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…dgment-day-bind-subagent-types feat(judgment-day): bind judge/fix-actor roles to explicit subagent_type in SKILL.md
…ncode-skill-registry-worktree fix(opencode): prefer worktree over directory in skill-registry refresh
…4-pi-disable-static-prompt-injection fix(manifest): disable static prompt injection for AgentPi (Slice A1)
…6-bounded-prepush-discovery fix(review): skip provably-unrelated leaves from pre-push gate assessment (Gentleman-Programming#1886)
…iew-windows-filesystem-classifier fix(review): classify unsupported Windows authority filesystems
…ing/fix/2541-correction-context-handle test(review): pin correction-phase repository-context convergence
…stall-rollback-on-state-failure fix(install): roll back applied assets when state persistence fails
…grade-doctor-advisory feat(upgrade): show doctor advisory after successful upgrade
…cked declaration The recovery successor hardcoded an empty intended-untracked declaration under Gentleman-Programming#2394's no-re-sweep rule. The rule stays; the hardcoding overshot it: inheriting the predecessor's frozen, explicitly authorized selection is not a sweep, and dropping it silently rebound the successor to a partial tracked-only candidate, refusing maintainer authorizations built against the complete identity. Only the current-changes successor inherits; base-diff, overlay, and release scopes never carry intended-untracked paths. An untracked file that appeared after the predecessor froze stays out. Closes Gentleman-Programming#3159
…he commit The Gentleman-Programming#1886 fast path compared each leaf's CurrentSnapshot.BaseTree (a tree OID from rev-parse ^{tree}) against the baseline's push base commit OID. A tree never equals a commit, so the skip never fired and the bounded pre-push discovery optimization shipped permanently inert. The baseline now carries snapshot.BaseTree (field renamed PushBaseTree), and the regression test derives both sides of the comparison from a real repository with a tracking remote — exactly what the original synthetic string tests failed to do. Closes Gentleman-Programming#3176
…ing/fix/derive-journey-manifest test(bench): derive the journey corpus from a manifest instead of a count
…ing/fix/3176-prepush-baseline-tree fix(review): pre-push discovery baseline carries the base tree, not the commit
…ing/fix/3159-recover-intended-untracked fix(review): recover inherits the predecessor's frozen intended-untracked declaration
…d splitter
runReviewStartFollowingConsent split the consent envelope's granted
invocation with strings.Fields, leaving rendered path quotes glued to
the Windows drive letter ('C:\...) and failing review.start with
operation_outcome_unknown. Linux temp paths need no quoting, which is
how the property test stayed green there while Windows Full Suite went
red on every main run since Gentleman-Programming#3150 landed.
Every other consent test already parses invocations through
invocationArgs/SplitPrintedCommandWords; the convergence helper now
does the same.
Closes Gentleman-Programming#3181
The Windows job legitimately runs 11-13 minutes of passing tests against a 15m go-test budget, so slow runners hit the alarm mid-suite with a different innocent test cut off each time (twice on Gentleman-Programming#3182, once on Gentleman-Programming#3175 today). Raise -timeout to 25m and the job limit to 30; the job limit still bounds a real hang. Closes Gentleman-Programming#3185
…ing/fix/3181-convergence-invocation-split test(review): tokenize the granted consent invocation with the shipped splitter
…blication The approved receipt covers the original candidate plus its one bounded correction, but publishing only the correction over the already-merged original was denied as base drift: the gate compared the PR's derived base (the original candidate tree) against the receipt's reviewed base and invalidated. STATUS then recommended a START that returned blocked-scope-action, leaving no delivery path for content the system itself prescribed. Exactly one derived pair now matches, only at the PR boundary: base tree equal to the receipt's original candidate tree AND candidate tree equal to the corrected final tree, with a real correction between them. Tree OIDs compare against tree OIDs on both sides. A head beyond the corrected tree, a stale-ancestor base, and drift intersecting the reviewed scope all still deny; disjoint-drift bases were already handled by compatible base advance and are untouched. The community diagnostics fixture was this exact topology framed as an operator error; it now asserts the allow, and the expected/actual denial diagnostics are pinned against a genuinely stale base instead. Closes Gentleman-Programming#2017
…ing/fix/2017-correction-only-prepr fix(review): pre-pr recognizes the receipt-derived correction-only publication
…interrupted-settlement fix(sdd): allow interrupted settlement without evidence
The Gentleman-Programming#3162 Finish-side refusal for a new interrupted request carrying an evidence revision named no continuation, so the refusal-resolution ratchet turned main red. The message now names the exact rerun without --evidence-revision, matching its sibling refusals, and the ratchet baseline tightens by the four entries it reported as resolved. Closes Gentleman-Programming#3197
…ing/fix/3197-interrupted-refusal-resolution fix(sdd): interrupted evidence refusal names its resolution
…810-managed-resource-foundation refactor(persona): centralize output style resources
Both parents moved the Kilocode settings baseline (report-label removal + channel routing here; Terminal markers on main), so the merged baseline derives from the combined tree. Conflicted golden regenerated.
…ing/feat/review-store-reset feat(review): add clone-scoped review store reset
Receipt-driven development is opt-in, and every journey's sandbox HOME is a fresh install, so the corpus stopped getting a review by standing still: 54 journeys failed outright and several more quietly kept passing while measuring a review-refused flow whose gates allowed under ordinary repository policy. Journey.Review is now mandatory, and validateCorpus fails the whole run on a journey that does not declare one. reviewOptedIn opts in the way a user does, through `gentle-ai review mode enable --scope global`, and reads the switch back before the journey's first step; the corpus stays black-box, and the opt-in is sandbox setup rather than operator work, so no measured dimension moves. reviewUntouched keeps the runner's hands off the switch for the five journeys that either drive it themselves (j03, j31) or have nothing to do with reviews (j2138, j3043, j97). The opt-in runs from a throwaway checkout because a journey's own repository cannot always host it: several SDD fixtures drive `review start` while the repository is still being built, and j17's repository is deliberately bare. The managed-asset fixture copies a whole predecessor install state over the opted-in one, so it opts in again through the same command, which leaves its stale digest untouched. Seven steps named "enable review mode ... in the disposable clone" were renamed: a clone may only ever assert off, so that command cannot enable anything, and the name claimed it did.
…ing/feat/rdd-default-off feat(review)!: make receipt-driven development opt-in
The two tests that landed with Gentleman-Programming#3410 call reviewModeHome, which only points HOME at a temp directory. That was sufficient while review resolved on by default; Gentleman-Programming#3413 flipped the default, so both now exercise a review that never starts. Give them the same explicit opt-in the rest of the suite carries. Closes Gentleman-Programming#3420
…ing/fix/opt-in-lineage-scope-tests test(review): opt the lineage-scoping tests into review mode
`review capture-result` refused with the same sentence from two opposite branches: `--materialize` requested for a runtime with no host-relay transport, and `--materialize` absent for a runtime that is not a compiled capture runtime. A report quoting it could not be traced to either branch, and the two branches send the follow-up to different repositories. Each refusal now names the flag the caller passed, the runtime's compiled transport, and the one accepted form. The host-relay branch additionally names `--materialize=true` plus `--input`, which is the form that would be accepted, so a reporter can check which gate actually fired. Text only: the conditions, their order, the admitted forms, and the `refusal:by-design world-action` classifications are unchanged.
`review status --agent pi` from a plain shell refused with a cause that offered `gentle-ai review mode disable --scope clone` and then listed `claude-code, opencode, codex` as the supported runtimes. That list is built by calling reviewImmutableRuntimeCapability for every agent in this same process, under the exact condition that is failing, so `pi` can never appear in the message that would explain how to enable `pi`. A community report read it and concluded Pi support had been dropped. When the absent relay handshake is the only missing condition, the cause now names GENTLE_PI_REVIEW_RELAY_CONTRACT and drops both the kill switch and the substitute list. Leaving receipt-driven review is a legitimate choice, but it is not the remedy for a runtime one declared contract away from eligible. The cause names the variable and not its value, because this prose reaches the operator only as the negotiated envelope's `cause`, which crosses reviewScrubDefectReportField first: that gate rewrites `KEY=VALUE` to `<redacted>` in full and truncates `/`-rooted runs, so the spelled-out handshake arrives as advice to export `<redacted>`. A tripwire test fails the day the gate stops destroying it, so the omission stays a tracked constraint rather than a forgotten gap. Diagnostics only: eligibility, transport resolution, and the admitted forms are unchanged, and the handshake stays a required conjunct.
…ing/fix/pi-refusal-messages fix(review): make the pi transport and capture-result refusals actionable
The refusal ratchet enumerated error CONSTRUCTOR calls, so a refusal escaped by changing how its bytes were produced rather than what they said. Gentleman-Programming#3471 (17 refusals returned as string literals) and Gentleman-Programming#2416 (36 refusals handed over as struct fields) are two symptoms of that one gap; fixing either shape alone would have left the next one to be rediscovered. The walk now collects by carrier -- by how the sentence reaches a reader: 1. errors.New / fmt.Errorf, as before. 2. A statically known string RETURNED from an Error() string method. Not a guess about what looks like a refusal: that value IS the sentence the operator reads. GateRemoteFetchRequiredError.Error() moved a governed refusal into this shape and left coverage silently. 3. A refusal-explanation struct field, which a consuming agent acts on exactly as it acts on an error string. Carriers 1 and 2 are enforced against the baseline. Carrier 3 is walked, listed, and capped at its measured 70, but not frozen site by site: 2 of those 70 are ALLOW explanations wearing a refusal-shaped field name, and freezing the set would carve that error into the baseline. The header says so rather than implying the carrier is governed to the same standard. A baseline entry matching NOTHING is now a failure, not a note. The old code counted "fixed", "removed" and "left coverage" as one number, so the gate.go entry that had quietly stopped matching read as progress. Entries whose site is still analyzed and no longer violating stay a tighten-the-baseline note; entries matching nothing fail and name both causes. Refusal text composed in from a package-local helper or constant is now resolved and judged, and the contradictory-claims rule is judged on the sentence authored AT the site. Before, a by-design marker plus a gentle-ai command in the same literal was a hard error, so the compliant move was to hide the guidance behind a helper -- straight into the shape nothing could analyze. Both halves are needed: the helper's text counts, and the marker beside it is no longer contradictory. Five newly visible sites, each decided rather than silenced: - review_inspect_candidate.go now names `gentle-ai review inspect-candidate`, matching the sentence 120 lines below it that already did. - gate.go x2 and store_lock.go carry world-action markers: those sentences render only for a degenerately constructed error with no cause, which no operator command reaches. - repository_locator.go carries the same marker its errors.New twin already carried for the identical sentence. The baseline only shrinks: 4 entries left it because helper-composed guidance is finally visible. Nothing was added. Closes Gentleman-Programming#3471. Closes Gentleman-Programming#2416. Refs Gentleman-Programming#2415.
…ing/fix/3471-ratchet-coverage fix(review): govern refusal text by carrier, not by constructor
…ing/feat/3417-atomic-review feat(review)!: make approval terminal and burn lineage
…ing/fix/3564-sdd-attempt-rdd-decoupling fix(sdd): decouple attempt settlement from RDD
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Align the mechanical-guard count with the table.
The text at Line 111 says “Four mechanical guards”, but the table now contains five entries, including guard population declarations at Line 119. Update the count to “five” or clarify that this row is excluded from the count.
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Thanks for tightening the leak assertions, the coverage itself is well built.
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Unit Tests are failing
The Unit Tests check is red on the current head. Please get it green first.
Test-only PR closing a bug issue
This PR declares Closes #3540, but #3540 reports a real defect (START freezes tracked-modified files at their base blob, silently losing part of the candidate) and main does not contain a fix for it. Merging this as-is would auto-close the bug with only coverage, no fix.
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Either include the fix for #3540 in this PR alongside the coverage, or change the reference to Refs #3540 so the issue stays open and land this as pure coverage once CI is green.
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CreateOrReplayAtomicStartnow rejects active target-binding mismatches before returning or publishing an older authority. This PR adds the regression evidence needed to close #3540 without restoring a redundant production guard.Please focus on these guarantees:
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