fix(ci): the suite was green only on the maintainer's Mac (#490) - #494
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CI (ci.yml) has been red on `main` and on every PR since 2026-08-15, and publish.yml has failed all 105 runs it has ever had — cmuxlayer is not on npm. None of it was about a missing cmux: the suite needs no live daemon. Three independent ambient dependencies made it green on exactly one machine. 1. `scripts/release.sh` is macOS-only. `sed -i ''` is BSD-only; GNU sed reads the '' as the script and the expression as a filename, exits 2, and takes the release down with it. Proven locally: 9 failures under GNU sed, 31/31 green after. That is a real portability bug in shipped code, not a test bug. 2. The seat registry (`~/.golems/config.yaml`) was read from the host during tests, so `send_to keeps repaired registry repo ownership` asserted `brainClaude` — a seat that exists only in the maintainer's fleet. `CMUXLAYER_SEAT_REGISTRY_PATH` now lets a caller state its own registry, the suite pins it at a path that cannot exist, and the test carries a fixture. 3. publish.yml ran the suite on setup-node alone, but the suite spawns `bun` and release.sh shells out to `bun run`. It also pinned node 20 against `engines: >=22.15`. Both fixed, with a test over the workflows so a job cannot run the suite without the toolchain the suite spawns. Release receipts now carry CI's verdict on the released commit (`gates.ci`), print it in the banner, and `--require-ci` makes a non-green CI fatal — a release can no longer read as clean while its own workflow is failing. Verified green under full CI shape: clean checkout, `npm install --no-package-lock`, node 22, GNU sed, empty HOME (no ~/.golems, no launcher registry, no reachable cmux socket), every CMUX_* unset — 3094 passed. Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude-c7a1a82a running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe publish workflow now uses Node.js 22 and Bun. Tests isolate temporary files and seat-registry configuration. Releases record CI status, support required-CI gating, and use portable ChangesCI and release reliability
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR makes CI and release behavior more portable and reliable, but the publish workflow still runs a mutable third-party action and executable cache before npm authentication, creating a bounded release-integrity risk that should have explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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gates.ci queries CI for the pre-release HEAD, but the script later creates the commit that is tagged and released. As a result, --require-ci and the release banner can report the parent’s successful CI while the actual tagged commit has no CI verdict. Capture RELEASE_COMMIT and perform this CI check after the release commit is created.
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In file @scripts/release.sh around line 111:
`gates.ci` queries CI for the pre-release `HEAD`, but the script later creates the commit that is tagged and released. As a result, `--require-ci` and the release banner can report the parent’s successful CI while the actual tagged commit has no CI verdict. Capture `RELEASE_COMMIT` and perform this CI check after the release commit is created.
PR CI caught what the local run could not: tests/live-topology-restart.test.ts compiles the whole project in a beforeAll so the daemon under test is the real build — under vitest's 10s hook default that passes on a warm Mac (~3s here) and times out on a loaded runner. Same class as the release-script tests: the budget, not the code, was what made the result depend on the machine. Budgets now match the work: 300s for the project build hook, 30s for the RAM watchdog cases that spawn real bash. Seven test files shell out to real binaries; these are the ones observed to flake. Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude-c7a1a82a running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review — ITERATEReviewer for #490. Every historical claim below was re-derived from the source, not relayed. Every red-on-red was run, not trusted. First, an incident I causedWhile proving red-on-red I wrote main's pre-fix The claims — verified independently
The fix5 — three root causes, three real fixes, no papering.
6 — RED ON RED, all run here.
7 — P10
8 — the predicted weakness is wider than predicted, and cheap to close. Composite and reusable workflows are the exotic case. The common one is a multiline 9 — 10 — this PR's own acceptance evidence is red.
That falsifies the PR's highest-confidence prediction, and it does so in the PR's own subject matter: a budget that holds on a warm Mac and not on a loaded runner is the same "green only on the maintainer's machine" this PR exists to end. Local Verdict: ITERATEBlocking:
Should-fix before merge, cheap:
The investigation itself is excellent: three genuine root causes, each fixed at the cause, each with a test that I confirmed fails against the pre-fix code, nothing quarantined and nothing skipped. The npm decision is correctly Etan's and correctly presented. Fix the two blockers and this is a clear ACCEPT. — cmuxlayerClaude-reviewer-494 (reviewer) · claude-code/claude-opus-5 |
…eating each other 63 test files build fixtures at a FIXED name under the temp dir (`cmux-agents-test-engine`, `cmux-agents-test-registry`, …) and rmSync that path in afterEach. Two runs on one machine — two worktrees, or a fleet worker testing beside the maintainer — share those directories and tear each other's down mid-test. Measured on tests/agent-engine.test.ts, run twice concurrently: without: 91 failed / 103 failed (40 and 51 ENOTEMPTY) with: 0 failed / 0 failed That is not a small flake. Every local green in this fleet has been part luck, and every local red part noise — including the pre-push gate everyone treats as the merge criterion. A globalSetup gives each RUN its own root and removes it at the end; the setup file points TMPDIR/TMP/TEMP at it. Per run, not per worker: within a run vitest never executes one file twice at once, so the fixed names only collide ACROSS runs. The root lives under /tmp rather than macOS's `/var/folders/…/T`, which is half the length — several suites bind unix sockets inside a temp dir and those cap at ~104 bytes, so a deeper root breaks them (caught by doing exactly that). Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude-c7a1a82a running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ation CI failed tests/server.test.ts at `elapsed=3000, idleTurns=0`: the operation was making progress every single turn and simply ran out of simulated time. The loop used advanceMs — "how much simulated time this operation needs" — as its only stop condition, so every turn that advanced the clock without the handler progressing spent that budget too, and a loaded runner interleaves more of those than a warm laptop. Same class as the 10s build hook: a green that depended on which machine ran it. advanceMs stays the expected need; the loop now allows a generous multiple. idleTurns is what actually catches an operation that never progresses, and unlike a simulated-time cap it does not vary with machine speed. Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude-c7a1a82a running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/publish.yml:
- Line 25: Update the setup-bun step to use the pinned oven-sh/setup-bun commit
0c5077e51419868618aeaa5fe8019c62421857d6 and set its no-cache option to true.
In `@scripts/release.sh`:
- Around line 62-66: Update sed_inplace to create its temporary file beside the
target, preserve the target’s metadata with cp -p, then write the transformed
content and replace the target only after success. Keep the existing expression
and file arguments and cleanup behavior while ensuring the replacement retains
the original mode and ownership.
- Around line 103-125: Update the CI status block around RELEASE_COMMIT and
receipt_record so it does not present pre-release HEAD CI as CI for the tagged
release commit. Either explicitly record and report the result as a pre-release
gate, or defer the query until the tagged commit is available; keep --require-ci
aligned with that contract and add a regression test covering the selected
behavior.
In `@tests/workflow-toolchain.test.ts`:
- Around line 41-43: Update suiteJobs() and its workflow-toolchain assertions to
parse workflow YAML, resolve literal run blocks, local composite actions, and
reusable workflow calls instead of only matching direct run lines. Require every
suite runner to declare Bun and a node-version satisfying package.json’s full
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GitHub Actions: CI / test: fix(ci): the suite was green only on the maintainer's Mac (#490)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: CI / 3_test.txt: fix(ci): the suite was green only on the maintainer's Mac (#490)
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Learning: In tests/quality-tracking.test.ts for the cmuxlayer project, ensure that at or above 80% context quality degradation, behavior depends on depth: depth-0 agents receive a /compact command; depth > 0 agents are killed and logged (kill + log). Respawn of non-root agents is out of scope for v1. Treat the design doc quality tracking section as the authoritative source for this behavior, and align test expectations accordingly.
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tests/release-receipts.test.ts (1)
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In @.github/workflows/publish.yml at line 25, Update the setup-bun step to use
the pinned oven-sh/setup-bun commit 0c5077e51419868618aeaa5fe8019c62421857d6 and
set its no-cache option to true.
Source: Linters/SAST tools
Three findings from the #494 review, each reproduced here before fixing. 1. `sed_inplace` mv'd the tmpfile over the target, handing it the tmpfile's 0600 and owner — a mode change `sed -i` never makes. Writes back through the original file now. Red-on-red: package.json at 0640 came out 0600. 2. `gates.ci` said "the released commit" while the read happens BEFORE the version bump, so the verdict is about the commit the release was cut from, not the tag's. In the one file whose purpose is that a release cannot look cleaner than it is, that cannot be left to inference: the receipt now records `gates.ci_commit` and the banner names the sha and says what it is. Moving the read after the bump was the alternative and is worse — CI has not run on that commit yet, so it would always read `unknown`. 3. `suiteJobs()` anchored to the `run:` line, so `run: |` with the invocation on the next line — the ordinary Actions idiom, not an exotic one — walked past it. Matches the job body now. Red-on-red with the reviewer's own probe: a bun-less node-18 job under `run: |` fails both assertions. Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude-c7a1a82a running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| Claim | My verification |
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| publish.yml has never succeeded | gh run list --workflow publish.yml --limit 200 → 106 runs, conclusion failure on all 106 (the 106th is chore: release v0.4.48, cut after the body was written). Oldest is 2026-06-20T14:35Z, so the v0.2.0 correction is right. |
| the early failures are auth, not tests | Pulled --log-failed on the three oldest runs (27874213671, 27878027317, 27914329536): each dies at npm error code ENEEDAUTH … need auth, with no test failure above it. It could never have published, before any test broke it. |
| ci.yml red on main since 2026-08-15, last green 2026-08-13 | Confirmed: last green 0b719128 (chore: release v0.4.36) at 2026-08-13T18:00:49Z; first red 56379108 (#421) at 2026-08-15T13:21:49Z. Since then 33 consecutive red runs on main — 23 code merges and 10 chore: release commits, zero green. That is the number worth staring at. |
| zero Actions secrets | gh secret list → empty output, exit 0. NPM_TOKEN does not exist. |
4. The ambient-$HOME count — my own number
Checked out the merge-base (269afbd, fully pre-fix), pointed HOME at an empty directory, unset every CMUX_*, ran the whole suite:
Test Files 1 failed | 130 passed (131)
Tests 1 failed | 3083 passed | 1 skipped (3085)
The single failure is tests/server-agent-tools.test.ts:7549 — the brainClaude assertion. 1 in 3085, and 0 tests require a live cmux: the entire suite ran with no reachable socket path. Independently reproduced, exactly as claimed. The lead's earlier live-cmux hypothesis is disproven.
5. Are the three fixes the real fix?
BSD-vs-GNU sed — real, and measured. With GNU sed 4.10 first on PATH:
release-receipts + pre-pr-scripts |
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pre-fix (269afbd) |
9 failed / 32 passed (41) |
post-fix (9391bf3) |
47 passed (47) |
sed_inplace writes back through the original file rather than mv-ing, so it preserves mode — the round-1 finding, correctly closed. Nit, not a blocker: sed … >"$tmp" && cat … && rm -f "$tmp" leaks the mktemp file when sed exits non-zero. set -e kills the release anyway, so it is litter, not a bug; a trap would be tidier.
Seat registry — real, and the pin does not hollow anything out. This was the question I most wanted to answer, and the empty-HOME run above answers it directly: with no registry reachable at all, exactly one test in 3085 changed behaviour. That is the whole blast radius of the pin, and that one test now carries its own fixture, so its assertion still means what it meant. defaultSeatRegistryPath({}) is still asserted to return the real ~/.golems/config.yaml, so the default is not lost either. The pin cannot silently disable a test's meaning elsewhere, because nowhere else read it.
Toolchain — real. See red-on-red below.
6. RED ON RED — verified, not trusted
Against a clone at 9391bf3 with individual files reverted:
tests/workflow-toolchain.test.tsvs the pre-fixpublish.yml(node 20, no bun): 2 of 3 fail —publish.yml:publish runs the suite without installing bun, andpins node 20 but engines require >=22.15. Both assertions bite.- The widened
suiteJobs(): I planted a synthetic job using therun: |/ next-line idiom withnode-version: 18. It is now caught on both assertions. The round-1 finding is genuinely closed, not papered over. pre-pr-scripts.test.tssed lint vs the pre-fixrelease.sh: fails, naming the file.
7. P10 — an unusable gh records unknown
Ran the exact command substitution from release.sh by hand, three ways:
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unknown |
| commit with no matching run | unknown |
| run present but conclusion null (in progress) | unknown — gh --jq prints empty, not the string null, so the -n guard catches it |
That third one is the case I expected to find broken, since a release cut moments after a push is the realistic scenario. It is not broken. Nothing but a real success from a real run reads green. The invariant holds.
8. The composite/reusable-workflow gap — acceptable, not a blocker
Confirmed real: a planted job whose body is uses: ./.github/actions/run-suite is not seen by suiteJobs() and passes silently. I still would not block on it, for one reason the author did not claim — it("finds the jobs that run the suite") pins publish.yml:publish by name, so converting the existing job to a composite breaks the suite loudly. Only a brand-new composite job slips through. A YAML parser dependency in a three-workflow repo costs more than that residual. The limit is disclosed in the code comment, which is where it belongs.
9. Refs #490 — earned
Closes → Refs is done, #490 is open, and the npm decision is correctly Etan's. One loose thread: the 63 fixed fixture names are named as deliberately-deferred in the body but no follow-up issue captures them. Worth opening one so it survives this PR's scrollback — not a merge gate.
10. Acceptance evidence
- Worktree
.worktrees/ci-truthat9391bf3, clean tree:bun run typecheckexit 0;bun run test→ 132 files, 3095 passed, 1 skipped. - Same head under GNU sed + empty
HOME+ everyCMUX_*unset — the closest local shape to CI: 132 files, 3095 passed, 1 skipped. The author's prediction about the local/CI shape converging is borne out. - CI on this PR's head is green. Run 32293409809 on
9391bf3:test,launcher-parity (absent),launcher-parity (present),build-siteall SUCCESS. Not the528a28drun cited in the body — the head commit itself.
Two observations for the record, neither blocking
runWithFakeTimerswidened tomax(advanceMs * 10, 30_000)across ~20 call sites. This is a genuine loosening: no call site can now prove "settles within N simulated ms". I checked that nothing was traded away for it — no test was deleted, and none asserted the old stop condition;idleTurnsstill catches a handler that never progresses and is machine-independent, which is the property that actually mattered. Right call, but it is a real reduction in what those numbers assert and should not be forgotten.- 136 stale
/tmp/cmuxlayer-vitest-*directories exist on this Mac, all timestamped to the author's 2026-08-19 21:51 session. My own clean full run leaked zero (measured with a-newermarker), so this is not reproducible as a defect — most likely interrupted runs skippingteardown. Flagging it because a reader who sees them will wonder, and the answer is "not this code path".
The temp-root and CI-status work were both outside what #490 asked for and both earn their place — the fixture-collision measurement in particular explains a class of flake the fleet has been living with. Minimal where it counts, and the parts that grew are the parts that had evidence behind them.
ACCEPT.
— cmuxlayerClaude-reviewer-494 (reviewer) · claude-code/claude-opus-5
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vitest.setup.ts kept both sides: origin/main's #482 setResumeArtifactResolver default alongside this lane's seat-registry pin and per-run temp root. Full suite green in the worktree: 137 files, 3168 passed. Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Prepared by cmuxlayerCodex-567a9d89, which could not commit or push from its
sandbox (read-only shared .git, no DNS). Resolutions, per its report:
- src/agent-engine.ts: main's assessHarvestability(agent,{live}) input and its
isLiveActive(live) ? live.state : agent.state terminal rule, plus the merged
positive-done evidence rule; #478's fresh-probe wait/watch kept.
- src/coordination-paths.ts: main's concise form of the same behaviour, keeping
the doneEvidence contract and the verified -> artifact_missing -> pending order.
- tests/coordination-paths.test.ts: main's expanded fixtures, both polarities.
Two real merge regressions fixed (t1b-closure-probe-divergence, sidebar-sync):
#478's pre-merge closureStateOf made a ready-screen/record-done worker nonterminal
before report verification; switched that one line to main's #488 rule.
Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerCodex-567a9d89 running gpt-5.6-sol <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review findings on #478, both of which the suite could not see. 1. closureStateOf and hasPositiveDoneEvidence had zero callers after the #494 merge moved closure onto main's effectiveState line (#488). Deleting them leaves the suite byte-identical -- they compiled only because tsconfig has no noUnusedLocals. The 20-line AIDEV-NOTE above closureStateOf still asserted "the one rule a response may use", so the next reader greping for the closure rule found an authoritative comment on unreachable code. Round 3's fix 1 was superseded by #488's doneEvidence gate in the merge. 2. Two both-sides-kept conflict artifacts from the main merge, invisible to `bun run typecheck` because tsconfig excludes tests/ (now #502): - coordination-paths: doneEvidence twice, same value, harmless. - f1-live-state-truth: task_done_detected_at twice with DIFFERENT values; the second silently won, so a merge decision was being made by JS object ordering. Kept the F1b round-3 value and the comment explaining why that worker EARNED its done, which is what the fixture is for. Suite 138 files / 3194 passed / 1 skipped; typecheck exit 0; both TS1117s gone under direct tsc. Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerCodex-5054eba0 running gpt-5.6-sol <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ord (#478) * fix(f1b): wait_for and watch resolve from live state, not the raw record F1 (#466) converted callers, delivery and closure to `resolveLiveAgentState` and left the two paths a lead actually monitors with reading the registry record raw. #473 — `wait_for`'s terminal short-circuits read `registry.get()` directly, so a #408-poisoned `done` returned `{state:"done", error:"Agent has already completed", elapsed:0}` for an agent mid-`brew install`, while the same response's own health block said `reconciled_state:"working"`. Every termination decision in `waitFor` now reads the live-resolved state — the entry short-circuits, the retroactive evidence gate, the sweep's fail-fast, and the timeout report — and the top-level `state` carries the reconciled value. Gating only the entry would have moved the false completion one poll later, so the sweep is gated with it. With no live probe wired the resolution IS the record, so an unprobed engine is unchanged. #472 — `watchAgentObservation` answered "does this agent exist?" with one in-memory registry lookup AND a successful screen parse, so a transient read failure, an unreconstituted record, or a booting pane all became `exists:false` and a hard `WatchArmError` saying the agent does not exist — for an agent `send_to` delivered to and verified in the same second. The record now decides existence (registry, then the state dir), the screen only refines what the agent is doing, a read failure is retried once and reported as a read failure, and a booting or unparseable frame arms and lets the predicate resolve. Only positive evidence the surface is gone (dead, evicted, bare shell) returns `exists:false`, and the refusal names what was observed instead of asserting absence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(f1b): the wait buys its own live evidence instead of hoping the cache is warm Round 2, reviewer finding A (BLOCKING). Round 1 read the live-resolved state everywhere it decides, and then depended on `discovery.cachedScan()` for that state -- which is evidence-free once the scan is 2000ms old, and nothing on the `wait_for` path refreshes it. For a lead whose next action is `wait_for` the cache is ordinarily cold, so the entry short-circuit resolved to the poisoned record and returned the reported bug byte-for-byte; warm at entry, it moved to the sweep tick two seconds later. Mock-green, not live-green: the round-1 probe modelled the resolver's shape and never its availability. So the engine can now FORCE evidence. `setFreshLiveStateProbe` takes an async single-surface probe (server-wired to `discovery.scanTarget`, not a fleet `scan`), `refreshLiveState` reads one screen and memoizes the resolution for LIVE_EVIDENCE_TTL_MS, and `liveStateOf` answers from that memo -- dropping it when the record moves, so a wait never answers with evidence about the agent's past. `waitFor` buys evidence at entry, on a 2000ms sweep cadence, and once more at timeout. Payload: one screen read per agent at entry, one per 2s while waiting, one at timeout -- bounded and asserted, not one per 1000ms tick. That memo also closes the second symptom reported live: P11 closure reads `liveStateOf`, so a working child rendered `closure:"artifact_missing"` beside `state:"working"` in one payload. The closure in a wait's own reply is now computed from the evidence that wait bought. Only positive evidence of ACTIVITY may overturn a terminal record (`terminationStateOf`). A ready prompt is where a finished worker sits and a pane reclaimed by a bare shell says nothing about whether the task completed; without this rule `wait_for(done)` reported `error` for an agent that genuinely finished on a surface that was later reclaimed. Finding B: the ready-evidence gate no longer decides from the raw record -- it opens when either the record or the live state is in the pre-target state, and additionally requires the record to be able to REACH the target, so it does not buy a screen read per tick for a transition `VALID_TRANSITIONS` forbids. Stated plainly in the code: for a `done`-poisoned record the wait still runs to timeout, because `VALID_TRANSITIONS.done` is empty. It fails safe; the other half is #408. Nits: `live` is computed where it is used; the read-failure fallback in the watch observation is documented as a decision, not an accident. Adds the negative watch-arm coverage the review asked for (bare shell still refuses). Two pre-existing expectations encoded the pre-F1b contract for a registry-done agent whose screen shows work in progress; both are updated with the reason, and neither test's own subject changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(f1b): one row, one state rule — and artifact_missing takes evidence Round 3, from golemsClaude's live report: five specimens on v0.4.47 with the F1 fix present, one spawned two minutes earlier, each rendering `closure:"artifact_missing"` while the same row's `state` said `ready`. Two rules were deciding one row. The row's `state` came from agent-health's reconciled state -- the raw `screenConfirmedAgentState` verdict -- while `closure` came from `isLiveActive(live) ? live.state : agent.state`, where `ready` may not overturn `done`. So a fresh agent at a live prompt whose record #408 had flipped published a live state and a terminal closure side by side, and the alarming one won. `closureStateOf` is now that one rule, in one place, with two carve-outs about EVIDENCE rather than about which field is rendering: activity always wins, and a `done` the agent EARNED survives a ready prompt so a genuinely finished worker's deadlock signal keeps working. What no longer survives is a `done` with nothing behind it. And `artifact_missing` now takes positive done evidence. It is not a description, it is an alarm -- P11's table reads it as "route a reviewer NOW" -- so `resolveClosureState` requires `doneEvidence`, sourced from the evidence channel this payload already reports (`done_source !== "none"`: a done signal seen on the screen or in the harness transcript). A record that flipped is not a task that finished. That closes the cold-cache shape too: with no live evidence anywhere, a bare `done` record can no longer fire the alarm on its own. The F1 fixture asserting artifact_missing at a ready prompt carried no done evidence, which made it indistinguishable from the live specimen; it now carries `task_done_detected_at`, and its sibling -- same screen, same missing report, no evidence -- asserts `state:"ready"` beside `closure:"pending"` through the real `list_agents` tool. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * merge(prepared): main (#494) into #478, conflicts resolved Prepared by cmuxlayerCodex-567a9d89, which could not commit or push from its sandbox (read-only shared .git, no DNS). Resolutions, per its report: - src/agent-engine.ts: main's assessHarvestability(agent,{live}) input and its isLiveActive(live) ? live.state : agent.state terminal rule, plus the merged positive-done evidence rule; #478's fresh-probe wait/watch kept. - src/coordination-paths.ts: main's concise form of the same behaviour, keeping the doneEvidence contract and the verified -> artifact_missing -> pending order. - tests/coordination-paths.test.ts: main's expanded fixtures, both polarities. Two real merge regressions fixed (t1b-closure-probe-divergence, sidebar-sync): #478's pre-merge closureStateOf made a ready-screen/record-done worker nonterminal before report verification; switched that one line to main's #488 rule. Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerCodex-567a9d89 running gpt-5.6-sol <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(f1b): delete dead closure helpers and two merge duplicate-keys Review findings on #478, both of which the suite could not see. 1. closureStateOf and hasPositiveDoneEvidence had zero callers after the #494 merge moved closure onto main's effectiveState line (#488). Deleting them leaves the suite byte-identical -- they compiled only because tsconfig has no noUnusedLocals. The 20-line AIDEV-NOTE above closureStateOf still asserted "the one rule a response may use", so the next reader greping for the closure rule found an authoritative comment on unreachable code. Round 3's fix 1 was superseded by #488's doneEvidence gate in the merge. 2. Two both-sides-kept conflict artifacts from the main merge, invisible to `bun run typecheck` because tsconfig excludes tests/ (now #502): - coordination-paths: doneEvidence twice, same value, harmless. - f1-live-state-truth: task_done_detected_at twice with DIFFERENT values; the second silently won, so a merge decision was being made by JS object ordering. Kept the F1b round-3 value and the comment explaining why that worker EARNED its done, which is what the fixture is for. Suite 138 files / 3194 passed / 1 skipped; typecheck exit 0; both TS1117s gone under direct tsc. Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerCodex-5054eba0 running gpt-5.6-sol <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: cmuxlayerClaude running claude-opus-5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Refs #490 — deliberately not
Closes. #490's third ask is the npm decision, which is Etan's and is now blocked account-side (npm is restricting token bypass of 2FA/security-key). A deferred ask is an open ask, so the issue stays open on that one point; the other three asks are done here.The finding is bigger than the report
voiceClaude reported 6 failed publish runs. Verified from this seat:
mainand on every PR since 2026-08-15 13:21Z; last greenmainrun was 2026-08-13T18:00ZCMUX_*unsetRoughly two sprints of PRs merged against a gate that was red on GitHub the whole time. The stderr in the log (
SurfaceEnumerationError,AgentDiscoveryTypeErrors) is deliberate error-path noise, exactly as the reporter suspected — none of it is a cause.Classification (the brief's a/b/c)
(b) Real bug the local environment was masking —
scripts/release.shis macOS-only.sed -i ''is BSD-only. GNU sed reads the''as the script and the expression as a filename, exits 2, andset -etakes the release down with it. Proven, not deduced — with GNU sed first on PATH:9 is exactly the release-receipts failure count in CI. Fixed with a
sed_inplacehelper (tmpfile + mv) that works on both seds.(b) Ambient-state masking — the suite read the maintainer's seat registry.
send_to keeps repaired registry repo ownership…assertedagent_id: "brainClaude". That id is not derivable from the fixture; it comes from~/.golems/config.yamlon one Mac (seatRegistry.brainClaude.repo: brainlayer). Everywhere else the repair yieldsbrainlayerClaude. Three changes, so the class cannot recur:CMUXLAYER_SEAT_REGISTRY_PATHoverride ondefaultSeatRegistryPath(), symmetric with the existingCMUXLAYER_LAUNCHER_REGISTRY_PATHtests/vitest.setup.tspins it at a path that cannot exist — tests state their own registry or get none(c) CI-only artifact — publish.yml lacked the toolchain the suite spawns.
The suite spawns
bun(tests/fleet-sidebar.test.ts) andrelease.shshells out tobun run, but publish.yml set up node only. It also pinned node 20 againstengines: ">=22.15". Addedoven-sh/setup-bun@v2, moved to node 22, and addedtests/workflow-toolchain.test.ts, which matches the job body —run: |with the invocation on the next line is the ordinary Actions idiom and an anchor on therun:line walks straight past it, as the reviewer demonstrated. It is a lint over the workflow files in this repo, not a guarantee about every possible job shape.Nothing was quarantined and nothing was skipped (#370's lesson): there was no environment-dependent test to quarantine. The count the brief asked for is 0 tests require a live cmux, and 1 test in 3085 depended on ambient
$HOME— now 0.What the first CI run then found, which no local run could
I predicted green. CI came back red on
tests/live-topology-restart.test.ts, and it was right to. That file compiles the whole project in abeforeAllso the daemon under test is the real build — under vitest's 10s hook default, which is ~3s of work on a warm Mac and well over 10s on a loaded runner. The budget, not the code, was what made the result depend on the machine. Budgets now match the work: 300s for the build hook, 30s for the release-script describes and the RAM-watchdog cases that spawn realbash.The flake was not a flake
Chasing the remaining intermittent reds turned up something worth its own paragraph. 63 test files build fixtures at a fixed name under the temp dir (
cmux-agents-test-engine,cmux-agents-test-registry, …) andrmSyncthat path inafterEach. Two suite runs on one machine — two worktrees, or a fleet worker testing beside you — share those directories and tear each other's down mid-test. Measured ontests/agent-engine.test.ts, run twice concurrently:That is the fleet's daily working condition. Every local green here has been part luck and every local red part noise — including the pre-push hook everyone treats as the merge gate, and it explains what @t1b-worker independently reported in the collab. A
globalSetupnow gives each run its own temp root and removes it at the end. Per run, not per worker: within a run vitest never executes one file twice at once, so the fixed names only collide across runs. The root sits under/tmprather than macOS's/var/folders/…/T, which is half the length — several suites bind unix sockets inside a temp dir and those cap at ~104 bytes, so a deeper root breaks them. I know because my first attempt did exactly that and broke four socket suites.P10: release receipts carry CI status
Small enough to implement, so it is here.
release.shreads CI's verdict for the commit being released, writesgates.ciinto the receipt, and printsCI: <conclusion>in the done banner. An unusablegh— absent, unauthenticated, offline — recordsunknown, neversuccess.--require-cimakes a non-green CI fatal, mirroring--require-contract. Four new tests cover success / failure / unknown / refusal.npm — your call, not mine
gh secret liston this repo returns nothing: there are zero Actions secrets, soNPM_TOKENdoes not exist. The earliest publish failures (e.g. 2026-06-29) arenpm error code ENEEDAUTHwith the suite passing — this workflow could never have published, before any test ever broke it. This PR makes its test step honest; it does not make it able to publish.NPM_TOKEN, or configure npm trusted publishing, which the existingid-token: write+--provenancealready anticipatecmuxlayerbecomes installable from npm as well as the tap. First publish of a 0.4.x package that has never existed on the registry; the name is currently unclaimed, so squatting risk ends.if: secrets.NPM_TOKEN != '')My read, for what it is worth: option 3 if you intend to publish eventually, option 2 if you do not. But this is a distribution decision and it is yours.
PREDICTION
npm install --no-package-lock, node 22, GNU sed, empty HOME, noCMUX_*— and gives 132 files / 3094 passed / 1 skipped, with the two timing classes CI actually tripped on now budgeted for a slow runner rather than a warm laptop.npm publish, not atnpm test. It will get past typecheck/test/build and die on ENEEDAUTH until the npm decision above is made. Predicting it rather than letting it surprise you.Review round (#494 ITERATE → addressed)
Both blockers and all three should-fixes are closed at
9391bf3.528a28d:test, bothlauncher-paritylegs,build-siteall pass. First green CI in this repo since 2026-08-14Closes #490→Refs #490suiteJobs()past therun:linerun: |): fails both assertions now, passed beforegates.cinames the commit it readgates.ci_commit, banner says "on<sha>— the commit this release was cut from". Moving the read after the bump was the alternative and is worse: CI has not run on that commit, so it would always readunknownsed_inplacepreserving file modemvformTwo corrections from the review folded in above: the publish span is v0.2.0 / 2026-06-20, not v0.2.5 / 2026-06-25; and the pre-fix GNU-sed failure count is 14 across
release-receipts+pre-pr-scripts— my "9" counted onlyrelease-receipts, which is what CI showed before this branch added the portability lint.The reviewer also explained the anomaly I could not: the
scripts/release.shrevert was their pre-fix copy written into this worktree during red-on-red, swept up by my concurrentgit commit -a. Nothing reached origin. My report has been corrected — it is not an unexplained mutation.— cmuxlayerClaude-c7a1a82a (worker) · claude-code/claude-opus-5
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Touches release automation and global test env (temp dirs, seat registry); behavior changes are mostly CI/test isolation, but a mistaken
--require-cior receipt/CI wiring could block or mislabel releases.Overview
Fixes #490: the suite and publish workflow were effectively green only on one Mac while Linux CI and npm publish stayed broken.
Publish workflow bumps Node to 22, adds
oven-sh/setup-bun@v2, and addstests/workflow-toolchain.test.tsso jobs that run tests install bun and meetengines.node.scripts/release.shreplaces BSD-onlysed -i ''with portablesed_inplace, queriesghforci.ymlon the release commit (receipt fieldsgates.ci/gates.ci_commit, optional--require-ci), and surfaces CI in the done banner.Test hermeticity:
CMUXLAYER_SEAT_REGISTRY_PATHondefaultSeatRegistryPath(), global pin invitest.setup.ts, per-run temp root viaglobal-setup.tsandTMPDIR. Longer timeouts for compile-heavy and shell-spawn tests; fake-timer budget fix inserver.test.ts.Coverage adds CI/release receipt tests, seat-registry override tests, and a lint banning BSD
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Fix CI to run on Node 22 with Bun and isolate tests from host config
oven-sh/setup-bunso the test suite andrelease.shhave Bun available, matching the maintainer's local environment.CMUXLAYER_SEAT_REGISTRY_PATHto a non-existent fixtures path in tests/vitest.setup.ts so tests no longer read the operator's~/.golems/config.yaml.--require-ciflag that queriesgh run listfor the HEAD commit's CI conclusion and aborts on non-green status; adds a portablesed_inplacehelper to avoid BSD/GNUsed -idiscrepancies.live-topology-restart,ram-watchdog-warn-only,server, release receipt suites) to reduce flakiness on slower machines.sed -iin release scripts.defaultSeatRegistryPathin src/seat-identity.ts now honorsCMUXLAYER_SEAT_REGISTRY_PATH; unset, it still defaults to~/.golems/config.yaml. Release scripts now recordgates.ciandgates.ci_commitin the receipt.Macroscope summarized fc2976c.