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--test scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs",{"_444":616,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_479":617,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_481":618,"_93":483},"call_VRrmsgP9cuNunutt9dFNpmo8","Chunk ID: 76cc6f\nWall time: 0.2195 seconds\nProcess exited with code 0\nOriginal token count: 0\nOutput:\n",{"_444":620,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_479":611,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_481":621,"_93":483},"Chunk ID: c4f6e4\nWall time: 0.6655 seconds\nProcess exited with code 0\nOriginal token count: 127\nOutput:\nTAP version 13\n# Subtest: warns when tagged board-write p95 reaches measured SQLite capacity\nok 1 - warns when tagged board-write p95 reaches measured SQLite capacity\n ---\n duration_ms: 188.218663\n ...\n# Subtest: fails when tagged board-write p95 reaches the jitter-adjusted hard gate\nok 2 - fails when tagged board-write p95 reaches the jitter-adjusted hard gate\n ---\n duration_ms: 162.59655\n ...\n1..2\n# tests 2\n# suites 0\n# pass 2\n# fail 0\n# cancelled 0\n# skipped 0\n# todo 0\n# duration_ms 563.052056\n",{"_444":623,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_519":-5,"_521":624,"_523":625,"_525":526,"_430":626,"_527":32,"_42":617,"_528":627,"_530":531,"_437":114,"_93":532},"/bin/bash -lc 'node --check scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs && node --check scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.mjs'",[628],321,"83136",{"_521":629,"_93":535},"node --check scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs && node --check scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.mjs",{"_444":631,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_487":632,"_479":617,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_209":539,"_510":-5,"_93":512},"{\"cmd\":\"node --check scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs && node --check scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.mjs\",\"workdir\":\"/workspace/Taskdeck\",\"yield_time_ms\":1000,\"max_output_tokens\":12000}",{"_444":634,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_487":635,"_479":611,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_209":539,"_510":-5,"_93":512},"{\"cmd\":\"node --test scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\",\"workdir\":\"/workspace/Taskdeck\",\"yield_time_ms\":1000,\"max_output_tokens\":12000}",{"_444":637,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_519":638,"_521":639,"_523":640,"_525":526,"_430":641,"_527":32,"_42":642,"_528":643,"_530":531,"_437":114,"_93":532},"import assert from 'node:assert/strict'\nimport { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'\nimport { mkdtemp, rm, writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises'\nimport { tmpdir } from 'node:os'\nimport { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\nimport test from 'node:test'\nimport { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\n\nconst analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n\nfunction createSummary(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk) {\n return {\n metrics: {\n http_req_duration: {\n values: {\n avg: 100,\n med: 80,\n 'p(90)': 200,\n 'p(95)': 300,\n 'p(99)': 500,\ndiff --git a/scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs b/scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\nindex c65f8c8..07864a3 100644\n--- a/scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\n+++ b/scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\n@@ -2,10 +2,11 @@ import assert from 'node:assert/strict'\n import { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'\n import { mkdtemp, rm, writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises'\n import { tmpdir } from 'node:os'\n-import { join } from 'node:path'\n+import { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\n import test from 'node:test'\n+import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\n \n-const analyzerPath = join(process.cwd(), 'scripts', 'ci', 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n+const analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n \n function createSummary(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk) {\n return {\n","/bin/bash -lc \"python - <<'PY'\nfrom pathlib import Path\np=Path('scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs')\ns=p.read_text()\ns=s.replace(\\\"import { join } from 'node:path'\\\\nimport test from 'node:test'\\\\n\\\\nconst analyzerPath = join(process.cwd(), 'scripts', 'ci', 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\\\", \\\"import { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\\\\nimport test from 'node:test'\\\\nimport { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\\\\n\\\\nconst analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\\\")\np.write_text(s)\nPY\nsed -n '1,20p' scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs; git diff -- scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\"",[644],715,"call_nBCVIS4SntDKTZFrEuKkDNQc","58542",{"_521":645,"_93":535},"python - <<'PY'\nfrom pathlib import Path\np=Path('scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs')\ns=p.read_text()\ns=s.replace(\"import { join } from 'node:path'\\nimport test from 'node:test'\\n\\nconst analyzerPath = join(process.cwd(), 'scripts', 'ci', 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\", \"import { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\\nimport test from 'node:test'\\nimport { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\\n\\nconst analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\")\np.write_text(s)\nPY\nsed -n '1,20p' scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs; git diff -- scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs",{"_444":647,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_479":642,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_481":648,"_93":483},"Chunk ID: 2bec96\nWall time: 0.6141 seconds\nProcess exited with code 0\nOriginal token count: 365\nOutput:\nimport assert from 'node:assert/strict'\nimport { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'\nimport { mkdtemp, rm, writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises'\nimport { tmpdir } from 'node:os'\nimport { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\nimport test from 'node:test'\nimport { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\n\nconst analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n\nfunction createSummary(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk) {\n return {\n metrics: {\n http_req_duration: {\n values: {\n avg: 100,\n med: 80,\n 'p(90)': 200,\n 'p(95)': 300,\n 'p(99)': 500,\ndiff --git a/scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs b/scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\nindex c65f8c8..07864a3 100644\n--- a/scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\n+++ b/scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\n@@ -2,10 +2,11 @@ import assert from 'node:assert/strict'\n import { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'\n import { mkdtemp, rm, writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises'\n import { tmpdir } from 'node:os'\n-import { join } from 'node:path'\n+import { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\n import test from 'node:test'\n+import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\n \n-const analyzerPath = join(process.cwd(), 'scripts', 'ci', 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n+const analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n \n function createSummary(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk) {\n return {\n",{"_444":650,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_487":651,"_479":642,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_209":539,"_510":-5,"_93":512},"{\"cmd\":\"python - <<'PY'\\nfrom pathlib import Path\\np=Path('scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs')\\ns=p.read_text()\\ns=s.replace(\\\"import { join } from 'node:path'\\\\nimport test from 'node:test'\\\\n\\\\nconst analyzerPath = join(process.cwd(), 'scripts', 'ci', 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\\\", \\\"import { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\\\\nimport test from 'node:test'\\\\nimport { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\\\\n\\\\nconst analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\\\")\\np.write_text(s)\\nPY\\nsed -n '1,20p' scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs; git diff -- scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\",\"workdir\":\"/workspace/Taskdeck\",\"yield_time_ms\":1000,\"max_output_tokens\":12000}",{"_444":653,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_479":654,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_481":655,"_93":483},"call_1eMUdMIqnBeZcdJOU2mgJTC1","Chunk ID: e429c3\nWall time: 0.0000 seconds\nProcess exited with code 0\nOriginal token count: 620\nOutput:\nimport assert from 'node:assert/strict'\nimport { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'\nimport { mkdtemp, rm, writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises'\nimport { tmpdir } from 'node:os'\nimport { join } from 'node:path'\nimport test from 'node:test'\n\nconst analyzerPath = join(process.cwd(), 'scripts', 'ci', 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n\nfunction createSummary(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk) {\n return {\n metrics: {\n http_req_duration: {\n values: {\n avg: 100,\n med: 80,\n 'p(90)': 200,\n 'p(95)': 300,\n 'p(99)': 500,\n max: 800,\n },\n thresholds: {\n 'p(95)<2000': { ok: true },\n 'p(99)<2500': { ok: true },\n },\n },\n 'http_req_duration{workload:board-read}': {\n values: { 'p(95)': 200 },\n thresholds: { 'p(95)<900': { ok: true } },\n },\n 'http_req_duration{workload:board-write}': {\n values: { 'p(95)': boardWriteP95 },\n thresholds: { 'p(95)<2200': { ok: boardWriteThresholdOk } },\n },\n http_req_failed: {\n values: { rate: 0 },\n thresholds: { 'rate<0.01': { ok: true } },\n },\n checks: {\n values: { rate: 1 },\n thresholds: { 'rate>0.99': { ok: true } },\n },\n },\n }\n}\n\nasync function runAnalyzer(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk) {\n const tempDir = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'taskdeck-k6-thresholds-'))\n const summaryPath = join(tempDir, 'k6-summary.json')\n\n try {\n await writeFile(summaryPath, JSON.stringify(createSummary(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk)), 'utf8')\n return spawnSync(process.execPath, [analyzerPath, summaryPath, '--fail-on-breach'], {\n cwd: process.cwd(),\n encoding: 'utf8',\n })\n } finally {\n await rm(tempDir, { recursive: true, force: true })\n }\n}\n\ntest('warns when tagged board-write p95 reaches measured SQLite capacity', async () => {\n const result = await runAnalyzer(2010, true)\n\n assert.equal(result.status, 0, result.stderr)\n assert.match(result.stdout, /at or above measured 2000ms SQLite capacity/)\n assert.match(result.stdout, /hard gate: 2200ms, 10% jitter allowance/)\n})\n\ntest('fails when tagged board-write p95 reaches the jitter-adjusted hard gate', async () => {\n const result = await runAnalyzer(2200, false)\n\n assert.equal(result.status, 1)\n assert.match(result.stdout, /exceeds 2200ms hard gate/)\n assert.match(result.stdout, /measured SQLite capacity: 2000ms plus 10% jitter allowance/)\n})\n",{"_444":657,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_519":658,"_521":659,"_523":660,"_525":526,"_430":32,"_527":32,"_42":654,"_528":661,"_530":531,"_437":114,"_93":532},"import assert from 'node:assert/strict'\nimport { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process'\nimport { mkdtemp, rm, writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises'\nimport { tmpdir } from 'node:os'\nimport { join } from 'node:path'\nimport test from 'node:test'\n\nconst analyzerPath = join(process.cwd(), 'scripts', 'ci', 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n\nfunction createSummary(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk) {\n return {\n metrics: {\n http_req_duration: {\n values: {\n avg: 100,\n med: 80,\n 'p(90)': 200,\n 'p(95)': 300,\n 'p(99)': 500,\n max: 800,\n },\n thresholds: {\n 'p(95)<2000': { ok: true },\n 'p(99)<2500': { ok: true },\n },\n },\n 'http_req_duration{workload:board-read}': {\n values: { 'p(95)': 200 },\n thresholds: { 'p(95)<900': { ok: true } },\n },\n 'http_req_duration{workload:board-write}': {\n values: { 'p(95)': boardWriteP95 },\n thresholds: { 'p(95)<2200': { ok: boardWriteThresholdOk } },\n },\n http_req_failed: {\n values: { rate: 0 },\n thresholds: { 'rate<0.01': { ok: true } },\n },\n checks: {\n values: { rate: 1 },\n thresholds: { 'rate>0.99': { ok: true } },\n },\n },\n }\n}\n\nasync function runAnalyzer(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk) {\n const tempDir = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'taskdeck-k6-thresholds-'))\n const summaryPath = join(tempDir, 'k6-summary.json')\n\n try {\n await writeFile(summaryPath, JSON.stringify(createSummary(boardWriteP95, boardWriteThresholdOk)), 'utf8')\n return spawnSync(process.execPath, [analyzerPath, summaryPath, '--fail-on-breach'], {\n cwd: process.cwd(),\n encoding: 'utf8',\n })\n } finally {\n await rm(tempDir, { recursive: true, force: true })\n }\n}\n\ntest('warns when tagged board-write p95 reaches measured SQLite capacity', async () => {\n const result = await runAnalyzer(2010, true)\n\n assert.equal(result.status, 0, result.stderr)\n assert.match(result.stdout, /at or above measured 2000ms SQLite capacity/)\n assert.match(result.stdout, /hard gate: 2200ms, 10% jitter allowance/)\n})\n\ntest('fails when tagged board-write p95 reaches the jitter-adjusted hard gate', async () => {\n const result = await runAnalyzer(2200, false)\n\n assert.equal(result.status, 1)\n assert.match(result.stdout, /exceeds 2200ms hard gate/)\n assert.match(result.stdout, /measured SQLite capacity: 2000ms plus 10% jitter allowance/)\n})\n","/bin/bash -lc \"sed -n '1,120p' scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs; git status --short\"",[662],"71964",{"_521":663,"_93":535},"sed -n '1,120p' scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs; git status --short",{"_444":665,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_487":666,"_479":654,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_209":539,"_510":-5,"_93":512},"{\"cmd\":\"sed -n '1,120p' scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs; git status --short\",\"workdir\":\"/workspace/Taskdeck\",\"yield_time_ms\":1000,\"max_output_tokens\":12000}",{"_444":668,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_447":669,"_449":-5,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_451":670,"_97":94,"_93":453},[671],"commentary",{"_46":672,"_93":456},"Plan:\n- Apply the reviewer’s robustness fix in `scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs` only.\n- Run the targeted Node test/check for the analyzer.\n- Commit the focused change on the current branch with hooks enabled and `--no-gpg-sign`.\n- Create the required follow-up PR for this PR-comment fix and summarize evidence.",{"_444":674,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_42":675,"_451":670,"_46":672,"_93":461},"msg_070bc535f0203a29016a55786533d08193959468fd78080d85",{"_444":677,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_447":-5,"_464":678,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_466":679,"_93":468},"gAAAAABqVXhla68Tft6DiuwVT7avkeUEgb9vXUD_plU7vx3IAUsqu4Ev0WowMwOaQkBqCbByDHvAsnd8Rde1ZQTPaobLGT7TVaUYRmp6zvwNDETN4io4zgWFfVn64onHUuRW90VE2apLupH4u_PqsOrbiRqvMMke3F_vbZ_RDPaK-td9Z_Yc3bk5U8N_3MoPFB7AuCh_9jHUXFh0Cmgen3um5UJcw-CxW70vcRbmGqCSlGrUesm6uCP5ljkzHV6yi6GkWpEzEBmDHB1LP66MILgaf2SUC-vJF9fISwbZpyLZJCH4Q-YX_90ehNPQCFYKUhIGdXtdisgrpVOBd2yqWwKaLtw9ZwXxTsLvkBXwpzHuhfDgyrJ_WnTPBtq4sTkc2n8yHz6huTnF38bvXfeOWxIqODF8uZ1d1CnRqJYEEEyd-zH8uFtflRB0jpkHFp6IfRsF5lEnFHdihuWVX3EVSAUufPv58fjtOZlv35mFWv2PogOh0z9KXZwvC7WK9vH-VzjbdDjPuhfedj8_LSWxUcDZyiwM1vunUt4Y4lKcasywzXaVaKgWdnt7c7JMLKWxNMpRe6MVHfn_iTty5MdJZ-ywPj7KLeDYSslCfu_P7gdJ3lNOSaqQjmLYutNMdNFUZVu8tCIUX66k9PTXiA7phMCQ3moNt8FQrIzyuqP501oGwiLJQURSCMZlZ_3nKqmctu5IkmizFh98Ye_cySUbbo6IWo5Aw_fSkmiPx6SZcjshMvU-A8A0V2LMl7s_1Dfq150s-0CDB6FHW1Xk7RJq4a9AxFs-XuvZ9NLzv_waoT94n6ucAfJ1jlivgtQewMOuZ9Pzjn3MnthRHnZbPmnxI-dbxfIA8qregfbiQfqGm9nctLtjU3-gUGtaI0tFPjJheNFwm2FwN0UYFUzh6wtqrtDkfjdicfFl5eFAVxPbFzfie-le_As8j5JD--h44ZoBd6R2PiBMwM6HM7oEi6KMfkWABFnn2mBcl4PmPvAghxA1qqpKqVQvmNPytTGFIIsX3WTn6dOfHLg7PN5nyinu1EnAvwltT72BUw==",[680],{"_46":681,"_93":471},"**Planning fixes and inspection**",{"_444":683,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_447":684,"_42":685,"_466":686,"_93":468},[],"rs_070bc535f0203a29016a5578647db08193890716a4236f03b1",[681],{"_444":688,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_519":689,"_521":690,"_523":691,"_525":526,"_430":692,"_527":32,"_42":693,"_528":694,"_530":531,"_437":114,"_93":532},"# Taskdeck Golden Principles\n\nLast Updated: 2026-04-25\nCompanion Active Docs:\n- `docs/STATUS.md`\n- `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`\n- `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`\n- `docs/MANUAL_TEST_CHECKLIST.md`\n- `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`\n\n## Purpose\n\nThis document defines concise repository invariants that should remain stable as implementation details evolve.\nMechanical enforcement stays intentionally lightweight and focuses only on low-churn, high-signal checks.\n\n## Golden Principles\n\n- `GP-01 Layer Boundaries`\n - Keep domain/application/infrastructure/API boundaries coherent and avoid forbidden dependency direction.\n- `GP-02 Claims-First Identity`\n - Do not trust caller-supplied identity for protected resources; derive actor identity from authenticated claims.\n- `GP-03 Stable Error Contracts`\n - Preserve predictable JSON error payloads (`errorCode`, non-empty `message`) and consistent status semantics.\n- `GP-04 Test and CI Evidence`\n - Ship behavior changes with deterministic tests and run the required verification commands.\n- `GP-05 Canonical Docs Sync`\n - Keep canonical active docs aligned with shipped reality when behavior or workflow expectations change.\n- `GP-06 Review-First Automation Safety`\n - Keep automation-originated board writes proposal-first; do not introduce silent/destructive autonomy by default. Manual board UI edits remain direct and auditable.\n- `GP-07 Lightweight Mechanical Governance`\n - Prefer maintainable, low-brittleness checks over broad regex or policy sprawl.\n- `GP-08 Product Legibility Before Breadth`\n - Do not add major surface breadth ahead of a clear golden path; raw IDs in the happy path, dead-end empty states, or orphan pages without a next step are not novice-ready.\n- `GP-09 Traceable Agent Expansion`\n - Do not expose agent/autonomy breadth unless runs, policies, and resulting proposals/artifacts stay inspectable in product language.\n- `GP-10 Explicit Egress And Telemetry Boundaries`\n - Treat outbound data flow separately from mutation safety: every external destination must be disclosed/enforced, and local telemetry must reject user content by default.\n\n## Mechanical Enforcement (Current)\n\n- `scripts/check-docs-governance.mjs`\n - validates active canonical docs exist, are indexed, and keep required date stamps.\n- `scripts/check-golden-principles.mjs`\n - validates this document exists, has a `Last Updated` line, and retains core principle IDs.\n- `scripts/check-github-ops-governance.mjs`\n - validates issue-template and project-operations governance invariants.\n\n## Deferred Follow-ups\n\n- Snapshot/diff policy expansion should remain incremental and only move into CI after low-noise validation.\n- Any additional mechanical checks should be introduced only when signal quality is demonstrated.\n\n---CODEX---\n# Codex Workspace Control Plane\n\nThis `.codex/` layer is the Codex-facing control plane for Taskdeck. It routes agents to the active project truth, local skills, MCP configuration, and high-autonomy workflows without making `.codex` a second product roadmap.\n\n`docs/STATUS.md` remains the source of truth for current shipped reality. `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` remains the source of truth for roadmap sequencing and delivery history.\n\n## Start Here\n\n1. Read [docs/STATUS.md](../docs/STATUS.md).\n2. Read [AGENTS.md](../AGENTS.md).\n3. Read [memories/00_ACTIVE.md](./memories/00_ACTIVE.md).\n4. Read [docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md](../docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md).\n5. Read [autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md](../autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md) for fast seam orientation.\n6. Pick the matching repo skill from [skills/README.md](./skills/README.md).\n\n## Current Routing\n\n- Taskdeck current state: [../docs/STATUS.md](../docs/STATUS.md).\n- Codex-local active gate after canonical docs: [memories/00_ACTIVE.md](./memories/00_ACTIVE.md).\n- Roadmap and sequencing: [../docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md](../docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md).\n- Dependency-aware issue order: [../docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md](../docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md).\n- High-autonomy Codex workflow: [../docs/tooling/CODEX_AUTONOMY_RUNBOOK.md](../docs/tooling/CODEX_AUTONOMY_RUNBOOK.md).\n- MCP/tooling rules: [../docs/MCP_TOOLING_GUIDE.md](../docs/MCP_TOOLING_GUIDE.md).\n- Agentic question/failure/update protocols: [../docs/agentic/](../docs/agentic/).\n- Codex/Claude tool parity: [../docs/agentic/AGENT_TOOL_PARITY.md](../docs/agentic/AGENT_TOOL_PARITY.md).\n- Fast agent seam map: [../autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md](../autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md).\n\n## Canonical Vs Local\n\n- Canonical project docs: `docs/STATUS.md`, `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`, `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`, `docs/MANUAL_TEST_CHECKLIST.md`, and `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`.\n- Codex-local routing: `.codex/README.md`, `.codex/memories/00_ACTIVE.md`, `.codex/config.toml`, and `.codex/skills/*`.\n- Claude-local routing: `.claude/README.md`, `.claude/settings.json`, and `.claude/skills/*`.\n- Agentic operating layer: `docs/agentic/*`, `autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md`, and `scripts/agent_hooks/*`.\n- Historical or research material: `docs/archive/` and `docs/InReview/`; use only when active docs point there or the task explicitly asks for reconciliation.\n\n## Development Loop\n\n1. Confirm active Taskdeck state in `docs/STATUS.md`.\n2. Check git state and run `powershell -File scripts/check-git-env.ps1` before multi-file or branch work.\n3. Create a scoped branch or worktree for non-trivial implementation.\n4. Keep ownership narrow and choose the relevant Taskdeck skill.\n5. Use the question protocol for true blockers and record assumptions for reversible choices.\n6. Run targeted checks first, then broaden based on blast radius.\n7. Record unresolved failures or workarounds through the failure protocol.\n8. Update canonical docs only when shipped reality, roadmap sequencing, testing expectations, or operator workflow changed.\n9. Open a PR by default for issue-scoped implementation, then perform self-review before handoff. Follow the Review Policy in `AGENTS.md`: post findings as a PR comment, fix everything at every severity, check and address all existing comments, and seed issues for out-of-scope findings.\n\n## Best Tool Baseline\n\n- Use `.codex/config.toml` MCP servers first for docs, GitHub, browser, Docker, OpenAPI, and runtime inspection tasks.\n- Use native `rg` for repository search; do not use ripgrep MCP on Windows unless it has been revalidated.\n- Use Codex-native patching for file edits and configured agents/worktrees only when runtime policy allows clean ownership splits.\n\n\n---ACTIVE---\n# Active Taskdeck Agent Context\n\nLast updated: 2026-07-13\n\nThis file is the Codex active-gate pointer for Taskdeck. It intentionally summarizes routing only; the canonical state remains in `docs/STATUS.md`.\n\n## Current Authority\n\n- Current shipped state: `docs/STATUS.md`\n- Roadmap and sequencing: `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`\n- Stable invariants: `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`\n- Dependency-aware issue execution: `docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md`\n- Testing operations: `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`\n- MCP/tool usage: `docs/MCP_TOOLING_GUIDE.md`\n- High-autonomy Codex workflow: `docs/tooling/CODEX_AUTONOMY_RUNBOOK.md`\n- Fast agent seam map: `autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md`\n- Agentic protocols: `docs/agentic/QUESTION_PROTOCOL.md`, `docs/agentic/FAILURE_LEDGER.md`, `docs/agentic/GUIDE_UPDATE_PROTOCOL.md`, `docs/agentic/SKILL_REGISTRY.md`, `docs/agentic/AGENT_TOOL_PARITY.md`\n\n## Current Focus Snapshot\n\n**Direction (2026-07-10 revival pivot, ADR-0044; extended 2026-07-13 by ADR-0046):** Taskdeck is being revived and shipped as a **free open beta** — the local-first, review-first action-item engine (transcripts/notes/artefacts in → evidence-linked proposals out → human-approved board apply), with the write-gated MCP server as the developer-facing second act. Active sequencing is `docs/REVIVAL_PLAN.md` (waves REVIVAL-00..14 `#1297`–`#1311`, `#1311` is the tracker; plus Phase 4 GEN-00..12 `#1315`–`#1327` — **ADR-0046 Accepted 2026-07-13, tracker GEN-00 `#1327`**), and the v0.1 ship gate has top priority. The 2026-06-13 archive pivot is **superseded** and retained only as the traction-checkpoint fallback. ADR-0046 adds generalist reach in the single app — artefact intake beyond transcripts, project dossiers, mode-scoped legibility; the twin generalist app is deferred behind the GEN-12 (`#1326`) evidence gate. Work not on the ratified wave list is not taken. The project thesis remains unchanged:\n\n- capture should be near-zero friction\n- automation-originated board writes must remain proposal-first and human-approved\n- provenance, confidence, side-effect disclosure, telemetry guardrails, and exfiltration controls are distinct safety surfaces\n- product legibility and trust take priority over broad new autonomy\n\n## Required Read Order\n\n1. `docs/STATUS.md`\n2. `AGENTS.md`\n3. `.codex/README.md`\n4. `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`\n5. `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`\n6. `docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md` when selecting or executing issues\n7. `autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md` for cheap seam orientation\n8. the matching `.codex/skills/*/SKILL.md`\n9. feature, testing, MCP, agentic, or project-automation docs relevant to the task\n\nFor Claude Code, read `docs/STATUS.md` first, then use `.claude/README.md` and `CLAUDE.md` for Claude-specific routing.\n\n## Review Policy\n\nEvery review (self-review, adversarial, subagent) must: post findings on the PR as a comment, fix everything at every severity, check and address ALL existing PR comments (human, bot, previous reviews), and seed GitHub issues for out-of-scope findings. No \"non-blocking\" dismissals. See `AGENTS.md` Review Policy for full rules.\n\n## Agent Coordination Rules\n\n- Use spawned subagents without asking for extra permission when they are efficient or effective for safely parallelizable work.\n- When implementation needs isolation, create real git worktrees with `scripts/git/New-CodexIssueWorktree.ps1`.\n- Keep one coordinator responsible for issue selection, synthesis, docs rehydration, and final verification.\n- Do not update canonical docs for local-only guidance unless behavior, roadmap state, testing expectations, or operator workflow changed.\n- Use `docs/agentic/QUESTION_PROTOCOL.md` to batch true blockers and proceed with explicit assumptions for reversible choices.\n- Use `docs/agentic/FAILURE_LEDGER.md` for unresolved failures or workarounds that future agents should not rediscover.\n- Use `docs/agentic/AGENT_TOOL_PARITY.md` to keep Claude and Codex using equivalent capabilities through their runtime-native tools.\n","/bin/bash -lc \"sed -n '1,220p' OUTSTANDING_TASKS.md; printf '\\\\n---STATUS---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,180p' docs/STATUS.md; printf '\\\\n---MASTER---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,120p' docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md; printf '\\\\n---GOLDEN---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,160p' docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md; printf '\\\\n---CODEX---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,160p' .codex/README.md; printf '\\\\n---ACTIVE---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,160p' .codex/memories/00_ACTIVE.md\"",[695,696,697,698,699,700],153,"call_Yv4dwCVcbTl5sj15CsgqCZaB","86805",{"_521":717,"_209":718,"_173":719,"_93":704},{"_521":714,"_209":715,"_173":716,"_93":704},{"_521":711,"_209":712,"_173":713,"_93":704},{"_521":708,"_209":709,"_173":710,"_93":704},{"_521":705,"_209":706,"_173":707,"_93":704},{"_521":701,"_209":702,"_173":703,"_93":704},"sed -n '1,160p' .codex/memories/00_ACTIVE.md","00_ACTIVE.md","/workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/memories/00_ACTIVE.md","read","sed -n '1,160p' .codex/README.md","README.md","/workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/README.md","sed -n '1,160p' docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md","GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md","/workspace/Taskdeck/docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md","sed -n '1,120p' docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md","IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md","/workspace/Taskdeck/docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md","sed -n '1,180p' docs/STATUS.md","STATUS.md","/workspace/Taskdeck/docs/STATUS.md","sed -n '1,220p' OUTSTANDING_TASKS.md","OUTSTANDING_TASKS.md","/workspace/Taskdeck/OUTSTANDING_TASKS.md",{"_444":721,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_479":693,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_481":722,"_93":483},"Chunk ID: 7eadd0\nWall time: 0.0531 seconds\nProcess exited with code 0\nOriginal token count: 30145\nOutput:\nTotal output lines: 585\n\n# Outstanding Tasks\n\n**Purpose:** a durable, human-owned checklist of work the maintainer (Chris) wants to keep visible across sessions and agents, so nothing is forgotten between context resets.\n\n**Rules for agents (Claude, Codex, etc.):**\n1. **Read this file at the start of every session** (it is referenced from `CLAUDE.md` and `AGENTS.md` and the SessionStart hook).\n2. **Surface the open items** whenever you give a summary, status update, handoff, or \"what's next\" — list the open (`[ ]`) tasks with their IDs so the maintainer is reminded.\n3. **Only clear/check a task when the maintainer explicitly says it's done.** Do not auto-complete items just because a related PR was opened or you think it's finished. When told an item is complete, change `[ ]`→`[x]` (or remove it) and note the date in the changelog at the bottom.\n4. **Add new outstanding tasks here** when the maintainer asks you to remember something, or when substantial work is deferred. Keep entries short with a one-line \"how\" and a link to the GitHub issue/PR that holds the detail.\n5. Keep this file lean and scannable. Detail lives in the linked issues, not here.\n\nLast reviewed: 2026-07-13\n\n---\n\n## A. Merged PRs (confirmed by post-audit sweep 2026-05-31)\n\n- [x] **PR #1143** — Test loop: `npm test`→`vitest run` + stabilize the MetricsView flake. *(merged 2026-05-31)*\n- [x] **PR #1144** — Docs truth: STATUS↔TESTING_GUIDE contradiction, RFAI spine, broken links. *(merged 2026-05-31)*\n- [x] **PR #1145** — Release scripts aligned with CI flags + stale PKG-01 warning removed. *(merged 2026-05-31)*\n- [x] **PR #1146** — Proposal create returns 409 (not 500) on duplicate idempotency key. *(merged 2026-05-31, closes #1125)*\n- [x] **PR #1147** — `AsSplitQuery` on the multi-collection board read. *(merged 2026-05-31)*\n- [x] **#1126** — Un-skip INV-10/11/12 roadmap-invariant tests with real service assertions. *(PR #1153, merged 2026-05-31)*\n- [x] **#1134** (first slice) — Surface swallowed audit-log failures via shared `AuditLogWriter`. *(PR #1155, merged 2026-05-31)*\n\n## B. Next easy wins (seeded, not yet started)\n\n- [ ] **#1133** (rest) — Bound `NotificationRepository` paging (push ORDER BY+LIMIT to SQL), incremental SignalR board patch instead of full 3-call refetch, FTS-backed card search.\n\n## B2. Surfaced by post-audit correctness sweep (2026-05-31)\n\n- [ ] **Cohort metrics stub** — `AutomationMetricsController.GetCohortMetrics` returns empty data; `CohortDashboard` frontend is wired but always shows \"No cohort data available.\" *How:* build `ICohortMetricsService` with real cohort aggregation once learning-loop data layer design is decided. Tracked in #1142.\n- [ ] **Ollama real streaming** — `OllamaLlmProvider.StreamAsync` does pseudo-streaming (complete-then-drip-by-word). *How:* consume Ollama's `stream:true` API for genuine token streaming when Ollama provider goes beyond prototype.\n- [ ] **#1134 remaining acceptance criteria** — first slice (AuditLogWriter) shipped; 6 remaining criteria still open on the issue.\n\n## C. Strategic / larger tracks (seeded under tracker #1142)\n\n- [ ] **#1123** — v0.1.0 release: a **required revival Phase-1 ship-gate item** under ADR-0044/REVIVAL-07. Exercise the release pipeline, smoke-run the self-contained exe, publish the GHCR image, and fix the documented release-path breakage before strangers are invited. The release smoke step already landed in `release-desktop.yml`. *(Optional-archive framing from 2026-06-13 is superseded.)*\n- [ ] **#1132** — Make the required PR gate enforce security: gitleaks/SAST/dependency scan + CORS fail-closed + single ≥32 JWT floor + global `FallbackPolicy` + bundle-size in the required lane.\n- [x] **#1130** — SQLite local concurrency: enable WAL + `busy_timeout`, fix per-process `Migrate()` race (UI + MCP + CLI share one DB → `SQLITE_BUSY`). *(closed 2026-06-05; ACs 1+3 shipped in PR #1165 / da764b92. AC2 cross-process `Migrate()` serialization → #1164; export/import redesign → #1166.)*\n- [ ] **#1131** — CLI hardening: fresh-machine bootstrap (it crashes without `Connectors:EncryptionKey`) + route CLI mutations through board-access authorization.\n- [x] **#1124** — Core-loop polish: false-green expiry regression test (now asserts a real 409) + #678 dismiss gap (Approved+expired) + #680 provenance-404 console noise. *(closed 2026-06-05; all three fixed in PR #1162 / 77162b2d. Paper-view dismiss affordance → #1161.)*\n- [x] **#1161** — Paper review dismiss affordance (carries #1124's Paper remainder; maintainer 2026-06-05: take it, design-first — propose the affordance before building). *(Maintainer check-off 2026-06-19; delivered via PR #1219, **merged 2026-06-19**; issue #1161 closed.)*\n- [x] **#1164** — Serialize cross-process `Database.Migrate()` (advisory/single-owner lock; carries #1130 AC2). *(Maintainer check-off 2026-06-19; closed on GitHub via PR #1186 / SerializedMigrator.)*\n- [ ] **#1166** — Harden dev-sandbox export/import via the SQLite backup API (carries #1130's export/import follow-up).\n- [ ] **#1138** (rest) — Split the 1300+ line `STATUS.md` into a lean current-reality head + `docs/archive/status-history/`; add a rotation rule; recertify TESTING_GUIDE totals from a green CI run; add a markdown link-checker to nightly.\n- [ ] **#1136** (remainder) — ADR decision **delivered** (ADR-0038, Paper canonical / Legacy frozen; STATUS states the canonical stack) via PR #1207. **Still open:** remove/quarantine the dead paper composables (AC3) — scheduled for the Paper polish wave.\n- [ ] **#1137** — Refocus strategy/roadmap. ADR-0044 + `docs/REVIVAL_PLAN.md` now provide the revival direction and finite wave; pending maintainer check-off after the canonical-doc sync is merged. The 2026-06-13 archive framing is retained only as the checkpoint fallback.\n- [ ] **#1135 / #1140 / #1141 / #1139** — Code-health guardrails + oversized-view decomposition; workspace hygiene + one-command dev-up; i18n/a11y ADR; deployment docs (docker quickstart secret, desktop run docs). *(2026-06-19: **#1135 partial** — paper-night straggler tokens (PR #1216) — checked off by maintainer; guardrail/decomposition half + #1140/#1141/#1139 remain open.)*\n\n> Full audit context and the complete gap inventory: **GitHub issue #1142** (master tracker).\n\n## F. Generalist expansion wave (2026-07-13, ADR-0046 Proposed — extends §E as REVIVAL_PLAN Phase 4)\n\nDecision under ratification: **extend the single app** (artefact intake beyond transcripts, project dossiers, generalist legibility, friends-family channel); the twin generalist app is **deferred behind the GEN-12 evidence gate**, not built. Wave label `generalist`; strictly subordinate to the v0.1 ship gate.\n\n- [ ] **GEN-00 tracker (#1327)** — ratify ADR-0046 + Phase-4 placement + the tracker's decision checklist (SQLite blob storage, consent-gated vision MVP, twin-app deferral). Child issues: #1315–#1326 (GEN-01..12).\n- [ ] **Maintainer at checkpoint:** review GEN-12 (#1326) twin-app gate against friends-family signal (GEN-11 #1325) — recorded decision required, silence is not a close.\n\n## E. Revival wave (2026-07-10 pivot, ADR-0044 — supersedes the archive framing of §D)\n\nDirection: **free open beta → commercial horizon** (`docs/REVIVAL_PLAN.md` is the planning spine; `docs/analysis/2026-07-10_revival_assessment.md` is the evidence base). §D items are re-scoped in place — same work, new purpose (v0.1 ship gate instead of archive gate). Issue IDs below are seeded as the REVIVAL wave; see the tracker for the authoritative list.\n\n- [ ] **REVIVAL-00 tracker (#1311)** — charter + v0.1 ship-gate ratification (amends #1278); wave sequencing. Child issues: #1297–#1310 (REVIVAL-01..14); docs PR: #1296.\n- [ ] **Phase 0 — dogfooding starts now** (#1271, unchanged): real personal use including WhisperX transcripts through the existing transcript capture tab.\n- [ ] **Phase 1 — truth + safety before strangers**: registration gating flag; remove the fake undo timeline; de-stub Today dossier (#1272); Paper fonts + favicon; Paper onboarding/first-board path; README revival rewrite + demo GIF + MCP section; v0.1.0 tag → exercise release pipeline → GHCR image; fix render.yaml; branch protection (#1173); CI keep/kill (#1275); Paper E2E/axe re-point (#1274).\n- [ ] **Phase 2 — transcript engine** (authorized new-surface exception): LLM triage strategy behind `ICaptureTriageService` for transcript sources; chunking + cap raise; triage schema v2 (type/assignee/due + model-derived confidence); Transcript entity + evidence spans; OpenAICompatible provider + true SSE streaming; risk-tiered review prioritization and batch-confirm ergonomics (**never auto-apply or bypass ADR-0003's approve-then-execute gate**); (2b, gated on dogfooding value) audio upload + WhisperX sidecar.\n- [ ] **Phase 3 — slim + launch**: dead-surface amputation (#1276 expanded); MCP packaging + scoped keys + hash-pin wiring (#1154) + explicit multi-user-safe stdio identity (#1309); privacy-respecting beta feedback channel; launch checklist (r/selfhosted, Show HN, awesome-selfhosted, hosted demo).\n- [ ] **Checkpoint (~8 weeks)**: fall back to the §D archive plan only if there is no organic traction **and** dogfooding has not stuck; any mixed outcome requires an explicit maintainer assessment/plan amendment.\n\n## D. Historical archive closeout wave — re-scoped by ADR-0044\n\nAnalysis docs: `docs/PROJECT_TRAJECTORY.md` (strengths + path) and `docs/COURSE_CORRECTION.md` (what must change + ordered plan). These issue titles retain their ARCHIVE-* history, but **nothing in this section independently authorizes archival**: ADR-0044 re-scopes the still-useful work into the revival ship gate and keeps archive only as the checkpoint fallback. Wave source: **#1278** (originally ARCHIVE-00; amended by REVIVAL-00/#1311).\n\n- [ ] **#1278** — originally ARCHIVE-00; now the **v0.1 ship-gate source** amended by REVIVAL-00/#1311: ratify the repurposed exit criteria and revival additions, then use archive only if ADR-0044's checkpoint condition is met. *(Maintainer decision.)*\n- [ ] **#1269** — ARCHIVE-01: codify the two-tier review gate (LIGHT/FULL), issue-intake severity bar, no-new-backend-surface rule.\n- [ ] **#1270** — ARCHIVE-02: backlog triage hour — close ~16 already-decided issues with dated pivot notes. *(Maintainer sign-off on the list.)*\n- [ ] **#1271** — ARCHIVE-03: dogfooding sprint — ≥10 days of real personal use (the pivot's acceptance test; cannot be delegated).\n- [ ] **#1272** — ARCHIVE-04: Today dossier truth — de-stub the fabricated default daily surface (`useTodayDossier.ts` buildStubDossier).\n- [ ] **#1273** — **record-only maintainer check-off:** capture-triage provenance now names the deterministic extractor, delivered by #1283; the v0.1 ship-gate item is done. Checkbox intentionally remains human-owned per rule 3.\n- [ ] **#1274** — ARCHIVE-06: re-point E2E + axe coverage at the Paper UI (currently the least-tested UI).\n- [ ] **#1275** — ARCHIVE-07: CI estate right-sizing — keep/kill/gate per lane + short ADR (nightly red 28 days; mutation red 10+ weeks).\n- [ ] **#1276** — ARCHIVE-08: dead-surface removal — ink-bleed decision, orphaned Paper code, cohorts stub, voice capture, Ollama marking.\n- [ ] **#1277** — originally ARCHIVE-09; now the revival checkpoint/fallback record. Beta-facing README, release tag, and ship-gate checks live in REVIVAL-06/07/14; archive-only edits wait unless ADR-0044's checkpoint condition is met.\n- [ ] **#1235** — **record-only maintainer check-off:** revision-aware proposal diff (preview equals what Apply executes) was delivered by #1280 with regression coverage; the v0.1 ship-gate item is done. Checkbox intentionally remains human-owned per rule 3.\n- [ ] **#1291** — Adopt agent-harness T3 profile: one-home policy collapse, .codex mirror retirement, skill read-first diet, region maps, review-twin merge, ledger triage cadence. *(Blueprint: sibling checkout `C:/Users/jekyt/source/agent-harness/BLUEPRINT.md` — outside this repo; complements #1138/#1269/#1275/#1276, no duplication.)*\n- *(Record, already done 2026-07-02:)* re-scope comments posted on #996, #1123/#1139, #1128, #1134 (+#1154 decision), #1135, #1138, #1173, #1175 (+#1174), #1210, #1215, #1222 (+#1227), #1228 — each carries updated finish-or-close ACs.\n\n## E. Revival overnight deferrals (added 2026-07-13)\n\n- [ ] **#1173** — Apply and verify the required branch-protection settings in GitHub. This is repository-settings work and remains maintainer-only.\n- [ ] **#1303** — Push the `v0.1.0` release tag only after the maintainer accepts the release deck and its pipeline evidence. Agents may repair the pipeline but must not push the tag.\n- [ ] **#1299 trademark check** — Complete the human-only Taskdeck name/trademark clearance step; the licensing/DCO implementation does not substitute for legal-name clearance.\n- [ ] **#1327 project sync access** — Run `gh auth refresh -s project`, then rerun `scripts/github/Sync-TaskdeckProjectPriority.ps1` in audit and apply modes and verify no issue/PR project item has an empty Priority.\n- [ ] **#1330** — Repair the CI Extended reusable-workflow permission contract; affected PRs remain ineligible while the workflow startup failure is red.\n- [ ] **#1282 / #1332 / #1335** — Stabilize the required full-suite harness: SQLite concurrency, Redis connect/dispose, and hosted-worker/presence lifecycle isolation. Narrow passes do not clear the recorded full-suite failures.\n- [ ] **#1338** — Map HTTP MCP and its API-key middleware to the same `/mcp` route before documenting or exposing HTTP transport; the current parameterless mapping serves MCP at an unintended unauthenticated root route.\n- [ ] **#1343** — Prevent late Home/Today summary responses from overwriting a newer local workspace-mode choice; add deterministic ordering tests and repeated error-recovery E2E proof.\n- [ ] **#1345** — Resolve or formally mitigate GHSA-2m69-gcr7-jv3q in the transitive `SQLitePCLRaw.lib.e_sqlite3` package once a patched release exists or a safe provider change is proven; current published releases through 2.1.11 are affected.\n- [ ] **#1274 / `origin/issue-1274/paper-e2e-axe` at `993f188f`** — Resume the parked Paper E2E/axe re-point from the pushed WIP branch; fix tracked Paper Review blockers #1347/#1348, finish the named first-run/onboarding/smoke and axe coverage, then run the full frontend/E2E gates before opening a PR.\n- [ ] **#1347 / #1348** — Repair the Paper deep-review enum wire-contract crash and the SQLite-backed similar-past HTTP 500; both were reproduced by the real Paper capture/review path and must not be hidden by frontend fallbacks.\n- [ ] **#1323 prompt-rail remainder** — Bind the hostile transcript/PDF/image and malformed-response fixtures from PR #1340 to PR #1312's effective prompt/parser path before GEN-04; prove grounded-task-or-empty verdicts and deterministic fallback for schema escapes.\n\n---\n\n## Changelog\n- 2026-07-13 (later): **Revival + generalist-expansion wave SHIPPED — 15 PRs merged to `main`** under the maintainer's ratify-and-merge directive. **ADR-0044 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0046 all ratified to Accepted.** Merged: direction docs `#1296` (revival) + `#1328` (generalist); transcript engine `#1312` (REVIVAL-08 M1); GEN wave `#1341`→`#1346` (artefact storage + local text extraction), `#1339` (due-date/label apply — also fixed a latent silent WIP-limit-clear on reorder), `#1340` (threat model), `#1342` (guided nav); REVIVAL wave `#1334`→`#1344` (registration gating + Paper onboarding), `#1329` (fonts), `#1331` (README), `#1333` (Today dossier `#1272`); harness `#1294`; ops `#1336` (overnight human-action + failure-ledger record, `#1327`). Linchpin `#1352` (CI-Extended reusable-workflow permission fix, `#1330`) + dependabot `#1351`/`#1349` were merged first by the maintainer to unblock the deck. Real merge conflicts resolved (workspaceStore latest-request guard, AGENT_INDEX seam-map union, EF migration-snapshot verified clean via `has-pending-model-changes`). Seeded `#1355` (buffered-export blob batching, LOW). **NOT merged — human-gated (still open):** `#1295` (deny-floor overlay — 16 unresolved review threads incl. a CRITICAL, needs remediation) and `#1337` (licensing pack — blocked on trademark clearance). `docs/STATUS.md` + `IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` synced. Items above are left unchecked pending maintainer sign-off (rule 3), even where a related PR shipped (e.g. `#1272` via `#1333`).\n- 2026-07-13: **Generalist expansion wave seeded (ADR-0046 Proposed).** Maintainer evaluated the artefact-intake research handoff + his twin-generalist-app idea; decision (pending ratification): extend the single app, defer the twin behind an evidence gate. Seeded GEN-00..12 (#1315–#1327, label `generalist`) as REVIVAL_PLAN Phase 4 (\"Every Artefact, Everyone\", v0.4); coordination comments posted on #1304 (dueDateHint apply gap → GEN-05) and #1305 (artefact/Transcript one-home constraint). Added §F above. Capability recon findings: no artefact/blob model exists; inert drop zone already shipped in PaperCaptureComposer; no operation applies due dates; prompt injection undefended beyond schema+review gate; guided/workbench/agent mode scaffold ready for generalist nav.\n- 2026-07-10: **Revival pivot decided (ADR-0044) — archive pivot superseded.** Maintainer decision after the WhisperX prototype + two-track revival analysis (`docs/analysis/2026-07-10_revival_assessment.md`). Direction: free open beta (adoption/feedback/exposure) → commercial horizon; positioning: local-first review-first action-item engine + write-gated MCP gateway; MIT stays MIT. Added §E (revival wave); §D items re-scoped in place as the v0.1 ship gate. Planning spine: `docs/REVIVAL_PLAN.md`. Seeded the REVIVAL issue wave on GitHub.\n- 2026-07-06: **Agent-harness blueprint adopted (step 1).** Estate-wide tiered blueprint landed at `source/agent-harness/`; Taskdeck declared T3 (`.claude/tier.json`). Footgun PR opened: committed `bypassPermissions` → settings.local.json, history-rewriter script fenced human-only. Remaining T3 diet seeded as #1291 (added to §D). Global layer shipped: `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` laws, argv-aware deny floor (49-case tested), ESTATE.md registry, `~/.claude` now versioned (private repo claude-config).\n- 2026-07-02: **Whole-project analysis delivered + archive closeout wave seeded.** Multi-agent analysis (6 dimensions, 15 claims adversarially verified: 5 confirmed / 10 adjusted / 0 refuted) produced `docs/PROJECT_TRAJECTORY.md` + `docs/COURSE_CORRECTION.md`. Seeded issues #1269–#1278 (ARCHIVE-00..09, new `archive-closeout` label) and posted re-scope comments on 14 existing issues. Added §D above. Central findings: no checkable definition of done existed in the tracked repo; zero organic personal-usage data; the default Paper UI is the least-tested UI; the \"canonical\" exe run path has never been built; ~31% of open issues already decided-closed by the pivot but still open.\n- 2026-06-19 (later): **Merge hold lifted — deck merged.** The maintainer lifted the hold and all four PRs shipped to `main`: **#1220** (canonical-docs reconciliation; 14 Codex rounds + 3 drift sweeps), **#1219** (Paper File-away dismiss, closes #1161), **#1221** (reachable in-app Appearance theme toggle — a Paper-activation prerequisite), **#1225** (StackExchange.Redis + SignalR-backplane semver-major caps). Post-merge STATUS/masterplan sync in PR #1233. Seeded during this work: #1226 (net8.0 upgrade), #1227 (dated-snapshot staleness), #1228 (cd-staging-gate auto-trigger), + the #1195 GDPR caller-audit. Next: the Paper-review de-stubs (last Wave-2 blocker before the default-theme flip) — `onPreviewDiff` in PR #1234.\n- 2026-06-19: **Maintainer check-offs confirmed** — **#1161** (Paper File-away dismiss, PR #1219), **#1164** (cross-process Migrate, PR #1186), **#1189** (Redis …20145 tokens truncated…enerates + persists the connector key for the desktop (Production, not headless) while headless Production (CI / container / Terraform, via `TASKDECK_HEADLESS=true` in `backend.Dockerfile`) still hard-fails without a supplied stable key. The AWS Terraform `user_data` generates+persists the key on the durable data volume (with an existing-DB upgrade guard), and `backup.sh`/`restore.sh`/`restore.ps1` keep it paired with the database. A deep review loop (1 HIGH + many P2 across 6 Codex rounds + a 2-lens adversarial sweep) hardened the persistence path against silent key loss: reuse a masked persisted key instead of overwriting it, self-heal a corrupt local config, case-insensitive + provider-lenient reads, read-vs-parse error separation, and owner-only ACL on the restored key. **ADR-0041** records the decision.\n- **ADR added:** `ADR-0041` (desktop connector-key auto-generation; headless Production excluded).\n\nWave-6 follow-through (2026-06-30, **2 PRs merged** — `#1254` (`#1239`), `#1256` (`#1209`); full review gate per PR — 2 independent adversarial reviews, all-severity findings fixed, Gemini/Codex bot rounds resolved, fresh green CI + aging):\n- **Capture board pre-filter pushed into SQL:** `#1254` (partially resolves `#1239`) gives `GetCapturesByUserAsync` an optional `boardId` that applies `(BoardId IS NULL OR BoardId = @boardId)` in-query (SQLite raw + EF), so a board-filtered capture scan no longer materializes other boards' captures; null-board rows are retained because applied-conversion provenance (resolved in the service) can still map them to the target board, and the effective-board + status filters stay in the service. A behavior-preserving optimization (the SQL pre-filter is an exact superset of the removed in-service raw-board check). The status filter is provenance-derived and is not pushable to SQL, so `#1239` stays open for that part.\n- **Stuck-Processing recovery for non-capture requests:** `#1256` (`#1209`) adds a recovery sweep to `LlmQueueToProposalWorker` (mirroring `OutboundWebhookDeliveryWorker`) that reclaims non-capture `LlmRequest`s a crashed worker left in `Processing` past the lease (`Math.Max(30, Workers:ProcessingLeaseSeconds)`): each is returned to `Pending` while retry budget remains or `Failed` when exhausted, and — if the crashed attempt already committed its proposal — `Completed` regardless of budget. The non-capture drain (`ProcessSingleItemAsync`) also gained an existing-proposal idempotency guard (parity with the capture path), so neither recovery nor in-band retry can produce duplicate queue proposals. Two Codex rounds hardened the duplicate-proposal handling.\n\nArchive-pivot delivery wave (2026-06-13, **17 PRs merged** across Waves 0–2 — **Wave 2 nearly finished** after the **+4 follow-on PRs merged 2026-06-19** (`#1219`/`#1220`/`#1221`/`#1225`; **21 total**), including 2 dependabot bumps; full review gate per PR — 2 independent adversarial reviews, all-severity findings fixed, bot threads resolved, fresh green CI + aging). This wave completed Waves 0–1 of the archive-pivot plan and the bulk of Wave 2 (clear the PR deck → ratify Paper-canonical + cheap foundations → Paper-activation prerequisites + backend quality); the one remaining Wave-2 straggler is the Paper-review de-stubs (see **Net** below):\n- **Decision/foundation:** **ADR-0038** ratifies Paper as the canonical UI with Legacy frozen (`#1207`); **ADR-0039** moves the backend to Central Package Management with a pinned SDK and 8.x dependency alignment (`#1196`, carrying the `#1203` NuGet bumps into `Directory.Packages.props`); **ADR-0040** adds a global UTC DateTime materialization convention for SQLite (`#1201`). `*.migrate.lock` is now gitignored (`#1204`); the docker-compose quickstart documents both required secrets (`#1205`, `#1139` AC1).\n- **Paper activation prerequisites:** the shared review-actionability composable (`#1217`) extracts `isProposalApply/Reject/Approve/Dismissable` + `isProposalStale` as pure functions so Paper and Legacy can no longer drift at the 24h-stale / Approved+expired boundaries (collapsing the `#1124` double-fix), and removes fabricated author metadata in favour of the real `/confidence` value; paper-night straggler tokens + a full-opacity WCAG focus ring landed (`#1216`, `#1135`; seeded `#1218`). The `#1161` \"File away\" dismiss affordance that builds on this foundation **shipped 2026-06-19** (`#1219`), as did the reachable in-app Appearance theme toggle (`#1221`, `AppearanceSettingsView`).\n- **Backend + run-story quality:** dead `ProposalGeneratorV1`/`IProposalGenerator` removed as never-consumed code (`#1198`/`#1214`; `FieldVerifier`/`DeterministicPreExtractor` then removed too — `#1215`, 2026-07-04 — once the archive pivot cancelled the V2 generator that would have consumed them); Redis distributed-lock starvation fixed (`#1213`, `#1189`); the queue-claim raw-SQL path now reloads so the DTO isn't a stale identity-map entity (`#1200`, seeded `#1209`); automation-chat composable continuation guarded against dispose (`#1199`); the false-green E2E specs were re-enabled on real Paper selectors (`#1197`); and the one-command `dev-up` + `clean-workspace` scripts shipped (`#1208`, `#1140`) — the canonical personal run path's biggest ergonomics gap.\n- **Dependency hygiene:** group npm/nuget bumps (`#1202`/`#1203` in-wave, `#1211`/`#1212` follow-on).\n- **Net:** Wave 0 (clear the PR deck) and Wave 1 (Paper-canonical decision + cheap foundations) are complete, and Wave 2 (Paper-activation prerequisites) is now **complete** — the shared review-actionability foundation, the `#1161` File-away dismiss affordance (`#1219`), and the reachable in-app Appearance theme toggle (`#1221`) **shipped 2026-06-19**, and the final Wave-2 straggler — the **Paper-review de-stubs** (`onPreviewDiff` `#1234`, plus `onDefer` + `onReportBadSuggestion` on 2026-06-27, ADR-0042/ADR-0043) — landed, clearing the last blocker, and the **Wave-3 default-theme flip then shipped 2026-06-27 (`#1252`)** — **Paper is now the default UI.** Paper polish (Wave 4) and the independent run-story (Wave 5) and backend-quality (Wave 6) tracks interleave in the meantime. _(Also merged 2026-06-19: `#1220` canonical-docs reconciliation, `#1225` Redis major-version caps.)_\n\nSecurity gate + hardening epic (2026-06-05/06, 5 PRs merged; 2 independent adversarial reviews per PR plus Gemini/Codex bot reviews, all findings of every severity fixed or tracked):\n- **#1132 security gate + config hardening** delivered across 4 PRs: ≥32 JWT secret floor + fail-fast registration + Production CORS fail-closed (`#1169`, AC2/AC3); secret/dependency/SAST scans + bundle-size promoted into the required PR merge gate with **phased enforcement** per **ADR-0035** (`#1170`, AC1/AC5, fixed the pre-existing Semgrep `setuptools-82` crash); global default-deny `FallbackPolicy` + `[AllowAnonymous]` audit per **ADR-0036** (`#1176`, AC4).\n- **#1133 backend query perf** first slices (`#1171`): NotificationRepository SQL paging + CardRepository `AsSplitQuery`.\n- **#1131 AC1 CLI hardening** (`#1177`): fresh-machine connector-key bootstrap (CSPRNG, atomic write, `0600`, guarded mutex).\n- New ADRs `0035`/`0036`; seeded follow-ups `#1172`–`#1175`, `#1178`. Remaining: branch-protection registration (`#1173`), flip dependency/SAST to enforcing after baseline remediation (`#1175`), CLI authz routing (`#1131` AC2).\n\nCleanup/hardening wave (2026-05-31, 8 PRs merged, 2 issues closed; 2 adversarial review passes per PR, all findings of every severity fixed, all bot threads resolved):\n- **Open-PR backlog cleared** (`#1143`–`#1147`): non-watch `vitest run` + MetricsView flake (`#1143`); docs-truth corrections incl. ADR-0023→0025 + `.gemini` link-depth fixes (`#1144`); release scripts aligned to CI flags + stale PKG-01 warning removed (`#1145`); duplicate operation idempotency-key → **409 not 500** (`#1146`); `AsSplitQuery` on the multi-collection board read (`#1147`).\n- **Proposal-create hardening** (`#1125`/`#1151`): `ProposalOperationInputValidator` rejects malformed operation input (non-identifier `actionType`/`targetType`, non-JSON / >64 KiB / >depth-32 `parameters`) with **400** at the shared `CreateProposalAsync` path — a permissive format check (not a membership allowlist) so no legitimate producer is rejected. Adversarial review found and fixed a self-introduced HIGH (null `operations` element → 500).\n- **Roadmap-invariant enforcement** (`#1126`/`#1153`): INV-10/11/12 un-skipped with real assertions against `McpToolDefinitionHashService` / `TelemetryGuard` / `SourceSpan`+`ProposalProvenance` (Architecture.Tests now references Domain+Application); only INV-09 (DataFlowRegistry) stays skipped. Found the MCP hash service is registered but un-wired into the runtime → `#1154`.\n- **Audit-failure observability** (`#1134` first slice / `#1155`): shared `AuditLogWriter` replaces 4 copy-pasted empty-catch `SafeLogAsync`, logging at Warning on a thrown exception or returned failed `Result` while preserving never-crash.\n- Seeded: `#1149` (idempotency contract ADR), `#1150` (packaging trim-doc drift), `#1152` (Queue/V1 validator bypass), `#1154` (MCP hash wiring). `#1134` remains open for its other 6 acceptance criteria.\n\nContinuous-cycle wave (2026-05-29, 19 PRs merged, backlog cleared to zero open PRs; 2 independent adversarial reviews per PR, all findings of every severity addressed including bot comments):\n\n---GOLDEN---\n# Taskdeck Golden Principles\n\nLast Updated: 2026-04-25\nCompanion Active Docs:\n- `docs/STATUS.md`\n- `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`\n- `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`\n- `docs/MANUAL_TEST_CHECKLIST.md`\n- `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`\n\n## Purpose\n\nThis document defines concise repository invariants that should remain stable as implementation details evolve.\nMechanical enforcement stays intentionally lightweight and focuses only on low-churn, high-signal checks.\n\n## Golden Principles\n\n- `GP-01 Layer Boundaries`\n - Keep domain/application/infrastructure/API boundaries coherent and avoid forbidden dependency direction.\n- `GP-02 Claims-First Identity`\n - Do not trust caller-supplied identity for protected resources; derive actor identity from authenticated claims.\n- `GP-03 Stable Error Contracts`\n - Preserve predictable JSON error payloads (`errorCode`, non-empty `message`) and consistent status semantics.\n- `GP-04 Test and CI Evidence`\n - Ship behavior changes with deterministic tests and run the required verification commands.\n- `GP-05 Canonical Docs Sync`\n - Keep canonical active docs aligned with shipped reality when behavior or workflow expectations change.\n- `GP-06 Review-First Automation Safety`\n - Keep automation-originated board writes proposal-first; do not introduce silent/destructive autonomy by default. Manual board UI edits remain direct and auditable.\n- `GP-07 Lightweight Mechanical Governance`\n - Prefer maintainable, low-brittleness checks over broad regex or policy sprawl.\n- `GP-08 Product Legibility Before Breadth`\n - Do not add major surface breadth ahead of a clear golden path; raw IDs in the happy path, dead-end empty states, or orphan pages without a next step are not novice-ready.\n- `GP-09 Traceable Agent Expansion`\n - Do not expose agent/autonomy breadth unless runs, policies, and resulting proposals/artifacts stay inspectable in product language.\n- `GP-10 Explicit Egress And Telemetry Boundaries`\n - Treat outbound data flow separately from mutation safety: every external destination must be disclosed/enforced, and local telemetry must reject user content by default.\n\n## Mechanical Enforcement (Current)\n\n- `scripts/check-docs-governance.mjs`\n - validates active canonical docs exist, are indexed, and keep required date stamps.\n- `scripts/check-golden-principles.mjs`\n - validates this document exists, has a `Last Updated` line, and retains core principle IDs.\n- `scripts/check-github-ops-governance.mjs`\n - validates issue-template and project-operations governance invariants.\n\n## Deferred Follow-ups\n\n- Snapshot/diff policy expansion should remain incremental and only move into CI after low-noise validation.\n- Any additional mechanical checks should be introduced only when signal quality is demonstrated.\n\n---CODEX---\n# Codex Workspace Control Plane\n\nThis `.codex/` layer is the Codex-facing control plane for Taskdeck. It routes agents to the active project truth, local skills, MCP configuration, and high-autonomy workflows without making `.codex` a second product roadmap.\n\n`docs/STATUS.md` remains the source of truth for current shipped reality. `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` remains the source of truth for roadmap sequencing and delivery history.\n\n## Start Here\n\n1. Read [docs/STATUS.md](../docs/STATUS.md).\n2. Read [AGENTS.md](../AGENTS.md).\n3. Read [memories/00_ACTIVE.md](./memories/00_ACTIVE.md).\n4. Read [docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md](../docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md).\n5. Read [autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md](../autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md) for fast seam orientation.\n6. Pick the matching repo skill from [skills/README.md](./skills/README.md).\n\n## Current Routing\n\n- Taskdeck current state: [../docs/STATUS.md](../docs/STATUS.md).\n- Codex-local active gate after canonical docs: [memories/00_ACTIVE.md](./memories/00_ACTIVE.md).\n- Roadmap and sequencing: [../docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md](../docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md).\n- Dependency-aware issue order: [../docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md](../docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md).\n- High-autonomy Codex workflow: [../docs/tooling/CODEX_AUTONOMY_RUNBOOK.md](../docs/tooling/CODEX_AUTONOMY_RUNBOOK.md).\n- MCP/tooling rules: [../docs/MCP_TOOLING_GUIDE.md](../docs/MCP_TOOLING_GUIDE.md).\n- Agentic question/failure/update protocols: [../docs/agentic/](../docs/agentic/).\n- Codex/Claude tool parity: [../docs/agentic/AGENT_TOOL_PARITY.md](../docs/agentic/AGENT_TOOL_PARITY.md).\n- Fast agent seam map: [../autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md](../autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md).\n\n## Canonical Vs Local\n\n- Canonical project docs: `docs/STATUS.md`, `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`, `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`, `docs/MANUAL_TEST_CHECKLIST.md`, and `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`.\n- Codex-local routing: `.codex/README.md`, `.codex/memories/00_ACTIVE.md`, `.codex/config.toml`, and `.codex/skills/*`.\n- Claude-local routing: `.claude/README.md`, `.claude/settings.json`, and `.claude/skills/*`.\n- Agentic operating layer: `docs/agentic/*`, `autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md`, and `scripts/agent_hooks/*`.\n- Historical or research material: `docs/archive/` and `docs/InReview/`; use only when active docs point there or the task explicitly asks for reconciliation.\n\n## Development Loop\n\n1. Confirm active Taskdeck state in `docs/STATUS.md`.\n2. Check git state and run `powershell -File scripts/check-git-env.ps1` before multi-file or branch work.\n3. Create a scoped branch or worktree for non-trivial implementation.\n4. Keep ownership narrow and choose the relevant Taskdeck skill.\n5. Use the question protocol for true blockers and record assumptions for reversible choices.\n6. Run targeted checks first, then broaden based on blast radius.\n7. Record unresolved failures or workarounds through the failure protocol.\n8. Update canonical docs only when shipped reality, roadmap sequencing, testing expectations, or operator workflow changed.\n9. Open a PR by default for issue-scoped implementation, then perform self-review before handoff. Follow the Review Policy in `AGENTS.md`: post findings as a PR comment, fix everything at every severity, check and address all existing comments, and seed issues for out-of-scope findings.\n\n## Best Tool Baseline\n\n- Use `.codex/config.toml` MCP servers first for docs, GitHub, browser, Docker, OpenAPI, and runtime inspection tasks.\n- Use native `rg` for repository search; do not use ripgrep MCP on Windows unless it has been revalidated.\n- Use Codex-native patching for file edits and configured agents/worktrees only when runtime policy allows clean ownership splits.\n\n\n---ACTIVE---\n# Active Taskdeck Agent Context\n\nLast updated: 2026-07-13\n\nThis file is the Codex active-gate pointer for Taskdeck. It intentionally summarizes routing only; the canonical state remains in `docs/STATUS.md`.\n\n## Current Authority\n\n- Current shipped state: `docs/STATUS.md`\n- Roadmap and sequencing: `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`\n- Stable invariants: `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`\n- Dependency-aware issue execution: `docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md`\n- Testing operations: `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`\n- MCP/tool usage: `docs/MCP_TOOLING_GUIDE.md`\n- High-autonomy Codex workflow: `docs/tooling/CODEX_AUTONOMY_RUNBOOK.md`\n- Fast agent seam map: `autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md`\n- Agentic protocols: `docs/agentic/QUESTION_PROTOCOL.md`, `docs/agentic/FAILURE_LEDGER.md`, `docs/agentic/GUIDE_UPDATE_PROTOCOL.md`, `docs/agentic/SKILL_REGISTRY.md`, `docs/agentic/AGENT_TOOL_PARITY.md`\n\n## Current Focus Snapshot\n\n**Direction (2026-07-10 revival pivot, ADR-0044; extended 2026-07-13 by ADR-0046):** Taskdeck is being revived and shipped as a **free open beta** — the local-first, review-first action-item engine (transcripts/notes/artefacts in → evidence-linked proposals out → human-approved board apply), with the write-gated MCP server as the developer-facing second act. Active sequencing is `docs/REVIVAL_PLAN.md` (waves REVIVAL-00..14 `#1297`–`#1311`, `#1311` is the tracker; plus Phase 4 GEN-00..12 `#1315`–`#1327` — **ADR-0046 Accepted 2026-07-13, tracker GEN-00 `#1327`**), and the v0.1 ship gate has top priority. The 2026-06-13 archive pivot is **superseded** and retained only as the traction-checkpoint fallback. ADR-0046 adds generalist reach in the single app — artefact intake beyond transcripts, project dossiers, mode-scoped legibility; the twin generalist app is deferred behind the GEN-12 (`#1326`) evidence gate. Work not on the ratified wave list is not taken. The project thesis remains unchanged:\n\n- capture should be near-zero friction\n- automation-originated board writes must remain proposal-first and human-approved\n- provenance, confidence, side-effect disclosure, telemetry guardrails, and exfiltration controls are distinct safety surfaces\n- product legibility and trust take priority over broad new autonomy\n\n## Required Read Order\n\n1. `docs/STATUS.md`\n2. `AGENTS.md`\n3. `.codex/README.md`\n4. `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`\n5. `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`\n6. `docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md` when selecting or executing issues\n7. `autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md` for cheap seam orientation\n8. the matching `.codex/skills/*/SKILL.md`\n9. feature, testing, MCP, agentic, or project-automation docs relevant to the task\n\nFor Claude Code, read `docs/STATUS.md` first, then use `.claude/README.md` and `CLAUDE.md` for Claude-specific routing.\n\n## Review Policy\n\nEvery review (self-review, adversarial, subagent) must: post findings on the PR as a comment, fix everything at every severity, check and address ALL existing PR comments (human, bot, previous reviews), and seed GitHub issues for out-of-scope findings. No \"non-blocking\" dismissals. See `AGENTS.md` Review Policy for full rules.\n\n## Agent Coordination Rules\n\n- Use spawned subagents without asking for extra permission when they are efficient or effective for safely parallelizable work.\n- When implementation needs isolation, create real git worktrees with `scripts/git/New-CodexIssueWorktree.ps1`.\n- Keep one coordinator responsible for issue selection, synthesis, docs rehydration, and final verification.\n- Do not update canonical docs for local-only guidance unless behavior, roadmap state, testing expectations, or operator workflow changed.\n- Use `docs/agentic/QUESTION_PROTOCOL.md` to batch true blockers and proceed with explicit assumptions for reversible choices.\n- Use `docs/agentic/FAILURE_LEDGER.md` for unresolved failures or workarounds that future agents should not rediscover.\n- Use `docs/agentic/AGENT_TOOL_PARITY.md` to keep Claude and Codex using equivalent capabilities through their runtime-native tools.\n",{"_444":724,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_487":725,"_479":693,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_209":539,"_510":-5,"_93":512},"{\"cmd\":\"sed -n '1,220p' OUTSTANDING_TASKS.md; printf '\\\\n---STATUS---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,180p' docs/STATUS.md; printf '\\\\n---MASTER---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,120p' docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md; printf '\\\\n---GOLDEN---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,160p' docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md; printf '\\\\n---CODEX---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,160p' .codex/README.md; printf '\\\\n---ACTIVE---\\\\n'; sed -n '1,160p' .codex/memories/00_ACTIVE.md\",\"workdir\":\"/workspace/Taskdeck\",\"yield_time_ms\":1000,\"max_output_tokens\":20000}",{"_444":727,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_519":728,"_521":729,"_523":730,"_525":526,"_430":731,"_527":32,"_42":732,"_528":733,"_530":531,"_437":114,"_93":532},"## work\n","/bin/bash -lc 'powershell -File scripts/check-git-env.ps1 || bash scripts/check-git-env.sh; git status --short --branch'",[734],122,"call_z43icOdJq5wr0uUc2DTj2wy8","58287",{"_521":735,"_93":535},"powershell -File scripts/check-git-env.ps1 || bash scripts/check-git-env.sh; git status --short --branch",{"_444":737,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_479":732,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_481":738,"_93":483},"Chunk ID: 118670\nWall time: 0.0216 seconds\nProcess exited with code 0\nOriginal token count: 106\nOutput:\n/bin/bash: line 1: powershell: command not found\n[INFO] git path: /usr/bin/git\n[INFO] git version: git version 2.43.0\n[WARN] git appears to be Cygwin or MSYS2 (non-MinGW) git (/usr/bin/git).\n This can cause signal errors and path translation issues.\n Fix: add 'C:\\Program Files\\Git\\cmd' to the front of PATH.\n[OK] No .git/index.lock present.\n\nOne or more issues detected. See warnings above.\n## work\n",{"_444":740,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_479":741,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_481":742,"_93":483},"call_STHWhc8j9vrlSNBZZqPGra2W","Chunk ID: a428da\nWall time: 0.0001 seconds\nProcess exited with code 0\nOriginal token count: 1378\nOutput:\n---\nname: taskdeck-pr-review-loop\ndescription: Perform Taskdeck PR self-review or fresh adversarial review, post review findings, address review comments and bot comments, verify fixes, and re-review. Use when the user asks to review PRs, spin fresh reviewers, check comments, address feedback, or run another adversarial pass on sensitive or failing work.\n---\n\n# Taskdeck PR Review Loop\n\nReview like a maintainer: find bugs, risks, missing tests, and docs drift before merge.\n\n## Read first\n\n1. `docs/STATUS.md`\n2. `AGENTS.md`\n3. `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`\n4. The linked issue and PR body\n5. The PR diff\n\n## Review focus\n\nPrioritize:\n\n- auth/authz and cross-user policy regressions\n- proposal-first automation safety\n- persistence/migration correctness\n- error contract stability\n- missing tests or weak assertions\n- frontend keyboard/accessibility/loading/error states\n- docs/testing-guide drift\n- CI workflow or project automation side effects\n\nDo not spend review energy on unrelated style unless it creates risk.\n\n## Review output\n\nUnless the user explicitly says otherwise, post findings as a PR comment organized by severity. Each finding needs:\n\n- file and line if available\n- concrete risk\n- expected fix or test\n- severity (CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW)\n\nAll findings at every severity must be addressed — there is no \"non-blocking\" category. Do not skip lower-priority findings.\n\nIf a finding is real but out of scope for this PR, seed a GitHub issue to track it. Never silently drop findings. Tech debt from reviews must be zero.\n\nIf there are no findings, post an explicit no-finding comment with residual risk and test gaps.\n\n## Sensitive PR rule\n\nRun a second fresh review when the PR touches:\n\n- security/auth/session/token behavior\n- migrations or data deletion/retention\n- MCP or external agent write surfaces\n- capture/review/proposal execution\n- GitHub workflows/project automation\n- broad frontend route or state flow\n- flaky/failing CI\n\nThe second reviewer should not rely on the first review summary unless addressing already-posted comments.\n\n## PR Comment Check (MANDATORY)\n\nBefore posting findings, read ALL existing PR comments:\n\n```bash\ngh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/comments\ngh pr view --comments\ngh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/issues/{number}/comments\n```\n\nLook for:\n- Human review comments not yet addressed\n- Dependabot alerts or suggestions\n- CodeQL / security scanning findings\n- CI bot failure messages\n- Previous adversarial review comments not yet resolved\n- Any automated tool output needing action\n\nAddress everything unaddressed: fix it, reply with invalidation evidence, or seed a tracked GitHub issue.\n\n## Addressing feedback\n\nWhen assigned to fix comments:\n\n1. Read all unresolved review threads, human comments, and bot comments.\n2. Group by root cause.\n3. Make focused fix commits.\n4. Run targeted checks.\n5. Reply to each thread with what changed and verification.\n6. Post a follow-up PR comment mapping each finding to its fix commit and verification result.\n7. Re-review the fixed diff.\n\nNever mark feedback resolved mentally without either fixing it, explaining why it is invalid, or seeding a follow-up as a GitHub issue.\n\n## Comment hygiene\n\nUse GitHub MCP for issue/PR metadata and comments when available. Use `gh` fallback when MCP is unavailable.\n\n## Rules\n\n- NEVER skip MEDIUM or LOW findings — there is no \"non-blocking\" category\n- Always check ALL existing PR comments (human, bot, previous reviews) before posting findings\n- Address every unaddressed comment: fix, invalidate with evidence, or seed a GitHub issue\n- Out-of-scope findings must be seeded as GitHub issues, never silently dropped\n- Always post a follow-up comment after fixes are pushed\n- Tech debt from reviews must be zero\n\nDo not merge PRs. Do not change repo settings, secrets, protections, environments, or workflow permissions.\n\n---VERIF---\n---\nname: taskdeck-verification-doc-sync\ndescription: Finish a Taskdeck change with the right checks and doc updates. Use at the end of implementation to choose verification scope, decide whether canonical docs changed, and prepare the required handoff summary.\n---\n\n# Taskdeck Verification And Doc Sync\n\nFinish the work completely: verify what changed, update the right docs, and report the result cleanly.\n\n## Read first\n\n1. `docs/STATUS.md`\n2. `AGENTS.md`\n3. `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`\n4. `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`\n\nRead when relevant:\n\n- `docs/MANUAL_TEST_CHECKLIST.md`\n- product or manual docs touched by the change\n\n## Verification workflow\n\n1. Run targeted checks for the touched area.\n2. Broaden only if the blast radius justifies it.\n3. Decide whether shipped reality or roadmap sequencing actually changed.\n4. Update the right docs.\n5. Prepare the required Taskdeck handoff summary.\n\n## Canonical doc rule\n\nUpdate `docs/STATUS.md` and `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` only when one of these is true:\n\n- shipped product or engineering reality changed\n- the active roadmap or next-step sequencing changed\n\nDo not touch them for narrow local-tooling changes, draft-doc improvements, or evidence-only work.\n\n## Required handoff shape\n\nProvide:\n\n- summary of changes\n- files touched\n- tests added or updated\n- commands run and results\n- docs updated\n- notable risks or follow-ups\n\n## Do not claim\n\n- a path is verified if you only reasoned about it\n- a feature is shipped if only demo tooling changed\n- canonical docs are current if implementation changed and the source-of-truth docs were left stale\n",{"_444":744,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_519":745,"_521":746,"_523":747,"_525":526,"_430":32,"_527":32,"_42":741,"_528":748,"_530":531,"_437":114,"_93":532},"---\nname: taskdeck-pr-review-loop\ndescription: Perform Taskdeck PR self-review or fresh adversarial review, post review findings, address review comments and bot comments, verify fixes, and re-review. Use when the user asks to review PRs, spin fresh reviewers, check comments, address feedback, or run another adversarial pass on sensitive or failing work.\n---\n\n# Taskdeck PR Review Loop\n\nReview like a maintainer: find bugs, risks, missing tests, and docs drift before merge.\n\n## Read first\n\n1. `docs/STATUS.md`\n2. `AGENTS.md`\n3. `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md`\n4. The linked issue and PR body\n5. The PR diff\n\n## Review focus\n\nPrioritize:\n\n- auth/authz and cross-user policy regressions\n- proposal-first automation safety\n- persistence/migration correctness\n- error contract stability\n- missing tests or weak assertions\n- frontend keyboard/accessibility/loading/error states\n- docs/testing-guide drift\n- CI workflow or project automation side effects\n\nDo not spend review energy on unrelated style unless it creates risk.\n\n## Review output\n\nUnless the user explicitly says otherwise, post findings as a PR comment organized by severity. Each finding needs:\n\n- file and line if available\n- concrete risk\n- expected fix or test\n- severity (CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW)\n\nAll findings at every severity must be addressed — there is no \"non-blocking\" category. Do not skip lower-priority findings.\n\nIf a finding is real but out of scope for this PR, seed a GitHub issue to track it. Never silently drop findings. Tech debt from reviews must be zero.\n\nIf there are no findings, post an explicit no-finding comment with residual risk and test gaps.\n\n## Sensitive PR rule\n\nRun a second fresh review when the PR touches:\n\n- security/auth/session/token behavior\n- migrations or data deletion/retention\n- MCP or external agent write surfaces\n- capture/review/proposal execution\n- GitHub workflows/project automation\n- broad frontend route or state flow\n- flaky/failing CI\n\nThe second reviewer should not rely on the first review summary unless addressing already-posted comments.\n\n## PR Comment Check (MANDATORY)\n\nBefore posting findings, read ALL existing PR comments:\n\n```bash\ngh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/comments\ngh pr view --comments\ngh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/issues/{number}/comments\n```\n\nLook for:\n- Human review comments not yet addressed\n- Dependabot alerts or suggestions\n- CodeQL / security scanning findings\n- CI bot failure messages\n- Previous adversarial review comments not yet resolved\n- Any automated tool output needing action\n\nAddress everything unaddressed: fix it, reply with invalidation evidence, or seed a tracked GitHub issue.\n\n## Addressing feedback\n\nWhen assigned to fix comments:\n\n1. Read all unresolved review threads, human comments, and bot comments.\n2. Group by root cause.\n3. Make focused fix commits.\n4. Run targeted checks.\n5. Reply to each thread with what changed and verification.\n6. Post a follow-up PR comment mapping each finding to its fix commit and verification result.\n7. Re-review the fixed diff.\n\nNever mark feedback resolved mentally without either fixing it, explaining why it is invalid, or seeding a follow-up as a GitHub issue.\n\n## Comment hygiene\n\nUse GitHub MCP for issue/PR metadata and comments when available. Use `gh` fallback when MCP is unavailable.\n\n## Rules\n\n- NEVER skip MEDIUM or LOW findings — there is no \"non-blocking\" category\n- Always check ALL existing PR comments (human, bot, previous reviews) before posting findings\n- Address every unaddressed comment: fix, invalidate with evidence, or seed a GitHub issue\n- Out-of-scope findings must be seeded as GitHub issues, never silently dropped\n- Always post a follow-up comment after fixes are pushed\n- Tech debt from reviews must be zero\n\nDo not merge PRs. Do not change repo settings, secrets, protections, environments, or workflow permissions.\n\n---VERIF---\n---\nname: taskdeck-verification-doc-sync\ndescription: Finish a Taskdeck change with the right checks and doc updates. Use at the end of implementation to choose verification scope, decide whether canonical docs changed, and prepare the required handoff summary.\n---\n\n# Taskdeck Verification And Doc Sync\n\nFinish the work completely: verify what changed, update the right docs, and report the result cleanly.\n\n## Read first\n\n1. `docs/STATUS.md`\n2. `AGENTS.md`\n3. `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`\n4. `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`\n\nRead when relevant:\n\n- `docs/MANUAL_TEST_CHECKLIST.md`\n- product or manual docs touched by the change\n\n## Verification workflow\n\n1. Run targeted checks for the touched area.\n2. Broaden only if the blast radius justifies it.\n3. Decide whether shipped reality or roadmap sequencing actually changed.\n4. Update the right docs.\n5. Prepare the required Taskdeck handoff summary.\n\n## Canonical doc rule\n\nUpdate `docs/STATUS.md` and `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` only when one of these is true:\n\n- shipped product or engineering reality changed\n- the active roadmap or next-step sequencing changed\n\nDo not touch them for narrow local-tooling changes, draft-doc improvements, or evidence-only work.\n\n## Required handoff shape\n\nProvide:\n\n- summary of changes\n- files touched\n- tests added or updated\n- commands run and results\n- docs updated\n- notable risks or follow-ups\n\n## Do not claim\n\n- a path is verified if you only reasoned about it\n- a feature is shipped if only demo tooling changed\n- canonical docs are current if implementation changed and the source-of-truth docs were left stale\n","/bin/bash -lc \"cat .codex/skills/taskdeck-pr-review-loop/SKILL.md && printf '\\\\n---VERIF---\\\\n' && cat .codex/skills/taskdeck-verification-doc-sync/SKILL.md\"",[749,750],"71551",{"_521":754,"_209":752,"_173":755,"_93":704},{"_521":751,"_209":752,"_173":753,"_93":704},"cat .codex/skills/taskdeck-verification-doc-sync/SKILL.md","SKILL.md","/workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-verification-doc-sync/SKILL.md","cat .codex/skills/taskdeck-pr-review-loop/SKILL.md","/workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-pr-review-loop/SKILL.md",{"_444":757,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_487":758,"_479":732,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_209":539,"_510":-5,"_93":512},"{\"cmd\":\"powershell -File scripts/check-git-env.ps1 || bash scripts/check-git-env.sh; git status --short --branch\",\"workdir\":\"/workspace/Taskdeck\",\"yield_time_ms\":1000,\"max_output_tokens\":12000}",{"_444":760,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_487":761,"_479":741,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_209":539,"_510":-5,"_93":512},"{\"cmd\":\"cat .codex/skills/taskdeck-pr-review-loop/SKILL.md && printf '\\\\n---VERIF---\\\\n' && cat .codex/skills/taskdeck-verification-doc-sync/SKILL.md\",\"workdir\":\"/workspace/Taskdeck\",\"yield_time_ms\":1000,\"max_output_tokens\":12000}",{"_444":763,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_447":764,"_449":-5,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_451":670,"_97":94,"_93":453},[765],{"_46":766,"_93":456},"Using `taskdeck-pr-review-loop` for PR follow-up/review-comment handling, plus `taskdeck-verification-doc-sync` before handoff.",{"_444":768,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_42":769,"_451":670,"_46":766,"_93":461},"msg_070bc535f0203a29016a55785b464481939780c547ccb6cc78",{"_444":771,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_447":-5,"_464":772,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_466":773,"_93":468},"gAAAAABqVXhbRxhF_gDIMDYbzCYTkozOf8qWkCx5kJWUWWa8u45qR5LOfP79c4vjdx_QcNV5Zkb6DhYgqP76DmDRHG2utgqTIKP5qoV3ufJNCJlEIyx2h990Q8en-JN8eVdnAzChzt_kpzDgB_PLxCJWtAOcsO735REdz7AuM5uZ8vCds-bZxI3JEW5Uf4yZ_HDTW63pbsfDn31tPhpIJADkDeH-uJZsUBeBreS0p8YzwhIVcxKWTjrCG5V8jHnEeCO8DLvWf9J4fSnTMcoQvwUEV9SrR4_sAf4fHb51kUAvDnE3pF2KKVn6UE1pG4HWq454PNOahRP4UpfVHHDeOh7fNwerScihhedcFLTcgVmPzFR4fB9t4BZqvRK0ntRay-85ycAuL_ZfOKV_AN6GULXb1mUk9HbP49WgJPM8TA-UgEmBHW_L_JXSOPXUK5dMJno4HyhUUPh2IImfojxopjS73NGO8Z2U5ZdioNMYnhoUQ00v2dUwSTeCttJ9l0Yt6BtSkyPvwsEUaUHK4qpgtFUudeaw8QE6SiASRVJYVtU0R827bhDvGru2yqWTQVAdUjz6Fm_P0egeKdrNZgyqSkRVrv3I5CKhcgmMdzaojpYiiGdI-keyx-4iQ8jbyGsTB8PM874zcCT1i6KWNqgTiVmGpIXe3kqjyhpMIpZJ6otK1cTW7JNKlca8T348Ovjp18R0zMOfxpTaGUebun2nLRt3bhTTd7x6CdQSP6ZZUmAD-XlJdpZlVMUlQS-hTvy863dSPPd0J3FOLZR6s6mWnW51DmW-go12R22SXcnxF3sHC9cs3auqaEiS9wgWrw3ingp4phb9uCOBbtyY1ij7bo1baoHWwGOnJn2KwVNMifrPCwMbkH-qb94rWicsLzyMIkIN7GAcQt3P2Xy7hu7B8JnUvAoQyK2T0Vt-PklTcE1MdBOK6ydaGsoEDEUpnjKnkf_G2dEsasDr_GIJJ6rGhFX7g3GZ_UyfZ6FAs1EDwJk_ic8RX1IXCsJfO9zu0xZH9ASMFJDT5Uz-TbS_1NLTGb5CzYOau3YM7lhuumIsHei1Xtq-m8CgMZA=",[774],{"_46":775,"_93":471},"**Inspecting pull request comments**",{"_444":777,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_447":778,"_42":779,"_466":780,"_93":468},[],"rs_070bc535f0203a29016a55785a415881938c961d1a2b3c5cb2",[775],{"_444":782,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_783":-5,"_447":784,"_42":785,"_93":786},"clientId",[787],"11a2b8cb-d4f2-4028-87aa-8fdc0f912cab","userMessage",{"_46":788,"_789":790,"_93":46},"\nYou are Codex, assisting with follow-up actions on a GitHub pull request.\n\nInput blocks\n------------\n… # The comment or event that invoked you\n… # PR metadata (title, branches, SHAs, status, etc.)\n… # Comments / Reviews for the PR\n\nPossible triggers\n• A user mentions you (@codex)\n• A reviewer requests changes\n• An automated or internal system asks you to review / update\n\nGuidelines\n1. Read the block first and treat it as the primary intent.\n2. Always consult and to interpret and validate the trigger; use only context that materially affects your decision and ignore the rest.\n3. If the trigger comes from a comment thread, the first block will be combined earlier comments from the same thread, clearly indicated with `Comments in the same thread`.\n4. Remaining blocks are in chronological order, oldest first, one block per comment.\n5. When the trigger relates to CI/build status (e.g., “help me fix CI”), incorporate CI/status details found in as supporting context.\n6. If code change is needed, generate a **new** PR with the requested changes. The PR title and message should summarize the changes **on top** of the original pull request.\n## Self-review pass 1 ? no findings\n\nReviewed the exact-head diff (`644968dee1b817b8065cd3ade75d8dc60235e077`) against #1358 with a workflow-correctness, threshold-boundary, artifact-ownership, docs-truth, and ledger-audit lens.\n\nExisting review surfaces checked before this comment:\n- inline review comments: none\n- PR conversation comments: only the fresh `@codex review` request\n- submitted reviews: Copilot quota-exhaustion notice only; it contains no actionable finding\n- human/bot threads requiring a fix or evidence reply: none\n\nNo CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW implementation findings in this pass. The change maps both Ubuntu k6 containers to the runner UID/GID, preserves the aggregate/read/error/check gates, and tests the tagged 2000 ms warning plus 2200 ms breach boundaries.\n\nResidual risk: the local non-root summary-export proof ran on Docker Desktop, so exact Ubuntu bind-mount behavior still depends on the labeled Extended load/performance jobs. This T4 PR remains never-self-merge; exact-head CI and the second independent adversarial review are still pending.{\"title\":\"Repair nightly k6 summary ownership and capacity gate\",\"body\":\"## Summary\\n\\n- run both reusable k6 containers with the GitHub runner's host UID/GID so bind-mounted summary exports are writable\\n- record the measured 20-VU SQLite board-write capacity: warn at 2000 ms p95 and fail at 2200 ms (10% CI jitter allowance)\\n- preserve aggregate p95/p99, board-read, HTTP error-rate, and check-rate hard gates\\n- document the capacity contract and append the #1330 resolution plus #1358 nightly blocker evidence to the failure ledger\\n\\n## Implementation notes\\n\\n- `--user \\\"$(id -u):$(id -g)\\\"` is applied to both k6 Docker invocations; no workflow permission or trigger changes are included.\\n- The analyzer now emits an explicit tagged board-write capacity warning/error and records tagged p95 in its JSON report.\\n- Release triggers, mutation testing, Pages, branch protection, STATUS, and MASTERPLAN are intentionally untouched.\\n\\n## Tests and verification\\n\\n- `node --test scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs` ? 2 passed, 0 failed\\n- `node --check scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.mjs` ? passed\\n- `docker run ... rhysd/actionlint:1.7.7 -color` ? passed with no findings\\n- `node scripts/check-docs-governance.mjs` ? passed\\n- `node scripts/check-golden-principles.mjs` ? passed\\n- `node scripts/check-github-ops-governance.mjs` ? passed\\n- JSONL parse + `python scripts/agent_hooks/render_failure_ledger.py` ? passed\\n- short Docker Desktop bind-mount proof using `grafana/k6:0.49.0`, explicit non-root `1000:1000`, and `--summary-export` ? summary created and parsed (667 bytes)\\n- `git diff --check origin/main...HEAD` ? passed\\n\\n## Docs impact\\n\\nUpdated `docs/PERFORMANCE_BUDGETS.md`, the focused load/CI sections of `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`, and the generated failure-ledger pair. Canonical `docs/STATUS.md` and `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` are unchanged because this T4 workflow change is not shipped until maintainer merge.\\n\\n## Risks and follow-up\\n\\n- The local summary-export proof ran through Docker Desktop; exact Ubuntu host-ownership behavior is therefore gated on the PR's Extended load/performance jobs.\\n- The 2200 ms gate deliberately records measured SQLite capacity rather than promising a lower latency target; the 2000 ms warning keeps near-capacity pressure visible.\\n- Required and Extended exact-head CI plus two independent adversarial reviews must be green/resolved before maintainer consideration.\\n\\n**T4 workflow change: agents must never self-merge this PR.**\\n\\nRefs #1358\\nRefs #1275\",\"base_ref\":\"ae4d726aefdeb09e501c3a2ec39cf7e30f7d0395\",\"head_ref\":\"644968dee1b817b8065cd3ade75d8dc60235e077\",\"merge_commit_sha\":null,\"type\":\"pull_request_info\"}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"Copilot was unable to review this pull request because the user who requested the review has reached their quota limit.\",\"path\":null,\"side\":null,\"line\":null}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"![medium](https://www.gstatic.com/codereviewagent/medium-priority.svg)\\n\\nUsing `process.cwd()` to resolve the path of the analyzer script makes the test suite fragile because it assumes the tests are always run from the repository root. Resolving the path relative to `import.meta.url` is much more robust and ensures the tests run successfully regardless of the current working directory.\\n\\n```suggestion\\nimport { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\\nimport test from 'node:test'\\nimport { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\\n\\nconst analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\\n```\",\"path\":\"scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":8}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"## Code Review\\n\\nThis pull request recalibrates the performance regression gate for SQLite board-write workloads under heavy load (20 VUs). Specifically, it updates the hard gate threshold from 1500ms to 2200ms (measured 2000ms capacity plus a 10% jitter allowance) and introduces a warning at or above the 2000ms capacity. It also maps the k6 docker container to the host UID/GID to resolve bind-mount permission issues, updates documentation and failure ledgers, and adds a test suite for the threshold analyzer. The reviewer suggested a robustness improvement in the new test file to resolve the analyzer script path relative to `import.meta.url` instead of using `process.cwd()`.\\n\\n> [!IMPORTANT]\\n> The [consumer version of Gemini Code Assist on GitHub](https://developers.google.com/gemini-code-assist/docs/review-repo-code) is being sunset. 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Surface its open items in any summary/status/handoff; only check items off when the maintainer says they are done.\n- Read `docs/STATUS.md` for Current Focus and constraints (source of truth).\n- Use `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` for roadmap context.\n- Use `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md` for stable repository invariants and guardrails.\n- Use `docs/ISSUE_EXECUTION_GUIDE.md` for dependency-aware issue execution order.\n- For Codex routing, read `.codex/README.md` and `.codex/memories/00_ACTIVE.md`.\n- For Claude Code routing, read `.claude/README.md` and `CLAUDE.md`.\n- For test operations, see `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`.\n- Precedence when instructions conflict: `docs/STATUS.md` > this file > subfolder `AGENTS.md`.\n\n## MCP tools (agent tooling)\n- See `docs/MCP_TOOLING_GUIDE.md` for tool selection rules and safe usage.\n- For high-autonomy Codex issue/PR/CI batches, see `docs/tooling/CODEX_AUTONOMY_RUNBOOK.md`.\n- For low-context agent orientation, use `autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md`.\n- For blocker questions, unresolved failures, guide updates, and skill routing, use `docs/agentic/`.\n- MCP-first default: when an MCP tool can perform a task, use MCP before shell/CLI alternatives.\n- Prefer MCP tools over guessing:\n - OpenAI/Codex/API docs -> openaiDeveloperDocs MCP\n - Third-party library docs -> Context7 MCP\n - UI reproduction/regression -> Playwright MCP\n - Repo search -> native `rg` (ripgrep MCP unreliable on Windows; fallback to GitHub search_code)\n - Issues/PRs/workflows -> GitHub MCP (write actions only when required)\n- Fallback rule:\n - if MCP is unavailable, failing, or lacks required capability, use shell/CLI fallback and state that fallback briefly in handoff notes.\n\n## Multi-Agent / Parallel Execution (required)\n- When the Codex runtime exposes spawned subagents, use them without asking for extra permission when they are efficient for safely parallelizable work — but right-size the fan-out (start inline; a few agents, not a reflexive fleet), and keep one coordinator for synthesis and final verification.\n- Split only when work can be separated by clear ownership and can proceed without blocking the coordinator's immediate next step.\n- If spawned agents are unavailable, use explicit git worktrees plus separate Codex/Claude sessions or GitHub coding-agent tasks; do not claim subagent execution unless it actually happened.\n- Split ownership by file/module/concern so concurrent work does not overlap.\n- Keep one coordinator responsible for issue selection, synthesis, conflict resolution, docs rehydration, project status/priority sync, and final verification.\n- Do not delegate final synthesis, ownership decisions, or broad vague cleanup.\n- For batch issue execution, PR review loops, CI recovery, and docs reconciliation, follow `docs/tooling/CODEX_AUTONOMY_RUNBOOK.md`.\n\n## Project Operations Automation (required)\n- Read `docs/GITHUB_PROJECT_AUTOMATION.md` before changing project operations, issue templates, or workflow conventions.\n- Canonical project status model is: `Pending`, `Now`, `Next`, `Blocked`, `Review`, `Done`.\n- Do not introduce labels in issue templates that are not in the required label set documented in `docs/GITHUB_PROJECT_AUTOMATION.md`.\n- Priority sync is mandatory:\n - For issue project items, set project `Priority` to match the issue's single priority label (`Priority I` to `Priority V`).\n - For PR project items, derive `Priority` from linked/referenced issues; if multiple priorities exist, choose highest urgency (`I` highest); if none can be derived, set `Priority V`.\n - Before handoff, verify no issue/PR project item has empty `Priority`.\n- If workflow/status conventions change, update both:\n - `docs/GITHUB_PROJECT_AUTOMATION.md`\n - this `AGENTS.md` (only if contributor behavior expectations changed)\n\n## Local skill packs\n- Repo-local Codex skills live under `.codex/skills/` and supplement `AGENTS.md`; they do not override it. Start with `.codex/skills/README.md`.\n- Repo-local Claude Code skills live under `.claude/skills/` and mirror the same Taskdeck workflows for Claude sessions. Start with `.claude/skills/README.md`.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-issue-batch-orchestrator` when asked to take care of many issues, pick issues, coordinate worktrees/subagents, open PRs, run review loops, or reconcile a high-autonomy batch.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-worktree-issue-worker` when implementing a single assigned issue in an isolated worktree.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-pr-review-loop` when reviewing PRs, spinning fresh adversarial reviewers, posting findings, or addressing review/bot comments.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-ci-conflict-recovery` when checking failing CI, resolving PR conflicts, inspecting bot comments, or recovering blocked PRs.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-repo-onramp` when the request is broad, the repo area is unfamiliar, or current Taskdeck reality must be reconciled before planning.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-backend-slice` for backend/API/application/infrastructure/worker/auth behavior changes.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-frontend-workspace-slice` for frontend shell, workspace, route, help-state, and novice-legibility work outside the core capture-review semantics.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-capture-review-loop` when capture, inbox, proposal review, execute flow, provenance, or board handoff semantics are involved.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-demo-regression` when a task needs the right evidence path, seeded demo state, Playwright proof, or stakeholder-facing walkthrough validation.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-verification-doc-sync` at the end of implementation to choose the right checks, update only the right docs, and prepare the required Taskdeck handoff summary.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-question-batch` when ambiguity needs a blocker/assumption decision instead of context-expensive question loops.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-failure-capture` when failed tools, tests, CI, MCP, docs checks, or workarounds must be classified and surfaced.\n- Use `.codex/skills/taskdeck-interface-map` when adding, splitting, or documenting complex seams that should be findable through `autodoc/AGENT_INDEX.md`.\n\n## Work protocol (required)\n- Before edits: write a short plan (files, approach, risks, tests).\n- Keep diffs small and scoped; avoid large mixed refactors.\n- Ask only for true blockers; otherwise proceed with explicit assumptions. Use `docs/agentic/QUESTION_PROTOCOL.md`.\n- Do not silently bury failed commands or tool workarounds. Use `docs/agentic/FAILURE_LEDGER.md` when unresolved failures matter for future agents or handoff confidence.\n- Prefer incremental execution with incremental, file-scoped commits when the work spans multiple files or concerns.\n- After edits: run required checks and report results.\n- If you cannot run checks, state exactly why and what you would run.\n- In this Windows PowerShell environment, do not chain commands with `&&`; use `;` and check `$LASTEXITCODE` when failure handling matters.\n- For product-facing slices, ensure issue scope and acceptance criteria explicitly align with the current thesis (reduce maintenance overhead/capture friction and preserve review-first trust).\n\n### Windows Git Reliability Fallback\n- Run `bash scripts/check-git-env.sh` at the start of a session to validate git resolution and index.lock state.\n- In PowerShell/Codex-native sessions, prefer `powershell -File scripts/check-git-env.ps1`; the Bash script remains available for Bash shells.\n- If `git` resolves to Cygwin or produces signal/pipe-style failures, use `C:\\Program Files\\Git\\cmd\\git.exe` explicitly for repo operations (or add `C:\\Program Files\\Git\\cmd` to the front of `PATH`).\n- When running automated commits in the background terminal, append `--no-gpg-sign` to `git commit` to prevent hidden GPG pinentry prompts from freezing the process. Do NOT use `--no-verify` — pre-commit hooks must run; if a hook fails, investigate and fix the underlying issue.\n- If a commit fails because `.git/index.lock` cannot be created, first check for active `git` processes; remove `.git/index.lock` only when no git process is running. The `check-git-env.sh` script automates this detection.\n- For stacked branches with small conflict surfaces, prefer `merge` over `rebase` when branch reconciliation starts stalling (for example long-running interactive/conflict loops). Resolve conflicts once, merge, and continue delivery.\n\n### Codex Worktree Safety\n- Use `scripts/git/New-CodexIssueWorktree.ps1` to create isolated issue worktrees under `.worktrees/`.\n- First command in a Codex worktree worker session must be `powershell -File scripts/worktree_guard.ps1` (or `source scripts/worktree_guard.sh` in Bash).\n- Do not pass absolute main-checkout paths to worktree workers; derive paths from `$env:WT_PROJECT_DIR` or `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`.\n- Only the coordinator should update canonical batch docs such as `docs/STATUS.md`, `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md`, and `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md` unless a worker explicitly owns a docs-only issue.\n\n### Small Mainline Exception\n- If a change is very small and low-risk (especially minor docs wording/checklist updates), do not automatically create a branch/PR.\n- If the user already asked for the change directly, it may be applied on the current branch after checking git status and keeping the diff narrow.\n- If the user did not clearly ask for the change, prompt first and offer to let the user apply it directly on `main`.\n- Only proceed with branch/PR flow for these tiny changes when the user explicitly asks for it.\n\n## Review Policy (non-negotiable)\n\nEvery code review — self-review, adversarial review, subagent review — follows these rules:\n\n1. **Post findings on the PR.** Unless the user explicitly says otherwise, when a review targets a PR, post a comment with all findings organized by severity. This is the default, not optional.\n2. **Fix everything found.** Every finding at every severity (CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW) must be addressed with a fix, commit, and verification. There is no \"non-blocking\" category that gets ignored. Do not skip lower-priority findings.\n3. **Out-of-scope findings get tracked, not buried.** If a finding is real but drifts outside the PR's scope, document it and seed a GitHub issue (or add to an existing tracking issue). Never silently drop it. Tech debt from reviews must be zero.\n4. **Inspect all existing PR comments.** Before posting findings, read ALL comments on the PR — human reviews, bot comments (Dependabot, CodeQL, CI bots), and previous adversarial review threads. Address anything unaddressed: fix it, reply with invalidation evidence, or seed a tracked follow-up.\n5. **Post fix evidence.** After fixing findings, post a follow-up comment mapping each finding to its fix commit and verification result.\n\nThese rules apply equally to Claude and Codex agents, subagents, and worktree workers.\n\n## Definition of Done (non-negotiable)\n- Behavior changes ship with tests (unit/integration/E2E as appropriate).\n- Handle error cases explicitly; do not swallow failures.\n- Update docs when reality changes:\n - `docs/STATUS.md` (what is true now)\n - `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` (roadmap impact / next steps)\n\n## Security baseline (always on)\n- Never trust client input for identity/authority.\n- Enforce authn/authz consistently for protected resources.\n- Validate inputs server-side; fail safely.\n- Do not log secrets, tokens, or sensitive user data.\n\n## Project Structure & Modules\n- Backend (.NET): `backend/Taskdeck.sln` with layered projects under `backend/src`\n (`Taskdeck.Api`, `Taskdeck.Application`, `Taskdeck.Domain`, `Taskdeck.Infrastructure`, `Taskdeck.Cli`).\n- Backend tests: `backend/tests` with project-per-layer test suites.\n- Frontend (Vue 3 + Vite): `frontend/taskdeck-web` with app source in `src`, static assets in `public`.\n- Docs and planning: Start with `docs/STATUS.md` (source of truth),\n `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` (active roadmap), `docs/GOLDEN_PRINCIPLES.md` (stable invariants), and `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md` (test operations).\n Historical context lives under `docs/archive/`.\n\n## Build, Test & Run\n- Backend restore/build: `dotnet restore backend/Taskdeck.sln` and `dotnet build backend/Taskdeck.sln -c Release`.\n- Backend tests (required): `dotnet test backend/Taskdeck.sln -c Release -m:1`.\n- Backend API (local): from `backend/src/Taskdeck.Api`, run `dotnet run`.\n- Frontend dev server: from `frontend/taskdeck-web`, run `npm install` once, then `npm run dev`.\n- Frontend checks (required when frontend touched): from `frontend/taskdeck-web`,\n `npm run typecheck; if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) { exit $LASTEXITCODE }; npm run build; if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) { exit $LASTEXITCODE }; npx vitest --run` (PowerShell fail-fast; do not use `&&`).\n\n## Coding Style & Naming\n- Backend: C# conventions, 4-space indentation, PascalCase for classes and public members,\n camelCase for locals and parameters. Keep layers pure (e.g., `Domain` has no infrastructure dependencies).\n- Frontend: TypeScript + Vue SFCs in `PascalCase.vue`. Use script setup and composition APIs where existing code does.\n Prefer meaningful names over abbreviations.\n- Keep formatting consistent with existing files; do not introduce new style tools without discussion.\n\n## Testing Guidelines\n- Prefer unit tests close to the corresponding project (e.g., `Taskdeck.Application.Tests` for application logic).\n- Mirror production namespaces in test namespaces and file names (e.g., `FooServiceTests.cs` for `FooService`).\n- Add coverage for new branches and error paths, especially in application services and HTTP endpoints.\n- For frontend, add tests following the existing tooling (or document gaps clearly if tests are not yet present).\n\n## Commit & Pull Request Guidelines\n- Commits: Use clear, present-tense messages (e.g., `Add booking validation to application layer`).\n Default to small focused incremental commits, often one commit per changed file with a short file-specific description.\n Keep commits small and focused; avoid large mixed-topic commits.\n If a single logical change must touch multiple files, keep the smallest practical commit set and explain why.\n Exception: for pure file move/rename batches (no content changes), one grouped commit is acceptable and preferred.\n- Pull requests: Provide a short summary, key implementation notes, and testing evidence\n (commands run, screenshots for UI changes). Link related issues/tasks where applicable.\n- Keep PRs focused and small when possible; prefer follow-up PRs for refactors or additional cleanup.\n- PRs touching CI workflows (`.github/workflows/`), infrastructure (`deploy/`, `scripts/`), or project files (`*.csproj`) auto-trigger CI Extended. Ensure CI Extended is green before merging these PRs.\n- For issue execution unless the user explicitly says otherwise: open the PR after verification is complete, then perform a deliberate reviewer-style pass on the PR diff/comments before handoff. Follow the Review Policy: post findings, fix everything, address all existing comments, and seed issues for out-of-scope items. Follow the Review Policy: post findings, fix everything, address all existing comments, and seed issues for out-of-scope items.\n\n## Output expectations (after work)\nProvide:\n- Summary of changes\n- Files touched\n- Tests added/updated\n- Commands run + results\n- Docs updated (`STATUS` / `MASTERPLAN`)\n- Notable risks or follow-ups (if any)\n\nSee `docs/tooling/FUTURE_HARNESS_BACKLOG.md` for deferred harness/MCP upgrades.\n\nSee `docs/tooling/DEVTOOLS_OBSERVABILITY_ADDON.md` for Playwright vs DevTools vs logs decision rules.\n\n",{"_444":804,"_425":426,"_446":432},{"_447":805,"_449":-5,"_42":-5,"_450":-5,"_451":-5,"_97":806,"_93":453},[807,808],"developer",{"_46":810,"_93":795},{"_46":809,"_93":795},"\n## Skills\nA skill is a set of local instructions to follow that is stored in a `SKILL.md` file. Below is the list of skills that can be used. Each entry includes a name, description, and file path so you can open the source for full instructions when using a specific skill.\n### Available skills\n- imagegen: Generate or edit raster images when the task benefits from AI-created bitmap visuals such as photos, illustrations, textures, sprites, mockups, or transparent-background cutouts. Use when Codex should create a brand-new image, transform an existing image, or derive visual variants from references, and the output should be a bitmap asset rather than repo-native code or vector. Do not use when the task is better handled by editing existing SVG/vector/code-native assets, extending an established icon or logo system, or building the visual directly in HTML/CSS/canvas. (file: /opt/codex/skills/.system/imagegen/SKILL.md)\n- openai-docs: Use when the user asks how to build with OpenAI products or APIs and needs up-to-date official documentation with citations, help choosing the latest model for a use case, or model upgrade and prompt-upgrade guidance; prioritize OpenAI docs MCP tools, use bundled references only as helper context, and restrict any fallback browsing to official OpenAI domains. (file: /opt/codex/skills/.system/openai-docs/SKILL.md)\n- plugin-creator: Create and scaffold plugin directories for Codex with a required `.codex-plugin/plugin.json`, optional plugin folders/files, and baseline placeholders you can edit before publishing or testing. Use when Codex needs to create a new local plugin, add optional plugin structure, or generate or update repo-root `.agents/plugins/marketplace.json` entries for plugin ordering and availability metadata. (file: /opt/codex/skills/.system/plugin-creator/SKILL.md)\n- skill-creator: Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Codex's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations. (file: /opt/codex/skills/.system/skill-creator/SKILL.md)\n- skill-installer: Install Codex skills into $CODEX_HOME/skills from a curated list or a GitHub repo path. Use when a user asks to list installable skills, install a curated skill, or install a skill from another repo (including private repos). (file: /opt/codex/skills/.system/skill-installer/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-backend-slice: Implement Taskdeck backend changes safely. Use when changing .NET API, application, domain, infrastructure, worker, auth, provider-runtime, import-export, notification, archive, or persistence behavior. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-backend-slice/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-capture-review-loop: Protect Taskdeck's core capture-review-apply-board loop. Use when touching Inbox, capture, triage, automation proposals, proposal summaries, approve-reject-execute behavior, provenance, or board handoff semantics across backend or frontend. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-capture-review-loop/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-ci-conflict-recovery: Triage and fix Taskdeck PR failures involving CI, GitHub bot comments, merge conflicts, stale branches, flaky tests, or blocked checks. Use when the user asks Codex to check failing CI, inspect PR comments, fix conflicts, monitor runs, rerun checks, or recover PRs after review automation reports errors. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-ci-conflict-recovery/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-demo-regression: Validate Taskdeck with the smallest evidence path that proves the change. Use when a task needs seeded demo state, Playwright proof, screenshots, or stakeholder walkthrough evidence. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-demo-regression/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-failure-capture: Classify and record Taskdeck agent failures, failed commands, flaky or blocked checks, MCP/tool problems, CI failures, docs-governance warnings, and workarounds. Use whenever unresolved friction should be visible in handoff or promoted into guidance. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-failure-capture/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-frontend-workspace-slice: Implement Taskdeck frontend shell and workspace changes. Use when changing Vue routes, stores, components, Home, Today, Boards, workspace-mode flows, keyboard behavior, help states, or novice-first product legibility outside the core capture-review semantics. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-frontend-workspace-slice/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-interface-map: Maintain Taskdeck's agent-facing interface maps. Use when adding, splitting, refactoring, or documenting complex domains so future agents can find entry points, invariants, edit seams, traps, and verification commands without bulk-reading the repo. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-interface-map/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-issue-batch-orchestrator: Coordinate high-autonomy Taskdeck issue batches from selection through PR review and handoff. Use when the user asks Codex to take care of many issues, pick next issues, run a batch, coordinate subagents/worktrees, seed follow-ups, reconcile GitHub project status, or automate issue-to-PR execution across multiple independent workstreams. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-issue-batch-orchestrator/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-pr-review-loop: Perform Taskdeck PR self-review or fresh adversarial review, post review findings, address review comments and bot comments, verify fixes, and re-review. Use when the user asks to review PRs, spin fresh reviewers, check comments, address feedback, or run another adversarial pass on sensitive or failing work. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-pr-review-loop/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-question-batch: Decide whether a Taskdeck agent should ask the user, proceed with a documented assumption, or stop for safety. Use when a task is broad, underspecified, has possible product/security/schema ambiguity, or risks context-expensive question loops. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-question-batch/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-repo-onramp: Orient to the Taskdeck repo before editing. Use when starting a session, entering an unfamiliar area, reconciling a broad request against current reality, or turning a vague task into a scoped plan. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-repo-onramp/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-verification-doc-sync: Finish a Taskdeck change with the right checks and doc updates. Use at the end of implementation to choose verification scope, decide whether canonical docs changed, and prepare the required handoff summary. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-verification-doc-sync/SKILL.md)\n- taskdeck-worktree-issue-worker: Implement one Taskdeck GitHub issue in an isolated worktree with focused ownership, small commits, tests, PR creation, and handoff. Use when a coordinator assigns Codex a single issue, asks for issue-to-PR execution, or launches a worker/subagent for backend, frontend, docs, or testing implementation. (file: /workspace/Taskdeck/.codex/skills/taskdeck-worktree-issue-worker/SKILL.md)\n### How to use skills\n- Discovery: The list above is the skills available in this session (name + description + file path). Skill bodies live on disk at the listed paths.\n- Trigger rules: If the user names a skill (with `$SkillName` or plain text) OR the task clearly matches a skill's description shown above, you must use that skill for that turn. Multiple mentions mean use them all. Do not carry skills across turns unless re-mentioned.\n- Missing/blocked: If a named skill isn't in the list or the path can't be read, say so briefly and continue with the best fallback.\n- How to use a skill (progressive disclosure):\n 1) After deciding to use a skill, open its `SKILL.md`. Read only enough to follow the workflow.\n 2) When `SKILL.md` references relative paths (e.g., `scripts/foo.py`), resolve them relative to the skill directory listed above first, and only consider other paths if needed.\n 3) If `SKILL.md` points to extra folders such as `references/`, load only the specific files needed for the request; don't bulk-load everything.\n 4) If `scripts/` exist, prefer running or patching them instead of retyping large code blocks.\n 5) If `assets/` or templates exist, reuse them instead of recreating from scratch.\n- Coordination and sequencing:\n - If multiple skills apply, choose the minimal set that covers the request and state the order you'll use them.\n - Announce which skill(s) you're using and why (one short line). If you skip an obvious skill, say why.\n- Context hygiene:\n - Keep context small: summarize long sections instead of pasting them; only load extra files when needed.\n - Avoid deep reference-chasing: prefer opening only files directly linked from `SKILL.md` unless you're blocked.\n - When variants exist (frameworks, providers, domains), pick only the relevant reference file(s) and note that choice.\n- Safety and fallback: If a skill can't be applied cleanly (missing files, unclear instructions), state the issue, pick the next-best approach, and continue.\n","\nFilesystem sandboxing defines which files can be read or written. `sandbox_mode` is `danger-full-access`: No filesystem sandboxing - all commands are permitted. Network access is enabled.\nApproval policy is currently never. 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The change maps both Ubuntu k6 containers to the runner UID/GID, preserves the aggregate/read/error/check gates, and tests the tagged 2000 ms warning plus 2200 ms breach boundaries.\n\nResidual risk: the local non-root summary-export proof ran on Docker Desktop, so exact Ubuntu bind-mount behavior still depends on the labeled Extended load/performance jobs. This T4 PR remains never-self-merge; exact-head CI and the second independent adversarial review are still pending.\nRepair nightly k6 summary ownership and capacity gate\n\n## Summary\n\n- run both reusable k6 containers with the GitHub runner's host UID/GID so bind-mounted summary exports are writable\n- record the measured 20-VU SQLite board-write capacity: warn at 2000 ms p95 and fail at 2200 ms (10% CI jitter allowance)\n- preserve aggregate p95/p99, board-read, HTTP error-rate, and check-rate hard gates\n- document the capacity contract and append the #1330 resolution plus #1358 nightly blocker evidence to the failure ledger\n\n## Implementation notes\n\n- `--user \"$(id -u):$(id -g)\"` is applied to both k6 Docker invocations; no workflow permission or trigger changes are included.\n- The analyzer now emits an explicit tagged board-write capacity warning/error and records tagged p95 in its JSON report.\n- Release triggers, mutation testing, Pages, branch protection, STATUS, and MASTERPLAN are intentionally untouched.\n\n## Tests and verification\n\n- `node --test scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.test.mjs` ? 2 passed, 0 failed\n- `node --check scripts/ci/check-k6-thresholds.mjs` ? passed\n- `docker run ... rhysd/actionlint:1.7.7 -color` ? passed with no findings\n- `node scripts/check-docs-governance.mjs` ? passed\n- `node scripts/check-golden-principles.mjs` ? passed\n- `node scripts/check-github-ops-governance.mjs` ? passed\n- JSONL parse + `python scripts/agent_hooks/render_failure_ledger.py` ? passed\n- short Docker Desktop bind-mount proof using `grafana/k6:0.49.0`, explicit non-root `1000:1000`, and `--summary-export` ? summary created and parsed (667 bytes)\n- `git diff --check origin/main...HEAD` ? passed\n\n## Docs impact\n\nUpdated `docs/PERFORMANCE_BUDGETS.md`, the focused load/CI sections of `docs/TESTING_GUIDE.md`, and the generated failure-ledger pair. Canonical `docs/STATUS.md` and `docs/IMPLEMENTATION_MASTERPLAN.md` are unchanged because this T4 workflow change is not shipped until maintainer merge.\n\n## Risks and follow-up\n\n- The local summary-export proof ran through Docker Desktop; exact Ubuntu host-ownership behavior is therefore gated on the PR's Extended load/performance jobs.\n- The 2200 ms gate deliberately records measured SQLite capacity rather than promising a lower latency target; the 2000 ms warning keeps near-capacity pressure visible.\n- Required and Extended exact-head CI plus two independent adversarial reviews must be green/resolved before maintainer consideration.\n\n**T4 workflow change: agents must never self-merge this PR.**\n\nRefs #1358\nRefs #1275\nCopilot was unable to review this pull request because the user who requested the review has reached their quota limit.\n![medium](https://www.gstatic.com/codereviewagent/medium-priority.svg)\n\nUsing `process.cwd()` to resolve the path of the analyzer script makes the test suite fragile because it assumes the tests are always run from the repository root. Resolving the path relative to `import.meta.url` is much more robust and ensures the tests run successfully regardless of the current working directory.\n\n```suggestion\nimport { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\nimport test from 'node:test'\nimport { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\n\nconst analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n```\n## Code Review\n\nThis pull request recalibrates the performance regression gate for SQLite board-write workloads under heavy load (20 VUs). Specifically, it updates the hard gate threshold from 1500ms to 2200ms (measured 2000ms capacity plus a 10% jitter allowance) and introduces a warning at or above the 2000ms capacity. It also maps the k6 docker container to the host UID/GID to resolve bind-mount permission issues, updates documentation and failure ledgers, and adds a test suite for the threshold analyzer. The reviewer suggested a robustness improvement in the new test file to resolve the analyzer script path relative to `import.meta.url` instead of using `process.cwd()`.\n\n> [!IMPORTANT]\n> The [consumer version of Gemini Code Assist on GitHub](https://developers.google.com/gemini-code-assist/docs/review-repo-code) is being sunset. Starting **June 18, 2026**, new organization installations will be blocked, and all code review activity will officially cease on **July 17, 2026**.\n> For more details on the timeline and next steps, please review the [Help Documentation](https://developers.google.com/gemini-code-assist/docs/deprecations/consumer-code-review).\n@codex review exact head 644968dee1b817b8065cd3ade75d8dc60235e077. 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Please review this T4 workflow change adversarially; all severities must be addressed.","side","line","## Code Review\n\nThis pull request recalibrates the performance regression gate for SQLite board-write workloads under heavy load (20 VUs). Specifically, it updates the hard gate threshold from 1500ms to 2200ms (measured 2000ms capacity plus a 10% jitter allowance) and introduces a warning at or above the 2000ms capacity. It also maps the k6 docker container to the host UID/GID to resolve bind-mount permission issues, updates documentation and failure ledgers, and adds a test suite for the threshold analyzer. The reviewer suggested a robustness improvement in the new test file to resolve the analyzer script path relative to `import.meta.url` instead of using `process.cwd()`.\n\n> [!IMPORTANT]\n> The [consumer version of Gemini Code Assist on GitHub](https://developers.google.com/gemini-code-assist/docs/review-repo-code) is being sunset. Starting **June 18, 2026**, new organization installations will be blocked, and all code review activity will officially cease on **July 17, 2026**.\n> For more details on the timeline and next steps, please review the [Help Documentation](https://developers.google.com/gemini-code-assist/docs/deprecations/consumer-code-review).","![medium](https://www.gstatic.com/codereviewagent/medium-priority.svg)\n\nUsing `process.cwd()` to resolve the path of the analyzer script makes the test suite fragile because it assumes the tests are always run from the repository root. Resolving the path relative to `import.meta.url` is much more robust and ensures the tests run successfully regardless of the current working directory.\n\n```suggestion\nimport { dirname, join } from 'node:path'\nimport test from 'node:test'\nimport { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'\n\nconst analyzerPath = join(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), 'check-k6-thresholds.mjs')\n```","RIGHT",8,"Copilot was unable to review this pull request because the user who requested the review has reached their quota limit.","base_ref","head_ref","pull_request_info",[1035],{"_868":46,"_46":1036},"## Self-review pass 1 ? no findings\n\nReviewed the exact-head diff (`644968dee1b817b8065cd3ade75d8dc60235e077`) against #1358 with a workflow-correctness, threshold-boundary, artifact-ownership, docs-truth, and ledger-audit lens.\n\nExisting review surfaces checked before this comment:\n- inline review comments: none\n- PR conversation comments: only the fresh `@codex review` request\n- submitted reviews: Copilot quota-exhaustion notice only; it contains no actionable finding\n- human/bot threads requiring a fix or evidence reply: none\n\nNo CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW implementation findings in this pass. 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