feat(cap): RUN_ITEM_CAP is the single source of truth for the per-run item cap

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Closes #288.

The per-run WORK ITEM cap now has ONE definition — RUN_ITEM_CAP in
pr-review-report-rs/src/main.rs — and every surface derives its statement from
it instead of restating the number.

The shape

• RUN_ITEM_CAP: usize = 5 is the definition. STATE_LOAD_PAGE_DEFAULT and
  STATE_LOAD_PAGE_RANGE are computed from it, so the budget the prompt states
  and the page the vetter's own tool surface will hand it cannot disagree — the
  silent-underrun the issue names ("told to spend 5, structurally able to fetch
  3") is now unrepresentable rather than untested.
• pr-review-report item-cap prints it and nothing else, so a shell can
  $(…) it. Both runners read the cap through that subcommand and substitute
  {{ITEM_CAP}} — 23 template sites across the two prompts. No bare cap digit
  survives in either.
• A budget that will not resolve ABORTS the run. An empty substitution is not
  a failure the shell notices: it renders at most WORK ITEMS per run and hands
  the model a rule with no bound in it. Both runners refuse a value that is not a
  positive integer rather than launching.

What holds it

mod run_item_cap_tests — and the pins are literals, deliberately written
twice. Derivation alone is not a test: once every surface is computed from one
constant, an expectation computed from that same constant agrees at every value,
so it can no longer tell 5 from 3 and it survives a mutation of the number it
exists to pin.

• The prompts are scanned for any bare quantity attached to the item/items
  noun — digits and English number words, across a hyphen (5-ITEM BUDGET),
  looking back past an intervening adjective. The scanner's own detection is
  pinned against the exact forms the live prompts used to carry, plus the shapes
  it must not cry wolf on (#114 — lane items, ~617 issues, One item may take SEVERAL sub-agents).
• Prose that RECORDS a run that happened stays at the value it was measured under
  and is allowlisted as a whole phrase, not a bare number — per the issue's last
  bullet.
• Every {{PLACEHOLDER}} a prompt holds is asserted substituted by its runner,
  scanned off the prompt itself rather than a list kept beside it.

Deliberately NOT folded in

The issue enumerates six MCP description strings. Four of them —
next_ready, next_close_candidate, next_design, next_leak — are the
HUMAN's inbox, and their page cap merely happens to be a small number too:
theirs is sized by row STALENESS, because each ruling changes the queue. Folding
them into RUN_ITEM_CAP would couple a human's inbox to the crons' risk bound
and make the two impossible to move apart, so they keep their own constants and
a test pins them at their own value — a later "simplification" that derives them
from the cap turns red on the spot rather than the next time the cap moves.

Four defects found beyond the issue's enumeration

1. review-prompt.txt:40 was stale on main. The run-summary instruction
   still read how many of the 3 budgeted items you spent after feat(cap): raise the per-run WORK ITEM cap from 3 to 5 #289 raised the
   cap to 5. It was missed because the quantity hides behind an adjective — the
   token against the noun is budgeted — which is why the scanner looks back
   three tokens rather than one.

2. The fan-out guard forbade a literal 3 phrasing. The assertion read
   !prompt.contains("Use the Workflow/Task sub-agent fan-out for the 3").
   Spelling the cap into the forbidden string makes the assertion permanently
   true the moment the cap moves: at cap 5 the phrasing the guard exists to
   forbid could be written with the new number and sail past silently. That is
   The per-run item cap has no single source of truth — 19 hand-copied prose restatements plus two Rust constants #288's own defect living inside the guard against it. The string now stops at
   the and carries no number.

3. The README documented values the tool refuses. It described the
   state-load as returning at most limit rows (default 10, max 25) — but
   STATE_LOAD_PAGE_RANGE REFUSES an out-of-range limit rather than clamping
   it, so both numbers named a call that errors. It now names the range's
   derivation and says the refusal is structural. The same section also called
   the page a window the vetter re-calls; it is an allowance, and more is the
   next run's work.

4. feat(cap): raise the per-run WORK ITEM cap from 3 to 5 #289 changed a sentence's meaning without touching it. Step 9 read a run that opens one PR a human merges beats one that opens five they have to triage. At cap 3 five was hyperbole — more than a run was even allowed. At
   cap 5 the same words restate the budget, so the sentence now says a
   full-budget run is the bad outcome. Reworded to opens a pile, which stays
   hyperbole at any cap. This is the class of breakage a digit sweep cannot
   find: nothing about the sentence is stale, and no number in it is wrong.

QA

• Discriminating tests: run_item_cap_tests::{the_run_item_cap_and_the_page_bounds_it_computes_are_pinned, both_state_loads_state_the_cap_the_validator_enforces, the_restatement_scan_catches_every_form_the_prompts_carried, the_prompts_state_no_item_cap_of_their_own, every_prompt_placeholder_is_substituted_by_its_runner, the_runners_abort_rather_than_render_an_empty_run_budget, the_human_inbox_page_is_not_the_run_item_cap} — each fails on base, verified by reproducing the base state in the tree and watching the named test go FAILED, not by assertion: restoring main's stale 3 budgeted items into review-prompt.txt fails the_prompts_state_no_item_cap_of_their_own, and writing the fan-out phrasing at the new cap (…fan-out for the 5 items) — which main's numbered guard string let through — fails the_producer_prompt_makes_fan_out_the_default_and_says_why. Every probe below is recorded with its running N tests line and per-test ok/FAILED, because cargo prints error: test failed on an ordinary failure and a harness that greps ^error: scores a kill as a build break (mine did, first pass).

• Mutations applied: RUN_ITEM_CAP = 5 → 3 → killed by the_run_item_cap_…_pinned; STATE_LOAD_PAGE_DEFAULT = RUN_ITEM_CAP → literal 3 → same test (this is the one derivation-only expectations cannot catch); LOOKBACK_TOKENS = 3 → 1 → killed by the_restatement_scan_… (the adjective case); is_quantity leading-zero guard dropped → same test; NUMBER_WORDS loses "five" → same test; is_quantity digit-run <= 2 → <= 3 → SURVIVED; is_quantity's # issue-ref guard disabled → SURVIVED; review-run.sh stops substituting {{ITEM_CAP}} → killed by every_prompt_placeholder_…; campaign-run.sh hardcodes ITEM_CAP="5" instead of reading it → killed by the_runners_abort_…; NEXT_READY_MAX_ROWS derived from RUN_ITEM_CAP → killed at COMPILE time by the existing const assertion NEXT_READY_MAX_ROWS * NR_ROW_CEILING + NR_ENVELOPE_BYTES <= MCP_MAX_RESULT_BYTES (E0080), so that coupling is unrepresentable rather than merely untested. The two survivors were fixed, not excused: the fixtures named for those guards never reached them — in the live sentence ~617 sits three tokens off the item noun (against a {{ITEM_CAP}}-item), and #114 is excluded by the digit-run rule whether or not the # rule exists — so two cases that sit directly against the noun were added (the uncovered set is 617 items, (#51 — lane items)), and both mutants then died. Before that, two of the scanner's three false-positive guards were pinned by nothing.

• Oracle: issue The per-run item cap has no single source of truth — 19 hand-copied prose restatements plus two Rust constants #288's "Done when" list, and — for the restatement scan — the exact prose the live prompts CARRIED before this change, read out of git show origin/main:{campaign,review}-prompt.txt rather than regenerated by the scanner. The cap's own value is asserted as a LITERAL 5 deliberately written twice, because an expectation computed from RUN_ITEM_CAP agrees with it at every value and so cannot tell 5 from 3.

• Category check: The per-run item cap has no single source of truth — 19 hand-copied prose restatements plus two Rust constants #288 asks for (a) one definition every consumer derives from, (b) a raise that cannot leave a surface behind, (c) MCP page range and prompt budget that cannot disagree, (d) no statement spelled in a form a mechanical check would miss, (e) historical measurements left alone. All five covered — (a) RUN_ITEM_CAP, (b) {{ITEM_CAP}} + the restatement scan, (c) STATE_LOAD_PAGE_RANGE computed from the cap, (d) the scan reads English number words and hyphenated forms and looks past adjectives, (e) HISTORY_QUOTATIONS. The issue's enumeration of six MCP descriptions is illustrative, not exhaustive, in BOTH directions: review-prompt.txt:40's 3 budgeted items was stale on main and is not in the issue's tables, while four of the six listed descriptions are the HUMAN's inbox and are deliberately NOT folded in — a test pins them at their own value with the reason.

• CodeRabbit's three threads, answered with probes (14f88cd, all three resolved). Every claim below is a probe that was RUN, with the mutant applied to the tree and the named test watched go FAILED:

  • 00 reached the model as a zero budget. '' | *[!0-9]* | 0 refused the string 0 and passed 00 — all digits, not the string 0 — rendering at most 00 WORK ITEMS per run. Positivity is now decided by FINDING a nonzero digit (*[1-9]*) rather than by excluding spellings of zero, so every spelling of it is out by construction rather than by enumeration. The larger half of the defect was the test: it asserted on the guard's TEXT (runner.contains("'' | *[!0-9]* | 0)")), so it could only confirm the pattern list was the pattern list. It now lifts the case block verbatim out of the shipped script and RUNS it under sh — ten values that must abort ("", 0, 00, 000, x, 5x, " 5", -1, 1.5, 5 5) and four that must not (1, 5, 10, 25). Mutation: the guard as reviewed, restored in campaign-run.sh ALONE → the_runners_abort_… FAILED; in review-run.sh ALONE → FAILED; in both → FAILED. Each file kills independently, so neither rides on the other's coverage.
  • The forward-window suggestion is REJECTED on evidence, not preference. Mutation: CodeRabbit's suggestion implemented as described — same is_quantity, same quotation filter, a forward window LOOKBACK_TOKENS wide — makes the_restatement_scan_… FAIL at once: the scan must not cry wolf on {{ITEM_CAP}} items dispatched as thirty agents is still {{ITEM_CAP}} items: ["{{ITEM_CAP}} items"]. That sentence is LIVE in the prompt and is the one sentence whose whole job is to say the cap counts items and NOT agents; a forward window reads the thirty belonging to agents as this noun's count, so the change's first act is to flag the sentence that prevents the confusion the scanner is about, and the only route back to green is to allowlist it — blinding the guard to its own subject. The cause is directional and not a matter of width: English attaches a count to the noun that FOLLOWS it, so backward-only is the RULE. The suggestion's own fallback (record the limitation) is taken instead, with the "stop at the next noun" condition attached, and the sentence is pinned as a must-not-fire case so a later author gets the panic rather than this thread.
  • return → continue was hiding coverage loss, not merely reading oddly. Mutation, with the loop's FIRST file absent and its SECOND carrying the old 00-accepting guard: return → the_runners_abort_… PASSED (the broken second file was never read); continue → FAILED on the second file. The bail was converting "one of these files is not checked out" into "none of these files is checked", so a green result was reachable with a live defect in the file that WAS there.

• Suite at 14f88cd: nix develop .#rust -c cargo test — 1431 passed, 0 failed, exit 0 (unpiped; the count is unchanged because the three fixes added assertions to existing tests rather than new test functions). pre-commit run --all-files — all 11 hooks Passed, exit 0, and no hook rewrote a file.

Toolchain note

nix develop -c cargo test exits 127 without running anything: the default
devShell is cron-shell, which carries gh/jq and no cargo. The suite is
nix develop .#rust -c cargo test — 1431 passed, 0 failed, exit 0 — run
unpiped, since | tail reports the pipe's exit code and hides the command's.
cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings is clean, with the file touched first so
a warm target cannot mask a lint.

Two formatting gates were red and are fixed here rather than left for CI to
report, both on code this branch introduced:

• cargo fmt --check — three violations; the new test module went in
  unformatted.
• denofmt, which is the one cargo fmt cannot see. rainix-rs-static is
  pre-commit run --all-files in rainix's pinned rust-shell, and its markdown
  hook rewrapped both docs this branch touched: the new item-cap row in
  TRANSITIONS.md carried a trailing column space, and shortening ncc.md's
  sentence to per-run item cap left the paragraph wrapped at the wrong width.
  Verified by running CI's exact command against the same pinned rainix rev —
  all 11 hooks pass, exit 0.

human-fsm bumped 0.20.0 → 0.20.1 for the ncc.md cap edit, in both
plugins/human-fsm/.claude-plugin/plugin.json and
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a configurable per-run item cap for campaign and review workflows.
  • Added an item-cap command to report the active limit.
  • Prompts now display the configured cap and dynamically allocate work across tasks.

• Bug Fixes

  • Invalid, empty, or zero item-cap values now stop runs instead of producing unreliable results.
  • State loading is bounded by the configured cap, with additional work deferred to subsequent runs.

• Chores

  • Updated the plugin version to 0.29.0.
  • Updated documentation and workflow guidance to reflect configurable limits.

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Walkthrough

The per-run work-item cap is defined by RUN_ITEM_CAP, exposed through pr-review-report item-cap, and validated by tests. State-load limits, MCP schemas, runners, prompts, and documentation now use the configured cap.

Changes

Per-run item cap

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Canonical cap and bounded state loading pr-review-report-rs/src/main.rs, TRANSITIONS.md, README.md	Rust defines RUN_ITEM_CAP, derives state-load and MCP limits, and adds the item-cap command. State-load processing uses one bounded page per run.
Runner validation and prompt propagation campaign-run.sh, review-run.sh, campaign-prompt.txt, review-prompt.txt, README.md, plugins/human-fsm/..., .claude-plugin/marketplace.json	Both runners validate and substitute {{ITEM_CAP}}. Campaign and review instructions use the shared cap for budgets, dispatch, pagination, and summaries. Plugin metadata and queue documentation are updated. Validation covers prompt substitutions, cap restatements, schemas, and invalid runner values.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 99531

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Possibly related PRs

• rainlanguage/issue-pr-cron#289: Uses the same per-run cap and state-load budgeting surfaces.
• rainlanguage/issue-pr-cron#47: Modifies related state-loading behavior in the same prompt and Rust areas.
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In `@campaign-run.sh`:
- Around line 397-403: Reject all-zero digit-only item caps in the guards around
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values such as 00 and 000 abort instead of producing a zero run budget; preserve
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197-202: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Include the required rework option in every reject command.

The documented command omits the required --rework option, and the same form is repeated later. Without it, the command can refuse or record no work order. Update all reject examples to use the supported syntax. Based on learnings, reject rulings require the --rework option for both pull request and issue subjects.

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Insert a blank line before the PRR_GH_TIMING heading. Add a language identifier, such as text, to the following fenced block. These warnings are on changed lines and can fail Markdown checks.

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In `@README.md` around lines 2963 - 2976, Fix the Markdown lint issues in the
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In `@plugins/human-fsm/agents/ncc.md`:
- Around line 197-202: Update every documented reject command in the ncc.md
workflow, including the /close-candidate example and its later repetition, to
include the required --rework option for both pull request and issue subjects;
preserve the existing reject reason and transition behavior.
- Around line 7-11: Add a top-level H1 heading immediately after the YAML front
matter in the ncc agent document so it satisfies markdownlint MD041; preserve
the existing instructions and front matter unchanged.
- Around line 103-113: Update the already-fixed-on-main verification flow to
require an independently verified merged state for the cited PR, since
pr_context does not expose that status. Add a typed merged-state lookup using
the available PR metadata, and reject the close claim when the state cannot be
verified rather than inferring it from other evidence.

In `@README.md`:
- Around line 2963-2976: Fix the Markdown lint issues in the timing section by
adding a blank line before the PRR_GH_TIMING heading and specifying a language
identifier such as text on the following fenced code block.

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