + missing verify step: Process step 4 hardcoded the dashed UUID without naming the equivalent undashed form, and lacked the verify-via-notion-fetch step that incident-memo/SKILL.md uses. Now: both ID forms named (Notion accepts both), explicit instruction to verify via mcp__plugin_Notion_notion__ notion-fetch on the workspace home before creating, citing the incident-memo convention. BLOCKING #2 — incident-memo/SKILL.md missing from Cross-references: The skill body contrasted with /incident-memo earlier but the final Cross-references list omitted it. Added with descriptor naming the outward-vs-inward distinction (market-facing analysis vs. Minsky- internal postmortem). NON-BLOCKING #3 — same as BLOCKING #2 (addressed). NON-BLOCKING #4 — verify tool availability note: Added a paragraph at the top of the Research discipline section naming all referenced MCP tool IDs (chrome-devtools and Notion plugin) as harness-provided, with explicit guidance to verify via tool-search and a WebFetch fallback annotation pattern. Mirrors the defensive guidance in draft-rfc/SKILL.md line 83. NON-BLOCKING #5 — brittle ADR/task references: Added a paragraph after the Minsky concept list naming ADR numbers and task IDs as pointers (not anchors), with explicit resolution paths: `ls docs/architecture/adr-*.md` and `mcp__minsky__tasks_get`. Class-not-instance sweep: documentation-taxonomy.mdc section reference upgraded from bare `documentation-taxonomy.mdc` to `documentation-taxonomy.mdc §The eight categories` in the Cross-references list, matching the body's inline citation style.
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R1 review: CHANGES_REQUESTED. Three blocking refactor-induced inconsistencies plus one non-blocking auditability suggestion addressed. Frontmatter-length suggestion (NON-BLOCKING #5) intentionally not adopted — multi-line YAML description is the established convention in this skill set (mirrors cockpit-design/SKILL.md), and the first line of this skill's description already reads as a crisp one-liner. BLOCKING #1: stale section pointer in §3 Bridge-as-affect The §3 text said "Specific rules in Section 7 below" — left over from the pre-refactor numbering. After extracting framework/Pepsi/bridge content into analyze-adjacent-product, §7 in the new numbering is the Vendored Tier-1 skill bundle, not bridge-as-affect rules. Fix: replaced the pointer with explicit references to where the rules actually live now: §8 (typography/color/motion/vocabulary specifications — the register-borrowing rules) and §10 (named anti-patterns — the imagery-rejection rules). BLOCKING #2: section-number audit (intra-file consistency) Reviewer also noted potential drift across other Section-N references. Audited all `Section [0-9]` matches in both SKILL.md files: - marketing-site-design: 13 cross-references audited; all correct except the §3→§7 stale pointer fixed in BLOCKING #1. References to "Section 9" as the proper noun (Ghost in the Shell brand-code name) at lines 10/79/83/138/154/326 are not cross-references and are correctly preserved. - analyze-adjacent-product: 0 stale references (newly authored file with consistent internal numbering). No additional fixes required after the BLOCKING #1 edit. BLOCKING #3: template count mismatch between skill and worked example analyze-adjacent-product/SKILL.md §7 said "Write the six sections in order" (6 bullets). The moved case-studies-2026-05.md template said "Write the five sections in order" (also 6 bullets — the count label was wrong). Fix: updated case-studies-2026-05.md to "Write the six sections in order" to match SKILL.md. Both files now consistently document a six-section per-analysis template (Captured / Denotation / Connotation / Myth / Peirce read / Cultural codes invoked). Also fixed a related staleness in the same template section: the "Update the umbrella SKILL.md's Section 5 table" pointer was ambiguous after the move. Clarified to "Update `marketing-site-design` SKILL.md's Section 5 table (the cultural-codes-occupied table)" — the cultural- codes table lives in marketing-site-design, not in analyze-adjacent-product. NON-BLOCKING #4: in-file changelog note Added a brief refactor changelog stanza at the bottom of marketing-site-design/SKILL.md naming mt#1944, summarizing the extraction, citing the line-count reduction, and confirming no semantic changes. Makes the refactor auditable from inside the file without external context. NON-BLOCKING #5: not adopted (rationale above) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ns (mt#1932) ## Summary Adds `docs/brand-system.md` as the canonical operational reference for the Minsky brand. The position paper [Principal Substrate](https://www.notion.so/365937f03cb481e78fd5e0594a6507c1) (mt#1931) is the *why*; this doc is the *how*: concrete implementation tokens that any surface (marketing site mt#1934, cockpit mt#1935, README + docs refresh mt#1936) can consume without re-deriving the thesis each time. Part of mt#1929 (brand workstream umbrella) — child #3 / Phase 1. Unblocks downstream surface tasks. ## Key changes - New file `docs/brand-system.md` (195 lines) with 7 named sections: - **§1 Typography** — Geist (display+body) + JetBrains Mono (eyebrows+code) + Berkeley Mono / IBM Plex Mono italic (system-speaks). Sizing scale + tracking rules. Rejects Inter+Roboto+Lucide trifecta. - **§2 Color** — 11 tokens with hex + OKLCH values. Near-black bg, near-white text, cyan signal, amber→NERV-red warnings, Iso-pastel reserved for companion-personality surfaces. Notes cockpit (`src/cockpit/web/index.css`) currently uses HSL; mt#1935 migrates to OKLCH. - **§3 Motion** — 5 permitted patterns (wordmark micro-rotation, sync-gauge motif, scroll-driven reveals, status-dot pulse, hook-denial flash). Required `prefers-reduced-motion` handling. Rejects shaders, WebGL, multi-system orchestrated motion. - **§4 Vocabulary inventory** — 10 locked terms (cyberbrain, Stand Alone Complex, sync rate, Section, flock, ghost, servitor, substrate, principal, mesh) with sources and usage/don't rules. Voice rules: Magilumière tonal lock, Macx prose register, sentence case, peer-to-peer. - **§5 Bridge-as-affect — applied to Minsky** — what goes on the surface (atmospheric typography, palette, HUD overlays) and what never appears (literal Tachikomas, Eva units, magical girls, Iron Man / JARVIS, anime stills). Point-of-decision heuristic. - **§6 Anti-patterns** — 12 named rejects with reason and source/instance citations. - **§7 Implementation hand-off** — names sibling tasks that consume this doc (mt#1933 brand-foundation skill, mt#1934 site, mt#1935 cockpit, mt#1936 README + docs voice refresh, mt#1937 Notion audit). - Cites upstream sources: position paper (mt#1931 Notion URL, 4 references), corpus surface (mt#1930), workshop reference doc, `pz-voice` skill, marketing-site-design skill §8. ## Spec amendments - Filled in placeholder dep IDs (`mt#<corpus-task-id>` → `mt#1930`, `mt#<position-paper-task-id>` → `mt#1931`) and fixed stale §9 → §8 reference to `marketing-site-design/SKILL.md` during /plan-task gate. ## Testing - All six acceptance tests from the spec verified before PR: 1. ✓ `ls docs/brand-system.md` returns the file. 2. ✓ Doc cites the position paper from child #2 by Notion URL (4 occurrences). 3. ✓ 7 named sections (typography, color, motion, vocabulary, bridge-as-affect, anti-patterns, hand-off) — exceeds the required 5. 4. ✓ Color tokens include both hex and OKLCH values (12 OKLCH triplets in the table). 5. ✓ Vocabulary section lists 10 terms with usage rules — exceeds the required 8. 6. ✓ Anti-pattern section names 12 anti-patterns with citations — exceeds the required 8. - Docs-only change. No verification artifact required per `/implement-task` §7a (docs-only is an explicit counter-example to the structural-change rule). ## Out of scope Per the spec — these are sibling tasks under mt#1929, not this PR: - Wiring `docs/brand-system.md` into the top-level README (criterion #5 explicitly gates on mt#1936). - Implementing the brand against any specific surface (mt#1934 site, mt#1935 cockpit). - Extracting the brand into a separately-consumable skill (mt#1933). - Notion strategic-doc audit (mt#1937). Co-Authored-By: minsky-ai[bot] <minsky-ai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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