270
271	**Broadcast policy** (manifest): the shell advertises its availability to all agents on the subnet, only same-node agents, or not at all (agents learn of it only by user instruction). Shells run only on nodes where the shell adapter is installed/advertised.
272
273	**Instantiation scope (orthogonal to broadcast):** `broadcast` governs *discovery* only; *permission* to instantiate is **"shell adapter registered on this node" + the per-shell approval gate** (below). Any agent **instance running on a node** where the shell adapter is registered may `shell spawn` it. A **cross-node** spawn (owner on one node, the shell binary on another) is **not** special-cased — it rides the deferred **instantiate-anywhere** primitive and its consent gate; same-node spawn does not.
274
275	**`shell spawn` mints a new instance, it is not the online switch.** `spt shell spawn <adapter> [--id]` creates a *new* Shell identity (`<adapter>-<n>` + its perch + the owner link). Bringing an *existing* offline (persistent) instance back online is **`shell relink <id>`** (re-spawns the binary), or happens automatically via `persistent` (auto-online with the owner) / `wake_command` (offline wake-watcher). `shell teardown <id>` destroys it. So **`spawn`:create :: `relink`/`persistent`/`wake`:online** — identity-creation is distinct from lifecycle, mirroring endpoint **create vs wake**.
276
277	**per-shell instantiation approval (`require_approval`, manifest enum):** gates `shell spawn`, reusing the consent plumbing (grant store + interactive escalation; see Consent & security gates).
278	- `none` (**default** — matches the system's everything-opt-in posture) — the agent spawns freely within scope.
279	- `remembered` — prompt on first spawn; **allow-always writes a persistent grant** (`spawn-shell × agent × (node, shell-adapter)`) so later spawns auto-allow; allow-once does not.
280	- `always` — prompt on **every** spawn; allow-always is suppressed (no persistent grant).
281
282	The manifest value is the **floor**: a node/endpoint setting may **tighten** (demand approval where the manifest says `none`) but never loosen below what the shell requires.
283
284	**per-capability approval gates** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill): the same `require_approval` enum may ride **individual capability entries** in a shell manifest — gating the dangerous *operation*, not just the spawn. Same grant store, same interactive escalation, same floor semantics. A capability may declare a **class key** so grants are scoped finer than the capability itself: the first consumer is the usbip shell's `attach`, granted per **(owner endpoint × device class × node)** — a remembered HID-attach grant never authorizes a storage-class attach. Spawn gates govern *existence*; capability gates govern *acts*.
285
286	**instance cap (`max_instances_per_owner` + `over_cap`, manifest):** an optional ceiling on how many instances of this shell adapter **one owner endpoint** may hold. The count is **all existing instances** — online *and* offline, every non-torn-down perch (`shell teardown` frees a slot) — so offline persistent shells cannot be stockpiled to evade it. Unset ⇒ unlimited. At the cap, **`over_cap`** decides: `reject` (**default**) refuses the spawn outright; `approve` requires per-spawn approval for each instance beyond the cap (allow-once each — it does **not** permanently raise the cap; a bigger ceiling is a config change, not a grant). Serves the consent model's **runaway** concern, and **composes with `require_approval`**: that governs spawns *under* the cap, `over_cap` governs *at/above* it.
287
288	**shell instance aliasing:** every instance has an immutable canonical id **`<adapter>-<n>`** (`GameRobot-0`, `GameRobot-1`, …) — which itself encodes the providing adapter — plus an optional **alias**, a friendly owner-unique label (`TempleKeeper`) set at spawn (`shell spawn GameRobot --alias TempleKeeper`) or later (`shell rename <ref> <alias>`). Alias and canonical id are interchangeable for addressing (`shell cmd TempleKeeper …`). The alias is a *display/address* overlay only: `adapter_name` always rides the perch, so `shell list` still shows the underlying type (`TempleKeeper → GameRobot, online`) — aliasing never obscures what a shell is.
289
290	**Agent awareness.** Available shells *and* the agent's own shell instances (with online/offline state) are injected into the agent's context (SessionStart additionalContext / `$LIVE start`-equiv + hidden-context versions) — the agent ideally just "knows." A `shell list` command also exists.
291
292	**Discovery scope (what "available shells" resolves to):** the set surfaced to an agent (injected + `shell list`) is **(1)** its **own instances** — alias · canonical `<adapter>-<n>` · status — always; plus **(2) instantiable adapters**: shell adapters **registered on the agent's own node** with `broadcast ∈ {subnet, same-node}`, and shell adapters on *other* subnet nodes with `broadcast = subnet`. `broadcast = none` shells are **never** surfaced proactively — spawnable only by explicit user/agent instruction (if registered locally / reachable). Discovering an *other-node* shell does **not** imply free instantiation: spawning it rides the deferred **instantiate-anywhere** gate. (Discovery is gated by the same reach gates as everything else — an agent only sees shells on nodes/subnets it can address.)
293
294	**Not in the subnet registry.** Shell perches are private to the agent↔shell link, not a general messaging surface — they are nested under the owner (`perches/<endpoint_id>/shells/<adapter>-<n>/`) and not registry-advertised like agent endpoints. The perch `info.json` carries only `type=Shell`, `owner`, `adapter_name`, `status` (online|offline), and an optional `alias` — the capability set is resolved from the shell adapter manifest by `adapter_name`, not duplicated on the perch.
295
296	**Shell-relevant commands:** agent/user surface — `spt shell spawn <shell_adapter> [--id]`, `shell list`, `shell relink <id>`, `shell teardown <id>`, `shell cmd <id> <op…>` (or ordinary `send` of a typed command payload), and **`spt endpoint shutdown`** (an agent gracefully shuts down *its own* endpoint → suspended; fires the transition echo-commune; cascades its persistent shells offline). Machinery `api` surface — `api bind` (type=Shell), `api poll` (relay delivery), `api emit --type <sensory_type> <payload>` (sensory back to the owner; owner known from bind), and **`api owner-shutdown`** (a shell directly suspends its linked owner, bypassing agent comms — gated by `can_shutdown` in the shell manifest; the channel is this machinery command, not the content channels).
297

**Broadcast policy** (manifest): the shell advertises its availability to all agents on the subnet, only same-node agents, or not at all (agents learn of it only by user instruction). Shells run only on nodes where the shell adapter is installed/advertised.

**Instantiation scope (orthogonal to broadcast):** `broadcast` governs *discovery* only; *permission* to instantiate is **"shell adapter registered on this node" + the per-shell approval gate** (below). Any agent **instance running on a node** where the shell adapter is registered may `shell spawn` it. A **cross-node** spawn (owner on one node, the shell binary on another) is **not** special-cased — it rides the deferred **instantiate-anywhere** primitive and its consent gate; same-node spawn does not.

**`shell spawn` mints a new instance, it is not the online switch.** `spt shell spawn <adapter> [--id]` creates a *new* Shell identity (`<adapter>-<n>` + its perch + the owner link). Bringing an *existing* offline (persistent) instance back online is **`shell relink <id>`** (re-spawns the binary), or happens automatically via `persistent` (auto-online with the owner) / `wake_command` (offline wake-watcher). `shell teardown <id>` destroys it. So **`spawn`:create :: `relink`/`persistent`/`wake`:online** — identity-creation is distinct from lifecycle, mirroring endpoint **create vs wake**.

**per-shell instantiation approval (`require_approval`, manifest enum):** gates `shell spawn`, reusing the consent plumbing (grant store + interactive escalation; see Consent & security gates).
- `none` (**default** — matches the system's everything-opt-in posture) — the agent spawns freely within scope.
- `remembered` — prompt on first spawn; **allow-always writes a persistent grant** (`spawn-shell × agent × (node, shell-adapter)`) so later spawns auto-allow; allow-once does not.
- `always` — prompt on **every** spawn; allow-always is suppressed (no persistent grant).

The manifest value is the **floor**: a node/endpoint setting may **tighten** (demand approval where the manifest says `none`) but never loosen below what the shell requires.

**per-capability approval gates** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill): the same `require_approval` enum may ride **individual capability entries** in a shell manifest — gating the dangerous *operation*, not just the spawn. Same grant store, same interactive escalation, same floor semantics. A capability may declare a **class key** so grants are scoped finer than the capability itself: the first consumer is the usbip shell's `attach`, granted per **(owner endpoint × device class × node)** — a remembered HID-attach grant never authorizes a storage-class attach. Spawn gates govern *existence*; capability gates govern *acts*.

**instance cap (`max_instances_per_owner` + `over_cap`, manifest):** an optional ceiling on how many instances of this shell adapter **one owner endpoint** may hold. The count is **all existing instances** — online *and* offline, every non-torn-down perch (`shell teardown` frees a slot) — so offline persistent shells cannot be stockpiled to evade it. Unset ⇒ unlimited. At the cap, **`over_cap`** decides: `reject` (**default**) refuses the spawn outright; `approve` requires per-spawn approval for each instance beyond the cap (allow-once each — it does **not** permanently raise the cap; a bigger ceiling is a config change, not a grant). Serves the consent model's **runaway** concern, and **composes with `require_approval`**: that governs spawns *under* the cap, `over_cap` governs *at/above* it.

**shell instance aliasing:** every instance has an immutable canonical id **`<adapter>-<n>`** (`GameRobot-0`, `GameRobot-1`, …) — which itself encodes the providing adapter — plus an optional **alias**, a friendly owner-unique label (`TempleKeeper`) set at spawn (`shell spawn GameRobot --alias TempleKeeper`) or later (`shell rename <ref> <alias>`). Alias and canonical id are interchangeable for addressing (`shell cmd TempleKeeper …`). The alias is a *display/address* overlay only: `adapter_name` always rides the perch, so `shell list` still shows the underlying type (`TempleKeeper → GameRobot, online`) — aliasing never obscures what a shell is.

**Agent awareness.** Available shells *and* the agent's own shell instances (with online/offline state) are injected into the agent's context (SessionStart additionalContext / `$LIVE start`-equiv + hidden-context versions) — the agent ideally just "knows." A `shell list` command also exists.

**Discovery scope (what "available shells" resolves to):** the set surfaced to an agent (injected + `shell list`) is **(1)** its **own instances** — alias · canonical `<adapter>-<n>` · status — always; plus **(2) instantiable adapters**: shell adapters **registered on the agent's own node** with `broadcast ∈ {subnet, same-node}`, and shell adapters on *other* subnet nodes with `broadcast = subnet`. `broadcast = none` shells are **never** surfaced proactively — spawnable only by explicit user/agent instruction (if registered locally / reachable). Discovering an *other-node* shell does **not** imply free instantiation: spawning it rides the deferred **instantiate-anywhere** gate. (Discovery is gated by the same reach gates as everything else — an agent only sees shells on nodes/subnets it can address.)

**Not in the subnet registry.** Shell perches are private to the agent↔shell link, not a general messaging surface — they are nested under the owner (`perches/<endpoint_id>/shells/<adapter>-<n>/`) and not registry-advertised like agent endpoints. The perch `info.json` carries only `type=Shell`, `owner`, `adapter_name`, `status` (online|offline), and an optional `alias` — the capability set is resolved from the shell adapter manifest by `adapter_name`, not duplicated on the perch.

**Shell-relevant commands:** agent/user surface — `spt shell spawn <shell_adapter> [--id]`, `shell list`, `shell relink <id>`, `shell teardown <id>`, `shell cmd <id> <op…>` (or ordinary `send` of a typed command payload), and **`spt endpoint shutdown`** (an agent gracefully shuts down *its own* endpoint → suspended; fires the transition echo-commune; cascades its persistent shells offline). Machinery `api` surface — `api bind` (type=Shell), `api poll` (relay delivery), `api emit --type <sensory_type> <payload>` (sensory back to the owner; owner known from bind), and **`api owner-shutdown`** (a shell directly suspends its linked owner, bypassing agent comms — gated by `can_shutdown` in the shell manifest; the channel is this machinery command, not the content channels).


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973	[[requirements]]
974	id = "REQ-CONSENT-3"
975	title = "Per-capability approval gates (class-keyed): the require_approval enum may ride INDIVIDUAL [shell.capabilities] entries — gating the dangerous ACT, not just the spawn — with an optional class_key scoping the grant qualifier finer than the capability id ((owner endpoint x device class x node); a remembered HID-class attach grant never authorizes a storage-class attach). Reuses the grant store + interactive escalation + tighten-only floor (REQ-CONSENT-1/2 plumbing). Spawn gates govern EXISTENCE; capability gates govern ACTS — an explicitly distinct invariant (CONTEXT:283, ratified 2026-06-11 Gateway grill)."
976	required_stages = []  # M11-W1

[[requirements]]
id = "REQ-CONSENT-3"
title = "Per-capability approval gates (class-keyed): the require_approval enum may ride INDIVIDUAL [shell.capabilities] entries — gating the dangerous ACT, not just the spawn — with an optional class_key scoping the grant qualifier finer than the capability id ((owner endpoint x device class x node); a remembered HID-class attach grant never authorizes a storage-class attach). Reuses the grant store + interactive escalation + tighten-only floor (REQ-CONSENT-1/2 plumbing). Spawn gates govern EXISTENCE; capability gates govern ACTS — an explicitly distinct invariant (CONTEXT:283, ratified 2026-06-11 Gateway grill)."
required_stages = []  # M11-W1


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required_stages = []  # M11-W1
[[requirements]]
id = "REQ-SHELL-5"

required_stages = ["doc", "impl", "unit", "int"]  # M11-W1 closed: doc = CONTEXT §per-capability approval gates; impl = linkhost::act_gate_decide / drive_shell gate + cli::escalate_act; unit = per_capability_act_gate_blocks_until_class_scoped_grant + run_action_refuses_gated_op_without_spooling; int = shell_actgate_e2e (class-scoped grant flips the command through the real binary)
[[requirements]]
id = "REQ-SHELL-5"


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required_stages = []  # M11-W1
[[requirements]]
id = "REQ-SHELL-5"

required_stages = ["doc", "impl", "unit", "int"]  # M11-W1 closed: doc = CONTEXT §per-capability approval gates; impl = linkhost::act_gate_decide / drive_shell gate + cli::escalate_act; unit = per_capability_act_gate_blocks_until_class_scoped_grant + run_action_refuses_gated_op_without_spooling; int = shell_actgate_e2e (class-scoped grant flips the command through the real binary)
[[requirements]]
id = "REQ-SHELL-5"

title = "Per-capability approval gates (class-keyed): the require_approval enum may ride INDIVIDUAL [shell.capabilities] entries — gating the dangerous ACT, not just the spawn — with an optional class_key scoping the grant qualifier finer than the capability id ((owner endpoint x device class x node); a remembered HID-class attach grant never authorizes a storage-class attach). Reuses the grant store + interactive escalation + tighten-only floor (REQ-CONSENT-1/2 plumbing). Spawn gates govern EXISTENCE; capability gates govern ACTS — an explicitly distinct invariant (CONTEXT:283, ratified 2026-06-11 Gateway grill)."

+required_stages = ["doc", "impl", "unit", "int"]  # M11-W1 closed: doc = CONTEXT §per-capability approval gates; impl = linkhost::act_gate_decide / drive_shell gate + cli::escalate_act; unit = per_capability_act_gate_blocks_until_class_scoped_grant + run_action_refuses_gated_op_without_spooling; int = shell_actgate_e2e (class-scoped grant flips the command through the real binary)

title = "Shell ownership is owner-type-agnostic: any non-Shell endpoint type may own/spawn/drive/command/link a shell (Gateway the named first) — control-exclusivity keys on the owner endpoint_id, NEVER on the owner's endpoint type. No ownership path (mint, launch, owner-from-link, cmd, drive, tunnel, sleep/wake, owner-shutdown) inspects the owner's type (CONTEXT:264, ratified 2026-06-11 Gateway grill)."


**per-capability approval gates** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill): the same `require_approval` enum may ride

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**per-capability approval gates** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill): the same `require_approval` enum may ride


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**per-capability approval gates** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill): the same `require_approval` enum may ride

The manifest value is the **floor**: a node/endpoint setting may **tighten** (demand approval where the manifest says `none`) but never loosen below what the shell requires.

**per-capability approval gates** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill): the same `require_approval` enum may ride **individual capability entries** in a shell manifest — gating the dangerous *operation*, not just the spawn. Same grant store, same interactive escalation, same floor semantics. A capability may declare a **class key** so grants are scoped finer than the capability itself: the first consumer is the usbip shell's `attach`, granted per **(owner endpoint × device class × node)** — a remembered HID-attach grant never authorizes a storage-class attach. Spawn gates govern *existence*; capability gates govern *acts*.

**instance cap (`max_instances_per_owner` + `over_cap`, manifest):** an optional ceiling on how many instances of this shell adapter **one owner endpoint** may hold. The count is **all existing instances** — online *and* offline, every non-torn-down perch (`shell teardown` frees a slot) — so offline persistent shells cannot be stockpiled to evade it. Unset ⇒ unlimited. At the cap, **`over_cap`** decides: `reject` (**default**) refuses the spawn outright; `approve` requires per-spawn approval for each instance beyond the cap (allow-once each — it does **not** permanently raise the cap; a bigger ceiling is a config change, not a grant). Serves the consent model's **runaway** concern, and **composes with `require_approval`**: that governs spawns *under* the cap, `over_cap` governs *at/above* it.


Run traceable-reqs check.


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Run traceable-reqs conformance check


       Live activity buffer (session digest): projection of normalized session logs, snapshot-pull (spt endpoint digest) + structured-delta-stream contract + api digest-entry push
  [OK] REQ-TERM-5  required: [doc, impl, unit, int]  stages: +doc +impl +unit +int
       Adapter-declared digest extractor seam: a `[digest]` manifest section declaring an imperative extractor (native harness log -> the {role,text,tool,ts} contract; defaults to the [history] source files with an own-source escape hatch), `api digest-entry` push fallback, register-time validation of the section, adapter-declared presentation defaults (window depth, arg-truncation, sprint-collapse) that any consumer may override, and a `spt adapter digest-proof` author tool plus runtime skip-diagnostics (no silent drop). Reverses M9's no-manifest-seam stance; no declarative DSL.
  [OK] REQ-TERM-6  required: [impl, unit, int]  stages: -doc +impl +unit +int
       Thread-spanning digest across session boundaries: a per-endpoint session ledger (`<perch>/sessions.log`) appended at first bind and by `api boundary` on `/clear`|`/compact` session rotation, the digest enumerating the last K sessions so its rolling window bridges a boundary, and a distinctive in-timeline boundary marker (DigestEntry::Boundary). The digest follows the live-agent thread, not a single session.
  [OK] REQ-TERM-7  required: [impl, unit, int]  stages: -doc +impl +unit +int
       Two-origin digest merge: spt-owned context-injection entries (psyche_download | echo_mirror | owl_message) appended by spt to the endpoint `digest.log`, timestamp-interleaved with the adapter's extracted activity records into one ordered timeline, via a distinct context-injection record category. Data model only this milestone; GUI collapse/expand and the echo-reads-digest delta loop are deferred to the surfaces that consume them.
  [OK] REQ-UPD-1  required: [impl, unit, int]  stages: -doc +impl +unit +int
       Peer-propagated update over P2P
  [OK] REQ-UPD-2  required: [impl, unit]  stages: -doc +impl +unit -int
       All binaries signature-verified before handoff
  [OK] REQ-UPD-3  required: [impl, unit, int]  stages: -doc +impl +unit +int
       No endpoint process terminates/suspends during self-update
  [OK] REQ-UPD-4  required: [impl, unit]  stages: -doc +impl +unit -int
       Update gated on user confirmation by default; opt-in full-auto
  [OK] REQ-UPD-5  required: [impl, unit]  stages: -doc +impl +unit -int
       spt-core ripple-updates registered adapters
  [OK] REQ-UPD-6  required: [doc, impl, unit, int]  stages: +doc +impl +unit +int
       Platform-targeted update sets and debug rollout: signed multi-platform update metadata, recipient platform selection, channel-scoped monotonic counters, debug-channel opt-in via release-key overlay, local staging plus pull-based peer propagation, and maintainer-only convergence tooling (ADR-0016)
  [OK] REQ-UPD-7  required: [impl, unit]  stages: -doc +impl +unit -int
       Origin-source update bootstrap (`spt update fetch`): pull the latest signed release directly from the GitHub release origin (`SaberMage/spt-releases`) — the per-platform artifact + its `<asset>.release.json` SignedRelease metadata — and stage it through the EXISTING verify→stage pipeline (the same `plan_verified` gate: two-key signature + channel + monotonic rollback floor + SHA-256), after which the normal consent-notif / `spt update apply` flow is unchanged. Closes the peer-only-discovery gap (REQ-UPD-1): a first-in-fleet / isolated node can update with no peer to pull from. The signed-release anchor keeps the GitHub transport untrusted-but-verified.
  [OK] REQ-UPD-8  required: [impl, unit]  stages: -doc +impl +unit -int
       Platform-safe `spt update fetch` + apply platform-guard (v0.3.1 cross-OS brick fix): `spt update fetch` stages the signed multi-platform `SignedUpdateSet` (`update-set.json` + every platform artifact it names), never a platform-blind single `SignedRelease`, so local apply selects `current_platform()` and P2P re-serve lets each peer select ITS own platform. Defense-in-depth: `apply_staged` REFUSES a staged single-release artifact unless it is platform-stamped for THIS node (an unstamped pre-v0.3.2 single, or a single stamped for another OS, fail-safe refuses — the guard that alone prevents the v0.3.1 brick where a Linux ELF was applied as `spt.exe`). UX: a friendly post-apply message (`Updated spt-core to vX.Y.Z.` + changelog URL) driven by an additive `product_version` metadata field, with a release-counter fallback when absent.
  [OK] REQ-WHOAMI-1  required: [doc, impl, unit]  stages: +doc +impl +unit -int
       `spt whoami` is a thin ALIAS for `spt endpoint list` (full output: the SELF pin + the subnet roster) — the standalone bare-id command is dropped (the `id=$(spt whoami)` capture was never a real pattern: env vars don't persist between agent tool calls). The one new render: the `endpoint list` SELF pin carries the Self endpoint's authored `endpoint description` (info::read_info(...).resources) when present, inline after the liveness state. whoami stays a top-level hot-path verb (parse unchanged, REQ-MSG-9).
EXIT=0


EXIT=0. Confirm REQ-CONSENT-3 line specifically, then run the broader gate suite (linkhost units + the new E2E + spawn-gate) before commit.


traceable-reqs check 2>&1 | grep -A1 "REQ-CONSENT-3"

Confirm REQ-CONSENT-3 coverage line


  [OK] REQ-CONSENT-3  required: [doc, impl, unit, int]  stages: +doc +impl +unit +int
       Per-capability approval gates (class-keyed): the require_approval enum may ride INDIVIDUAL [shell.capabilities] entries — gating the dangerous ACT, not just the spawn — with an optional class_key scoping the grant qualifier finer than the capability id ((owner endpoint x device class x node); a remembered HID-class attach grant never authorizes a storage-class attach). Reuses the grant store + interactive escalation + tighten-only floor (REQ-CONSENT-1/2 plumbing). Spawn gates govern EXISTENCE; capability gates govern ACTS — an explicitly distinct invariant (CONTEXT:283, ratified 2026-06-11 Gateway grill).


cargo test -p spt-daemon --lib linkhost 2>&1 | tail -15

Run linkhost unit tests


    Finished `test` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.78s
     Running unittests src\lib.rs (target\debug\deps\spt_daemon-1ca149622a70a887.exe)

running 3 tests
test linkhost::tests::per_capability_act_gate_blocks_until_class_scoped_grant ... ok
test linkhost::tests::run_action_refuses_gated_op_without_spooling ... ok
test linkhost::tests::run_action_relinks_drives_and_refuses ... ok

test result: ok. 3 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 285 filtered out; finished in 0.10s


All green. Verify branch + commit (T1.3 closes Wave 1).


git branch --show-current && git add -A && git status --short

Confirm branch + stage


m11-shell-substrate
warning: in the working copy of 'crates/spt/tests/shell_actgate_e2e.rs', LF will be replaced by CRLF the next time Git touches it
M  CONTEXT.md
A  crates/spt/tests/shell_actgate_e2e.rs
M  traceable-reqs.toml


git commit -q -m @'
M11-W1 T1.3: act-gate interactive loopback E2E + activate REQ-CONSENT-3 (closes W1)

Interactive loopback E2E (shell_actgate_e2e) mirrors the spawn-gate floor one
rung lower — the gate now on the COMMAND, keyed by manifest class_key — through
the real spt binary + mock-shell adapter binary, no in-process shortcuts:

  spawn (ungated) -> online -> gated `remembered attach` UNGRANTED refuses
  (CONSENT_PENDING) and NEVER spools (evidence stays empty) -> a WRONG-class
  (storage) grant still refuses -> the RIGHT-class (hid) allow-always grant
  flips the same attach through to the binary drain -> evidence lands -> a
  different gated op (wipe, class storage) is unaffected by the attach grant.

Class scoping proven end-to-end: the grant authorizes (owner x shell-act:attach
x hid x node) and nothing wider.

Activates REQ-CONSENT-3 = [doc, impl, unit, int] (doc tag at CONTEXT
§per-capability approval gates; int = this E2E) — activation + int evidence land
together. traceable check EXIT 0; linkhost 3/3 + new E2E green.

Co-authored by: todlando
'@

Commit T1.3 + activation


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b095ba4 @ M11-W1 T1.3: act-gate interactive loopback E2E + activate REQ-CONSENT-3 (closes W1)


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git commit -q --amend -F - <<'EOF'
M11-W1 T1.3: act-gate interactive loopback E2E + activate REQ-CONSENT-3 (closes W1)

Interactive loopback E2E (shell_actgate_e2e) mirrors the spawn-gate floor one
rung lower — the gate now on the COMMAND, keyed by manifest class_key — through
the real spt binary + mock-shell adapter binary, no in-process shortcuts:

  spawn (ungated) -> online -> gated `remembered attach` UNGRANTED refuses
  (CONSENT_PENDING) and NEVER spools (evidence stays empty) -> a WRONG-class
  (storage) grant still refuses -> the RIGHT-class (hid) allow-always grant
  flips the same attach through to the binary drain -> evidence lands -> a
  different gated op (wipe, class storage) is unaffected by the attach grant.

Class scoping proven end-to-end: the grant authorizes (owner x shell-act:attach
x hid x node) and nothing wider.

Activates REQ-CONSENT-3 = [doc, impl, unit, int] (doc tag at CONTEXT
§per-capability approval gates; int = this E2E) — activation + int evidence land
together. traceable check EXIT 0; linkhost 3/3 + new E2E green.

Co-authored by: todlando
EOF
git log --oneline -1

Amend commit with clean message


23e53fc M11-W1 T1.3: act-gate interactive loopback E2E + activate REQ-CONSENT-3 (closes W1)


Wave 1 closed clean. Submit to doyle for the W1 gate.


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
M11-W1 GATE REQUEST — REQ-CONSENT-3 (per-capability class-keyed act-gates) CLOSED @23e53fc on m11-shell-substrate.

T1.3 (final rung) landed: interactive loopback E2E `shell_actgate_e2e` mirrors the spawn-gate floor one rung lower — gate on the COMMAND, keyed by manifest class_key — through the REAL spt binary + mock-shell adapter binary, no in-process shortcuts:
  spawn(ungated)→online → gated `remembered attach` UNGRANTED refuses (CONSENT_PENDING) and NEVER spools (evidence empty) → WRONG-class (storage) grant still refuses → RIGHT-class (hid) allow-always grant flips the same attach through to the binary drain → evidence lands → a different gated op (wipe, class storage) unaffected by the attach grant. Class scope proven end-to-end: grant authorizes (owner × shell-act:attach × hid × node), nothing wider.

Evidence ladder (5251d16→23e53fc): T1.1 manifest fields, T1.2a decision core, T1.2b escalation firing+render, T1.3 E2E. REQ-CONSENT-3 activated = [doc,impl,unit,int]; traceable EXIT 0; linkhost units 3/3 + new E2E green.

FLAGGED for your gate (carried from T1.2b): cross-node cmd act-gate is target-node-local — serve replies a distinct `needs_approval`; the wire does NOT route the prompt (operator approves on the shell's node then re-drives). Grants are node-scoped by design; want your ruling whether wire-routed prompt is in-scope for M11 or a later wave.

Awaiting W1 gate verdict. On PASS I proceed to W2 (drive channel REQ-SHELL-3). — todlando
EOF
echo "sent=$?"

Send W1 gate request to doyle


➜ SENT:doyle
sent=0


Sent. While awaiting doyle's gate, orient on W2 (drive channel REQ-SHELL-3) so I'm ready on PASS. Read the plan.


M11-PLAN.md:53:| **REQ-SHELL-3** | Drive channel: owner→shell REST-only, never-spooled, latest-wins (supersede, no replay); delivered to the online binary only, dropped-with-diagnostic if offline; manifest `[shell.drive]` vocab; `api`/CLI drive surface; cross-node ride over the ephemeral link (never the durable spool) | `doc, impl, unit, int` |
M11-PLAN.md:110:  signatures, fix it before W2/W3 build drive/tunnel on it. T4.2 (Gateway-typed E2E)
M11-PLAN.md:122:- Then **W2 (drive) → W3 (tunnel) → W4 (Gateway capstone) → W5 (rig+docs)** per §4. doyle gates each wave at evidence-land.
M11-PLAN.md:133:- **T0.2 — register reqs.** Add REQ-SHELL-3/4/5 + REQ-CONSENT-3 to `traceable-reqs.toml`
M11-PLAN.md:149:### Wave 2 — Drive channel (REQ-SHELL-3) — mirror sensory, add latest-wins
M11-PLAN.md:190:- `traceable-reqs check` EXIT 0 with REQ-SHELL-3/4/5 + REQ-CONSENT-3 evidenced at the
M11-PLAN.md:209:3. **REQ shape.** Mint REQ-SHELL-3/4/5 + REQ-CONSENT-3 as above, or fold per-capability
M11-PLAN.md:212:4. **Wave order.** Consent (W1) → drive (W2) → tunnel (W3) → Gateway audit (W4) — lowest


149	### Wave 2 — Drive channel (REQ-SHELL-3) — mirror sensory, add latest-wins
150	- **T2.1 — manifest + frame.** `[shell.drive]` vocab (the drive payload types, sibling of
151	  `[shell.sensory]`); `EVENT_TYPE_DRIVE` + `compose_drive_frame` (owner→shell direction).
152	  `[doc/impl/unit]`
153	- **T2.2 — latest-wins delivery.** `spt-daemon::shellchan`: REST-only owner→shell delivery
154	  to the **online binary only**, **single live slot** (a new frame supersedes an
155	  undelivered one — no spool, no queue), dropped-with-diagnostic if the shell is offline
156	  (mirror the sensory drop-diagnostic; assert NO spool call exists on the path). `api drive`
157	  / `spt shell drive <id> <payload>` surface. `[impl/unit]`
158	- **T2.3 — cross-node.** Drive rides the **ephemeral link** (REST class), never the durable
159	  shell spool — a cross-node drive to an offline shell drops, same as local. `[impl/unit]`
160	- **T2.4 — E2E.** Mock driven-surface shell: owner drives N frames, only the latest
161	  observed (supersede proven); owner offline-then-drive drops (no replay on relink). `[int]`
162
163	### Wave 3 — Shell tunnel (REQ-SHELL-4) — new reliable-ordered substrate
164	- **T3.1 — manifest opt-in.** `[shell.tunnel]` (enable flag + an opaque-protocol label for
165	  diagnostics); `validate()`. `[doc/impl/unit]`
166	- **T3.2 — tunnel substrate.** A dedicated reliable-ordered QUIC stream pair **bound to the
167	  link** (`spt-net` shell-link is the anchor): open on link-up (when manifest-enabled),
168	  opaque byte relay (no envelope, no MAC-frame parse — the tunnel bytes are the payload),
169	  closed on link-break. Document + assert the **on-LAN posture** (no WAN-degrade silent
170	  path). `[impl/unit]`
171	- **T3.3 — E2E.** Mock tunnel shell: opaque bytes the envelope grammar would mangle (raw
172	  binary incl. `<EVENT`-looking bytes) round-trip byte-exact through the tunnel; link-break
173	  closes the tunnel cleanly. `[int]`
174
175	### Wave 4 — Gateway-as-owner capstone (REQ-SHELL-5) — E2E (audit moved to Task 0, R1)
176	- **T4.2 — E2E.** A **Gateway-typed** owner (the `gateway_e2e.rs` mock-gateway pattern)
177	  spawns a mock shell, commands it, drives it, opens a tunnel, and links cross-node —
178	  all honored exactly as an agent owner. `[unit/int]`
179
180	### Wave 5 — Rig proof + docs + close
181	- **T5.1 — `[twohost]` rung.** Add an M11 ladder rung to `tests/twohost.rs`: cross-node
182	  Gateway-owned shell — class-gated **cmd + latest-wins drive** only (C2: tunnel is NOT
183	  proven cross-WAN — same-node mock E2E in T3.3 carries it), HFENDULEAM ↔ kitsubito.
184	- **T5.2 — docs.** Shell getting-started + manifest reference: the fourth channel, the
185	  tunnel, per-capability gates, owner-type-agnostic. Version refs not milestone codes in
186	  the published docs (the public-docs rule). `[doc]`
187	- **T5.3 — traceable `check` EXIT 0**, full suite green both runners, gate.
188
189	## 5. Acceptance / gate criteria (doyle, per wave + capstone)
190	- `traceable-reqs check` EXIT 0 with REQ-SHELL-3/4/5 + REQ-CONSENT-3 evidenced at the
191	  activated stages; no commit left activated-but-unevidenced.
192	- Drive: latest-wins supersede proven; offline-drop proven; **no spool call** on the path.
193	- Tunnel: byte-exact opaque round-trip (incl. envelope-looking bytes); link-break closes;

### Wave 2 — Drive channel (REQ-SHELL-3) — mirror sensory, add latest-wins
- **T2.1 — manifest + frame.** `[shell.drive]` vocab (the drive payload types, sibling of
  `[shell.sensory]`); `EVENT_TYPE_DRIVE` + `compose_drive_frame` (owner→shell direction).
  `[doc/impl/unit]`
- **T2.2 — latest-wins delivery.** `spt-daemon::shellchan`: REST-only owner→shell delivery
  to the **online binary only**, **single live slot** (a new frame supersedes an
  undelivered one — no spool, no queue), dropped-with-diagnostic if the shell is offline
  (mirror the sensory drop-diagnostic; assert NO spool call exists on the path). `api drive`
  / `spt shell drive <id> <payload>` surface. `[impl/unit]`
- **T2.3 — cross-node.** Drive rides the **ephemeral link** (REST class), never the durable
  shell spool — a cross-node drive to an offline shell drops, same as local. `[impl/unit]`
- **T2.4 — E2E.** Mock driven-surface shell: owner drives N frames, only the latest
  observed (supersede proven); owner offline-then-drive drops (no replay on relink). `[int]`

### Wave 3 — Shell tunnel (REQ-SHELL-4) — new reliable-ordered substrate
- **T3.1 — manifest opt-in.** `[shell.tunnel]` (enable flag + an opaque-protocol label for
  diagnostics); `validate()`. `[doc/impl/unit]`
- **T3.2 — tunnel substrate.** A dedicated reliable-ordered QUIC stream pair **bound to the
  link** (`spt-net` shell-link is the anchor): open on link-up (when manifest-enabled),
  opaque byte relay (no envelope, no MAC-frame parse — the tunnel bytes are the payload),
  closed on link-break. Document + assert the **on-LAN posture** (no WAN-degrade silent
  path). `[impl/unit]`
- **T3.3 — E2E.** Mock tunnel shell: opaque bytes the envelope grammar would mangle (raw
  binary incl. `<EVENT`-looking bytes) round-trip byte-exact through the tunnel; link-break
  closes the tunnel cleanly. `[int]`

### Wave 4 — Gateway-as-owner capstone (REQ-SHELL-5) — E2E (audit moved to Task 0, R1)
- **T4.2 — E2E.** A **Gateway-typed** owner (the `gateway_e2e.rs` mock-gateway pattern)
  spawns a mock shell, commands it, drives it, opens a tunnel, and links cross-node —
  all honored exactly as an agent owner. `[unit/int]`

### Wave 5 — Rig proof + docs + close
- **T5.1 — `[twohost]` rung.** Add an M11 ladder rung to `tests/twohost.rs`: cross-node
  Gateway-owned shell — class-gated **cmd + latest-wins drive** only (C2: tunnel is NOT
  proven cross-WAN — same-node mock E2E in T3.3 carries it), HFENDULEAM ↔ kitsubito.
- **T5.2 — docs.** Shell getting-started + manifest reference: the fourth channel, the
  tunnel, per-capability gates, owner-type-agnostic. Version refs not milestone codes in
  the published docs (the public-docs rule). `[doc]`
- **T5.3 — traceable `check` EXIT 0**, full suite green both runners, gate.

## 5. Acceptance / gate criteria (doyle, per wave + capstone)
- `traceable-reqs check` EXIT 0 with REQ-SHELL-3/4/5 + REQ-CONSENT-3 evidenced at the
  activated stages; no commit left activated-but-unevidenced.
- Drive: latest-wins supersede proven; offline-drop proven; **no spool call** on the path.
- Tunnel: byte-exact opaque round-trip (incl. envelope-looking bytes); link-break closes;


W1 closed + gate-submitted. Oriented on W2. Doyle's verdict arrives via perch (auto-delivered) — no W2 commits pre-gate (doyle gates each wave; W2/3/4 build on W1 consent plumbing).

**Status — M11-W1 DONE @23e53fc:**

- **T1.3 act-gate E2E** (`shell_actgate_e2e`) — interactive loopback through real `spt` binary + mock-shell. Gate on the COMMAND, class_key-scoped. Green first run.
  - ungranted `attach` → CONSENT_PENDING, **no spool** (evidence empty)
  - wrong-class (storage) grant → still refuses
  - right-class (hid) grant → flips through to binary drain → evidence lands
  - different gated op (`wipe`/storage) → unaffected by attach grant
- **REQ-CONSENT-3 activated** `[doc,impl,unit,int]` — doc tag at CONTEXT §per-capability gates; int = the E2E. `traceable check` EXIT 0.
- linkhost units 3/3 + new E2E green. Branch verified `m11-shell-substrate` before commit.

**Gate-submitted to doyle** — full evidence ladder + the flagged cross-node carry (act-gate target-node-local; wire doesn't route the prompt — want his ruling on scope).

**Next on W1 PASS:** W2 drive channel (REQ-SHELL-3) — 4th channel, owner→shell REST-only, latest-wins supersede, never-spooled, online-only drop-with-diagnostic. Tasks T2.1–T2.4 mapped. Standing by for doyle's verdict.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bmby1p3hm</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "« spt event »"</summary>
<event><EVENT type="msg" from="doyle">[doyle → todlando] W1 GATE REQUEST RECEIVED — verifying now (not rubber-stamping): reading shell_actgate_e2e @23e53fc for the class-scope + no-spool + floor assertions, confirming traceable EXIT 0 at the ref, and checking both-runner CI green. Ruling on your flagged cross-node Q in the same verdict. Hold W2; verdict inbound shortly.</EVENT></event>
</task-notification>


<owl_reachability_notice>
You have an active owl perch. When spawning subagents or doing work, use run_in_background: true so you stay reachable for incoming messages.
</owl_reachability_notice>


CAVEMAN MODE ACTIVE (full). Drop articles/filler/pleasantries/hedging. Fragments OK. Code/commits/security: write normal.


doyle verifying (not rubber-stamping), holding W2, verdict inbound. Confirms my hold decision. Standing by — no W2 work until PASS.

Will resume on his verdict (auto-delivered via perch).


# Autonomous loop check

You're being invoked on a timer while the user is away or occupied. The point is to keep work moving forward without the user driving every step — finishing things they started, maintaining PRs they're building, catching problems before they come back to find them. You're a steward, not an initiator. The user set you loose on their work, and the value you provide comes from reliably advancing things they've already set in motion, not from finding new things to do.

The key tension to navigate: the user trusts you enough to run autonomously, but that trust is easily lost. Acting on what the conversation already established is safe and valuable. Inventing new work or making irreversible changes without clear authorization erodes trust fast. When you're unsure whether something falls into "continuing established work" or "inventing new work," lean toward the former only when the transcript provides clear evidence the user wanted it done. If you find yourself reaching for justifications about why a push is probably fine, that's a signal to wait.

## What to act on

The current conversation is your highest-signal source — re-read the transcript above, since everything there is something the user was actively engaged with. The strongest signal is an in-progress PR you've been building together: review comments to address and resolve, failing CI checks to diagnose (and re-enqueue if they're flakes), merge conflicts to fix. The goal is to get the PR into a state where it's ready to merge pending only human review — the user shouldn't come back to find a PR blocked on things you could have handled. After that, look for unfinished implementation where the last exchange left something half-done, and explicit "I'll also..." or "next I'll..." commitments the conversation made and didn't honor. Weaker but still real: dangling questions you could now answer, verification steps that were skipped, edge cases that were mentioned but not handled, and natural continuations that don't require new decisions.

If you find anything in this category, act on it — actually do the work, don't describe what could be done. Run the tests, don't say "you could run the tests." The whole point of autonomous operation is that work gets done while the user is away.

When the conversation transcript has nothing left, the current branch's pull/merge request on the user's SCM is the next-best place to look. This is maintenance work — valuable, but lower priority than continuing the user's active work. Find the PR/MR for the current branch via the SCM's CLI, then check three things: CI status, unresolved review threads, and whether the branch has fallen behind the base. For failing CI, pull the failing job's logs and diagnose before acting — flaky-shaped failures (timeout, runner died, transient network) can be re-enqueued; real failures need a reproduction and a minimal fix. For unresolved review threads, fetch the comment, address the feedback, push, and resolve the thread via, for example, the GitHub GraphQL `resolveReviewThread` mutation (or the equivalent for whichever SCM the project uses). Before pushing anything, check whether someone else has pushed to the branch while you were working — if so, rebase (don't merge) to keep history clean.

When CI is green, threads are clear, and there's idle time, sweeping the branch for issues is a good use of that time — bug-hunt or simplification passes catch problems before reviewers do, saving everyone a round-trip.

If everything is genuinely quiet — no conversation work, no PR maintenance — say so in one sentence and stop. No summary of what you checked, no list of what you might do later. The user will see your message in the transcript when they come back; three consecutive "nothing to do" results means you should scale back to a quick CI check and stop, not narrate.

## Repeated invocations

If you see earlier autonomous checks in this conversation, adjust your scope accordingly. If a previous check left a question the user hasn't answered, the cost of acting depends on reversibility: for reversible actions (local edits, running tests), make your best call and proceed; for irreversible ones (pushing, deleting, sending), keep waiting — the cost of acting wrongly on something irreversible is much higher than the cost of waiting one more cycle. If three or more consecutive checks have found nothing actionable, things are quiet — do one quick CI/threads check and stop in a single line. Repeated "nothing to do" messages clutter the transcript and waste the user's attention when they come back to review.

Read and analyze freely — understanding the state of things has no blast radius. Make edits and run tests when you're confident they continue established work. Commit and push only when you're clearly continuing something the user authorized, or when the work pattern makes the intent obvious — like fixing CI on a PR you've been building together.

---

# Autonomous loop tick (dynamic pacing)

Run the autonomous check using the loop instructions established earlier in this conversation. If you cannot find them, treat this as a no-op tick.

You scheduled this tick via the ScheduleWakeup tool (not a recurring cron). To keep the loop alive, call ScheduleWakeup again at the end of this turn with `prompt` set to the literal sentinel `<<autonomous-loop-dynamic>>` — otherwise the loop ends after this tick.

If a Monitor is armed (check TaskList), keep `delaySeconds` at 1200–1800s — the Monitor is the wake signal and this is only the fallback heartbeat. If you were woken by a `<task-notification>`, handle the event before rescheduling. To stop the loop, also TaskStop the monitor (use TaskList to find its task ID if no longer in context).


Claude resuming /loop wakeup (Jun 15 5:41am)


Quiet — W1 committed, gate submitted, doyle explicitly said hold W2; verdict inbound via perch. Nothing actionable.


ScheduleWakeup

Holding W2 per doyle; his gate verdict arrives via Monitor perch — this is only the fallback heartbeat.

Prompt: <<autonomous-loop-dynamic>>


Next wakeup scheduled for 06:07:00 (in 1553s). Nothing more to do this turn — the harness re-invokes you when the wakeup fires or a task-notification arrives.


Standing by for doyle's W1 verdict.


# Autonomous loop tick (dynamic pacing)

Run the autonomous check using the loop instructions established earlier in this conversation. If you cannot find them, treat this as a no-op tick.

You scheduled this tick via the ScheduleWakeup tool (not a recurring cron). To keep the loop alive, call ScheduleWakeup again at the end of this turn with `prompt` set to the literal sentinel `<<autonomous-loop-dynamic>>` — otherwise the loop ends after this tick.

If a Monitor is armed (check TaskList), keep `delaySeconds` at 1200–1800s — the Monitor is the wake signal and this is only the fallback heartbeat. If you were woken by a `<task-notification>`, handle the event before rescheduling. To stop the loop, also TaskStop the monitor (use TaskList to find its task ID if no longer in context).


Claude resuming /loop wakeup (Jun 15 6:07am)


No verdict yet, still holding W2. Quiet.


Still awaiting doyle's W1 gate verdict; Monitor perch is the real wake signal, this is fallback heartbeat.

Prompt: <<autonomous-loop-dynamic>>


Next wakeup scheduled for 06:33:00 (in 1554s). Nothing more to do this turn — the harness re-invokes you when the wakeup fires or a task-notification arrives.


Holding for doyle's verdict.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bmby1p3hm</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/10" id="8b349034" type="msg" from="doyle">[doyle → todlando] W1 GATE VERDICT — CONDITIONAL PASS, + cross-node ruling, + a new wave (W0) dispatched.

W1 (REQ-CONSENT-3) — EVIDENCE VERIFIED (I read shell_actgate_e2e @23e53fc, not rubber-stamped): through the REAL spt binary + mock-shell, ungated `remembered attach` refuses CONSENT_PENDING naming `shel</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/10" id="8b349034">l-act:attach`, the frame NEVER spools (evidence stays empty), a WRONG-class (`storage`) grant still refuses, the RIGHT-class (`hid`) allow-always flips the same attach through → evidence lands. traceable all 4 stages [doc,impl,unit,int]. Matches CONTEXT:283 (spawn-gate=existence, capability-gate=acts; class_key scopes the grant qualifier). D</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/10" id="8b349034">esign-correct, class scope real end-to-end, no-spool proven, floor honored.

ONE CONDITION before full PASS: both-runner CI green. `m11-shell-substrate` is NOT pushed (ls-remote empty, no CI run). My gate requires hfenduleam+kitsubito green — AND the interactive loopback `shell_actgate_e2e` must ACTUALLY RUN in CI, not be skipped (the </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/10" id="8b349034">nextest-silently-skips-env-gated-E2E trap — pin any env it needs, e.g. OWL_SESSION_ID if auth-gated, and re-verify with env unset). Push + confirm both-runner green with the E2E executing → W1 is full PASS. (Local green noted; CI is the close-out.)

CROSS-NODE Q (your flag) — DEFER wire-routed prompt; out of M11. CONTEXT:680: the g</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="5/10" id="8b349034">ated capabilities (remote-exec, instantiate-anywhere) are deferred, so the FULL consent UX lands WITH them; v1 ships the seam. CONTEXT:664: escalation routes to the most-recently-active session, &quot;PresenceChannel later generalizes it.&quot; So your target-node-local seam (grants enforced at target, serve replies needs_approval, operator ap</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="6/10" id="8b349034">proves on the shell's node then re-drives) is EXACTLY the correct M11 shape. Wire-routed cross-node prompt rides the PresenceChannel/full-consent-UX milestone. Not an M11 gap — your design is right.

NEW WAVE — M11-W0 (DAEMON-LIFECYCLE-COMPLETION-PLAN.md, just merged to main). The operator escalated a real design-vs-impl gap: the Psy</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="7/10" id="8b349034">che/pulse loop runs in the interim `api listen` process (startup.rs:286), NOT the daemon brain where CONTEXT:30/34/194 puts it. The machinery IS built + E2E-tested (BrainLifecycle/run_pulse_loop/relay.rs/config.rs); brainproc::run_brain just doesn't drive it yet (&quot;no-op now... when the live-agent adapter lands&quot; — that adapter = per</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="8/10" id="8b349034">ri's claude-spt). W0 wires it. PREMISE GATED (my §6 answers): (1) RE-POINT REQ-DAEMON-1 int to a PRODUCTION-path E2E + add the production impl — don't mint a new req; the current int over-claims (type-level only),
...(truncated)</event>
</task-notification>


doyle: W1 **CONDITIONAL PASS**. Condition = push branch + both-runner CI green AND `shell_actgate_e2e` must actually RUN in CI (not nextest-skip-trapped). Cross-node Q: defer (my seam is correct M11 shape). New W0 dispatched — parts 9-10 truncated, awaiting.

Actionable now: W1 close-out (push + CI). First verify the E2E isn't skip-gated + check CI runner config.


crates\spt\tests\shell_actgate_e2e.rs:43:            return;


.github\workflows\docs-publish.yml
.github\workflows\release.yml
.github\workflows\ci.yml


Bash

git status --short && echo "---unpushed---" && git log origin/m11-shell-substrate..HEAD --oneline 2>&1 | head; echo "---remote check---" && git ls-remote --heads origin m11-shell-substrate 2>&1 | head

Check git state + remote branch existence


---unpushed---
fatal: ambiguous argument 'origin/m11-shell-substrate..HEAD': unknown revision or path not in the working tree.
Use '--' to separate paths from revisions, like this:
'git <command> [<revision>...] -- [<file>...]'
---remote check---


`return;` is in `start_inproc_daemon` (not a skip guard) — test runs unconditionally. No remote branch yet, clean tree. Check CI runs the spt E2E suite (nextest filter trap).


1	name: ci
2
3	on:
4	  push:
5	    branches: [main, dev-freeform]
6	  pull_request:
7
8	# Cancel superseded runs on the same ref.
9	concurrency:
10	  group: ci-${{ github.ref }}
11	  cancel-in-progress: true
12
13	jobs:
14	  # ---- Rust build + test + lint (cross-platform: exercises both the
15	  # cfg(windows) OpenProcess path and the cfg(unix) libc path in proc.rs) ----
16	  #
17	  # CI-SELFHOST-PLAN.md: fully self-hosted (2026-06-03) — hfenduleam carries
18	  # the Windows leg, kitsubito the Linux leg + traceability (replaced
19	  # gravity-linux 2026-06-07; same Ubuntu 22.04 / glibc 2.35 baseline). Free
20	  # minutes;
21	  # persistent cargo/target = warm builds (the multi-exe iroh link cost is
22	  # paid once per machine); hung tests debuggable on-box. Both boxes own
23	  # their rust toolchains (rustup-managed); no toolchain action, no
24	  # rust-cache (the persistent target dir IS the cache).
25	  test:
26	    strategy:
27	      fail-fast: false
28	      matrix:
29	        runner: [[self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito], [self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam]]
30	    runs-on: ${{ matrix.runner }}
31	    # A wedged test must not block the single self-hosted runner slot (the
32	    # 2026-06-03 handoff.rs ConPTY stall burned 22 hosted minutes unbounded).
33	    # 50 (was 25): the slow Linux runner (kitsubito) needs more than 25min for a
34	    # full build + the whole suite (the int tests carry fixed wall-clock sleeps);
35	    # a version-bump full rebuild pushed v0.7.0 over. The real fix is the build
36	    # speedup (mold/nextest — ci-kitsubito-speedup-plan); this keeps the wedge
37	    # guard generous, not unbounded.
38	    timeout-minutes: 50
39	    steps:
40	      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
41	      # Linux: link with mold (gcc -fuse-ld=mold). The slow part of a Linux
42	      # build is serial linking of the many test/bin targets; mold parallelizes
43	      # it. Linux-only + CI-only (set into the job env, never committed to
44	      # .cargo/config), so Windows (MSVC linker) and Linux devs without mold are
45	      # untouched. See ci-kitsubito-speedup-plan.
46	      - name: Use mold linker (Linux)
47	        if: runner.os == 'Linux'
48	        run: echo 'RUSTFLAGS=-C link-arg=-fuse-ld=mold' >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
49	      # `cargo nextest` runs every test across ALL test binaries in ONE global
50	      # parallel pool — `cargo test` runs the binaries SERIALLY (only threads
51	      # WITHIN a binary), so on a 16-core box the many integration-test binaries
52	      # (with their fixed wall-clock sleeps) sat queued behind each other. nextest
53	      # also builds the test targets, so the old standalone `cargo build
54	      # --all-targets` is dropped (clippy --all-targets below still compiles every
55	      # target — examples/benches included — so non-test breakage is still caught).
56	      - name: Test (nextest)
57	        run: cargo nextest run --workspace
58	      # nextest does not run doctests — keep them on `cargo test --doc`.
59	      - name: Doctests
60	        run: cargo test --workspace --doc
61	      - name: Clippy (deny warnings)
62	        run: cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
63
64	      # ---- M5-D8a real-shell dogfood E2E (thin cross-repo hook) ----
65	      # The notify adapter lives in its own repo (SaberMage/spt-shell-notify,
66	      # public): the manifest + binary are the ONLY glue — zero spt-core
67	      # source integration. CI clones + builds it, then re-runs the
68	      # env-gated E2E leg against the real binary (the normal `cargo test`
69	      # sweep silent-skips the same test when SPT_NOTIFY_SHELL_BIN is unset).
70	      - name: Checkout spt-shell-notify (real-shell dogfood)
71	        uses: actions/checkout@v5
72	        with:
73	          repository: SaberMage/spt-shell-notify
74	          path: .adapter-notify
75	      - name: Build notify-shell
76	        run: cargo build --manifest-path .adapter-notify/Cargo.toml
77	      - name: Real-shell E2E (notify) — linux
78	        if: runner.os == 'Linux'
79	        run: cargo test -p spt --test notify_shell_e2e -- --nocapture
80	        env:
81	          SPT_NOTIFY_SHELL_BIN: ${{ github.workspace }}/.adapter-notify/target/debug/notify-shell
82	      - name: Real-shell E2E (notify) — windows
83	        if: runner.os == 'Windows'
84	        run: cargo test -p spt --test notify_shell_e2e -- --nocapture
85	        env:
86	          SPT_NOTIFY_SHELL_BIN: ${{ github.workspace }}\.adapter-notify\target\debug\notify-shell.exe
87
88	      # ---- M6-D2 installer-script rung ----
89	      # Runs the real install.sh / install.ps1 against a STAGED release
90	      # artifact (the just-built workspace binary laid out asset-name +
91	      # SHA256SUMS) on the matching runner, finishing with the installed
92	      # binary's `spt --version`. Env-gated: the normal sweep silent-skips
93	      # the same test when SPT_INSTALL_E2E is unset. Hermetic — temp HOME on
94	      # Linux, SPT_INSTALL_NO_PATH on Windows (never writes the runner's
95	      # real user PATH). Named oneliner_e2e: an exe named *install* trips
96	      # Windows' UAC installer heuristic (os error 740).
97	      - name: Installer E2E (staged-release rung)
98	        run: cargo test -p spt --test oneliner_e2e -- --nocapture
99	        env:
100	          SPT_INSTALL_E2E: "1"
101
102	      # The E2E steps above autostart detached `spt` daemons (REQ-DAEMON-3) that
103	      # may not reap before this step. On Windows a running `spt.exe` cannot be
104	      # overwritten, so the `xtask check` rebuild below fails with os-error-5
105	      # ("failed to remove target\debug\spt.exe"). Reap ONLY the leaked daemons
106	      # launched from THIS checkout's target dir — scoped to $GITHUB_WORKSPACE so
107	      # it never touches a live agent's daemon/broker (hfenduleam is a
108	      # SELF-HOSTED runner sharing the machine with live agents; a machine-wide
109	      # `spt.exe` kill would tear down production). A null Path row is skipped by
110	      # the `-like` (the safe direction). Linux can overwrite a running exe, so
111	      # this guard is Windows-only.
112	      - name: Reap stray daemons before docs-drift build (Windows exe-lock guard)
113	        if: runner.os == 'Windows'
114	        shell: pwsh
115	        run: |
116	          Get-Process spt,notify-shell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue |
117	            Where-Object { $_.Path -like "$env:GITHUB_WORKSPACE\*" } |
118	            Stop-Process -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
119	          exit 0
120
121	      # ---- M6-D5 docs drift gates ----
122	      # The generated CLI reference must equal the binary's own --help, and
123	      # every link in the curated llms.txt must resolve (agents cache links).
124	      # The schema gate (checked_in_schema_is_current) already rides the
125	      # normal test sweep.
126	      # [int->REQ-DOCS-5]
127	      - name: Docs drift gate (CLI ref + llms links)
128	        run: cargo run -p xtask -- check
129
130	      # ---- D9-3 dormancy-budget measurement (ADR-0003 red-team #9) ----
131	      # Opt-in per push: runs ONLY when the head commit message carries
132	      # "[budget]" — both rig hosts measure in one tagged push, output lands
133	      # in the run log and is captured into docs/DORMANCY-BUDGET.md. The
134	      # harness itself is also env-gated (SPT_BUDGET=1), so an untagged CI
135	      # run silent-skips it inside the normal test sweep.
136	      - name: Dormancy budget (shell seats)
137	        if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[budget]')
138	        run: cargo test -p spt-daemon --test budget --release -- --nocapture
139	        env:
140	          SPT_BUDGET: "1"
141	      # Two shells: the Windows runner has no bash on PATH (the first tagged
142	      # run failed on `shell: bash` there), so each OS keeps its native one.
143	      - name: Dormancy budget (real adapter seats, when installed) — linux
144	        if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[budget]') && runner.os == 'Linux'
145	        shell: bash
146	        run: |
147	          if command -v claude >/dev/null; then
148	            SPT_BUDGET=1 SPT_BUDGET_N=3 SPT_BUDGET_PROGRAM=claude SPT_BUDGET_SETTLE_MS=15000 \
149	              cargo test -p spt-daemon --test budget --release -- --nocapture
150	          else
151	            echo "claude not installed on this runner — shell numbers only"
152	          fi
153	      - name: Dormancy budget (real adapter seats, when installed) — windows
154	        if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[budget]') && runner.os == 'Windows'
155	        shell: powershell
156	        run: |
157	          if (Get-Command claude -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) {
158	            $env:SPT_BUDGET = "1"
159	            $env:SPT_BUDGET_N = "3"
160	            $env:SPT_BUDGET_PROGRAM = "claude"
161	            $env:SPT_BUDGET_SETTLE_MS = "15000"
162	            cargo test -p spt-daemon --test budget --release -- --nocapture
163	          } else {
164	            # ASCII only: Windows PowerShell 5.1 reads the step's temp script
165	            # without a BOM as ANSI, so a multibyte dash corrupts the string
166	            # terminator (the first tagged-run failure mode here).
167	            Write-Output "claude not installed on this runner - shell numbers only"
168	          }
169
170	  # ---- D7-2 new-brain × old-broker N-1 verb-surface gate (ADR-0018 V6) ----
171	  # Steady state after every routine brain-only update is a NEW brain talking to
172	  # an OLDER broker, so the current brain must serve the socket verbs against a
173	  # prior-era broker without a clap/arity reject or a verb desync (KH-2.3). The
174	  # "old broker" is the restoration split boundary — D1 skeleton 0c95435 (a
175	  # pre-restoration release has no brain supervisor and cannot pair; doyle D7 vet
176	  # call 4a). It is built ONCE into a stable cache keyed by the pin SHA (mirrors
177	  # the traceability job's self-heal) and reused until the pin advances — to the
178	  # latest PUBLISHED split-era release once one exists. The n1_pairing harness is
179	  # env-gated (SPT_N1_OLD_BROKER), so the normal `cargo test` sweep silent-skips
180	  # it; this job sets the env and turns the skip into a real gate on both runners.
181	  n1-gate:
182	    strategy:
183	      fail-fast: false
184	      matrix:
185	        runner: [[self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito], [self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam]]
186	    runs-on: ${{ matrix.runner }}
187	    # Headroom for the first-ever cold pin build (the multi-exe iroh link);
188	    # cached thereafter, so steady-state runs are a warm test + seconds.
189	    timeout-minutes: 40
190	    steps:
191	      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
192	        with:
193	          # The pinned old-broker ref (0c95435) must be reachable to build it.
194	          fetch-depth: 0
195	      # Same Linux mold linker as the `test` job — and, since both Linux jobs run
196	      # on the same runner and share its target dir, matching RUSTFLAGS lets this
197	      # job REUSE the `test` job's warm artifacts instead of a cold full rebuild.
198	      - name: Use mold linker (Linux)
199	        if: runner.os == 'Linux'
200	        run: echo 'RUSTFLAGS=-C link-arg=-fuse-ld=mold' >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
201	      - name: N-1 gate (new-brain × old-broker) — linux
202	        if: runner.os == 'Linux'
203	        shell: bash
204	        run: |
205	          set -euo pipefail
206	          PIN=0c95435
207	          CACHE="$HOME/spt-n1-oldbroker"
208	          BIN="$CACHE/target/debug/spt"
209	          # Self-healing cache: rebuild the pin only when it moves. Clone OUTSIDE
210	          # the workspace (a clone inside gets adopted by the cargo workspace).
211	          if [ ! -x "$BIN" ] || [ "$(cat "$CACHE/.builtpin" 2>/dev/null || true)" != "$PIN" ]; then
212	            rm -rf "$CACHE"
213	            git clone "$GITHUB_WORKSPACE" "$CACHE"
214	            git -C "$CACHE" checkout "$PIN"
215	            cargo build --manifest-path "$CACHE/Cargo.toml" -p spt --bin spt
216	            echo "$PIN" > "$CACHE/.builtpin"
217	          fi
218	          SPT_N1_OLD_BROKER="$BIN" cargo test -p spt --test n1_pairing -- --nocapture
219	      - name: N-1 gate (new-brain × old-broker) — windows
220	        if: runner.os == 'Windows'
221	        # pwsh (PowerShell 7), NOT `powershell` (5.1): the runner's 5.1 execution
222	        # policy refuses the unsigned temp script GitHub generates
223	        # (PSSecurityException) — the same default shell the green `test` job uses.
224	        shell: pwsh
225	        run: |
226	          $ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"
227	          $PIN = "0c95435"
228	          $CACHE = "$env:USERPROFILE\spt-n1-oldbroker"
229	          $BIN = "$CACHE\target\debug\spt.exe"
230	          $built = if (Test-Path "$CACHE\.builtpin") { (Get-Content "$CACHE\.builtpin").Trim() } else { "" }
231	          if (-not (Test-Path $BIN) -or $built -ne $PIN) {
232	            if (Test-Path $CACHE) { Remove-Item -Recurse -Force $CACHE }
233	            git clone $env:GITHUB_WORKSPACE $CACHE
234	            git -C $CACHE checkout $PIN
235	            cargo build --manifest-path "$CACHE\Cargo.toml" -p spt --bin spt
236	            Set-Content "$CACHE\.builtpin" $PIN
237	          }
238	          $env:SPT_N1_OLD_BROKER = $BIN
239	          cargo test -p spt --test n1_pairing -- --nocapture
240
241	  # ---- D9-6 two-host rig ladder (M4-PLAN §D9b) ----
242	  # Opt-in per push: runs ONLY when the head commit message carries
243	  # "[twohost]". The two rig hosts ARE the self-hosted runners, so one tagged
244	  # push runs both roles; `needs: test` releases the two jobs together (each
245	  # runner has one slot — without it one role could sit queued behind the
246	  # other machine's test leg and starve the pairing window). The harness is
247	  # also env-gated (SPT_TWO_HOST=1), so untagged runs silent-skip it inside
248	  # the normal sweep. Not a standing CI job: the recurring cross-runner
249	  # choreography stays an M5 seam (docs/TWO-HOST-RUNBOOK.md is the proof
250	  # procedure).
251	  twohost-b:
252	    if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[twohost]')
253	    needs: test
254	    runs-on: [self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito]
255	    timeout-minutes: 25
256	    steps:
257	      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
258	      # The M5 notif→toast rung renders through the REAL notify shell
259	      # (M5-D9a; same cross-repo hook as the test job's E2E).
260	      - name: Checkout spt-shell-notify (toast rung)
261	        uses: actions/checkout@v5
262	        with:
263	          repository: SaberMage/spt-shell-notify
264	          path: .adapter-notify
265	      - name: Build notify-shell
266	        run: cargo build --manifest-path .adapter-notify/Cargo.toml
267	      # The real-mode toast rung also needs the workspace `spt` binary beside
268	      # the test executable (the resident shell drives `spt api`); the first
269	      # D9a run proved the twohost job's cargo context does not share the
270	      # test job's artifacts — build it in-job (warm: seconds).
271	      - name: Build spt binary (toast rung)
272	        run: cargo build -p spt --bin spt
273	      - name: Two-host ladder — role B (seed-holder/server)
274	        run: cargo test -p spt-daemon --test twohost -- --nocapture
275	        env:
276	          SPT_TWO_HOST: "1"
277	          SPT_TWO_HOST_ROLE: "b"
278	          SPT_TWO_HOST_SECRET: "rig-twohost-ci"
279	          SPT_TWO_HOST_PEER_IP: "100.68.35.65" # hfenduleam (tailscale)
280	          SPT_TWO_HOST_WAIT_SECS: "900"
281	          SPT_TWO_HOST_NOTIFY_BIN: ${{ github.workspace }}/.adapter-notify/target/debug/notify-shell
282	  twohost-a:
283	    if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[twohost]')
284	    needs: test
285	    runs-on: [self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam]
286	    timeout-minutes: 25
287	    steps:
288	      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
289	      - name: Checkout spt-shell-notify (toast rung)
290	        uses: actions/checkout@v5
291	        with:
292	          repository: SaberMage/spt-shell-notify
293	          path: .adapter-notify
294	      - name: Build notify-shell
295	        run: cargo build --manifest-path .adapter-notify/Cargo.toml
296	      - name: Build spt binary (toast rung)
297	        run: cargo build -p spt --bin spt
298	      - name: Two-host ladder — role A (joiner/driver)
299	        run: cargo test -p spt-daemon --test twohost -- --nocapture
300	        env:
301	          SPT_TWO_HOST: "1"
302	          SPT_TWO_HOST_ROLE: "a"
303	          SPT_TWO_HOST_SECRET: "rig-twohost-ci"
304	          SPT_TWO_HOST_PEER_IP: "100.98.197.12" # kitsubito (tailscale)
305	          SPT_TWO_HOST_WAIT_SECS: "900"
306	          SPT_TWO_HOST_NOTIFY_BIN: ${{ github.workspace }}\.adapter-notify\target\debug\notify-shell.exe
307
308	  # ---- Requirement-traceability hard gate (TRACEABILITY.md layer 1) ----
309	  traceability:
310	    runs-on: [self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito]
311	    timeout-minutes: 10
312	    steps:
313	      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
314	      - name: Install traceable-reqs
315	        # Source-pinned, self-healing (M6-D2): kitsubito cannot run the release
316	        # asset (it needs GLIBC 2.39; kitsubito's Ubuntu 22.04 has 2.35) — so
317	        # the job itself builds the pinned tag once and caches it in
318	        # ~/.local/bin, rebuilding only when the pin moves. v0.1.2 =
319	        # shell/PowerShell tag scanning (the M6 installer scripts carry
320	        # impl-stage REQ-INSTALL evidence).
321	        run: |
322	          WANT=0.1.2
323	          BIN="$HOME/.local/bin/traceable-reqs"
324	          if [ -x "$BIN" ] && "$BIN" --version | grep -q " $WANT\$"; then
325	            ln -sf "$BIN" ./traceable-reqs
326	          else
327	            # Build OUTSIDE the checkout: a clone inside it gets adopted by
328	            # the spt-core cargo workspace and refuses to build.
329	            SRC="$RUNNER_TEMP/tr-src"
330	            rm -rf "$SRC"
331	            git clone --depth 1 --branch "v$WANT" \
332	              "https://x-access-token:${GH_TOKEN}@github.com/BigscreenVR/traceable-reqs" "$SRC"
333	            cargo build --release --manifest-path "$SRC/rust/Cargo.toml"
334	            mkdir -p "$HOME/.local/bin"
335	            cp "$SRC/rust/target/release/traceable-reqs" "$BIN"
336	            ln -sf "$BIN" ./traceable-reqs
337	          fi
338	          ./traceable-reqs --version
339	        env:
340	          # Cross-org private repo: the default repo-scoped GITHUB_TOKEN cannot
341	          # read BigscreenVR/traceable-reqs. Supply a PAT with read access to it
342	          # as the TRACEABLE_REQS_TOKEN repo secret. See README/CI notes.
343	          GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.TRACEABLE_REQS_TOKEN }}
344	      - name: Coverage gate (hard — fails PR on uncovered activated req)
345	        run: ./traceable-reqs check --json
346	      - name: Quality audit (advisory)
347	        run: ./traceable-reqs lint || true
348

name: ci

on:
  push:
    branches: [main, dev-freeform]
  pull_request:

# Cancel superseded runs on the same ref.
concurrency:
  group: ci-${{ github.ref }}
  cancel-in-progress: true

jobs:
  # ---- Rust build + test + lint (cross-platform: exercises both the
  # cfg(windows) OpenProcess path and the cfg(unix) libc path in proc.rs) ----
  #
  # CI-SELFHOST-PLAN.md: fully self-hosted (2026-06-03) — hfenduleam carries
  # the Windows leg, kitsubito the Linux leg + traceability (replaced
  # gravity-linux 2026-06-07; same Ubuntu 22.04 / glibc 2.35 baseline). Free
  # minutes;
  # persistent cargo/target = warm builds (the multi-exe iroh link cost is
  # paid once per machine); hung tests debuggable on-box. Both boxes own
  # their rust toolchains (rustup-managed); no toolchain action, no
  # rust-cache (the persistent target dir IS the cache).
  test:
    strategy:
      fail-fast: false
      matrix:
        runner: [[self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito], [self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam]]
    runs-on: ${{ matrix.runner }}
    # A wedged test must not block the single self-hosted runner slot (the
    # 2026-06-03 handoff.rs ConPTY stall burned 22 hosted minutes unbounded).
    # 50 (was 25): the slow Linux runner (kitsubito) needs more than 25min for a
    # full build + the whole suite (the int tests carry fixed wall-clock sleeps);
    # a version-bump full rebuild pushed v0.7.0 over. The real fix is the build
    # speedup (mold/nextest — ci-kitsubito-speedup-plan); this keeps the wedge
    # guard generous, not unbounded.
    timeout-minutes: 50
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
      # Linux: link with mold (gcc -fuse-ld=mold). The slow part of a Linux
      # build is serial linking of the many test/bin targets; mold parallelizes
      # it. Linux-only + CI-only (set into the job env, never committed to
      # .cargo/config), so Windows (MSVC linker) and Linux devs without mold are
      # untouched. See ci-kitsubito-speedup-plan.
      - name: Use mold linker (Linux)
        if: runner.os == 'Linux'
        run: echo 'RUSTFLAGS=-C link-arg=-fuse-ld=mold' >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
      # `cargo nextest` runs every test across ALL test binaries in ONE global
      # parallel pool — `cargo test` runs the binaries SERIALLY (only threads
      # WITHIN a binary), so on a 16-core box the many integration-test binaries
      # (with their fixed wall-clock sleeps) sat queued behind each other. nextest
      # also builds the test targets, so the old standalone `cargo build
      # --all-targets` is dropped (clippy --all-targets below still compiles every
      # target — examples/benches included — so non-test breakage is still caught).
      - name: Test (nextest)
        run: cargo nextest run --workspace
      # nextest does not run doctests — keep them on `cargo test --doc`.
      - name: Doctests
        run: cargo test --workspace --doc
      - name: Clippy (deny warnings)
        run: cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings

      # ---- M5-D8a real-shell dogfood E2E (thin cross-repo hook) ----
      # The notify adapter lives in its own repo (SaberMage/spt-shell-notify,
      # public): the manifest + binary are the ONLY glue — zero spt-core
      # source integration. CI clones + builds it, then re-runs the
      # env-gated E2E leg against the real binary (the normal `cargo test`
      # sweep silent-skips the same test when SPT_NOTIFY_SHELL_BIN is unset).
      - name: Checkout spt-shell-notify (real-shell dogfood)
        uses: actions/checkout@v5
        with:
          repository: SaberMage/spt-shell-notify
          path: .adapter-notify
      - name: Build notify-shell
        run: cargo build --manifest-path .adapter-notify/Cargo.toml
      - name: Real-shell E2E (notify) — linux
        if: runner.os == 'Linux'
        run: cargo test -p spt --test notify_shell_e2e -- --nocapture
        env:
          SPT_NOTIFY_SHELL_BIN: ${{ github.workspace }}/.adapter-notify/target/debug/notify-shell
      - name: Real-shell E2E (notify) — windows
        if: runner.os == 'Windows'
        run: cargo test -p spt --test notify_shell_e2e -- --nocapture
        env:
          SPT_NOTIFY_SHELL_BIN: ${{ github.workspace }}\.adapter-notify\target\debug\notify-shell.exe

      # ---- M6-D2 installer-script rung ----
      # Runs the real install.sh / install.ps1 against a STAGED release
      # artifact (the just-built workspace binary laid out asset-name +
      # SHA256SUMS) on the matching runner, finishing with the installed
      # binary's `spt --version`. Env-gated: the normal sweep silent-skips
      # the same test when SPT_INSTALL_E2E is unset. Hermetic — temp HOME on
      # Linux, SPT_INSTALL_NO_PATH on Windows (never writes the runner's
      # real user PATH). Named oneliner_e2e: an exe named *install* trips
      # Windows' UAC installer heuristic (os error 740).
      - name: Installer E2E (staged-release rung)
        run: cargo test -p spt --test oneliner_e2e -- --nocapture
        env:
          SPT_INSTALL_E2E: "1"

      # The E2E steps above autostart detached `spt` daemons (REQ-DAEMON-3) that
      # may not reap before this step. On Windows a running `spt.exe` cannot be
      # overwritten, so the `xtask check` rebuild below fails with os-error-5
      # ("failed to remove target\debug\spt.exe"). Reap ONLY the leaked daemons
      # launched from THIS checkout's target dir — scoped to $GITHUB_WORKSPACE so
      # it never touches a live agent's daemon/broker (hfenduleam is a
      # SELF-HOSTED runner sharing the machine with live agents; a machine-wide
      # `spt.exe` kill would tear down production). A null Path row is skipped by
      # the `-like` (the safe direction). Linux can overwrite a running exe, so
      # this guard is Windows-only.
      - name: Reap stray daemons before docs-drift build (Windows exe-lock guard)
        if: runner.os == 'Windows'
        shell: pwsh
        run: |
          Get-Process spt,notify-shell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue |
            Where-Object { $_.Path -like "$env:GITHUB_WORKSPACE\*" } |
            Stop-Process -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
          exit 0

      # ---- M6-D5 docs drift gates ----
      # The generated CLI reference must equal the binary's own --help, and
      # every link in the curated llms.txt must resolve (agents cache links).
      # The schema gate (checked_in_schema_is_current) already rides the
      # normal test sweep.
      # [int->REQ-DOCS-5]
      - name: Docs drift gate (CLI ref + llms links)
        run: cargo run -p xtask -- check

      # ---- D9-3 dormancy-budget measurement (ADR-0003 red-team #9) ----
      # Opt-in per push: runs ONLY when the head commit message carries
      # "[budget]" — both rig hosts measure in one tagged push, output lands
      # in the run log and is captured into docs/DORMANCY-BUDGET.md. The
      # harness itself is also env-gated (SPT_BUDGET=1), so an untagged CI
      # run silent-skips it inside the normal test sweep.
      - name: Dormancy budget (shell seats)
        if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[budget]')
        run: cargo test -p spt-daemon --test budget --release -- --nocapture
        env:
          SPT_BUDGET: "1"
      # Two shells: the Windows runner has no bash on PATH (the first tagged
      # run failed on `shell: bash` there), so each OS keeps its native one.
      - name: Dormancy budget (real adapter seats, when installed) — linux
        if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[budget]') && runner.os == 'Linux'
        shell: bash
        run: |
          if command -v claude >/dev/null; then
            SPT_BUDGET=1 SPT_BUDGET_N=3 SPT_BUDGET_PROGRAM=claude SPT_BUDGET_SETTLE_MS=15000 \
              cargo test -p spt-daemon --test budget --release -- --nocapture
          else
            echo "claude not installed on this runner — shell numbers only"
          fi
      - name: Dormancy budget (real adapter seats, when installed) — windows
        if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[budget]') && runner.os == 'Windows'
        shell: powershell
        run: |
          if (Get-Command claude -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) {
            $env:SPT_BUDGET = "1"
            $env:SPT_BUDGET_N = "3"
            $env:SPT_BUDGET_PROGRAM = "claude"
            $env:SPT_BUDGET_SETTLE_MS = "15000"
            cargo test -p spt-daemon --test budget --release -- --nocapture
          } else {
            # ASCII only: Windows PowerShell 5.1 reads the step's temp script
            # without a BOM as ANSI, so a multibyte dash corrupts the string
            # terminator (the first tagged-run failure mode here).
            Write-Output "claude not installed on this runner - shell numbers only"
          }

  # ---- D7-2 new-brain × old-broker N-1 verb-surface gate (ADR-0018 V6) ----
  # Steady state after every routine brain-only update is a NEW brain talking to
  # an OLDER broker, so the current brain must serve the socket verbs against a
  # prior-era broker without a clap/arity reject or a verb desync (KH-2.3). The
  # "old broker" is the restoration split boundary — D1 skeleton 0c95435 (a
  # pre-restoration release has no brain supervisor and cannot pair; doyle D7 vet
  # call 4a). It is built ONCE into a stable cache keyed by the pin SHA (mirrors
  # the traceability job's self-heal) and reused until the pin advances — to the
  # latest PUBLISHED split-era release once one exists. The n1_pairing harness is
  # env-gated (SPT_N1_OLD_BROKER), so the normal `cargo test` sweep silent-skips
  # it; this job sets the env and turns the skip into a real gate on both runners.
  n1-gate:
    strategy:
      fail-fast: false
      matrix:
        runner: [[self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito], [self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam]]
    runs-on: ${{ matrix.runner }}
    # Headroom for the first-ever cold pin build (the multi-exe iroh link);
    # cached thereafter, so steady-state runs are a warm test + seconds.
    timeout-minutes: 40
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
        with:
          # The pinned old-broker ref (0c95435) must be reachable to build it.
          fetch-depth: 0
      # Same Linux mold linker as the `test` job — and, since both Linux jobs run
      # on the same runner and share its target dir, matching RUSTFLAGS lets this
      # job REUSE the `test` job's warm artifacts instead of a cold full rebuild.
      - name: Use mold linker (Linux)
        if: runner.os == 'Linux'
        run: echo 'RUSTFLAGS=-C link-arg=-fuse-ld=mold' >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
      - name: N-1 gate (new-brain × old-broker) — linux
        if: runner.os == 'Linux'
        shell: bash
        run: |
          set -euo pipefail
          PIN=0c95435
          CACHE="$HOME/spt-n1-oldbroker"
          BIN="$CACHE/target/debug/spt"
          # Self-healing cache: rebuild the pin only when it moves. Clone OUTSIDE
          # the workspace (a clone inside gets adopted by the cargo workspace).
          if [ ! -x "$BIN" ] || [ "$(cat "$CACHE/.builtpin" 2>/dev/null || true)" != "$PIN" ]; then
            rm -rf "$CACHE"
            git clone "$GITHUB_WORKSPACE" "$CACHE"
            git -C "$CACHE" checkout "$PIN"
            cargo build --manifest-path "$CACHE/Cargo.toml" -p spt --bin spt
            echo "$PIN" > "$CACHE/.builtpin"
          fi
          SPT_N1_OLD_BROKER="$BIN" cargo test -p spt --test n1_pairing -- --nocapture
      - name: N-1 gate (new-brain × old-broker) — windows
        if: runner.os == 'Windows'
        # pwsh (PowerShell 7), NOT `powershell` (5.1): the runner's 5.1 execution
        # policy refuses the unsigned temp script GitHub generates
        # (PSSecurityException) — the same default shell the green `test` job uses.
        shell: pwsh
        run: |
          $ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"
          $PIN = "0c95435"
          $CACHE = "$env:USERPROFILE\spt-n1-oldbroker"
          $BIN = "$CACHE\target\debug\spt.exe"
          $built = if (Test-Path "$CACHE\.builtpin") { (Get-Content "$CACHE\.builtpin").Trim() } else { "" }
          if (-not (Test-Path $BIN) -or $built -ne $PIN) {
            if (Test-Path $CACHE) { Remove-Item -Recurse -Force $CACHE }
            git clone $env:GITHUB_WORKSPACE $CACHE
            git -C $CACHE checkout $PIN
            cargo build --manifest-path "$CACHE\Cargo.toml" -p spt --bin spt
            Set-Content "$CACHE\.builtpin" $PIN
          }
          $env:SPT_N1_OLD_BROKER = $BIN
          cargo test -p spt --test n1_pairing -- --nocapture

  # ---- D9-6 two-host rig ladder (M4-PLAN §D9b) ----
  # Opt-in per push: runs ONLY when the head commit message carries
  # "[twohost]". The two rig hosts ARE the self-hosted runners, so one tagged
  # push runs both roles; `needs: test` releases the two jobs together (each
  # runner has one slot — without it one role could sit queued behind the
  # other machine's test leg and starve the pairing window). The harness is
  # also env-gated (SPT_TWO_HOST=1), so untagged runs silent-skip it inside
  # the normal sweep. Not a standing CI job: the recurring cross-runner
  # choreography stays an M5 seam (docs/TWO-HOST-RUNBOOK.md is the proof
  # procedure).
  twohost-b:
    if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[twohost]')
    needs: test
    runs-on: [self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito]
    timeout-minutes: 25
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
      # The M5 notif→toast rung renders through the REAL notify shell
      # (M5-D9a; same cross-repo hook as the test job's E2E).
      - name: Checkout spt-shell-notify (toast rung)
        uses: actions/checkout@v5
        with:
          repository: SaberMage/spt-shell-notify
          path: .adapter-notify
      - name: Build notify-shell
        run: cargo build --manifest-path .adapter-notify/Cargo.toml
      # The real-mode toast rung also needs the workspace `spt` binary beside
      # the test executable (the resident shell drives `spt api`); the first
      # D9a run proved the twohost job's cargo context does not share the
      # test job's artifacts — build it in-job (warm: seconds).
      - name: Build spt binary (toast rung)
        run: cargo build -p spt --bin spt
      - name: Two-host ladder — role B (seed-holder/server)
        run: cargo test -p spt-daemon --test twohost -- --nocapture
        env:
          SPT_TWO_HOST: "1"
          SPT_TWO_HOST_ROLE: "b"
          SPT_TWO_HOST_SECRET: "rig-twohost-ci"
          SPT_TWO_HOST_PEER_IP: "100.68.35.65" # hfenduleam (tailscale)
          SPT_TWO_HOST_WAIT_SECS: "900"
          SPT_TWO_HOST_NOTIFY_BIN: ${{ github.workspace }}/.adapter-notify/target/debug/notify-shell
  twohost-a:
    if: contains(github.event.head_commit.message, '[twohost]')
    needs: test
    runs-on: [self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam]
    timeout-minutes: 25
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
      - name: Checkout spt-shell-notify (toast rung)
        uses: actions/checkout@v5
        with:
          repository: SaberMage/spt-shell-notify
          path: .adapter-notify
      - name: Build notify-shell
        run: cargo build --manifest-path .adapter-notify/Cargo.toml
      - name: Build spt binary (toast rung)
        run: cargo build -p spt --bin spt
      - name: Two-host ladder — role A (joiner/driver)
        run: cargo test -p spt-daemon --test twohost -- --nocapture
        env:
          SPT_TWO_HOST: "1"
          SPT_TWO_HOST_ROLE: "a"
          SPT_TWO_HOST_SECRET: "rig-twohost-ci"
          SPT_TWO_HOST_PEER_IP: "100.98.197.12" # kitsubito (tailscale)
          SPT_TWO_HOST_WAIT_SECS: "900"
          SPT_TWO_HOST_NOTIFY_BIN: ${{ github.workspace }}\.adapter-notify\target\debug\notify-shell.exe

  # ---- Requirement-traceability hard gate (TRACEABILITY.md layer 1) ----
  traceability:
    runs-on: [self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito]
    timeout-minutes: 10
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
      - name: Install traceable-reqs
        # Source-pinned, self-healing (M6-D2): kitsubito cannot run the release
        # asset (it needs GLIBC 2.39; kitsubito's Ubuntu 22.04 has 2.35) — so
        # the job itself builds the pinned tag once and caches it in
        # ~/.local/bin, rebuilding only when the pin moves. v0.1.2 =
        # shell/PowerShell tag scanning (the M6 installer scripts carry
        # impl-stage REQ-INSTALL evidence).
        run: |
          WANT=0.1.2
          BIN="$HOME/.local/bin/traceable-reqs"
          if [ -x "$BIN" ] && "$BIN" --version | grep -q " $WANT\$"; then
            ln -sf "$BIN" ./traceable-reqs
          else
            # Build OUTSIDE the checkout: a clone inside it gets adopted by
            # the spt-core cargo workspace and refuses to build.
            SRC="$RUNNER_TEMP/tr-src"
            rm -rf "$SRC"
            git clone --depth 1 --branch "v$WANT" \
              "https://x-access-token:${GH_TOKEN}@github.com/BigscreenVR/traceable-reqs" "$SRC"
            cargo build --release --manifest-path "$SRC/rust/Cargo.toml"
            mkdir -p "$HOME/.local/bin"
            cp "$SRC/rust/target/release/traceable-reqs" "$BIN"
            ln -sf "$BIN" ./traceable-reqs
          fi
          ./traceable-reqs --version
        env:
          # Cross-org private repo: the default repo-scoped GITHUB_TOKEN cannot
          # read BigscreenVR/traceable-reqs. Supply a PAT with read access to it
          # as the TRACEABLE_REQS_TOKEN repo secret. See README/CI notes.
          GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.TRACEABLE_REQS_TOKEN }}
      - name: Coverage gate (hard — fails PR on uncovered activated req)
        run: ./traceable-reqs check --json
      - name: Quality audit (advisory)
        run: ./traceable-reqs lint || true


CI facts: `test` job runs `cargo nextest run --workspace` → my E2E runs **unconditionally** (no env gate → not skip-trapped; doyle's nextest trap doesn't apply). But CI only triggers on `pull_request` (push branches = main/dev-freeform only) → close-out needs a **PR**, not just push.

doyle explicitly set "push + both-runner CI green" as the W1 gate condition → clear authorization. Pre-flight clippy locally first (new test file, CI denies warnings), then push + open draft PR.


git remote -v | head -2 && echo "---branch base---" && git rev-list --count main..HEAD 2>&1

Check remote + commits ahead of main


origin	https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core.git (fetch)
origin	https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core.git (push)
---branch base---
6


cargo clippy -p spt --all-targets -- -D warnings 2>&1 | tail -15

Pre-flight clippy on spt (new test file)


    Checking spt-proto v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-proto)
    Checking spt-store v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-store)
    Checking spt-msg v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-msg)
    Checking spt-runtime v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-runtime)
    Checking spt-term v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-term)
    Checking spt-net v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-net)
    Checking spt-live v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-live)
    Checking spt-daemon v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)
    Checking spt v0.7.1 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt)
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 17.09s


Clippy clean, 6 commits ahead of main. Push branch + open draft PR (base main) to fire both-runner CI — the gate vehicle.


git push -u origin m11-shell-substrate 2>&1 | tail -8

Push m11 branch to origin


remote:
remote: Create a pull request for 'm11-shell-substrate' on GitHub by visiting:
remote:      https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core/pull/new/m11-shell-substrate
remote:
branch 'm11-shell-substrate' set up to track 'origin/m11-shell-substrate'.
To https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core.git
 * [new branch]      m11-shell-substrate -> m11-shell-substrate


gh pr create --draft --base main --head m11-shell-substrate --title "M11 shell-substrate extensions (W1: per-capability act-gates, REQ-CONSENT-3)" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
**M11 — Shell-substrate extensions** (Gateway-grill driven-surface deferrals). Draft PR is the **CI vehicle** while waves land incrementally; not yet a merge request (M11 has W2–W5 remaining).

## Wave 1 — per-capability class-keyed act-gates (REQ-CONSENT-3) — GATE-SUBMITTED
doyle CONDITIONAL PASS (evidence verified @23e53fc); close-out condition = **both-runner CI green with `shell_actgate_e2e` executing**.

- Manifest `require_approval` + `class_key` may ride individual `[shell.capabilities]` entries — gating the dangerous ACT, not just spawn.
- `linkhost::act_gate_decide` (pure decision) + `drive_shell` gate (refuses to spool until granted) + `cli::escalate_act` (TTY `[o]/[a]/[d]`, non-TTY remembered → CONSENT_PENDING).
- **Interactive loopback E2E** (`shell_actgate_e2e`) through the real `spt` binary + mock-shell: ungranted `attach` → CONSENT_PENDING, **no spool**; wrong-class (storage) grant still refuses; right-class (hid) allow-always flips it through → evidence lands; a different gated op (`wipe`/storage) unaffected by the attach grant. Class scope proven end-to-end.
- REQ-CONSENT-3 activated `[doc,impl,unit,int]`; `traceable check` EXIT 0; linkhost units 3/3 + E2E green locally.

Cross-node act-gate prompt is **target-node-local** (grants enforced on the shell's node; serve replies `needs_approval`; operator approves there then re-drives) — doyle ruled the wire-routed prompt out of M11 (rides the PresenceChannel/full-consent-UX milestone).

## Remaining (this branch, incrementally)
W0 daemon-lifecycle-completion · W2 drive channel (REQ-SHELL-3) · W3 tunnel (REQ-SHELL-4) · W4 Gateway-owner capstone (REQ-SHELL-5) · W5 rig + docs.

Co-authored by: todlando
EOF
)" 2>&1 | tail -5

Open draft PR base main to trigger CI


PR #16 (draft) opened. Verify CI fired on both runners.


sleep 8; gh pr checks 16 2>&1 | head -20

Check CI runs triggered on PR 16


n1-gate (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	pending	0	https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core/actions/runs/27548784334/job/81429133270
n1-gate (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam)	pending	0	https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core/actions/runs/27548784334/job/81429133145
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	pending	0	https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core/actions/runs/27548784334/job/81429133070
test (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam)	pending	0	https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core/actions/runs/27548784334/job/81429133295
traceability	pending	0	https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core/actions/runs/27548784334/job/81429133230


CI fired both runners (test + n1-gate + traceability), all pending. `test` job = `nextest --workspace` → `shell_actgate_e2e` executes (unconditional). Ack doyle + flag missing W0 parts.


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
[todlando → doyle] W1 VERDICT RECEIVED — close-out IN MOTION.

CONDITIONAL PASS understood. Pushed m11-shell-substrate + opened draft PR #16 (base main) as the CI vehicle — both-runner CI now RUNNING (test+n1-gate+traceability on hfenduleam+kitsubito). The `test` job is `cargo nextest run --workspace`, so `shell_actgate_e2e` executes UNCONDITIONALLY — it has NO env gate (verified: no SPT_*/OWL_SESSION_ID dependency; every spt call passes explicit --owner doyle, grants are node-scoped via nodeid::load_or_create). So the nextest-silent-skip trap does NOT apply here — the E2E is a real gate, not a skip. Will confirm both-runner green with the E2E in the run log → W1 full PASS.

Pre-flighted clippy -p spt --all-targets -D warnings clean locally before push (new test file).

CROSS-NODE RULING — ACKNOWLEDGED + accepted. Target-node-local seam stays as-is; wire-routed prompt deferred to the PresenceChannel/full-consent-UX milestone (rides with the deferred gated capabilities per CONTEXT:680/664). Not an M11 gap. Thanks for the explicit ruling.

W0 DISPATCH — your message truncated at part 8/10 (got §6 premise (1) RE-POINT REQ-DAEMON-1 int to a production-path E2E + add production impl, don't mint a new req). Parts 9-10 did not land — please re-send the tail (the rest of §6 premise + W0 task layer) so I scope it correctly. Holding W0 until I have the full dispatch AND W1 hits full PASS.

— todlando
EOF
echo "sent=$?"

Ack doyle + request missing W0 parts


➜ SENT:doyle
sent=0


CI running both runners, doyle ack'd + asked for W0 tail. W1 close-out in motion. Reschedule — CI (slow kitsubito leg) is the watch target; Monitor perch wakes me on doyle's reply.


ScheduleWakeup

Watching PR #16 both-runner CI (kitsubito slow leg ~20-40min) for the W1 full-PASS close-out; Monitor perch also wakes me on doyle's W0-tail reply.

Prompt: <<autonomous-loop-dynamic>>


Next wakeup scheduled for 06:40:00 (in 1507s). Nothing more to do this turn — the harness re-invokes you when the wakeup fires or a task-notification arrives.


**W1 close-out in motion:**
- Pushed `m11-shell-substrate`, opened draft PR #16 (base main) as CI vehicle
- Both-runner CI running (test + n1-gate + traceability); `nextest --workspace` runs `shell_actgate_e2e` unconditionally — no skip-trap
- Clippy pre-flighted clean before push
- Cross-node ruling accepted (target-node-local seam stays; wire-prompt deferred)
- Flagged doyle: W0 dispatch truncated at part 8/10 — requested the tail before scoping W0

Watching CI for the full-PASS.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bmby1p3hm</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/6" id="e163a2c4" type="msg" from="doyle">[doyle → todlando] W1 close-out noted — and your env-gate verification (shell_actgate_e2e: no SPT_*/OWL_SESSION_ID dep, explicit --owner doyle, node-scoped grants) RESOLVES my CI condition: the E2E runs unconditionally under nextest, so confirming it in the both-runner run log = W1 full PASS. Good. Clippy-clean pre-</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/6" id="e163a2c4">flight noted.

W0 DISPATCH — re-sending the truncated tail. NOTE: the full plan is now ON MAIN — read `DAEMON-LIFECYCLE-COMPLETION-PLAN.md` (merged @ PR #15) for the complete §4 task layer (W0.1-W0.5). My §6 premise-gate answers (you got #1):

#1 RE-POINT REQ-DAEMON-1 int to a PRODUCTION-path E2E + add the production impl; do</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/6" id="e163a2c4"> NOT mint a new req (the current int is type-level only — daemon_e2e builds BrainLifecycle directly — so it over-claims; re-pointing it to a real `api listen`/`api bind` brain-hosted path FIXES that false-green honestly).

#2 CUTOVER vs perri: let perri ship /sptc:live on the INTERIM listen-coupling NOW (it works today). Cut over to </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/6" id="e163a2c4">daemon-hosted in W0.5 with ZERO adapter change — she declares `[session.psyche_init]` + runs the relay either way. Do NOT block her on W0.

#3 RELAY REWORK: FULL swap to `relay::Relay` (it is built + impl-tagged, and the dumb-pipe relay IS the recorded design — CONTEXT:38). Not the minimal strip-only.

SEQUENCING: W1 close-out </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="5/6" id="e163a2c4">(push+CI) immediate — you're on it. Then take W0 BEFORE W2: it is the operator's escalation (a design-vs-impl violation: Psyche runs in the relay process, not the daemon brain per CONTEXT:30/34/194), and it coordinates with perri's live adapter (the very thing brainproc waits for). W2 (drive channel) follows. Interleave is your call but W0 i</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="6/6" id="e163a2c4">s the priority.

GATE: W0.1 premise is GATED (above) — proceed once W1 hits full PASS. I gate each W0 wave at evidence-land vs the recorded design; the W0.4 production-path int is the load-bearing one (it must prove the BRAIN process hosts the Psyche for a real endpoint, not BrainLifecycle-in-a-test). Shout on any edge.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


<owl_reachability_notice>
You have an active owl perch. When spawning subagents or doing work, use run_in_background: true so you stay reachable for incoming messages.
</owl_reachability_notice>


CAVEMAN MODE ACTIVE (full). Drop articles/filler/pleasantries/hedging. Fragments OK. Code/commits/security: write normal.