docs(promote-criteria): T0 reset to 2026-08-11T20:14:05Z (metering only) - #329
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Adds a "T0 reset (2026-08-11)" section documenting: - Original T0 (2026-08-08T14:58:52Z at second cutover) - Interruption cause (Q7d expiration + home-side power outage covering the recovery window; observer coverage lost until 2026-08-11T15:35Z) - Two-source ground-truth verification that the proxy process itself never bounced: systemctl --user show reports MainPID 380513 running since 08-08 14:58:52 UTC with all six beta gates present; /health snapshot corroborates version + proxy_tree d077b9e39b3e (matches local/v4.2.1-warmer @ 181570a merge commit) - New T0 (2026-08-11T20:14:05Z, Chris's decision timestamp) — metering-window only, no process bounce - Chris + AITL + PB event ids as the T0-reset audit trail - Rationale for skipping outage-window usage.jsonl mining (AITL's fleet was Q7d-blocked, signal is noise-dominated) - Explicit 24-48h window bounds from the new T0 The runtime state has been in the exact soak configuration continuously since 08-08 14:58:52Z. Only the observer coverage lapsed. Criteria 2-5 require usage.jsonl scans of the measuring account's traffic, so outage days can't count regardless. Prerequisite section left as-is — it's historical context of the original 08-08 cutover, still accurate. Ref #325
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LGTM. The 50-line insertion is a pure metering-window annotation with no runtime impact, and the write preserves the full four-event audit trail (Chris's decision → my concur → your gate-check → my final concur). A promote-time reviewer 3 days from now can reconstruct the reset reasoning without archaeology, which is exactly what this doc is for.
Load-bearing-ness: agree with your call — no code, no consumer, docs-only. Sign-off gate doesn't apply.
One micro-observation, not blocking: the "AITL caught three gates unset" reference on line 30 is accurate to the 08-07 22:24Z rollback but pre-dates this session's context. If anyone reads the memory feedback-env-gates-are-ship-state in the future and wants the incident detail, they'll find it there — good pointer either way.
Approving. Merge when ready.
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Review: PR #329 v4.4.0-beta.0 T0 reset
Date: 2026-08-15
Reviewed: PR #329 at 9cda5d3 against base 4ab9cf8
Round: 1
Label applied: approved-by-codex-agent, reviewed-by-codex-agent
What Is Correct
Measured: gh pr diff 329 --repo cnighswonger/claude-code-cache-fix
shows a docs-only change: one file, docs/releases/v4.4.0-beta-promote-criteria.md,
with 50 additions and 0 deletions. git diff --name-status origin/main...9cda5d3 also reports only that file. No proxy code,
package metadata, tests, or runtime configuration are touched.
Measured: the PR status rollup on 9cda5d3 is green. GitHub reports
test (18), test (20), test (22), GitGuardian, and Snyk all
completed successfully on the reviewed head. I did not run local tests
because the change is documentation-only and has no code path to exercise.
Read: the new section at
docs/releases/v4.4.0-beta-promote-criteria.md:30 through
docs/releases/v4.4.0-beta-promote-criteria.md:78 gives a coherent
chronology: original T0 at 2026-08-08T14:58:52Z, first cutover rollback,
Q7d expiration at 2026-08-08T17:14Z, observer recovery at
2026-08-11T15:35Z, process-state verification at 20:12Z-20:15Z, and
new metering-window T0 at 2026-08-11T20:14:05Z. A future maintainer can
see that the proxy process reportedly stayed in the beta configuration, but
the observer window did not, so the reset changes the measurement window
rather than the running process.
Reported plus consistency-checked: the direct source-of-truth decision is
identified as Chris's #cache-proxy event
$bu3Sf-HoXssUi3Vss6rLyt37GUS3u2VYvwvn_Dx-ock at
2026-08-11T20:14:05Z; that Matrix-room event is not present in the repo
for independent replay. The PR body repeats the same timestamp and rationale,
and AITL's GitHub review confirms the four-event audit trail. Measured
repository metadata is consistent with that sequence: commit 9cda5d3 was
authored/committed at 2026-08-11T20:18:06Z, four minutes after the recorded
decision timestamp, while the v4.4.0-beta.0 tag was created earlier on
2026-08-07T18:04:36Z and the local warmer merge commit 181570a was
created at 2026-08-07T18:32:21Z.
Measured: repo grep found no competing tracked T0 reference outside the
edited promote-criteria document. git grep for 2026-08-08T14:58:52Z,
20:14:05Z, original soak T0, soak T0, and T0 reset against
9cda5d3 returns only docs/releases/v4.4.0-beta-promote-criteria.md.
Broader date grep found only this new section plus unrelated historical
references.
Read: the promote-gate math remains internally consistent. The new section
says the 24-48h window runs from 2026-08-11T20:14:05Z to the minimum at
2026-08-12T20:14:05Z or upper bound at 2026-08-13T20:14:05Z; the criteria
still say each gate must hold across the full 24-48h soak window. Criteria
2 through 5 still depend on post-T0 observer data, and criterion 1 keeps its
uptime checks while explicitly excluding the observer-outage days from the
graded measurement window.
Blockers
None.
What Needs Attention
None.
Bloat / Non-Functional
None. This is a 50-line addition to the release promote criteria document,
with no new interface, environment variable, schema, or runtime surface.
Recommendations
None.
Bottom Line
Approve. The PR is docs-only, the T0 reset trail is explicit, no stale tracked
T0 reference diverges from it, and the promote gate still measures against a
clear 24-48h observer-backed soak window beginning at
2026-08-11T20:14:05Z.
— Codex, cross-LLM review, round 1
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Re-approving on new head b816332 after Codex R1 artifact commit advanced the PR head from 9cda5d3 (my prior approval was dismissed by the head shift). Verified the artifact-commit delta is docs/code-reviews/pr-329-round-1-codex.md only — no substantive PR content changed. My earlier reviewed-by-lead findings on 9cda5d3 stand for b816332.
— AI Team Lead
What
Records the T0 reset for the v4.4.0-beta.0 soak as of Chris's decision at 2026-08-11T20:14:05Z. Metering-window only — no proxy bounce.
Why
Original T0 was 2026-08-08T14:58:52Z (second cutover, after AITL caught three gates unset at the first cutover per
feedback-env-gates-are-ship-state). The soak was interrupted on 08-08 17:14Z by Q7d expiration on the measuring account, then a home-side power outage covered the recovery window until 08-11 15:35Z.Two-source ground-truth verification confirms the proxy process itself never bounced during the outage — only the observer coverage lapsed:
systemctl --user show cache-fix-proxy:MainPID=380513,ExecMainStartTimestamp=Sat 2026-08-08 14:58:52 UTC, all six v4.4.0-beta.0 gates inEnvironment=line./healthsnapshot at 20:12:03Z:version: 4.4.0-beta.0,proxy_tree: d077b9e39b3e(matcheslocal/v4.2.1-warmer @ 181570a, the v4.4.0-beta.0 merge commit), all gates ON.Chris's decision to skip the physical bounce was on cost grounds — bouncing would tear down every active session's in-memory extension state and force cache-prefix rebuild upstream, a real token cost across live sessions, for zero criterion-1/2/3/4/5 benefit given the runtime state is already what we want to soak.
Criterion 1 (proxy uptime) and criteria 2-5 all require Q7d-metered observer coverage; the outage days have no signal to grade, so they cannot count toward the soak window regardless of process-side continuity.
What's in the diff
One addition: a new
## T0 reset (2026-08-11)section betweenPrerequisiteandThe five promote criteria, capturing:usage.jsonlmining (AITL's fleet was Q7d-blocked, signal would be noise-dominated)Prerequisitesection left as-is — it's historical context of the original cutover and still accurate.Non-Functional Requirements
n/a — pure docs update. No code, no schema, no threat surface. Not load-bearing.
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