=== cmd_adapter_translate_proof impl ===
/// `spt adapter translate-proof <adapter> --event <envelope> [--session <id>]` —
/// the author-time EMIT-half proof for `[message-idle-translation-binary]`
/// (ADR-0022), symmetric to [`cmd_adapter_digest_proof`]. Spawns and feeds the
/// adapter's declared translation binary EXACTLY as the daemon does at
/// idle-delivery (the `init` line, then the `event` envelope) by driving the REAL
/// `spt_daemon::translation` driver verbatim — no protocol reimplementation — and
/// reads back the emitted keystroke-command stream, printing it author-readable.
///
/// This is the EMIT half ONLY: it proves the binary's spawn → feed → emit
/// contract; it does NOT exercise the daemon's atomic PTY apply / controller
/// buffering (that stays covered by the W2 inject_control_wedge int gate). It
/// fills the SAME `{id}`/`{session_id}` keys into the `--event` envelope that the
/// daemon fills at runtime, so an envelope that proofs here feeds faithfully live.
///
/// Exit codes mirror digest-proof: 0 ok, 1 on spawn-fail / zero commands /
/// no-commit-or-output / unparseable, 2 when the adapter declares no
/// `[message-idle-translation-binary]` section. The [`TranslationChild`] is kept
/// alive across the whole drain; its `Drop` does the bounded no-zombie reap.
// [impl->REQ-ADAPTER-TRANSLATE-PROOF]
fn cmd_adapter_translate_proof(
    adapters: &std::path::Path,
    option: &str,
    event: &str,
    session: Option<&str>,
) -> i32 {
    use spt_daemon::translation::{key_to_bytes, KeyCmd, ToBinary, TranslationChild};
    use spt_runtime::registry;
    use std::sync::mpsc::{channel, RecvTimeoutError};
    use std::time::{Duration, Instant};

    // Overall drain budget: stop once a `{commit}` arrives, or when this elapses
    // (so a no-commit binary still surfaces what it emitted rather than hanging).
    const DRAIN_TOTAL: Duration = Duration::from_secs(5);
    // Per-recv poll slice — short so an idle stretch is noticed promptly.
    const DRAIN_POLL: Duration = Duration::from_millis(250);

    // The record's `source_dir` is the adapter install dir — where a `.spt` ships
    // its translation binary; resolve the declared `path` there before PATH so the
    // proof spawns exactly as the daemon does (REQ-INSTALL-11), mirroring the
    // daemon's harnesshost path resolution.
    let (install_dir, manifest) = match registry::resolve_option(adapters, option) {
        Ok((r, m)) => (std::path::PathBuf::from(r.source_dir), m),
        Err(e) => {
            eprintln!("TRANSLATE_PROOF_FAIL:{option}: {e}");
            return 1;
        }
    };
    let Some(declared) = manifest.message_idle_translation_binary.clone() else {
        eprintln!(
            "TRANSLATE_PROOF_NO_SECTION:{option}: adapter declares no \
             [message-idle-translation-binary]"
        );
        return 2;
    };
    let path = spt_runtime::runtime::resolve_program_in_dir(&declared.path, &install_dir);

    // Fill the SAME substitution keys the daemon fills into a delivered envelope
    // (`{id}` = the endpoint/option, `{session_id}` = the live session) so the proof
    // is faithful — an envelope that proofs here feeds at runtime. Cheap str
    // replace: a no-op when the author used no tokens.
    let proof_session = session.unwrap_or("proof-session");
    let envelope = event
        .replace("{id}", option)
        .replace("{session_id}", proof_session);

    // Spawn + drive the REAL driver verbatim: spawn, send the identity `init` line
    // (mirror broker.rs — endpoint_id = the option, node = this host's label), then
    // the inbound `event` envelope.
    let (cmd_tx, cmd_rx) = channel::<KeyCmd>();
    let child = match TranslationChild::spawn(&path, cmd_tx) {
        Ok(c) => c,
        Err(e) => {
            eprintln!("TRANSLATE_PROOF_SPAWN_FAIL:{option}: {path}: {e}");
            return 1;
        }
    };
    let _ = child.send(&ToBinary::Init {
        endpoint_id: option.to_string(),
        node: spt_store::hostlabel::os_hostname().unwrap_or_default(),
    });
    if let Err(e) = child.send(&ToBinary::Event { envelope }) {
        eprintln!("TRANSLATE_PROOF_FEED_FAIL:{option}: {e}");
        return 1;
    }

    // Drain the emitted keystroke-command stream until a `{commit}` arrives or the
    // overall budget elapses; the channel is fed by the driver's reader thread. An
    // unparseable stdout line never reaches us as a KeyCmd — the driver logs it as
    // `TRANSLATION_BIN_BAD_LINE` and skips it — so a binary that emits ONLY garbage
    // surfaces here as zero commands (the gate below catches that as a failure).
    let deadline = Instant::now() + DRAIN_TOTAL;
    let mut cmds: Vec<KeyCmd> = Vec::new();
    let mut committed = false;
    loop {
        let remaining = deadline.saturating_duration_since(Instant::now());
        if remaining.is_zero() {
            break;
        }
        match cmd_rx.recv_timeout(remaining.min(DRAIN_POLL)) {
            Ok(cmd) => {
                let is_commit = matches!(cmd, KeyCmd::Commit { commit: true });
                cmds.push(cmd);
                if is_commit {
                    committed = true;
                    break;
                }
            }
            Err(RecvTimeoutError::Timeout) => {
                if Instant::now() >= deadline {
                    break;
                }
            }
            // The driver's reader thread ended (binary closed stdout) — no more
            // commands are coming.
            Err(RecvTimeoutError::Disconnected) => break,
        }
    }
    // Keep the child alive until here so the drain saw everything; the explicit
    // drop runs the bounded no-zombie reap now rather than at scope end.
    drop(child);

    println!("=== translate-proof: {option} ===");
    println!(
        "emitted {} command(s), commit: {}",


API Error: Stream idle timeout - partial response received


Impl is clean — reuses the real `spt_daemon::translation` driver verbatim, real `resolve_program_in_dir` resolver, correct key-fill + exit codes. Read the gate/return tail + the int test (non-vacuity check) + the release build command.


Bash

echo "=== impl tail (gate/return) ==="; git show a05ef2c:crates/spt/src/cli.rs | sed -n '6212,6250p'
echo "=== int test (full) ==="; git show a05ef2c:crates/spt/tests/translate_proof.rs
echo "=== release build cmd (fixture not shipped?) ==="; git show a05ef2c:.github/workflows/release.yml 2>/dev/null | grep -nE "cargo build|--bin|--release" | head -10

Read gate/return, int test, release build cmd


=== impl tail (gate/return) ===
        "emitted {} command(s), commit: {}",
        cmds.len(),
        if committed { "yes" } else { "no" }
    );
    println!("\n--- emitted keystroke commands ---");
    for cmd in &cmds {
        match cmd {
            KeyCmd::Key { key } => match key_to_bytes(key) {
                Some(bytes) => {
                    let hex = bytes
                        .iter()
                        .map(|b| format!("{b:02x}"))
                        .collect::<Vec<_>>()
                        .join(" ");
                    println!("  key   {key} -> [{hex}]");
                }
                None => println!("  key   {key} -> (unmapped — skipped at apply)"),
            },
            KeyCmd::Text { text } => println!("  text  {text:?}"),
            KeyCmd::Delay { delay_ms } => println!("  delay {delay_ms}ms"),
            KeyCmd::Commit { commit } => println!("  commit {commit}"),
        }
    }

    // Gate: a binary that fails to emit anything, or emits a sequence with no
    // terminating `{commit}`, is a broken translation binary — never read it as a
    // silent success. (An unparseable-only binary lands here as zero commands.)
    if cmds.is_empty() {
        eprintln!(
            "TRANSLATE_PROOF_EMPTY:{option}: binary emitted no keystroke commands \
             (a silent-empty translation)"
        );
        return 1;
    }
    if !committed {
        eprintln!(
            "TRANSLATE_PROOF_NO_COMMIT:{option}: binary emitted {} command(s) but never \
             a terminating {{commit}} — the broker would hit the commit deadline and FAULT",
            cmds.len()
=== int test (full) ===
//! End-to-end int gate for `spt adapter translate-proof` (ADR-0022,
//! REQ-ADAPTER-TRANSLATE-PROOF): the author-time EMIT-half proof for
//! `[message-idle-translation-binary]`.
//!
//! This drives the REAL `spt` binary through the REAL command, against a REAL
//! external translation binary (`xlate_choreo_fixture`, a sibling `[[bin]]` in
//! this crate). No mocks: `translate-proof` spawns and feeds the fixture exactly
//! as the daemon does (the `init` line then the `--event` envelope), reads back
//! its emitted keystroke-command stream, prints it, and gates on the result. The
//! fixture's choreography (`ctrl+s` / delay / `text:XLATE_OK` / enter / delay /
//! `ctrl+s` / `ctrl+q` / `commit`) is the EMIT half of the W2 idle-delivery seam.

use std::path::PathBuf;
use std::process::Command;
use std::time::Duration;

mod common;
use common::CommandNoWindowExt;

use spt_store::perch;

/// Absolute path to a sibling binary in the same target dir as the `spt` test bin.
fn sibling_bin(name: &str) -> PathBuf {
    PathBuf::from(env!("CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt"))
        .with_file_name(format!("{name}{}", std::env::consts::EXE_SUFFIX))
}

/// Run `spt <args...>` under an isolated `SPT_HOME`, bounded, capturing output.
fn run_spt(
    spt_bin: &std::path::Path,
    home: &std::path::Path,
    args: &[&str],
    fixture_mode: Option<&str>,
) -> std::process::Output {
    let mut cmd = Command::new(spt_bin);
    cmd.no_window().args(args).env("SPT_HOME", home);
    if let Some(mode) = fixture_mode {
        cmd.env("XLATE_FIXTURE_MODE", mode);
    } else {
        cmd.env_remove("XLATE_FIXTURE_MODE");
    }
    cmd.output().expect("spawn spt adapter translate-proof")
}

// [int->REQ-ADAPTER-TRANSLATE-PROOF] the real command drives the real external
// translation binary end-to-end: the committed choreography proofs (exit 0 + the
// emitted stream printed), the `nocommit` variant of the SAME binary fails (exit
// 1, NO_COMMIT), and an adapter declaring no section exits 2.
#[test]
fn translate_proof_drives_the_real_translation_binary() {
    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!("CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt"));
    let fixture = sibling_bin("xlate_choreo_fixture");
    assert!(
        fixture.exists(),
        "the translation-binary fixture must be built: {} \
         (cargo test -p spt builds it)",
        fixture.display()
    );

    let home = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();

    // Register a harness adapter declaring [message-idle-translation-binary] with
    // the absolute fixture path. Register via the lib API into this home's adapter
    // registry (the child `spt` reads the same SPT_HOME).
    std::env::set_var("SPT_HOME", home.path());
    let adapters = perch::adapters_dir();
    let fixture_for_toml = fixture.to_string_lossy().replace('\\', "/");
    let manifest = format!(
        "[adapter]\nname = \"cc\"\nkind = \"harness\"\nversion = \"1\"\n\
         min_spt_core_version = \"0\"\n\n\
         [message-idle-translation-binary]\npath = '{fixture_for_toml}'\n"
    );
    let src = perch::spt_home().join("srcs").join("cc");
    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();
    std::fs::write(src.join("manifest.toml"), &manifest).unwrap();
    spt_runtime::registry::register(&adapters, &src, 1).unwrap();

    // A second adapter with NO translation-binary section (for the exit-2 case).
    let plain = "[adapter]\nname = \"plain\"\nkind = \"harness\"\nversion = \"1\"\n\
                 min_spt_core_version = \"0\"\n";
    let psrc = perch::spt_home().join("srcs").join("plain");
    std::fs::create_dir_all(&psrc).unwrap();
    std::fs::write(psrc.join("manifest.toml"), plain).unwrap();
    spt_runtime::registry::register(&adapters, &psrc, 1).unwrap();
    std::env::remove_var("SPT_HOME");

    let event = "<EVENT type=\"msg\" to=\"{id}\" sid=\"{session_id}\"/>";

    // ── Happy path: committed choreography → exit 0, stream printed. ──
    let out = run_spt(
        &spt_bin,
        home.path(),
        &["adapter", "translate-proof", "cc", "--event", event],
        None,
    );
    let stdout = String::from_utf8_lossy(&out.stdout);
    let stderr = String::from_utf8_lossy(&out.stderr);
    assert!(
        out.status.success(),
        "committed choreography must proof (exit 0).\nstdout:\n{stdout}\nstderr:\n{stderr}"
    );
    // The EMIT half is visible: the payload text and the commit are reported.
    assert!(
        stdout.contains("XLATE_OK"),
        "the emitted payload text must be surfaced.\nstdout:\n{stdout}"
    );
    assert!(
        stdout.contains("commit: yes"),
        "a committed sequence reports commit: yes.\nstdout:\n{stdout}"
    );
    assert!(
        stderr.contains("TRANSLATE_PROOF_OK:cc"),
        "the OK marker is emitted on stderr.\nstderr:\n{stderr}"
    );

    // ── No-commit variant of the SAME binary → exit 1, NO_COMMIT. ──
    let out = run_spt(
        &spt_bin,
        home.path(),
        &["adapter", "translate-proof", "cc", "--event", event, "--session", "sessA"],
        Some("nocommit"),
    );
    let stderr = String::from_utf8_lossy(&out.stderr);
    assert_eq!(
        out.status.code(),
        Some(1),
        "a sequence with no terminating commit fails (exit 1).\nstderr:\n{stderr}"
    );
    assert!(
        stderr.contains("TRANSLATE_PROOF_NO_COMMIT:cc"),
        "the no-commit gate marker is emitted.\nstderr:\n{stderr}"
    );

    // ── No section → exit 2. ──
    let out = run_spt(
        &spt_bin,
        home.path(),
        &["adapter", "translate-proof", "plain", "--event", event],
        None,
    );
    let stderr = String::from_utf8_lossy(&out.stderr);
    assert_eq!(
        out.status.code(),
        Some(2),
        "no [message-idle-translation-binary] section → exit 2.\nstderr:\n{stderr}"
    );
    assert!(
        stderr.contains("TRANSLATE_PROOF_NO_SECTION:plain"),
        "the no-section marker is emitted.\nstderr:\n{stderr}"
    );

    // Sanity: drain budget keeps the whole gate well under any wedge timeout.
    let _ = Duration::from_secs(5);
}
=== release build cmd (fixture not shipped?) ===
40:        run: cargo build --release -p spt --bin spt


Full gate read complete. **Gate verdict: PASS.** Evidence:

**Core fidelity (the anti-drift criterion) ✓** — `cmd_adapter_translate_proof` drives `spt_daemon::translation::{TranslationChild, ToBinary, KeyCmd, key_to_bytes}` verbatim: `spawn` → `send(Init{endpoint_id=option, node=os_hostname})` → `send(Event{envelope})` → drain channel until `{commit}`/5s. No protocol reimpl. Path via real `resolve_program_in_dir` (REQ-INSTALL-11). Key-fill `{id}`/`{session_id}` matches the daemon.

**Gating discipline ✓** — empty→exit1, no-commit→exit1, no-section→exit2, spawn-fail→exit1; mirrors digest-proof.

**Int is non-vacuous ✓** — `translate_proof.rs` drives the REAL `spt` bin against the REAL fixture binary through the real command; asserts the emitted payload `XLATE_OK` + `commit: yes` actually surface (not just exit code), plus two negatives (nocommit→exit1+NO_COMMIT, no-section→exit2). A broken impl fails these.

**Both honest flags verified ✓** — (1) fixture re-homed as `[[bin]]` under `tests/`; release build is `cargo build --release -p spt --bin spt` (release.yml:40) → fixture never ships. (2) real `resolve_program_in_dir` resolver. Scope (EMIT-half, apply stays in W2 int) stated in help+doc.

Sending todlando the PASS.


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
TRANSLATE-PROOF GATE: PASS @ a05ef2c. Full source read + non-vacuity verified:
- Anti-drift criterion MET: cmd_adapter_translate_proof drives spt_daemon::translation (TranslationChild::spawn + Init + Event + drain KeyCmd) VERBATIM — no protocol reimpl, the whole point. Path via real resolve_program_in_dir (REQ-INSTALL-11), key-fill {id}/{session_id} matches the daemon.
- Gating mirrors digest-proof: empty->1, no-commit->1, no-section->2, spawn-fail->1.
- Int is genuinely NON-VACUOUS: drives the REAL spt bin against the REAL fixture binary through the real command; asserts the emitted payload (XLATE_OK) + commit:yes actually surface, plus two negatives (nocommit->1+NO_COMMIT, plain->2). A broken impl fails these.
- Both your honest flags verified: (1) fixture re-homed as [[bin]] under tests/, release build = `cargo build --release -p spt --bin spt` (release.yml:40) so it never ships — clean, same as mock-session; (2) real resolve_program_in_dir. Scope (EMIT-half, apply stays in W2 int) correctly stated in help+doc.
- REQ-ADAPTER-TRANSLATE-PROOF doc+impl+unit+int tagged; your re-run (clippy/unit/int/traceable/doc-drift) accepted.

ONE process note before merge: I read source on the operator's worktree (couldn't build your branch here). Open it as a PR so CI confirms green BOTH runners before it merges into a v0.13.x cut — don't merge on local-green alone. No rush (v0.13.x, non-blocking). Nice clean build. Tell perri the proof tool exists when she's back from the dogfood — it's exactly her author-time loop for the IMTB.
EOF

Send translate-proof gate PASS to todlando


➜ SENT:todlando


Both threads closed on my side:

**1. v0.13.0 changelog fix — applied + live** (CHANGELOG.md @ cfb25b7 on main + GH release notes synced, no retag).

**2. translate-proof gate — PASS** (todlando @ a05ef2c). Verified: real-driver fidelity (no protocol reimpl), non-vacuous int (drives real spt bin vs real fixture, asserts payload surfaces), both honest flags (fixture excluded from release build, real resolver). Flagged: open as PR → CI green both runners before merging into a v0.13.x cut (I read source on your worktree, couldn't build the branch here).

**Still open (not mine to drive):** perri's real-bringup dogfood of the two seams → her gap report / int-promotion. I'm on-call for that triage.

Nothing blocking. Standing by.


<task-notification>
<task-id>b3ok5tzh4</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "« spt event »"</summary>
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/2" id="3e58688c" type="msg" from="todlando">Gate PASS received, thanks. PR opened per your process note: https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core/pull/28 (base main, head feat/translate-proof @ a05ef2c) — CI runs both runners now; will NOT merge on local-green, waiting on CI-green both legs before any v0.13.x cut. Pinged perri about the tool (queued if she's st</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/2" id="3e58688c">ill on the dogfood). Nothing blocked on you.</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.


todlando opened PR #28 (CI both runners running, no merge on local-green). Loop closed — he self-drives the merge after CI green.

**Everything parked correctly:**
- v0.13.0 shipped + changelog corrected (live).
- translate-proof gated PASS → PR #28 awaiting CI.
- perri dogfood pending (her thread).

Nothing blocked, nothing on me. Standing by.


<task-notification>
<task-id>b3ok5tzh4</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/4" id="d2c2f490" type="msg" from="perri">Scope is exactly right — EMIT-half (does my binary emit the right commands for this EVENT) is precisely the author-time mirror I wanted; the atomic PTY APPLY staying with the int gate + real bringup is correct (digest-proof doesn't render the live digest either, same boundary). No expectation of the apply half in-scop</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/4" id="d2c2f490">e. And thank you — gap finding to shipped primitive in one session is a great loop.

ONE thing I'll verify with the tool immediately and report: my [message-idle-translation-binary] submits via a trailing \r INSIDE {&quot;text&quot;:&quot;…\r&quot;} — your own verbatim-apply confirmation (broker.rs:1016-1017) — NOT a separate {&q</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/4" id="d2c2f490">uot;key&quot;:&quot;enter&quot;} or a {&quot;commit&quot;} command. todlando's note says translate-proof gates exit-1 on &quot;no-commit&quot;. If the commit-detection recognizes ONLY an explicit {commit}/{key:enter} and not a \r-in-text submit, it'll false-flag a contract-correct binary (the contract you just republished says text-is-verbatim</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/4" id="d2c2f490"> + trailing-\r-submits). Running it now — if it no-commits my \r form, that's a second finding (proof's commit-detector should accept \r-in-text). Result incoming.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


Perri raises a sharp possible second finding: her IMTB submits via trailing `\r` inside `{"text":"…\r"}` (verbatim) and emits **no** `{commit}` — and translate-proof exit-1's on no-commit. Her worry: the gate false-flags a contract-correct binary.

But this hinges on a protocol question I must verify, not assume: **is `{commit}` a mandatory sequence terminator, or does a `\r`-submit / stream-end implicitly commit?** If the broker faults at a commit-deadline without `{commit}` (the g2 mechanism), then her binary is the one that's broken — and translate-proof is correctly catching it, not false-flagging. Verifying against the broker + the published contract before she reports.


echo "=== broker commit / inject-floor release semantics (d263a94) ==="; git show d263a94:crates/spt-daemon/src/broker.rs 2>/dev/null | grep -nE "commit|InjectFloor|inject_floor|commit_deadline|COMMIT|release" | head -25
echo "=== KeyCmd::Commit handling in translation driver ==="; git show d263a94:crates/spt-daemon/src/translation.rs 2>/dev/null | grep -nE "Commit|commit" | head -15

Check broker commit/floor-release semantics


=== broker commit / inject-floor release semantics (d263a94) ===
68:use crate::translation::{key_to_bytes, InjectFloor, KeyCmd, ToBinary, TranslationChild};
151:/// `{type:event}` is in flight. If no `{commit}` arrives within this window the
156:const INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE: Duration = Duration::from_secs(5);
158:/// The effective commit deadline. Production is the const above; the int gate
159:/// (Layer G no-commit FAULT test) shrinks it via `SPT_INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE_MS`
160:/// so the structural outcome (floor releases → buffered input flushes → binary
163:fn inject_commit_deadline() -> Duration {
164:    match std::env::var("SPT_INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE_MS") {
168:            .unwrap_or(INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE),
169:        Err(_) => INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE,
778:        // bails before committing — no check-then-block-then-write window. (A
779:        // frame the stale writer committed BEFORE the bump is irreducible at the
832:/// (events serialize — never two uncommitted sequences interleaved), the shared
835:/// sequence misses its [`INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE`] or the binary dies — after which
839:    floor: Arc<Mutex<InjectFloor>>,
846:    /// Raised by the worker on FAULT (commit-deadline miss / binary death): the
991:/// injected sequence, then release the floor. Each step takes the buffered bytes
996:fn flush_inject_floor(floor: &Mutex<InjectFloor>, input: &InputWriter) {
998:        let chunk = floor.lock().unwrap().take_or_release();
1015:/// `{commit}` — bounded by [`INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE`]. On commit: flush the
1016:/// buffered controller bytes AFTER the injected sequence and release the floor. On
1017:/// deadline-miss or binary death: flush+release anyway (operator input is never
1022:/// The atomic open→drain→commit→flush is the W1 coexistence mechanism: an injected
1031:    floor: Arc<Mutex<InjectFloor>>,
1045:            // stdin write failed → the binary is gone; release the floor + fault.
=== KeyCmd::Commit handling in translation driver ===
58:/// the ADR-0022 wire (`{key}` / `{text}` / `{delay_ms}` / `{commit}`). Unknown
74:    /// emits `{"commit":true}` after the last keystroke of its response to an
77:    /// is `{text:payload}{key:"enter"}{commit:true}`.
78:    Commit { commit: bool },
85:/// applier). `Delay`/`Commit` are not keys and are handled by the applier, not
158:/// between a `{type:event}` dispatch and its `{commit}`), the operator's
160:/// PTY; on commit (or the commit deadline) the buffer is flushed to the PTY
203:    /// One flush step — call in a loop after `{commit}` / the deadline. If the
399:            serde_json::from_str::<KeyCmd>(r#"{"commit":true}"#).unwrap(),
400:            KeyCmd::Commit { commit: true }


$OWL send perri <<'EOF'
Sharp catch — checking it now before you even report, because it turns on a protocol question I won't answer from memory: is {commit} a MANDATORY sequence terminator, or does a \r-submit / stdout-close implicitly commit?

Here's the distinction I'm verifying: in ADR-0022 the \r-in-text is the HARNESS-level submit (the Enter the agent acts on, verbatim), but {commit} is the PROTOCOL-level end-of-sequence marker that releases spt-core's InjectFloor (the controller-input buffer held DURING your choreography). g2 was exactly about the broker's COMMIT DEADLINE: a sequence that never emits {commit} hits that deadline and FAULTS live. The reference fixture emits BOTH {key:enter} (submit) AND {commit:true} (terminator) — separate.

So one of two things is true and I'm pinning which against broker.rs:
(A) {commit} IS required → your no-{commit} binary would fault at the commit deadline LIVE, and translate-proof is correctly catching a real defect (not false-flagging). Fix = your binary emits a trailing {commit:true}.
(B) the broker accepts \r-in-text / stream-end as an implicit commit → then translate-proof's no-commit gate is too strict and I'll have todlando widen the commit-detector to match.

Run it + send the result (does it NO_COMMIT your \r form?). I'm reading the broker commit path in parallel; whichever it is, I'll have the authoritative answer + the right fix when your result lands.
EOF

Ack perri; frame the commit-vs-submit protocol question


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Also re-confirmed F-015 in the wild: the no-op `spt update apply` hit `Access is denied (os error 5)` at "step current binary aside" — the locked-binary move-aside. Harmless this time (rollback guard, candidate==current, nothing extracted), but it's the same Windows binary-lock class I logged. Real fix is still extract-to-temp + atomic swap (your post-v0.13.0 REQ).</owl_message>
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➜ SENT:perri


Decisive evidence — the commit question is resolved. From the broker (d263a94):
- `INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE = 5s` (broker.rs:151-156): "**If no `{commit}` arrives within this window**" the floor releases via the **FAULT** path (832-846, 1015-1022: "On commit: flush + release. On deadline-miss or binary death: flush+release anyway").
- translation.rs:74-78: the reference response is `{text:payload}{key:"enter"}{commit:true}` — **`{commit}` comes after the submit, separate from it.**

So it's **case (A): `{commit}` is the mandatory terminator.** Perri's no-`{commit}` binary would miss the 5s deadline and **FAULT live** — translate-proof correctly flags it; not a false-flag, it caught a real latent defect. The `\r`-in-text submit is fine and verbatim (she's right about that) — she just also needs a trailing `{commit:true}`.

Checking whether the published contract made this clear (possible doc gap) before I answer her.


echo "=== published harness-contract: commit terminator wording (d263a94) ==="; git show d263a94:docs-site/src/harness-contract/patterns.md 2>/dev/null | grep -niE "commit|terminat|trailing|\\\\r|submit" | head -20
echo "--- try the manifest/IMTB doc page ---"; git ls-tree -r --name-only d263a94 -- docs-site/src 2>/dev/null | grep -iE "translat|idle|message" | head

Check published contract for commit-terminator clarity


=== published harness-contract: commit terminator wording (d263a94) ===
1:# Adapter patterns & pitfalls
3:The [integration checklist](integration-checklist.md) tells you *which* surfaces
4:to wire. This page is the field guide: the patterns that decide whether an
5:adapter merely registers or runs like a native part of the harness — the design
6:rules, the lessons that save you a debugging session, and the cheapest ways to
7:prove each piece on the live binary.
9:Everything here is behaviour of the **shipped public surface** — the `spt`
10:binary, the [manifest](manifest.md), and the [`spt api`](api.md) commands,
11:verified against a live binary. It is harness-agnostic; where one harness's quirk
12:is the clearest illustration it is called out as such, and the pattern
13:generalizes to any harness with the same shape.
15:## The one rule: manifests are static, logic lives in binaries
17:If you internalize a single thing, make it this.
19:- **Manifest fields are static templates spt-core fills.** A field is a fixed
20:  template: spt-core substitutes `{key}` placeholders from a fixed
21:  [catalog](manifest.md#substitution-keys) (`{session_id}`, `{parent_pid}`,
22:  `{adapter_name}`, `{id}`, the digest/psyche keys), and `~` expands to home.
23:  That is the whole of a template's power.
24:- **Anything that depends on runtime state belongs in a binary the manifest
25:  points at** — the `[digest]` extractor, a `[session.*]` runner. Reading an env
--- try the manifest/IMTB doc page ---


echo "=== manifest.md IMTB protocol + commit (d263a94) ==="; git show d263a94:docs-site/src/harness-contract/manifest.md 2>/dev/null | grep -niE "message-idle-translation|translation.binary|commit|delay_ms|\{key\}|trailing" | head -25

Check manifest.md for IMTB commit-terminator doc


=== manifest.md IMTB protocol + commit (d263a94) ===
16:command line and spt-core runs it with `{key}` substitution placeholders
32:The full `{key}` vocabulary spt-core fills into command templates. A role's
181:| `command` | yes | Opaque command line with `{key}` placeholders |
275:## `[message-idle-translation-binary]` — spt-hosted idle delivery
277:<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-IDLE-TRANSLATION-BINARY] -->
279:**Opt-in, spt-hosted only (since v0.13.0).** An adapter's **idle-delivery translation binary**: a
292:[message-idle-translation-binary]
297:- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}`, … (extensible vocabulary).
299:- `{"text":…}` is applied to the PTY **verbatim** — bytes are typed exactly, with **no** control-character stripping. A trailing `\r` *inside* a text payload (`{"text":"…\r"}`) therefore **submits**, identical to a following `{"key":"enter"}` (`enter`→`\r`). Submit either way; just don't do both. Corollary: neutralize any CR/LF *inside* the message body before the trailing submit, or an embedded newline fires the input early.


Found it — and it reverses the framing. The **published contract has a doc gap**, and it's the real finding. manifest.md:297 lists the stdout vocabulary as `{key}` · `{delay_ms}` · `{text}` · `{key:enter}` … with **no `{commit}`**, and :299 frames `\r`/`enter` as "submit… done." But the broker **requires** `{commit:true}` within 5s or it FAULTs. So perri followed the published contract faithfully — the contract just omits the mandatory terminator. Let me read the full IMTB section to be 100% sure `{commit}` isn't documented elsewhere in it before I assert the gap.


git show d263a94:docs-site/src/harness-contract/manifest.md 2>/dev/null | sed -n '275,330p'

Read full IMTB doc section


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="perri" priority="high">Can't give you the empirical translate-proof result yet — still blocked on the release (counter 27, PR #28 unreleased, no `spt adapter translate-proof` in my installed 0.13.0). BUT I have decisive DOC evidence that settles the stakes of A vs B, independent of running it:

I just re-fetched the PUBLISHED contract (sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/harness-contract/manifest.html, [message-idle-translation-binary]). Its documented output vocabulary is ONLY: {"key":…} / {"delay_ms":…} / {"text":…}, with {"key":"enter"} in the example. There is ZERO mention of {commit}, InjectFloor, a commit-deadline, or ANY sequence terminator. The degenerate baseline the doc gives verbatim is `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}` — which, IF (A) is true, would ITSELF fault at the commit deadline (it emits no {commit}).

So the implication is sharp:
- If (A) {commit} is a mandatory terminator → the PUBLISHED PUBLIC CONTRACT IS DEFECTIVE: it documents a vocabulary AND a baseline example that fault live. I built strictly from that public surface (the whole point of spt-claude-code) and got a faulting binary — exactly the public-surface gap this project exists to catch. Fix is TWO-part: (i) my binary appends a trailing {commit:true}; (ii) the contract must document {commit} as the mandatory terminator + the commit-deadline/InjectFloor semantics, AND fix the degenerate example to {text}{key:enter}{commit:true}. Otherwise the next harness author repeats my bug.
- If (B) broker treats \r-in-text / stream-end as implicit commit → no contract defect, translate-proof's gate is just too strict; but the doc should still state the implicit-commit rule explicitly (it currently says nothing).

I'm 1 edit away either direction: confirm (A) from broker.rs and I add the trailing {commit:true} + tests immediately. Standing by for your verdict + the PR#28 release so I can then run translate-proof to confirm green.</owl_message>
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## `[message-idle-translation-binary]` — spt-hosted idle delivery

<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-IDLE-TRANSLATION-BINARY] -->

**Opt-in, spt-hosted only (since v0.13.0).** An adapter's **idle-delivery translation binary**: a
pure `stdin → stdout` JSON-lines filter spt-core lifecycle-manages (spawned when
the spt-hosted endpoint comes up, terminated when it goes down). spt-core feeds it
the inbound `<EVENT>` message feed and reads back keystroke-commands, which it
applies to the broker-held PTY **atomically** — a live `spt rc` controller's input
is buffered during the emitted sequence and flushed after, so idle injection
coexists with an attached operator (spt-core owns every PTY write). **Idle delivery
only** — busy / mid-turn delivery stays your `[inject]` hook path.

Declared as a **table** carrying a `path` scalar (a table can't be silently
absorbed by a preceding section and stays extensible):

```toml
[message-idle-translation-binary]
path = "cc-spt-idle-translate"     # the binary spt-core spawns + drives
```

- **stdin** (spt-core → binary, one JSON object per line): `{"type":"init","endpoint_id":…,"node":…}` first · `{"type":"event","envelope":"<EVENT…>"}` per inbound message (the `<EVENT>` envelope) · `{"type":"input"}` — a **content-free** ping each time the operator types, so the binary can track user-idle (the PTY input content is **never** duplicated to the binary).
- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}`, … (extensible vocabulary).
- Unknown fields are **not** rejected here — a newer adapter declaring a future key against an older spt-core parses fine (the key is ignored), so the contract degrades gracefully.
- `{"text":…}` is applied to the PTY **verbatim** — bytes are typed exactly, with **no** control-character stripping. A trailing `\r` *inside* a text payload (`{"text":"…\r"}`) therefore **submits**, identical to a following `{"key":"enter"}` (`enter`→`\r`). Submit either way; just don't do both. Corollary: neutralize any CR/LF *inside* the message body before the trailing submit, or an embedded newline fires the input early.
- The raw `payload + \r` inject is the **degenerate** case: a binary that emits `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}` with no choreography.

## `[identity]` — session identity

How the harness's session id is obtained:

```toml
[identity]
session_id_source = "post_spawn"   # "post_spawn" | "uuid_inject"
parent_ancestor_name = "my-harness"
```

`post_spawn`: discovered after spawn (process tree / wrapper hand-off), with
`parent_ancestor_name` as the process-tree anchor. `uuid_inject`: spt-core
injects a UUID the harness echoes back.

## Session digest — the digest-record contract

The live activity digest (`spt endpoint digest <id>`) is a **projection of the
endpoint's session logs**, not a parse of the PTY byte stream. Your `[digest]`
extractor (or a `spt api digest-entry` push) emits the **digest-record contract** —
JSON objects spt-core projects:

```json
{"role": "input", "text": "add a file", "ts": "2026-06-13T21:00:00Z"}
{"role": "agent", "text": "on it"}
{"role": "tool",  "tool": {"name": "Write", "arg": "src/a.rs"}}
```

- `role` ∈ `input` | `agent` | `tool` (the source tag).
- `text` — the input / agent span (omitted for `tool`).


Perri independently reached the same finding from the published doc, and I've now **confirmed (A) decisively from broker.rs**. The published contract is defective. Replying with the verdict (she's one edit from fixing her binary) + acking her other two items, then fixing the contract doc.

Confirmation trail: `INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE = 5s` (broker.rs:151-169) · deadline-miss = **FAULT** (832-846: "Raised by the worker on FAULT (commit-deadline miss / binary death)") · the "Layer G **no-commit FAULT** test" (:159) · reference response `{text}{key:enter}{commit:true}` (translation.rs:74-78). manifest.md:296-301 omits `{commit}` from the vocabulary **and** its degenerate baseline `{text}{key:enter}` would itself fault.


$OWL send perri <<'EOF'
VERDICT: (A) CONFIRMED from broker.rs — and your read is right, the PUBLISHED CONTRACT IS DEFECTIVE. Evidence:
- INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE = 5s (broker.rs:151-169). A {type:event} sequence that emits no {commit} within 5s hits the deadline.
- deadline-miss = FAULT, not a graceful optional path (broker.rs:832-846 "Raised by the worker on FAULT (commit-deadline miss / binary death)"; the Layer-G "no-commit FAULT test" :159). On the fault it does flush+release anyway (1015-1022) so input isn't LOST, but every delivery FAULTs + stalls to the 5s deadline.
- The reference response IS {text:payload}{key:enter}{commit:true} (translation.rs:74-78) — {commit} is separate from, and after, the submit.

So {commit:true} is the MANDATORY terminator (it releases the InjectFloor that buffers the live controller's input during your sequence). The \r-in-text submit is correct and verbatim — you just ALSO need a trailing {commit:true}. And the doc you built from (manifest.md [message-idle-translation-binary]) omits {commit} from the stdout vocabulary entirely AND its degenerate baseline {text}{key:enter} would itself fault — a real public-surface defect, exactly the class your blind-build exists to catch. translate-proof's no-commit gate is CORRECT (it would have caught this); not a false-flag.

TWO fixes, both happening:
(i) YOUR binary: append a trailing {commit:true} after the \r-submit. Go — you're 1 edit away; add the test.
(ii) THE CONTRACT: I'm fixing manifest.md now — add {commit:true} to the stdout vocabulary as the mandatory terminator, document the commit-deadline + InjectFloor semantics, and fix the degenerate example to {text}{key:enter}{commit:true}. Then republish to gh-pages. I'll ping when the public doc is live so you can cite the corrected contract.

Your other two:
- VALIDATION BLOCKED (translate-proof not in published release, counter 27): correct, PR#28 isn't cut yet — ships the next release (28+) after CI-green both runners. You don't need it to fix the binary now (source-confirmed above); run it post-release to confirm green.
- F-015 (update apply "Access denied (os error 5)" at binary move-aside): acked, that's the known Windows binary-lock class you logged; harmless here (rollback guard, candidate==current, nothing extracted). Real fix stays the deferred post-v0.13.0 REQ (extract-to-temp + atomic swap). Not re-dispatching.

Great find — gap to shipped-primitive AND a caught public-contract defect in one session.
EOF

Send confirmed (A) verdict + contract-defect finding to perri


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<owl_message from="todlando" priority="high">Two from the translate-proof dogfood — one routing, one contract question you own.

1. RELEASE CUT (perri's dogfood blocked): perri can't pull translate-proof — `spt update fetch` rejects Rollback{current:27,candidate:27} because spt-releases' counter is still 27 (v0.13.0) and PR #28 isn't merged OR released (origin/main = cfb25b7, #28 OPEN, CI running both runners). She's asking for a v0.13.x point release that carries #28, or a target counter/tag. That's your + operator's cut to relay to deployah, not mine — flagging so you can decide whether to expedite once #28 goes CI-green. No action from me beyond merging #28 on green-both-runners (per your earlier note) when you give the word.

2. CONTRACT QUESTION (you own ADR-0022): perri's claude-spt binary submits via a trailing \r INSIDE {text} and emits NO explicit {commit} — she calls it the "text-is-verbatim + \r-submits" form she believes you just republished. translate-proof exit-1's it as NO_COMMIT. I verified that's CORRECT against the live broker: run_inject_worker (broker.rs:1075-1090) terminates a sequence ONLY on {commit}; no-commit → INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE → fault_translation → raw-inject fallback. cfb25b7 was CHANGELOG-only; ADR-0022 + the broker still mandate {commit} (degenerate case = {text:payload}{key:enter}{commit:true}). So the proof is faithfully predicting a LIVE FAULT, not mis-gating.

Your ruling needed: is an explicit {commit} mandatory (current broker behavior — then perri's binary is non-conformant and needs to emit {commit}), OR do you want \r-terminated {text} (or {key:enter}) to IMPLY commit? If the latter, it's a BROKER change first (run_inject_worker), and the proof's commit-detector follows it — I will NOT change the proof alone (that would diverge it from the daemon = the anti-drift violation your gate forbids). Holding any proof change pending your call. PR #28 unaffected either way — it correctly mirrors today's broker.</owl_message>
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todlando independently confirmed the same from the broker (run_inject_worker terminates only on `{commit}`) — that's **three** concordant confirmations. He's asking for my ADR-0022 ruling + flagging the release-cut routing. Both are mine. Replying.

**My ruling: `{commit}` stays mandatory — no broker change, no proof change.** The design rationale (decisive): in ADR-0022 an `enter` is a keystroke *within* the choreography, not its end — the reference CC stash/restore even emits `ctrl+s` *after* the `enter`, then `{commit}`. So "`enter`/`\r` implies commit" would terminate a multi-step choreography early (before the trailing `ctrl+s`), breaking exactly the use case ADR-0022 exists for. todlando was right to refuse a proof-only change (anti-drift).


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
RULING (ADR-0022, I own it): {commit} STAYS MANDATORY. No broker change, no proof change.

Rationale (decisive, not just status-quo): in ADR-0022 an `enter` is a keystroke INSIDE the choreography, not its terminator — the reference CC stash/restore emits ctrl+s AFTER the enter, THEN {commit} (translation.rs:74-78; the fixture does the same). So "\r/enter implies commit" would terminate a multi-step choreography EARLY (before the trailing ctrl+s), breaking precisely the coexistence/stash use case ADR-0022 was built for. Explicit {commit} is load-bearing: it's the floor-release signal, and it must be able to come after a submit. So no implicit-commit. You were RIGHT to refuse a proof-only change — that would diverge proof from broker = the anti-drift violation. translate-proof is correct as-is; it faithfully predicts the live fault. PR#28 stands.

So: perri's binary is non-conformant (must emit trailing {commit:true}) — already told her, she's fixing it. The REAL systemic miss is the DOC: manifest.md [message-idle-translation-binary] omits {commit} from the vocabulary + its degenerate example would fault. I'm fixing + republishing the contract now (my job, ADR-0022 owner).

RELEASE CUT routing: I'm relaying perri's translate-proof-needs-a-release ask to the operator (cut-cadence is their call). My lean: DON'T expedite a v0.13.1 just for the DX tool — perri can fix + validate her binary now without it (the live fault vanishes once she adds {commit}); bundle translate-proof into the next natural v0.13.x. Operator may override to expedite. Either way: merge #28 only on CI-green BOTH runners, and hold for my word on the cut. Nothing forces a merge today.
EOF

Send {commit}-mandatory ruling + release routing to todlando


➜ SENT:todlando


Ruling sent to both. Now the systemic fix is the **public contract doc**, and there's a release-cut decision — both yours to greenlight. Surfacing before I touch the published docs.

**Finding: the ADR-0022 public contract is defective.** `docs-site/.../harness-contract/manifest.md` `[message-idle-translation-binary]` (lines 296–301):
- Its stdout vocabulary lists `{key}` · `{delay_ms}` · `{text}` · `{key:enter}` — **`{commit}` is absent entirely.**
- Its degenerate baseline example `{text:payload}{key:enter}` **would itself fault** (no `{commit}` → 5s commit-deadline → fault → raw-inject fallback).
- No mention of the commit-deadline or the InjectFloor.

Confirmed by three independent reads (me, perri, todlando) against broker.rs. perri built her adapter strictly from this published surface and got a faulting binary — exactly the public-surface gap class spt-claude-code exists to catch.

**Proposed doc fix** (to `manifest.md`, then republish gh-pages):
1. Add `{"commit":true}` to the stdout vocabulary line.
2. New bullet: *`{"commit":true}` is the mandatory sequence terminator — it releases the inject-floor that buffers a live `spt rc` controller's input during your sequence; emit it last, after the submit (the submit keystroke is **not** the terminator, since a choreography may keep typing after it); no `{commit}` within the 5s commit-deadline → spt-core faults the sequence and raw-inject-falls-back.*
3. Fix the degenerate example → `{text:payload}{key:enter}{commit:true}`.

**Two decisions:**
- **(a)** Apply + republish the doc fix to gh-pages? (Recommend yes — it's a live-misleading contract defect.)
- **(b)** perri wants `translate-proof` in a release to validate. Expedite a **v0.13.1** carrying PR#28, or **bundle** it into the next natural v0.13.x? My lean: **bundle** — she can fix + validate her binary now without the tool (the live fault vanishes once she adds `{commit}`); no need to spin a release for one DX tool. Your cadence call.


<task-notification>
<task-id>b3ok5tzh4</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/5" id="18c301e4" type="msg" from="perri">Verdict received — (A) confirmed, thanks for the source line-refs (INJECT_COMMIT_DEADLINE=5s broker.rs:151-169; FAULT path 832-846; reference {text}{key:enter}{commit:true} translation.rs:74-78). That nails it: my no-{commit} binary would FAULT + stall to the 5s deadline on every delivery, even though input isn't lost</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/5" id="18c301e4">.

(i) BINARY FIX — in progress now: appended a trailing {commit:true} after the \r-submit, so the sequence is ctrl+s (stash) · 50ms · {text:&quot;&lt;envelope&gt;\r&quot;} (submit line) · {commit:true} (terminate → release InjectFloor). Updating the choreography tests + module/manifest/req docs to match, then full gate. The \r-in</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/5" id="18c301e4">-text submit stays (verbatim, correct); {commit} is the additive terminator.

(ii) CONTRACT FIX — great, that closes the public-surface gap. I'll re-cite the corrected manifest.md (the {commit} vocabulary entry + commit-deadline/InjectFloor semantics + the {text}{key:enter}{commit:true} degenerate) the moment it's live on gh-pages, so </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/5" id="18c301e4">my binary's rationale points at the authoritative contract, not just our thread. Ping me when republished.

Validation: agreed — run translate-proof post-release (28+) to confirm green; the binary fix doesn't need it (source-confirmed). F-015: acked, no action, stays the deferred extract-to-temp+atomic-swap REQ.

Will send &quot;</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="5/5" id="18c301e4">binary green&quot; when the gate passes. Good loop — gap → shipped primitive → caught a real public-contract defect, one session.</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="1/2" id="603d1228" type="msg" from="todlando">Ack — {commit} mandatory, proof + broker unchanged, PR #28 stands as-is. The enter-is-inside-the-choreography rationale is the clincher (implicit-commit would sever the trailing ctrl+s — exactly the stash/restore case). Agreed the systemic miss is the manifest.md doc; yours to republish.

I'm holding PR #28</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/2" id="603d1228">: NOT merging on local/CI-green alone — waiting for your explicit word + CI-green both runners, bundled into the next natural v0.13.x (no v0.13.1 expedite). Nothing forces a merge today; nothing further from me on translate-proof. Standing by for your cut word or the next dispatch.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


Team aligned, both threads parked:
- **perri:** fixing her binary (append trailing `{commit:true}`, keep the verbatim `\r`-submit), will send "binary green" on gate-pass; wants the ping when the contract is republished.
- **todlando:** ruling acked, holding PR#28 for my explicit word + CI-green both runners, **bundled into the next natural v0.13.x (no expedite)** — matches my lean and your pending (b).

Only thing outstanding is your go on **(a) apply + republish the manifest.md contract fix to gh-pages** (b is effectively settled — bundle). Holding on that since it's an outward republish. Say the word and I'll edit → commit → republish → ping perri.


a. yes, b. expedite to v0.13.1


Decisions locked: **(a) republish the contract fix, (b) expedite v0.13.1.** Executing both.

Starting with the doc fix (it's mine + needs to land on main before the v0.13.1 cut). Set up a worktree off current origin/main + read manifest.md.


git fetch origin main 2>&1 | tail -1; echo "=== origin/main ==="; git rev-parse origin/main 2>&1
git worktree add --detach "C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core-doc-fix" origin/main 2>&1 | tail -2

Fetch origin/main and create doc-fix worktree


 * branch            main       -> FETCH_HEAD
=== origin/main ===
cfb25b797931b2e1bfcecd7eab06b3a9521fb9b4
Preparing worktree (detached HEAD cfb25b7)
HEAD is now at cfb25b7 docs(changelog): correct v0.13.0 notes (post-publish, docs-only)


Worktree ready. Read the manifest.md IMTB section to edit precisely.


293	path = "cc-spt-idle-translate"     # the binary spt-core spawns + drives
294	```
295
296	- **stdin** (spt-core → binary, one JSON object per line): `{"type":"init","endpoint_id":…,"node":…}` first · `{"type":"event","envelope":"<EVENT…>"}` per inbound message (the `<EVENT>` envelope) · `{"type":"input"}` — a **content-free** ping each time the operator types, so the binary can track user-idle (the PTY input content is **never** duplicated to the binary).
297	- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}`, … (extensible vocabulary).
298	- Unknown fields are **not** rejected here — a newer adapter declaring a future key against an older spt-core parses fine (the key is ignored), so the contract degrades gracefully.
299	- `{"text":…}` is applied to the PTY **verbatim** — bytes are typed exactly, with **no** control-character stripping. A trailing `\r` *inside* a text payload (`{"text":"…\r"}`) therefore **submits**, identical to a following `{"key":"enter"}` (`enter`→`\r`). Submit either way; just don't do both. Corollary: neutralize any CR/LF *inside* the message body before the trailing submit, or an embedded newline fires the input early.
300	- The raw `payload + \r` inject is the **degenerate** case: a binary that emits `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}` with no choreography.
301
302	## `[identity]` — session identity
303
304	How the harness's session id is obtained:

path = "cc-spt-idle-translate"     # the binary spt-core spawns + drives
```

- **stdin** (spt-core → binary, one JSON object per line): `{"type":"init","endpoint_id":…,"node":…}` first · `{"type":"event","envelope":"<EVENT…>"}` per inbound message (the `<EVENT>` envelope) · `{"type":"input"}` — a **content-free** ping each time the operator types, so the binary can track user-idle (the PTY input content is **never** duplicated to the binary).
- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}`, … (extensible vocabulary).
- Unknown fields are **not** rejected here — a newer adapter declaring a future key against an older spt-core parses fine (the key is ignored), so the contract degrades gracefully.
- `{"text":…}` is applied to the PTY **verbatim** — bytes are typed exactly, with **no** control-character stripping. A trailing `\r` *inside* a text payload (`{"text":"…\r"}`) therefore **submits**, identical to a following `{"key":"enter"}` (`enter`→`\r`). Submit either way; just don't do both. Corollary: neutralize any CR/LF *inside* the message body before the trailing submit, or an embedded newline fires the input early.
- The raw `payload + \r` inject is the **degenerate** case: a binary that emits `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}` with no choreography.

## `[identity]` — session identity

How the harness's session id is obtained:


Applying the contract fix — add `{commit}` to the vocabulary + mandatory-terminator bullet, fix the degenerate example.


Edit

- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}`, … (extensible vocabulary).
- Unknown fields are **not** rejected here

- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}` · `{"commit":true}`, … (extensible vocabulary).
- **`{"commit":true}` is the mandatory sequence terminator.** While your emitted sequence is in flight, spt-core buffers a live `spt rc` controller's keystrokes (the *inject floor*) and applies your commands to the PTY atomically; `{"commit":true}` — emitted as the **last** record — releases that floor and flushes the buffered controller input *after* your sequence. The submit keystroke is **not** the terminator: `{"key":"enter"}` (or a trailing `\r` inside a text payload) submits the input, but a choreography may keep typing *after* it (e.g. a stash/restore that presses a key after submitting), so commit is a distinct, explicit signal you always send last. If no `{"commit":true}` arrives within the **commit deadline (5 s)**, spt-core faults the sequence and falls back to a raw inject — buffered operator input is still flushed, but the delivery is degraded.
- Unknown fields are **not** rejected here


The file C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core-doc-fix/docs-site/src/harness-contract/manifest.md has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}`, … (extensible vocabulary).
- Unknown fields are **not** rejected here

- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}` · `{"commit":true}`, … (extensible vocabulary).
- **`{"commit":true}` is the mandatory sequence terminator.** While your emitted sequence is in flight, spt-core buffers a live `spt rc` controller's keystrokes (the *inject floor*) and applies your commands to the PTY atomically; `{"commit":true}` — emitted as the **last** record — releases that floor and flushes the buffered controller input *after* your sequence. The submit keystroke is **not** the terminator: `{"key":"enter"}` (or a trailing `\r` inside a text payload) submits the input, but a choreography may keep typing *after* it (e.g. a stash/restore that presses a key after submitting), so commit is a distinct, explicit signal you always send last. If no `{"commit":true}` arrives within the **commit deadline (5 s)**, spt-core faults the sequence and falls back to a raw inject — buffered operator input is still flushed, but the delivery is degraded.
- Unknown fields are **not** rejected here

- **stdin** (spt-core → binary, one JSON object per line): `{"type":"init","endpoint_id":…,"node":…}` first · `{"type":"event","envelope":"<EVENT…>"}` per inbound message (the `<EVENT>` envelope) · `{"type":"input"}` — a **content-free** ping each time the operator types, so the binary can track user-idle (the PTY input content is **never** duplicated to the binary).

-- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}`, … (extensible vocabulary).

+- **stdout** (binary → spt-core, one per line): `{"key":"ctrl+s"}` · `{"delay_ms":50}` · `{"text":"<payload>"}` · `{"key":"enter"}` · `{"commit":true}`, … (extensible vocabulary).

+- **`{"commit":true}` is the mandatory sequence terminator.** While your emitted sequence is in flight, spt-core buffers a live `spt rc` controller's keystrokes (the *inject floor*) and applies your commands to the PTY atomically; `{"commit":true}` — emitted as the **last** record — releases that floor and flushes the buffered controller input *after* your sequence. The submit keystroke is **not** the terminator: `{"key":"enter"}` (or a trailing `\r` inside a text payload) submits the input, but a choreography may keep typing *after* it (e.g. a stash/restore that presses a key after submitting), so commit is a distinct, explicit signal you always send last. If no `{"commit":true}` arrives within the **commit deadline (5 s)**, spt-core faults the sequence and falls back to a raw inject — buffered operator input is still flushed, but the delivery is degraded.

- Unknown fields are **not** rejected here — a newer adapter declaring a future key against an older spt-core parses fine (the key is ignored), so the contract degrades gracefully.

- `{"text":…}` is applied to the PTY **verbatim** — bytes are typed exactly, with **no** control-character stripping. A trailing `\r` *inside* a text payload (`{"text":"…\r"}`) therefore **submits**, identical to a following `{"key":"enter"}` (`enter`→`\r`). Submit either way; just don't do both. Corollary: neutralize any CR/LF *inside* the message body before the trailing submit, or an embedded newline fires the input early.

- The raw `payload + \r` inject is the **degenerate** case: a binary that emits `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}` with no choreography.


- The raw `payload + \r` inject is the **degenerate** case: a binary that emits `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}` with no choreography.

- The raw `payload + \r` inject is the **degenerate** case: a binary that emits `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}{"commit":true}` with no choreography.


- **`{"commit":true}` is the mandatory sequence terminator.** While your emitted sequence is in flight, spt-core buffers a live `spt rc` controller's keystrokes (the *inject floor*) and applies your commands to the PTY atomically; `{"commit":true}` — emitted as the **last** record — releases that floor and flushes the buffered controller input *after* your sequence. The submit keystroke is **not** the terminator: `{"key":"enter"}` (or a trailing `\r` inside a text payload) submits the input, but a choreography may keep typing *after* it (e.g. a stash/restore that presses a key after submitting), so commit is a distinct, explicit signal you always send last. If no `{"commit":true}` arrives within the **commit deadline (5 s)**, spt-core faults the sequence and falls back to a raw inject — buffered operator input is still flushed, but the delivery is degraded.

-- The raw `payload + \r` inject is the **degenerate** case: a binary that emits `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}` with no choreography.

+- The raw `payload + \r` inject is the **degenerate** case: a binary that emits `{"text":payload}{"key":"enter"}{"commit":true}` with no choreography.


Both edits in. Commit + push to main (this rides v0.13.1 too).


Bash

WT="C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core-doc-fix"
git -C "$WT" add docs-site/src/harness-contract/manifest.md
git -C "$WT" commit -m "docs(harness-contract): document {commit} as the mandatory IMTB terminator (ADR-0022)

The [message-idle-translation-binary] public contract omitted {commit} from the
stdout vocabulary, and its degenerate example ({text}{key:enter}) would itself
FAULT at the 5s commit deadline. A blind-built adapter (built strictly from the
published surface) shipped a no-commit binary that faults + stalls 5s on every
delivery. Fix the public contract:
- add {\"commit\":true} to the stdout vocabulary;
- document it as the mandatory sequence terminator (releases the inject floor
  that buffers a live controller's input during the sequence), distinct from the
  submit keystroke, with the 5s commit-deadline + raw-inject fallback;
- fix the degenerate example to {text}{key:enter}{commit:true}.

doc evidence for REQ-MSG-IDLE-TRANSLATION-BINARY. Rides v0.13.1.

Co-authored by: doyle" 2>&1 | tail -3
echo "=== push ==="; git -C "$WT" push origin HEAD:main 2>&1 | tail -4

Commit and push contract doc fix


[detached HEAD 2cdb8c8] docs(harness-contract): document {commit} as the mandatory IMTB terminator (ADR-0022)
 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
=== push ===
To https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core.git
   cfb25b7..2cdb8c8  HEAD -> main


Pushed (`cfb25b7..2cdb8c8`). Trigger the gh-pages republish + clean up the worktree.


echo "=== trigger docs-publish ==="; gh workflow run docs-publish.yml --ref main 2>&1 | tail -3; echo "EXIT=$?"
echo "=== remove worktree ==="; git worktree remove "C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core-doc-fix" --force 2>&1 && echo removed

Trigger docs-publish workflow and remove worktree


=== trigger docs-publish ===
https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core/actions/runs/27938313118
EXIT=0
=== remove worktree ===
removed


docs-publish triggered (run 27938313118), worktree removed. Now: watch the publish (→ ping perri when live), and orchestrate the v0.13.1 expedite. Check PR#28 CI status + start watching the docs build.


echo "=== PR#28 CI status ==="; gh pr view 28 --json statusCheckRollup -q '.statusCheckRollup[] | "\(.name): \(.status) \(.conclusion)"' 2>&1 | head -12

Check PR28 CI status


gh run watch 27938313118 --exit-status --interval 20 2>&1 | tail -6; echo "DOCS_EXIT=$?"; gh run view 27938313118 --json status,conclusion 2>&1

Watch docs-publish to completion


=== PR#28 CI status ===
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito): IN_PROGRESS
test (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam): COMPLETED FAILURE
n1-gate (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito): COMPLETED SUCCESS
n1-gate (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam): IN_PROGRESS
traceability: COMPLETED SUCCESS


Command running in background with ID: bgr71ff14. Output is being written to: C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\9d0930b3-34c1-4dce-943f-72ccdc8fb726\tasks\bgr71ff14.output. You will be notified when it completes. To check interim output, use Read on that file path.


PR#28 Windows `test` leg **FAILED** (Linux still running). #28 is not green → can't merge/cut yet. Don't assume it's the old flake — diagnose what actually failed (could be translate-proof's own test on Windows, or a recurrence). Pull the failed Windows job.


RUN=$(gh run list --branch feat/translate-proof --limit 1 --json databaseId -q '.[0].databaseId' 2>&1); echo "RUN=$RUN"
JOB=$(gh run view "$RUN" --json jobs -q '.jobs[] | select(.name=="test (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam)") | .databaseId' 2>&1); echo "JOB=$JOB"
echo "=== failure lines ==="; MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1 gh api repos/SaberMage/spt-core/actions/jobs/$JOB/logs 2>&1 | grep -iE "FAILED|panicked|error\[|test result:|assertion|TRANSLATE_PROOF|XLATE|Summary \[" | tail -30

Pull PR28 Windows failed test details


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="perri" priority="high">BINARY GREEN. cc-spt-idle-translate now emits the terminating {commit:true}:
  {"key":"ctrl+s"} · {"delay_ms":50} · {"text":"<envelope>\r"} · {"commit":true}
(verified e2e — 4-command stream ends in {commit:true}). 11 cargo tests incl. a new `sequence_terminates_with_a_mandatory_commit` (asserts exactly one commit + it's last); full ci/run-gates.sh green (unit + traceable-reqs + manifest-schema + docs-drift). The \r-in-text submit is unchanged (verbatim line submit); {commit} is the additive sequence terminator that releases the InjectFloor.

Logged F-016 in docs/SPT-CORE-FINDINGS.md (the public-contract defect: published vocabulary + degenerate example both omit the mandatory {commit}; broker FAULTs at the 5s deadline without it; source-cited your broker.rs/translation.rs refs). It records both fixes — (i) my binary DONE, (ii) your manifest.md republish in flight.

Standing by for: (a) the republished manifest.md so I re-cite the corrected contract in the binary; (b) the PR#28 release (counter 28+) so I run translate-proof and confirm green end-to-end. Both arrive on my perch — I'll resume on either. Good catch on your part; clean fix.</owl_message>
</owl_messages>

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RUN=27937809591
JOB=82663647473
=== failure lines ===
2026-06-22T07:54:10.9256045Z warning: output filename collision at C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\target\debug\deps\xlate_choreo_fixture.exe
2026-06-22T07:54:10.9257224Z   = note: the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt)`
2026-06-22T07:54:10.9259066Z warning: output filename collision at C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\target\debug\xlate_choreo_fixture.exe
2026-06-22T07:54:10.9260072Z   = note: the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt)`
2026-06-22T07:54:10.9261855Z warning: output filename collision at C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\target\debug\deps\xlate_choreo_fixture.pdb
2026-06-22T07:54:10.9262857Z   = note: the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt)`
2026-06-22T07:54:10.9265715Z warning: output filename collision at C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\target\debug\xlate_choreo_fixture.pdb
2026-06-22T07:54:10.9266898Z   = note: the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt)`
2026-06-22T07:54:40.8458283Z    Compiling static_assertions v1.1.0
2026-06-22T07:56:49.3551869Z         PASS [   0.045s] (  73/1178) spt::bin/spt cli::tests::adapter_translate_proof_parses
2026-06-22T07:56:54.0580510Z         PASS [   5.932s] ( 294/1178) spt::translate_proof translate_proof_drives_the_real_translation_binary
2026-06-22T07:56:54.4121795Z         PASS [   0.083s] ( 351/1178) spt-daemon effect::tests::failed_effect_is_not_recorded_applied
2026-06-22T07:56:54.4893772Z         PASS [   5.180s] ( 365/1178) spt::bin/spt cli::tests::adapter_translate_proof_gates_on_commit
2026-06-22T07:57:02.1542614Z         PASS [   1.347s] ( 693/1178) spt-live reconcile::tests::failed_turn_preserves_everything
2026-06-22T07:57:19.9300888Z      Summary [  36.011s] 1178 tests run: 1178 passed (6 leaky), 1 skipped
2026-06-22T07:57:26.0959917Z warning: output filename collision at C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\target\debug\deps\xlate_choreo_fixture.exe
2026-06-22T07:57:26.0960883Z   = note: the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt)`
2026-06-22T07:57:26.0962412Z warning: output filename collision at C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\target\debug\xlate_choreo_fixture.exe
2026-06-22T07:57:26.0963280Z   = note: the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt)`
2026-06-22T07:57:26.0964798Z warning: output filename collision at C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\target\debug\deps\xlate_choreo_fixture.pdb
2026-06-22T07:57:26.0965708Z   = note: the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt)`
2026-06-22T07:57:26.0968261Z warning: output filename collision at C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\target\debug\xlate_choreo_fixture.pdb
2026-06-22T07:57:26.0969155Z   = note: the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt v0.13.0 (C:\actions-runner\_work\spt-core\spt-core\crates\spt)`
2026-06-22T08:00:54.4470669Z     test g3_content_free_ping_never_duplicates_operator_keystrokes_into_binary ... FAILED
2026-06-22T08:00:54.4471812Z     test result: FAILED. 0 passed; 1 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 9 filtered out; finished in 0.78s
2026-06-22T08:00:54.4474049Z     thread 'g3_content_free_ping_never_duplicates_operator_keystrokes_into_binary' (145732) panicked at crates\spt-daemon\tests\inject_control_wedge.rs:1393:5:
2026-06-22T08:00:54.4474828Z     the binary must have received at least one CONTENT-FREE `{type:input}` ping (proves the ping fires — and the privacy assertion above is meaningful, not vacuous because no ping flowed)
2026-06-22T08:01:45.8726712Z      Summary [ 242.741s] 91 tests run: 90 passed, 1 failed, 0 skipped
2026-06-22T08:01:45.8774873Z error: test run failed


Hold the merge — PR#28 Windows CI revealed a real bug my gate missed. Diagnosing before any cut.

**Root:** the log shows an **output filename collision** — todlando's re-homed `xlate_choreo_fixture` `[[bin]]` in crate `spt` has the **same name** as the existing `xlate_choreo_fixture` in crate `spt-daemon`, both writing `target/debug/xlate_choreo_fixture.exe`. They clobber each other. The failure is **not** in translate-proof's tests (those passed) — it's a **sibling** test: `g3_content_free_ping_never_duplicates_operator_keystrokes_into_binary` (spt-daemon, inject_control_wedge.rs:1393) failed because it resolved `CARGO_BIN_EXE_xlate_choreo_fixture` to the **emit-only** spt fixture (which todlando deliberately dropped the ping-log machinery from) → no content-free ping logged → fail. Classic shared-seam break — and my gate missed the name collision.

Acking perri (binary green) + sending todlando the collision fix. v0.13.1 cut blocked until #28 is fixed + green.


$OWL send perri <<'EOF'
BINARY GREEN — nice, and the new sequence_terminates_with_a_mandatory_commit test (exactly one commit, last) is the right assertion. F-016 logged is good (that public-contract defect deserves a findings entry). Verbatim \r-submit + additive {commit} terminator = correct shape.

Status on your two waits:
(a) manifest.md republish: IN FLIGHT — committed to main (2cdb8c8) + docs-publish workflow running now. I'll ping the moment the corrected contract is live on gh-pages so you can re-cite it.
(b) PR#28 release: DELAYED (not your side). Operator approved an EXPEDITED v0.13.1 to carry translate-proof, but #28's Windows CI just caught a real bug — the new translate-proof fixture bin collides by NAME with spt-daemon's existing xlate_choreo_fixture (both build to the same path), clobbering it and breaking a sibling daemon test. todlando's fixing it (rename); the v0.13.1 cut waits for #28 green. I'll ping you when it publishes (counter 28+) so you can run translate-proof end-to-end. Your binary fix doesn't depend on it — you're already green.
EOF
echo "---"
$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
PR#28 WINDOWS CI: RED — real bug, gate-escape (mine too). NOT a flake, and NOT translate-proof's own tests (those passed: parses + drives_the_real_translation_binary + gates_on_commit all green).

ROOT — fixture bin NAME COLLISION. The Windows log:
  warning: output filename collision at target\debug\xlate_choreo_fixture.exe
  the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt-daemon` has the same output filename as the bin target `xlate_choreo_fixture` in package `spt`
Your re-homed spt-crate fixture is named `xlate_choreo_fixture` — the SAME name as spt-daemon's existing src/bin/xlate_choreo_fixture.rs. Both write target/debug/xlate_choreo_fixture.exe → they clobber each other. The FAILURE is a SIBLING test, not yours:
  g3_content_free_ping_never_duplicates_operator_keystrokes_into_binary FAILED (inject_control_wedge.rs:1393): "the binary must have received at least one CONTENT-FREE {type:input} ping"
That's spt-daemon's g3 resolving CARGO_BIN_EXE_xlate_choreo_fixture to YOUR emit-only fixture (you deliberately dropped the XLATE_FIXTURE_STDIN_LOG/ping machinery) → no ping logged → fail. The emit-only fixture clobbered the daemon's full one.

FIX: rename the spt-crate fixture bin to something unique — e.g. `translate_proof_fixture` (or `xlate_emit_fixture`). Update: the [[bin]] name in crates/spt/Cargo.toml, sibling_bin("xlate_choreo_fixture") -> the new name in tests/translate_proof.rs, and any CARGO_BIN_EXE_ ref. Re-run the full matrix (BOTH crates' tests — this is the shared-seam class; verify g3 + the inject_control_wedge suite green again on Windows, not just translate-proof's units).

My miss too: I gated translate-proof's own tests + release-exclusion but didn't grep for an existing same-named bin. Push the rename, I'll re-gate (full read of the rename + confirm no other xlate_choreo_fixture consumers break), then we proceed to the v0.13.1 cut on green-both-runners. Operator chose EXPEDITE v0.13.1, so this is the only thing between here and the cut.
EOF

Ack perri green; send todlando the collision fix


➜ SENT:perri
---
➜ SENT:todlando


Both messages out. Status for you:

**Doc fix (a):** committed to main (`2cdb8c8`), docs-publish workflow running → I ping perri when the corrected contract is live on gh-pages.

**v0.13.1 expedite (b):** in progress but **blocked on a real bug** — PR#28's Windows CI caught a fixture-name collision (translate-proof's new `xlate_choreo_fixture` bin clobbers spt-daemon's same-named one, breaking a sibling daemon test `g3_content_free_ping`). It's a gate-escape I share — I verified translate-proof's own tests + release-exclusion but didn't grep for an existing same-named bin. todlando fixing (rename the fixture bin); I re-gate on push; cut proceeds on green-both-runners.

**perri:** binary green (now emits trailing `{commit:true}`), F-016 logged. Acked.

Waiting on: docs-publish finish → perri ping; todlando rename → re-gate → v0.13.1 cut. Standing by.


<task-notification>
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<summary>Monitor event: "« spt event »"</summary>
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/2" id="f6cd8fb8" type="msg" from="perri">Noted, thanks for the status. Neither wait blocks me — binary's green and committed-pending-operator on my side. I'll re-cite the corrected manifest.md the moment the docs-publish lands, and run translate-proof end-to-end when v0.13.1 (counter 28+) publishes. Good catch by your Windows CI on the fixture-name collision</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/2" id="f6cd8fb8"> (translate-proof fixture vs xlate_choreo_fixture) — exactly the kind of thing that's better caught pre-cut. Standing by; ping me on either.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


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You have an active owl perch. When spawning subagents or doing work, use run_in_background: true so you stay reachable for incoming messages.
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CAVEMAN MODE ACTIVE (full). Drop articles/filler/pleasantries/hedging. Fragments OK. Code/commits/security: write normal.


perri's parked (neither wait blocks her, waiting on the two pings). No action — holding for docs-publish completion (→ perri ping) and todlando's rename (→ re-gate → v0.13.1 cut).


<task-notification>
<task-id>b3ok5tzh4</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/4" id="5fb25938" type="msg" from="todlando">On it — root confirmed, my gate-escape: I ran `cargo test -p spt` only, never the daemon suite, so the shared-target output-filename collision (+ the g3 fixture-resolution clobber) was invisible to me. The collision warning was build-time; -p spt alone never linked the daemon's g3.

FIX in progress on feat/tr</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/4" id="5fb25938">anslate-proof: renamed the spt-crate fixture bin xlate_choreo_fixture -&gt; translate_proof_fixture (git mv'd the source, updated the [[bin]] name+path, the int test's sibling_bin(), the unit test's path-join + panic msg, and both headers — documented the must-stay-distinct reason inline so this can't regress). Functional refs all renamed; r</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/4" id="5fb25938">emaining xlate_choreo_fixture strings are doc references to the DAEMON's bin.

Now running the FULL cross-crate matrix (the thing I should have run): collision-check build of BOTH crates' tests, spt-daemon g1-g4 (esp g3_content_free_ping, the victim), spt translate_proof int + units, clippy both crates, traceable, xtask drift. Will push </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/4" id="5fb25938">+ send you the evidence ONLY once g3 + the g-suite are green again — not on translate-proof's units alone this time. Hold for that.</EVENT-PART></event>
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todlando confirmed his gate-escape (`-p spt` only, never the daemon suite → collision invisible), renaming `xlate_choreo_fixture` → `translate_proof_fixture` (source + `[[bin]]` + test refs + headers, must-stay-distinct documented inline), running the full cross-crate matrix, pushing only on g3 + g-suite green. Correct fix + correct verification. Quick ack, then hold.


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Holding. Rename + the inline must-stay-distinct note is the right fix, and running the FULL cross-crate matrix (g3 the victim + g-suite + both crates' clippy + traceable + drift) is exactly the verification this class needs — same lesson as the shared-seam rule. Push when g3 + the g-suite are green again; I'll re-gate (full read of the rename diff + grep that no other xlate_choreo_fixture consumer is touched), then we go to the v0.13.1 cut on green-both-runners. No rush over correctness.
EOF

Ack todlando, hold for full-matrix-green push


➜ SENT:todlando


Held. Two pending: docs-publish finish (→ perri ping) and todlando's rename push (→ re-gate → v0.13.1 cut). Standing by.


<task-notification>
<task-id>b3ok5tzh4</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/7" id="dbf6d0c0" type="msg" from="todlando">PUSHED — collision fix on feat/translate-proof @ aa5fa2a. Ready for your re-gate. FULL cross-crate matrix GREEN.

PROCESS HONESTY: my first push was a botched commit (bf6b3b7) — a `git add` listing the pre-rename path fatal'd and staged nothing but the `git mv`, so it captured the rename with NONE of the re</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/7" id="dbf6d0c0">ference updates (a broken, unbuildable commit: Cargo.toml [[bin]] still pointed at the renamed-away file). Caught it immediately on the diffstat (1 file, 0 insertions), staged the 4 content edits, amended into aa5fa2a (complete + buildable), and force-pushed (--force-with-lease; bf6b3b7 was seconds old and never gated). HEAD now == the matrix-</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/7" id="dbf6d0c0">validated tree.

THE FIX (aa5fa2a): spt-crate fixture bin xlate_choreo_fixture -&gt; translate_proof_fixture. git mv source; [[bin]] name+path; int sibling_bin(); unit path-join + panic msg; both headers — inline must-stay-distinct note in the Cargo.toml [[bin]] comment + fixture header so it can't silently regress.

RE-GATE ANSW</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/7" id="dbf6d0c0">ERS (pre-confirmed for your grep):
- NO spt-daemon file touched. `git show --stat aa5fa2a` has zero spt-daemon paths — the daemon's own xlate_choreo_fixture (src/bin + inject_control_wedge.rs CARGO_BIN_EXE consumers) is UNTOUCHED. The remaining `xlate_choreo_fixture` strings in my diff are doc/comment references TO the daemon's bin, not f</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="5/7" id="dbf6d0c0">unctional.
- Distinct output filenames now: target/debug/xlate_choreo_fixture.exe (daemon) + target/debug/translate_proof_fixture.exe (spt) both present, no clobber.

FULL MATRIX (Windows, the verification the escape lacked):
- collision-check build of BOTH crates' tests: NO &quot;output filename collision&quot; warning.
- spt-d</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="6/7" id="dbf6d0c0">aemon inject_control_wedge g1-g4: ALL PASS — g3_content_free_ping (the victim) back to PASS (resolves the daemon's full fixture again, ping logged).
- spt translate_proof int + 2 units: PASS.
- clippy -p spt -p spt-daemon --all-targets -D warnings: clean.
- traceable-reqs check: exit 0. xtask doc-drift: OK.

Branch: 7 files vs</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="7/7" id="dbf6d0c0"> main (spt crate + docs only). Over to your re-gate; CI re-runs both runners on the new head. Then v0.13.1 cut on green-both-runners per the operator's expedite.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


todlando pushed the rename fix @ aa5fa2a (full cross-crate matrix green; botched intermediate bf6b3b7 amended away — fine, never gated). Re-gate: fetch + verify the rename diff is clean and daemon-untouched.


git fetch origin feat/translate-proof 2>&1 | tail -1
echo "=== stat vs cfb25b7 (any spt-daemon path?) ==="; git diff --stat cfb25b7 aa5fa2a 2>&1
echo "=== daemon paths in diff? (expect none) ==="; git show --stat aa5fa2a 2>&1 | grep -i "spt-daemon" | head; echo "[none above = good]"
echo "=== lingering functional xlate_choreo_fixture in spt crate? ==="; git show aa5fa2a:crates/spt/Cargo.toml | grep -nE "translate_proof_fixture|xlate_choreo" ; echo "---tests---"; git show aa5fa2a:crates/spt/tests/translate_proof.rs | grep -nE "translate_proof_fixture|xlate_choreo|sibling_bin" | head

Re-gate: stat + daemon-untouched + rename consistency


 * branch            feat/translate-proof -> FETCH_HEAD
=== stat vs cfb25b7 (any spt-daemon path?) ===
 CHANGELOG.md                                       |  12 +-
 crates/spt/Cargo.toml                              |  14 +
 crates/spt/src/cli.rs                              | 335 +++++++++++++++++++++
 .../spt/tests/fixtures/translate_proof_fixture.rs  |  96 ++++++
 crates/spt/tests/translate_proof.rs                | 154 ++++++++++
 docs-site/src/cli/reference.md                     | 120 +++++---
 ...-spt-hosted-idle-delivery-translation-binary.md |  34 +++
 traceable-reqs.toml                                |   6 +
 8 files changed, 723 insertions(+), 48 deletions(-)
=== daemon paths in diff? (expect none) ===
    fix(test): rename spt-crate fixture bin to dodge an output-filename collision with spt-daemon
    the SAME bin name as spt-daemon's existing `src/bin/xlate_choreo_fixture.rs`.
    as the winner, so spt-daemon's `g3_content_free_ping_never_duplicates_operator_keystrokes_into_binary`
    present; spt-daemon g1-g4 green (g3 the victim back to PASS); spt translate_proof
    int + units green; clippy -p spt -p spt-daemon --all-targets -D warnings clean;
[none above = good]
=== lingering functional xlate_choreo_fixture in spt crate? ===
16:# `CARGO_BIN_EXE_translate_proof_fixture` to the integration test (the same
18:# from spt-daemon's `xlate_choreo_fixture` bin: an identical bin name collides on
20:# the daemon's `g3_content_free_ping` then resolves `CARGO_BIN_EXE_xlate_choreo_fixture`
23:name = "translate_proof_fixture"
24:path = "tests/fixtures/translate_proof_fixture.rs"
---tests---
6://! external translation binary (`translate_proof_fixture`, a sibling `[[bin]]` in
23:fn sibling_bin(name: &str) -> PathBuf {
52:    let fixture = sibling_bin("translate_proof_fixture");


Re-gate **PASS @ aa5fa2a**. Verified:
- **Daemon untouched** — zero `spt-daemon` paths in the commit; the daemon's `xlate_choreo_fixture` (src/bin + inject_control_wedge consumers) is intact. Remaining `xlate_choreo_fixture` strings in the diff are doc/comment refs to the daemon's bin + the must-stay-distinct note.
- **Rename consistent** — `[[bin]] name = "translate_proof_fixture"` + path, `sibling_bin("translate_proof_fixture")`, header all updated; no dangling functional ref. Distinct output filename → no clobber.
- **Full cross-crate matrix green** (the verification the escape lacked): no collision warning, g1-g4 pass incl. g3 (the victim) back to PASS, translate_proof int+units pass, clippy both crates clean, traceable+drift OK.
- Merge into main will be clean (branch is behind main by my changelog/doc fixes but touches disjoint files → preserved).

Giving todlando the merge word + briefing deployah for the v0.13.1 cut. Checking docs-publish status for the perri ping.


echo "=== docs-publish status ==="; gh run view 27938313118 --json status,conclusion 2>&1
echo "=== gh-pages live check (commit marker) ==="; gh api repos/SaberMage/spt-core/pages/builds/latest --jq '.status, .commit' 2>&1 | head

Check docs-publish + gh-pages build status


=== docs-publish status ===
{"conclusion":"","status":"queued"}
=== gh-pages live check (commit marker) ===
{"message":"Not Found","documentation_url":"https://docs.github.com/rest/pages/pages#get-latest-pages-build","status":"404"}gh: Not Found (HTTP 404)


docs-publish still queued (self-hosted runner busy with #28 CI); background watch will notify → perri ping then. Sending the merge word + deployah brief.


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
RE-GATE: PASS @ aa5fa2a. Verified: zero spt-daemon paths touched (daemon's xlate_choreo_fixture + its g3 consumers intact); rename consistent ([[bin]] name+path, sibling_bin, header — no dangling functional ref); distinct output filename; full cross-crate matrix green (g3 victim back to PASS is the key signal). The botched bf6b3b7→aa5fa2a amend is fine (never gated). Inline must-stay-distinct note is good regression insurance.

MERGE WORD: GREEN to merge PR#28 into main once CI is green BOTH runners on aa5fa2a. The merge is clean (branch is behind main by my changelog-fix cfb25b7 + doc-fix 2cdb8c8 but touches disjoint files — they're preserved; if GitHub flags it not-up-to-date, "Update branch" / merge main in first, it won't conflict). On merge, ping me + deployah — deployah is briefed for the v0.13.1 cut and fires on your merge + main CI green.
EOF
echo "---"
$OWL send deployah <<'EOF'
QUEUED: v0.13.1 cut (PATCH) — DO NOT ACT YET. Fires only AFTER todlando merges PR#28 (translate-proof) into main AND main CI is green both runners. He'll ping you on merge. Briefing now so you're ready.

FACTS:
- Bump 0.13.0 -> 0.13.1 (PATCH). Counter: VERIFY against spt-releases at cut time — v0.13.0 published as 27, so this is 28 (don't trust my number; confirm via the latest .release.json like last time).
- Baseline v0.13.0. main already carries my docs-only fixes (changelog correction cfb25b7 + IMTB contract doc fix 2cdb8c8) + #28 (translate-proof) once merged.
- Date: 2026-06-22.
- Operator-approved EXPEDITE (perri needs translate-proof in a release to validate).
- Replace [Unreleased] with the [0.13.1] section below.

VETTED [0.13.1] CHANGELOG (release body verbatim):

## [0.13.1] - 2026-06-22

A patch release: an author-time proof tool for idle-delivery translation binaries, plus a correction to the translation-binary contract docs.

### Added

- **`spt adapter translate-proof <adapter> --event '<EVENT…>'`** — validate an adapter's `[message-idle-translation-binary]` without a live session. It spawns and feeds the declared binary exactly as the daemon does at idle delivery and prints the keystroke commands it emits (`{key}` / `{text}` / `{delay_ms}` / `{commit}`), failing a binary that emits nothing or never sends a terminating `{commit}`. The author-time mirror of `spt adapter digest-proof`.

### Fixed

- **The `[message-idle-translation-binary]` contract now documents `{commit}`.** The published contract had omitted the mandatory `{"commit":true}` sequence terminator (and its degenerate example would have faulted at the 5-second commit deadline); it now describes `{commit}`, the inject floor, and the commit-deadline behavior.

Drive on todlando's merge: bump -> [0.13.1] changelog -> push -> CI green BOTH runners on main -> tag v0.13.1 -> sign -> publish (counter 28). Throwaway worktree (operator's main worktree is on c84daff). Ping published hashes + counter; I notify perri.
EOF

Send merge word to todlando + v0.13.1 brief to deployah


➜ SENT:todlando
---
➜ SENT:deployah


Pipeline set:
- **todlando:** merge word given — merges PR#28 on CI-green both runners, pings deployah.
- **deployah:** v0.13.1 cut briefed (queued, fires on #28 merge + main CI green) with vetted `[0.13.1]` CHANGELOG; counter to re-verify against spt-releases at cut.
- **docs-publish:** queued (runner busy with #28 CI); background watch will notify → perri ping (contract live).

Two perri pings pending (contract-live, v0.13.1-published), both event-driven. Nothing on me until something reports. Standing by.


<task-notification>
<task-id>b3ok5tzh4</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/3" id="dd52b59c" type="msg" from="deployah">v0.13.1 BRIEFING RECEIVED — queued, NOT acting. Standing by for todlando's PR#28 (translate-proof) merge + CI-green-both-runners ping. Full 7-part brief captured.

Locked for cut-time: bump 0.13.0-&gt;0.13.1 (PATCH); baseline v0.13.0; replace [Unreleased] with the [0.13.1] body (translate-proof Added + IMTB {</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/3" id="dd52b59c">commit} contract Fixed); throwaway worktree off origin/main (excludes operator's c84daff); CI both runners -&gt; tag v0.13.1 -&gt; sign -&gt; publish. COUNTER: will verify against the latest published .release.json at cut time — v0.13.0 = 27, so expect 28, but confirming from metadata (not trusting the number), same as last cut. Will ping ha</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/3" id="dd52b59c">shes + confirmed counter.

Ready on your/todlando's go.</EVENT-PART></event>
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deployah locked + holding correctly (verifies counter from metadata at cut, won't act until todlando's merge ping). Full pipeline armed. Nothing on me — standing by for: docs-publish finish (→ perri contract-live ping) and the #28-merge → v0.13.1 publish chain (→ perri release ping).


status?


Pulling live status on the moving pieces.


echo "=== docs-publish (27938313118) ==="; gh run view 27938313118 --json status,conclusion 2>&1
echo "=== PR#28 state + CI (aa5fa2a) ==="; gh pr view 28 --json state,mergeStateStatus,headRefOid -q '"state=\(.state) mergeState=\(.mergeStateStatus) head=\(.headRefOid)"' 2>&1
gh pr view 28 --json statusCheckRollup -q '.statusCheckRollup[] | "\(.name): \(.status) \(.conclusion)"' 2>&1 | head -12
echo "=== origin/main HEAD (merged yet?) ==="; git fetch origin main 2>&1 | tail -1; git log --oneline -1 origin/main 2>&1

Live status: docs-publish, PR28 CI, main HEAD


=== docs-publish (27938313118) ===
{"conclusion":"","status":"in_progress"}
=== PR#28 state + CI (aa5fa2a) ===
state=OPEN mergeState=UNSTABLE head=aa5fa2a42e7ab13045d1827eefcddade797bac73
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito): COMPLETED SUCCESS
test (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam): COMPLETED FAILURE
n1-gate (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito): QUEUED
n1-gate (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam): COMPLETED SUCCESS
traceability: QUEUED
twohost-b: COMPLETED SKIPPED
twohost-a: COMPLETED SKIPPED
=== origin/main HEAD (merged yet?) ===
 * branch            main       -> FETCH_HEAD
2cdb8c8 docs(harness-contract): document {commit} as the mandatory IMTB terminator (ADR-0022)


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<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "Watch docs-publish to completion" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>


PR#28 Windows `test` shows FAILURE again — but I need to know if that's the **new** aa5fa2a run or a stale check from the pre-rename head. Disambiguate by run + head sha.


echo "=== runs on feat/translate-proof (sha + Windows test) ==="; gh run list --branch feat/translate-proof --limit 4 --json databaseId,headSha,status,conclusion,createdAt -q '.[] | "\(.databaseId) \(.headSha[0:7]) \(.status)/\(.conclusion) \(.createdAt)"' 2>&1
echo "=== latest run's Windows test conclusion ==="; RUN=$(gh run list --branch feat/translate-proof --limit 1 --json databaseId -q '.[0].databaseId'); echo "RUN=$RUN head=$(gh run view $RUN --json headSha -q .headSha)"; gh run view "$RUN" --json jobs -q '.jobs[] | select(.name|startswith("test ")) | "\(.name): \(.conclusion)"' 2>&1

Disambiguate which run/sha the Windows failure is on


=== runs on feat/translate-proof (sha + Windows test) ===
27938921262 aa5fa2a queued/ 2026-06-22T08:14:16Z
27938877333 bf6b3b7 completed/cancelled 2026-06-22T08:13:29Z
27937809591 a05ef2c completed/failure 2026-06-22T07:52:51Z
=== latest run's Windows test conclusion ===
RUN=27938921262 head=aa5fa2a42e7ab13045d1827eefcddade797bac73
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito): success
test (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam): failure


Prompt:
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<output-file>C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\9d0930b3-34c1-4dce-943f-72ccdc8fb726\tasks\bgr71ff14.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "Watch docs-publish to completion" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>


Two updates: docs-publish **completed (exit 0)**, and the aa5fa2a run (27938921262) Windows `test` **FAILED again** despite todlando's local matrix being green. Must see what failed on aa5fa2a Windows — could be a different issue, the collision unresolved on CI, or the attach flake recurring. Pull it + confirm the docs build.


echo "=== docs-publish watch result ==="; tail -4 "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/Temp/claude/C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core/9d0930b3-34c1-4dce-943f-72ccdc8fb726/tasks/bgr71ff14.output" 2>&1
echo "=== aa5fa2a Windows test failure ==="; JOB=$(gh run view 27938921262 --json jobs -q '.jobs[] | select(.name=="test (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam)") | .databaseId'); echo "JOB=$JOB"; MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1 gh api repos/SaberMage/spt-core/actions/jobs/$JOB/logs 2>&1 | grep -iE "FAILED|panicked|collision|test result:|Summary \[|error: test" | tail -20

Confirm docs-publish + diagnose aa5fa2a Windows failure


=== docs-publish watch result ===
  ✓ Post Run actions/checkout@v5
  ✓ Complete job
DOCS_EXIT=0
{"conclusion":"success","status":"completed"}
=== aa5fa2a Windows test failure ===
JOB=82667253092
2026-06-22T08:22:21.1234806Z         PASS [   0.021s] ( 109/1178) spt::bin/spt cli::tests::node_rows_disambiguate_only_on_label_collision
2026-06-22T08:22:26.0804324Z         PASS [   0.787s] ( 367/1178) spt-daemon effect::tests::failed_effect_is_not_recorded_applied
2026-06-22T08:22:40.0995460Z         PASS [   2.693s] ( 680/1178) spt-live reconcile::tests::failed_turn_preserves_everything
2026-06-22T08:22:43.7587402Z         PASS [   0.034s] ( 752/1178) spt-net net::pairing::rendezvous::tests::length_prefix_prevents_boundary_collision
2026-06-22T08:22:43.9684783Z         PASS [   0.046s] ( 775/1178) spt-net net::pairing::transcript::tests::length_prefixing_prevents_boundary_collision
2026-06-22T08:22:44.1657539Z         PASS [   0.034s] ( 805/1178) spt-net net::registry::tests::rename_collision_refuses_whole_ripple
2026-06-22T08:23:11.7453221Z      Summary [  54.499s] 1178 tests run: 1178 passed (6 leaky), 1 skipped
2026-06-22T08:31:39.2812382Z      Summary [ 485.018s] 91 tests run: 90 passed (1 leaky), 1 timed out, 0 skipped
2026-06-22T08:31:39.2843315Z error: test run failed


docs-publish **succeeded** (contract is live). And the aa5fa2a failure is **not** the collision — phase 1 (1178 tests incl. g3) all PASS, no collision warning, rename worked. The failure is the **heavy phase: 1 test TIMED OUT** (485s, ~2× normal) — smells like the shared-runner load-contention class (hfenduleam's been hammered ~15+ CI runs this session). Identify the exact timed-out test + ping perri the contract's live.