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Added ur selftest, end-to-end drills for the gap that produced every
serious defect in recent releases: a module that is correct while something
between it and the user is not — a wire format, a CLI registration, an exit
code, a wording choice. The drills deliberately do not import the modules;
they spawn the shipped binary against real directories and assert on what a
user would see.
Five drills run automatically and cover the four defects that reached you:
memory integrity reporting an unchecked store as verified, the trajectory
gate printing FAILED while exiting 0, --costs hiding which directory it
searched, and per-agent attribution itself.
Drills that need a live model cannot be automated, so they are emitted as
prompts with the specific observation that separates working from broken —
"it seemed fine" is how the screenshot bug survived its first report.
ur selftest run exits non-zero on failure, and a test asserts the drills
actually fail when pointed at a broken binary. A self-test that cannot fail
is decoration.