Autofix report for #11678 — Main CI failed: Qwen Code CI on 28df8b8

What failed

The scheduled Qwen Code CI run at 28df8b8a78 failed only in the Test (windows-latest, Node 22.x) lane. The check-run annotations name three qwen-live test files, all added by #11369 (feat(live): add visual input, proactive assistance and memory):

• src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts — 8 annotated failures, all expected false to be true at the store.initialize() assertions (the cap of 10 annotations hid further ones in realtime-monitor.test.ts and service.test.ts).
• src/memory/config.test.ts — relative dir expectation: C:\tmp\qwen-memory-config-tests\saved vs \tmp\qwen-memory-config-tests\saved.
• src/language-preferences.test.ts — config file mode 438 (0o666) vs expected 384 (0o600).

The lane only runs on merge_group/schedule/workflow_dispatch, so the failure was invisible to the PR and push runs of #11369.

Root causes and fixes

1. MonitorDebugStore could never initialize on Windows (product bug). privateDirectory() rejected any directory whose mode has group/other bits — but Node reports every directory as 0o777 on Windows, so initialize() always returned false and proactive monitor debug recording was silently dead there. The mode check is now skipped on win32, exactly matching the package's existing host/discovery.ts convention; NTFS ACLs on the per-user temp directory provide the isolation POSIX bits give elsewhere. This one-line fix also repairs the un-annotated failures in realtime-monitor.test.ts and the remaining recorder-based tests.
2. POSIX-permission assertions that cannot hold on Windows. monitor-debug-store.test.ts, language-preferences.test.ts, and service.test.ts asserted 0o700/0o600 modes; Windows files report 0o666/0o777. Those assertions are now gated with if (process.platform !== 'win32'), the same convention already used by discovery.test.ts and store.test.ts in this package. The shared-root rejection half of rejects shared or symlink archive roots is POSIX-only (a 0o755 directory cannot be expressed on Windows) and is gated the same way; the symlink rejection still runs on every platform. A new witness test pins the win32 branch: with process.platform mocked to win32 and a 0o755 directory, initialize() must succeed — a mutation probe confirmed the test fails if the guard is removed.
3. path.join vs path.resolve in a config expectation. The implementation resolves a relative memory dir against the data directory with path.resolve, which drive-qualifies /tmp/... to C:\tmp\... on Windows; the test expected path.join output. The expectation now uses resolve, which is identical on POSIX and matches the implementation on Windows.

Verification

• cd packages/qwen-live && npx vitest run src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts src/memory/config.test.ts src/language-preferences.test.ts src/memory/service.test.ts src/proactive/realtime-monitor.test.ts — 123 passed before the change (Linux baseline), 124 passed after (5 files, one witness test added).
• Mutation probe: removed the process.platform !== 'win32' guard from privateDirectory → the new witness test failed as designed; guard restored → 14/14 passed in monitor-debug-store.test.ts.
• cd packages/qwen-live && npx vitest run — full package: 53 files passed, 1 skipped (self-skipping manual qodercli smoke test), 0 failed.
• npx prettier --check on the 5 touched files — passed.
• npm run build — passed.
• npm run typecheck — passed.
• npm run lint — passed.

Not run locally: the real windows-latest lane (no Windows environment available here). The fix relies on documented Node/libuv behavior on Windows (directories report 0o777, writable files 0o666) — the same assumption the already-merged discovery.ts/store.test.ts win32 guards in this package rely on. The next scheduled CI run is the final verification gate.

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Template looks good ✓

Problem: observed, not theoretical — and I checked it against the failing run rather than taking the description's word. Pulling the annotations off nightly run 34638450706 (Test (windows-latest, Node 22.x), commit 28df8b8a78) gives ten entries, which is exactly GitHub's per-check-run cap, so more are hidden behind it. The visible ones line up with this diff one-for-one:

• eight in monitor-debug-store.test.ts (lines 85, 106, 390), all expected false to be true. Line 85 is the shared recorder() helper, so that single root cause — store.initialize() returning false on Windows — fans out across the suite.
• memory/config.test.ts:54 — expected 'C:\tmp\qwen-memory-config-tests\saved' to be '\tmp\qwen-memory-config-tests\saved'. Textbook drive-letter qualification: the implementation uses path.resolve, the test used path.join.
• language-preferences.test.ts:67 — expected 438 to be 384, i.e. 0o666 where 0o600 was asserted.

So the store really cannot initialize on Windows, and it is a product defect and not only a test-portability issue: initialize() failing means proactive monitor debug recording is dead on that platform.

Direction: aligned. A standing red nightly plus a feature that is inert on one of three supported platforms is worth fixing, and it is squarely in scope. CHANGELOG: no direct reference, but the area is clearly relevant.

Size: not applicable — no core paths (packages/qwen-live/** sits outside the protected set) and a single package, so no cross-package surface. For reference: 4 production lines (+3/-1) against 79 test lines (+52/-27).

Approach: this is the part I like most. The win32 exemption is not an invention — packages/qwen-live/src/host/discovery.ts already carries the same process.platform !== 'win32' && guard on its own privacy checks (six sites), with matching platform gates in discovery.test.ts, and memory/store.test.ts and log/session-log.test.ts gate their mode assertions the same way. monitor-debug-store.ts was the one privacy guard in the package that had never picked up the convention. Cutting 80% of the scope is not on offer here because there is no scope to cut — the root cause is fixed in the production check instead of being papered over in the tests, and the single new test exists specifically to pin that guard. No drive-by refactors, no formatting churn.

Two things I want on the record before the code review — questions, not blocks:

1. Nothing in this PR has ever executed on Windows. The description offers "reviewing the CI result of this PR's merge queue run" as the verification path, but test_windows.if admits only merge_group, schedule and workflow_dispatch — no pull_request arm — and this repo's last merge_group run was 2026-07-02, so the queue is not enabled. That path does not exist, and Test (windows-latest, Node 22.x) is skipped on this PR's own run. workflow_dispatch does take a branch_ref, so dispatching Qwen Code CI against autofix/issue-11678 would produce real Windows evidence before merge. Worth doing, or is the intent to let the next nightly on main be the gate?
2. Related: ci.yml records that the Windows/macOS pull_request trigger is off "until the standing Windows failures are fixed". If this is that fix, does restoring the trigger belong here or in a follow-up? Without it, the next Windows regression again surfaces only in the nightly — which is how Main CI failed: Qwen Code CI on 28df8b8a7897 #11678 happened.

Risk: no elevated risk signals — none of the changed paths match the revert-correlated set.

Moving on to code review. 🔍

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Code review

My independent proposal before reading the diff: given privateDirectory() rejecting any directory where (stat.mode & 0o077) !== 0, and Node reporting 0o777 for every directory on Windows, the only real options are (a) short-circuit the mode check on win32, or (b) leave the store disabled on Windows. I would have picked (a), and I would have gone looking for an existing convention first — which is host/discovery.ts, already doing exactly that six times. So the PR matches my proposal, including the part I care about: fix the production check, don't just relax the tests. The new accepts directories on Windows test is the piece I would have added too, because without it nothing on a POSIX runner pins the guard.

No critical blockers and no AGENTS.md violations. What I verified rather than assumed:

• The guard is load-bearing, and the claim that removing it breaks the new test holds. With the win32 short-circuit gone, chmod(root, 0o755) makes (stat.mode & 0o077) !== 0 true again, privateDirectory throws, initialize() returns false, and the witness test fails on Linux. So the guard is covered on every platform's CI, not only Windows'.
• The platform mock does not leak. This was my main worry: an unrestored win32 mock would silently route every later POSIX assertion in the file down the skipped branch and gut the suite. The file's afterEach calls vi.restoreAllMocks(), so it is contained. vi.spyOn(process, 'platform', 'get') is also an established pattern here (shellExecutionService.test.ts, sessionService.test.ts, hookRunner.test.ts), so the accessor form is known to work in this setup.
• The config.test.ts change matches the implementation's own primitive. config.ts:324 resolves a relative dir with resolve(dataDir, directory), so the expectation has to use resolve too. I checked the three sibling expectations in the same test for collateral damage and they are all still correct on Windows unchanged: line 28 join(dataDir, 'memories') mirrors the implementation's own join fallback; line 55 uses join(homedir(), …) on both sides; and /tmp/separate-memories takes the isAbsolute short-circuit, and path.win32.isAbsolute('/tmp/…') is also true. Exactly one line needed changing and exactly one line changed.
• No ungated POSIX mode assertions are left in the package. I enumerated every mode & 0o777 assertion under packages/qwen-live/src: this PR gates monitor-debug-store.test.ts:234,246, memory/service.test.ts:132,178 and language-preferences.test.ts:67; memory/store.test.ts:82-85, log/session-log.test.ts:86-87 and host/discovery.test.ts:62,100,241 were already gated. Nothing left to trip the lane.
• Moving writeFile(keep.txt) ahead of chmod in the symlink test is necessary, not churn — on Windows the whole shared-mode half is skipped, and keep.txt still has to exist for the assertions that follow the block. On POSIX the reorder is inert.

Two honest notes, neither blocking:

• realtime-monitor.test.ts is claimed to be fixed but is not in the visible annotations and is not modified. That is the correct outcome — its expect(await store.initialize()).toBe(true) at line 182 is repaired by the production change, not by a test edit — but it sits behind the annotation cap, so I cannot confirm from evidence that it was failing, only that it would have been.
• On Windows the rejects shared or symlink archive roots test now exercises only its symlink half, so its name overstates its coverage there. That is inherent (a shared mode cannot be expressed on Windows), not something to fix.

The one thing I would want a human to own: this flips the Windows posture for a sensitive recorder. Today initialize() fails closed and nothing is written; after this, request/response payloads, audio and captured images do get written to %TEMP%\qwen-live-monitor-debug, isolated by inherited NTFS ACLs rather than mode bits. The precedent in discovery.ts supports that trade, %TEMP% is per-user, and the alternative is a permanently dead feature — but it is a privacy-posture decision on a debug-recording path, and the diff is where it happens.

Test evidence — this PR's own CI, read via the API

I did not build or run anything from this PR; the review is static and the evidence below is the PR's own check runs on the reviewed commit. Fetched once, no polling — the lanes marked in progress were still running at review time, and their outcome is not guessed here.

The headline is the row that matters: Test (windows-latest, Node 22.x) is skipped, not green. test_windows.if admits only merge_group, schedule and workflow_dispatch, so the platform this PR exists to fix is not exercised by this PR's CI. Test (macos-latest, Node 22.x) is skipped for the same reason. No check failed, and nothing here is pre-existing infra noise. Desktop Shell (windows-2022) did pass on a Windows runner, but that is the desktop-shell build lane, not the unit-test suite — it does not touch packages/qwen-live. The remaining skipped rows (verify, tmux-testing, publish-*, precheck-pr, resolve-pr, review-config, ack-review-request, Integration Tests (CLI, No Sandbox)) are bot-orchestration and gated lanes, not failures.

Final CI results for c3feb87 (auto-updated by the triage finalize job after CI completed):

_{One row per check name (latest run); skipped checks omitted; failures sort first. / 每个检查名一行（取最新一次运行），省略 skipped，失败项排在最前。}

Sandboxed verification would settle this, but not via the usual lanes: @qwen-code /verify and @qwen-code /tmux both run on Linux, so neither can substantiate the only unsubstantiated claim in this PR — that these five suites pass on a real Windows host. The lane that can is already in the workflow: a workflow_dispatch run of Qwen Code CI with branch_ref: autofix/issue-11678, since test_windows.if admits dispatch and the checkout step honours branch_ref. Without it, the first Windows evidence lands on main at the next nightly, and the annotation cap on #11678 means we do not currently know the full set of failures this has to clear.

Not verified: real Windows execution — the lane is skipped on pull_request and the author reports Windows as untested. Not verified: that the eight visible annotations are the complete failure list — the run hit the ten-annotation cap.

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Confidence: 3/5 — the code is right as far as I can tell; what is missing is any evidence from the platform it exists to fix.

Stepping back. The problem is real and I confirmed it myself rather than accepting the framing: the nightly's own annotations show store.initialize() returning false on Windows in eight places, a C:\tmp\… vs \tmp\… mismatch, and 0o666 where 0o600 was asserted. The fix is four production lines that bring the last unconverted privacy guard in packages/qwen-live in line with the convention host/discovery.ts already follows six times. It matches the proposal I wrote before opening the diff, it is minimal, POSIX behaviour is untouched, the new witness test genuinely pins the guard on every runner, and the platform mock is restored by the file's afterEach so it cannot quietly hollow out the rest of the suite. If I were maintaining this in six months I would thank whoever wrote it.

So why not approve? One reason, and it is not about the code.

The PR's central claim — "these five suites now pass on Windows" — has no evidence behind it anywhere I can reach. Test (windows-latest, Node 22.x) is skipped on this PR's own run because test_windows.if has no pull_request arm. The description points a reviewer at "this PR's merge queue run" as the alternative, and that path does not exist: the last merge_group run in this repo was 2026-07-02. Windows is marked untested in the Tested-on table. And the failing run hit GitHub's ten-annotation cap, so even the list of failures this has to clear is incomplete — realtime-monitor.test.ts and memory/service.test.ts are named in the description but never appear in the visible annotations. I can reason that they must have failed, but reasoning is not evidence, and I would be approving a Windows fix that has never touched a Windows host.

That is not a request for changes — I found nothing to change, and asking for an edit here would be noise. It is a call I should not make alone, for two reasons:

1. Cheap pre-merge evidence exists and was not used. test_windows.if admits workflow_dispatch, and the checkout step honours branch_ref. One dispatch of Qwen Code CI against autofix/issue-11678 would settle this properly. /verify and /tmux cannot — both run on Linux.
2. The privacy posture changes, and that is a product decision. Today Windows fails closed and records nothing; afterwards, audio, captured images and request/response payloads are written under %TEMP%\qwen-live-monitor-debug, isolated by inherited NTFS ACLs instead of mode bits. The discovery.ts precedent argues this is the house position and the alternative is a permanently dead feature, so I am not objecting — but a human should be the one to say so on a debug-recording path.

Worth adding, since it is the thing that would prevent the next #11678: ci.yml records that the Windows and macOS pull_request triggers are off "until the standing Windows failures are fixed". If this is that fix, restoring them is the difference between catching the next Windows regression on a PR and catching it a day later on main. Follow-up PR is a fine answer; leaving it unowned is not.

What I did this run: no approval and no --request-changes — a defer, with the reasons above. Nothing resolved to a maintainer handle (QWEN_MAINTAINER_HANDLE unset, no area label on the PR and no qwen-live entry in .github/issue-owners.json, no human review yet), so there is no one to @mention rather than a guess at one. Test (ubuntu-latest) and Lint & Static were also still in progress, so an approval would have been premature on CI grounds regardless.

What would flip this to an approve: a dispatch run of the Windows lane green on c3feb87b9ad298cf33acaf8d2ab24da573014f81, or a maintainer confirming that "the next nightly on main is the accepted gate for this lane by design" — in which case the diff stands as written and needs nothing.

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Autofix round summary — PR #11679 (issue #11678)

Round head: 85a5c48ea8 (fix(live): keep monitor debug prune resilient and qualify Windows privacy docs (#11678)), one additive commit on autofix/issue-11678. No base merge was needed (--conflict false; no conflicts).

Feedback dispositions

R1-1 [rc:3993893649] — implemented

Both READMEs carrying the unqualified owner-only promise are now qualified, and the code comment no longer fabricates an ACL guarantee:

• packages/qwen-live/README.md: "Directories/files are owner-only on macOS and Linux (enforced 0700/0600 and rejected otherwise); on Windows the store cannot check POSIX modes, so isolation is only whatever ACLs the OS temporary directory inherits."
• packages/live-host/README.md: same qualification in Chinese (「文件仅在 macOS／Linux 上保证仅当前用户可访问…Windows 无法校验 POSIX 权限位，隔离性仅取决于系统临时目录自身继承的 ACL」).
• packages/qwen-live/src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.ts: the comment "NTFS ACLs on the per-user temp directory provide the isolation instead" asserted exactly the kind of Windows ACL guarantee the project's platform contract (docs/plans/2026-08-13-standalone-pr1-runtime-boundary.md:65) forbids; it now states only the observable reason for the skip ("Windows reports every directory with group/other bits set, so POSIX mode bits cannot reject a shared directory there").

Footprint note: packages/live-host is outside this PR's original five-file footprint. The expansion is exactly what the finding requires (the finding names both READMEs), and this repository's footprint enforcement is advisory-level by default (QWEN_AUTOFIX_FOOTPRINT_ENFORCE || 'advisory' in qwen-autofix.yml).

R1-2 [rc:3993893653] — escalated to maintainer (thread left open)

The claim is verified correct: the PR body says Fixes #11678, but #11678 tracks the whole Test (windows-latest, Node 22.x) lane (npm run test:ci across all workspaces), and the named run failed in five packages (acp-bridge, packages/cli, packages/core, packages/qwen-live, qwen-code-vscode-ide-companion) while this PR repairs only packages/qwen-live. However, the fix is a PR-body edit plus an issue comment — both are GitHub writes owned by the workflow/maintainers, not something this loop can do from the checkout. Posted a reply on the thread asking a maintainer to change the closing keyword to Refs #11678 (or keep it and close the issue only after the remaining four packages are fixed). Nothing to change in code.

R1-3 [rc:3993893659] — implemented

prune()'s deletion loop now wraps each entry in a per-entry try/catch and passes maxRetries: 3 to rm, so one undeletable archive no longer rejects the whole prune, flips ready to false, and permanently wedges the store for that root. privateDirectory(entry.directory) stays immediately before the rm and still aborts that entry when it throws — the ownership/type re-validation between scan and recursive delete is unchanged, and monitor-debug-store.test.ts:411's pin (rejected roots' contents untouched) still passes. maxRetries: 3 matches the repo's existing recursive-cleanup convention (integration-tests/globalSetup.ts:124-131, integration-tests/scratch-dir.ts:28); retryDelay is omitted because Node's default is already 100 ms.

New test keeps pruning and recording when one stale archive cannot be deleted: arms a vi.mock('node:fs/promises') rm wrapper (added via vi.hoisted map, delegating to the real rm for every other path) so the oldest of 12 owned archives rejects with EBUSY on every attempt, then asserts initialize() is still true, the other stale archive was pruned, the wedged one remains, and a following create(INFO) reaches start() with no proactive.monitor_debug_failed(reason: initialization_failed).

Mutation probes (each applied, measured, then restored):

• Remove the per-entry try/catch → the new test fails (initialize() returns false). This is also the pre-round behavior, so the gate's pre-branch re-run of this test will fail there.
• Remove maxRetries: 3 → suite stays green. This is inherent, not a gap I could close: Node's retry logic lives inside the real rm, so a mocked rm replaces it entirely and the option becomes unobservable; the only deterministic real-filesystem failure fabricable in CI (mode-bit EACCES) is not in Node's retryable errno set (EBUSY, EMFILE, ENFILE, ENOTEMPTY, EPERM per @types/node/fs.d.ts), and a transient EBUSY cannot be fabricated deterministically on Linux. Kept the option per the finding and the house precedent; recorded here so the unwitnessed knob is a conscious decision rather than an oversight.

R1-4 [rc:3993893667] — implemented the achievable pin; the demanded mutation is refuted by probe

The win32 test now also asserts the reject direction: under the mocked win32 platform, a symlinked archive root is still refused (linked.initialize() === false), and every constructed store is pushed to stores for the afterEach flush as the finding requires.

However, the finding's demanded mutation — folding stat.isSymbolicLink() into the win32 guard — was probe-tested and stays green with the new assertion. Reason: lstat never follows links, so a symlinked root reports isDirectory() === false and is rejected by the first clause before the isSymbolicLink() clause is ever consulted. No test can pin the isSymbolicLink() clause independently in privateDirectory, on any platform. What the new assertion does pin is the user-visible property the finding cares about — a link-like archive root planted by another local user is rejected on Windows, with recorded payloads never written through it. That is the strongest pin this code's semantics allow.

R1-5 [rc:3993893675] — implemented

language-preferences.test.ts: the inline if (process.platform !== 'win32') guard is removed from atomically merges language… (its readdirSync assertion keeps running on Windows), and the mode assertion moved into it.skipIf(process.platform === 'win32')('writes the language config with 0600 permissions', …) — reported as a visible skip on Windows, following the ChannelLoopStore.test.ts:179-182 convention. Probe: removing 0o600 from openSync(temporary, 'wx', 0o600) at language-preferences.ts:48 turns the new case red; restored and re-verified green.

R1-6 [rc:3993893677] — implemented

memory/service.test.ts: both inline guards (:133-135, :182-184) removed (both readdirSync assertions keep running on Windows) and replaced by one it.skipIf(process.platform === 'win32')('writes the memory config with 0600 permissions', …) case covering both a plain config and a BOM-prefixed config — two distinct expect statements, so no pre-existing assertion was dropped. Probe: removing 0o600 from the memory config writer (service.ts:75) turns the new case red; restored and re-verified green.

Third instance of the same shape (flagged in R1-5/R1-6 context) — implemented

The inline guard in monitor-debug-store.test.ts:228-251 was moved into it.skipIf(process.platform === 'win32')('archives monitor recordings with private permissions', …), reproducing the same directory/file set (root, archive, requests, request dir at 0700; monitor.json, request.json, response.json, image-0001/0002.jpg, input.wav at 0600). The originating test keeps all its non-mode assertions. Expect-statement count is net zero per file, and skipIf(condition) is a condition-valued guard — no test surface was weakened, so no test-weakening.json was written. Probe: removing mode: 0o600 from the image writeFile in monitor-debug-store.ts turns the new case red; restored and re-verified green.

Not done (with reasons)

• R1-2: PR-body/issue-comment change — escalated above; outside this loop's write surface.
• No second pass over the win32 guard in rejects shared or symlink archive roots… (monitor-debug-store.test.ts:411): the findings did not flag it, its symlink assertions must keep running on Windows, and splitting the chmod half out would add a case without closing a named hole.

Verification

• npm run build — passed
• npm run typecheck — passed (run again after the final source state: no errors)
• npm run lint — passed
• cd packages/qwen-live && npx vitest run (full package) — Test Files 53 passed | 1 skipped; Tests 1021 passed | 2 skipped (both skips are pre-existing manual qodercli-acp tests)
• Focused: cd packages/qwen-live && npx vitest run src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts src/language-preferences.test.ts src/memory/service.test.ts src/memory/config.test.ts — 4 files, 90 tests passed (pre-round baseline: 86; +4 new cases), re-run green on the committed tree after the pre-commit hook
• npx prettier --check on all six touched files — passed
• Mutation probes (all restored, then re-verified green): prune try/catch removal → wedged-archive test red; maxRetries removal → green (unobservable, rationale above); symlink-clause fold into win32 guard → green (unobservable, rationale above); 0o600 removal from language-preferences.ts:48 → new language case red; 0o600 removal from memory/service.ts:75 → new memory case red; mode: 0o600 removal from the image writeFile in monitor-debug-store.ts → new monitor-permissions case red

Not run: the Windows CI lane itself (ci.yml's test_windows does not trigger on pull_request); the win32-direction assertions are exercised locally under a mocked process.platform. The three pre-existing qwen-live suite load failures seen before this round (daemon.test.ts, review-daemon-runtime.test.ts, qwen-code-adaptor.test.ts, missing @qwen-code/acp-bridge/mcpTimeouts dist) were stale-build artifacts and pass after npm run build.

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Address-review round — PR #11679 (issue #11678)

Eight actionable Suggestion-level findings from the round-2 automated review.
Seven resolved in code/docs; one (R2-1) is answered on its thread with the
correction text and queued as a deferred finding, because its fix targets the
PR description and a follow-up issue, neither of which this loop can write.

Dispositions

• [rc:3994678557] R1-3 (fix-induced): empty prune catch produced no
  diagnostic — RESOLVED. Verified at HEAD: the catch swallowed the error
  and emitted nothing, unlike every sibling failure path. The catch now emits
  proactive.monitor_debug_prune_failed with { directory, retained: true }
  through this.emit (whose own try/catch keeps a throwing sink from escaping
  into the silent catch), and privateDirectory stays immediately before the
  rm. The 'keeps pruning and recording when one stale archive cannot be deleted' case asserts the event; probe 1 below proves it goes red without
  the emit.
• [rc:3994678564] R2-1: Test Plan claims memory/service.test.ts passes on
  Windows; it fails to collect there — ANSWERED ON THREAD, follow-up queued.
  Verified the claim targets the PR description's Test Plan, which the autofix
  loop cannot edit (same boundary recorded last round on R1-2's thread). The
  thread reply carries the exact correction (drop memory/service.test.ts
  from the "now pass" list; the honest set is the four assertion-failure
  suites). The second failure class — 10 packages/qwen-live suites failing
  to collect on the self-hosted Windows runners because @node-rs/jieba's
  native binding does not load — is recorded in deferred-findings.json with
  its evidence so it survives the merge; this also mitigates R1-2's
  auto-close concern. No code changed for this finding, per its own "correct
  the claim rather than the code".
• [rc:3994678570] R2-2: ten-directory cap stated as absolute in both
  READMEs — RESOLVED. Both retention paragraphs now state deletion is
  best-effort: an archive the OS cannot delete (e.g. a file held open by
  another process on Windows) is kept past the cap and reported as
  proactive.monitor_debug_prune_failed until it can be removed. The slice(10)
  bound itself is unchanged and still described as ten.
• [rc:3994678572] R2-3: maxRetries: 3 had no witness — RESOLVED. The
  rm mock now records every call's path and options, and the resilience case
  asserts the prune rm carries
  { recursive: true, force: true, maxRetries: 3 }. Probe 3 below proves it
  goes red when the option is removed.
• [rc:3994678574] R2-4: resilience test blocked the last-visited archive —
  RESOLVED. Verified the iteration order (descending createdAt, then
  slice(10)), so with 12 archives the loop visits owned[1] before
  owned[0]. The fixture now blocks owned[1] and asserts owned[0] was
  still deleted (ENOENT) after the failure — pinning "keeps pruning", not just
  "initialize did not fail". Probe 2 (catch { break; }) goes red.
• [rc:3994678577] R2-5: partial-delete orphan (marker gone, media left) —
  RESOLVED by the R1-3 diagnostic. The finding's own primary fix is "name
  the residue … the diagnostic from R1-3 covers this if it carries the
  directory path" — the new event carries directory: entry.directory, so an
  operator can find and clear the orphan, and the same assertion that pins
  R1-3 pins this reporting (removing the emit turns it red). The optional
  scan reclassification of marker-less monitor-* directories is declined: it
  would touch the deliberate catch { /* Do not remove unrecognized temporary data. */ } refusal at the scan, and the finding conditions it on not
  widening that refusal — not worth the risk in this PR.
• [rc:3994678581] + [rc:3994678583] R2-6 (two sites, one pattern): win32
  skips left the credential-config writes undocumented on Windows —
  RESOLVED via the documentation variant. Both READMEs now state that
  runtime saves (language, display and memory preferences) rewrite
  config.json atomically (exclusive temporary file plus rename) and mark it
  owner-only 0600 on macOS/Linux, while on Windows — which has no POSIX
  permission bits — isolation depends on the data directory's own ACLs. The
  test variant's acceptance properties are already pinned cross-platform by
  existing always-run tests (the rename-failure cases go red if the atomic
  rename is bypassed; the readdirSync(dataDir) equality assertions go red if
  a temporary file is left behind), so the honest residue was the missing
  caveat.
• [rc:3994678587] R2-7: READMEs' Windows premise (MONITOR_DEBUG_ROOT under
  tmpdir()) unpinned — RESOLVED. The existing Windows case now asserts a
  default-constructed MonitorDebugStore resolves its root to
  join(tmpdir(), 'qwen-live-monitor-debug') — the name is also what the
  live-host README documents. Probe 4 (root moved to /etc) goes red. Both
  README paragraphs were edited together, per the finding.

Boundaries

• No conflict resolution requested (--conflict false); no merge performed.
• No test deleted, disabled, or weakened: the resilience case keeps every
  prior assertion (two retargeted onto the mirrored archive per R2-4's
  prescription) and adds two; all other files only gain assertions or prose.
  No test-weakening.json needed.
• Footprint unchanged: only files the PR already touched.

Verification

• npm run build — passed (also repaired the stale acp-bridge dist that had
  caused 3 unrelated pre-existing collection failures in a first full-suite
  run; after the build the whole suite is green).
• npm run typecheck — passed.
• npm run lint — passed.
• cd packages/qwen-live && npx vitest run — 53 passed, 1 skipped test files;
  1021 passed, 2 skipped tests (the 2 skips are the pre-existing manual
  qodercli-acp cases).
• cd packages/qwen-live && npx vitest run src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts
  — 16 passed.
• Mutation probes (each applied, observed red, then reverted and re-run green):
  1. Removed the proactive.monitor_debug_prune_failed emit from the catch →
     'keeps pruning and recording when one stale archive cannot be deleted'
     failed (1 failed, 15 passed); restored → 16 passed.
  2. catch { …; break; } (loop aborts on first failure) → same case failed;
     restored → 16 passed.
  3. Removed maxRetries: 3 from the prune rm → same case failed; restored
     → 16 passed.
  4. Changed MONITOR_DEBUG_ROOT to a non-tmpdir() base → 'accepts directories on Windows, where POSIX permission bits do not exist'
     failed; restored → 16 passed.

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Autofix round summary — PR #11679 (issue #11678)

Commit: af82f29ca6 — fix(live): keep failed prunes retriable and report their reason (#11678)

All three inline findings from round 3 are resolved in code. The two items under the review's qwen-review-deferred marker (hardcoded retainedMonitors: 10, unbounded re-attempt cost) were explicitly recorded as not requested this round and were left untouched.

Findings addressed

[rc:3995282257] — Critical R2-5: partial rm orphans the archive (RESOLVED)

Claim (verified, not just trusted): a recursive rm that fails part-way unlinks monitor.json before the child that is actually locked, and the marker is the only thing that makes a directory prunable — so the archive is reported once and then becomes permanently invisible to prune(), contradicting the README's "until it can be removed" promise.

Reproduction before fixing: a real-filesystem probe (mkdtemp archive with monitor.json + requests/000001/input.wav, chmod 0o500 on the requests tree, then rm(archive, {recursive, force})) confirmed on this machine: readdir order is ['monitor.json', 'requests'], the rm fails with EACCES, monitor.json is already gone, and requests/ remains — the exact orphaning the finding describes.

Fix: the prune now removes the media subtree (requests/) first and the archive (marker last) second. A removal that fails part-way leaves monitor.json intact, so the archive stays recognizable and the next prune retries it. If the media subtree was removed but the final rm fails, the privacy payload is already gone and only a marker remnant remains.

Witness: keeps pruning and recording when one stale archive cannot be deleted now keys rmFailures on join(owned[1], 'requests') (the held-media case), asserts monitor.json survives the failed prune, asserts a second store.initialize() removes the archive and logs pruned, and keeps the loop-continuation and maxRetries assertions.

[rc:3995282263] — Suggestion R1-3: reasonless prune_failed + concurrent-pruner ghosts (RESOLVED)

Claim: the event conflated transient EBUSY, permanent EACCES/ENOSPC, the unsafe_directory privacy refusal, and the concurrent-pruner race (delete-phase lstat ENOENT reporting retention of a directory no longer on disk) into one byte-identical payload, while every sibling failure event names its reason.

Fix: the catch now skips ENOENT (a concurrent pruner on the same root already removed the archive — nothing is retained, and the other pruner logged the honest pruned line), and otherwise emits reason, derived as code ?? message ?? 'unknown' so the codeless unsafe_directory error is surfaced by name. Both READMEs' event definition was widened in the same commit, since a persistent reason (e.g. EACCES, unsafe_directory) does not clear by itself and needs manual cleanup.

Witnesses: the existing EBUSY test now requires reason: 'EBUSY'; a new test fails the deletion-phase lstat of a stale archive with ENOENT (one-shot tamper after the scan's real lstat) and asserts neither prune_failed nor pruned fires for it; a second new test forges a symlink at the deletion-phase recheck and asserts reason: 'unsafe_directory'.

[rc:3995282269] — Suggestion R3-1: missing negative pruned assertion (RESOLVED)

Fix: the EBUSY test now asserts proactive.monitor_debug_pruned was never emitted for the retained archive (not.toHaveBeenCalledWith scoped to directory: owned[1], leaving the legitimate pruned for owned[0] intact).

Mutation probes (each run against the focused test file, then restored)

(An initial hoist placed the emit after the requests rm, which throws first, so that mutant never emitted and stayed green; the probe was corrected to hoist above the first deletion call, matching the finding's mutation semantics.)

Pre-fix, the three new/extended tests were run against the round's starting source: all 3 failed (reproduction). Post-fix: 18/18 passed.

Verification

• node real-filesystem probe of the R2-5 partial-rm ordering — confirmed monitor.json is unlinked before the failing child (EACCES), orphaning the archive
• npx vitest run src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts (packages/qwen-live), pre-fix — 3 failed / 15 passed (expected reproduction)
• npx vitest run src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts (packages/qwen-live), post-fix — 18 passed
• 4 mutation probes — each red as expected, then restored (table above)
• npm run build — passed
• npm run typecheck — passed
• npm run lint — passed
• npx prettier --check on the 4 changed files — passed
• npx vitest run (full packages/qwen-live suite) — 1023 passed / 2 skipped

Not run: integration tests — the touched behavior (prune ordering, event payloads) is fully exercised by the unit suite and is not bundled-CLI-specific. No settings source changed, so generate:settings-schema was not needed. The Windows CI variant of the suite was not available on this runner; the changed tests are platform-independent (the fs mocks inject EBUSY/ENOENT/symlink semantics directly).

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Address-review round — PR #11679 (issue #11678)

Commit: 674c014812 fix(live): document silent ownership-scan skips, pin retries on both prune removals (#11678)

Feedback dispositions

R4-1 — README claims persistent unsafe_directory failures are reported (rc:3995858090, rc:3996408180) — ADDRESSED (prose route)

The finding is correct: an archive that persistently fails the privateDirectory
ownership check is rejected inside prune()'s scan-phase catch
(monitor-debug-store.ts:193-195), never reaches owned.push, and is therefore
never reported, never retried, and not counted against the ten-archive cap —
while the README instructed operators to clean up a condition they are never
told about. The round-5 narrowing is also correct: EACCES on a 0o500
archive passes the scan and fails in the deletion phase, so it is reported
and must stay in the sentence.

Took the reviewer's prose route (their suggested wording verbatim) rather than
emitting prune_failed from the scan-phase catch: this is round 5, the diff
has already grown 8.5x, and a new event emission is a behavior change beyond
this PR's retry/reporting purpose. Changed both language twins in the same
commit, as AGENTS.md requires:

• packages/qwen-live/README.md — the sentence now reads "a persistent reason
  such as EACCES from the deletion itself needs manual cleanup. An archive
  that fails the ownership scan is skipped silently rather than reported, is
  not counted against this cap, and must be found and removed by hand."
• packages/live-host/README.md — Chinese twin updated in sync.

R4-2 — maxRetries: 3 pinned on only one of the two prune rm calls (rc:3995858107, rc:3996408246) — ADDRESSED

keeps pruning and recording when one stale archive cannot be deleted asserted
the retry budget only on the requests-subtree removal. The assertion now
covers both removal sites, matching by path:

for (const path of [join(owned[1]!, 'requests'), owned[1]!])
  expect(rmCalls.find((call) => call.path === path)?.options).toEqual(
    expect.objectContaining({ recursive: true, force: true, maxRetries: 3 }),
  );

Placement note: the combined assertion sits after the successful retry (second
initialize()), because the archive-directory removal for owned[1] does not
run during the first prune — the blocked requests removal aborts that
archive's deletion before the second rm is reached. The mock records options
before throwing, so the failed first-pass call still serves as the witness for
the requests path.

Mutation probes (both verified against this checkout, then restored):

• Strip maxRetries: 3 from the second rm (rm(entry.directory, …)):
  RED — Tests 1 failed | 17 passed, expected { recursive: true, force: true } to deeply equal ObjectContaining{…} (previously stayed green — the reported gap).
• Strip maxRetries: 3 from the first rm (rm(join(entry.directory, 'requests'), …)):
  RED — same assertion (control).
• Restored source: GREEN — 18/18 in monitor-debug-store.test.ts.

R4-3 — archive-name symlink swap makes rm(archive/requests) resolve outside the root (rc:3995858112) — DEFERRED to follow-up

Probe-verified and real, but deferred to the deferred-findings queue rather
than fixed here:

• The only remedy that actually closes the window is inode-pinned deletion
  (open(dir, 'r') + rm via /proc/self/fd/<fd>/requests), which is
  Linux-only (/dev/fd on macOS, nothing on Windows) and closes only this
  call's window — the rimraf-internal window in rm(entry.directory) is
  shared with the merge base (measured base 6/80 vs PR 1/80 hits, so the PR
  already reduces exposure). Another lstat before the removal does not close
  a check-then-act window, as the reviewer notes.
• Planting the swap needs same-uid write access inside a root that
  privateDirectory requires to be 0700 and uid-matching — the attacker is
  already inside the trust boundary.
• This is round 5 with the diff at 8.5x its first measurement, and the
  reviewer themselves advised that a human should judge whether the shape of
  the change is still right. A platform-conditional partial mitigation is a
  hardening design decision, not a minimal in-scope fix.

Recorded in deferred-findings.json and replied on the thread, which stays
open.

Conflict notes

--conflict false; no merge performed, none needed.

Verification

• npm run build — passed
• npm run typecheck — passed
• npm run lint — passed
• npx vitest run src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts (packages/qwen-live) — 18 passed
• npx vitest run (packages/qwen-live, full suite) — 53 files passed, 1023 tests passed, 2 skipped
• Mutation probe: second rm without maxRetries → 1 failed (red), restored
• Mutation probe: first rm without maxRetries → 1 failed (red, control), restored → 18 passed
• npx prettier --check on the three touched files — passed

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Autofix review round — no action taken

No actionable feedback was present for this round, so no code changes were made.

Round status

• Critical-only mode is active: 5 change-producing rounds are complete in this counting window, so the workflow's deterministic brake has engaged and non-Critical feedback is deferred for human follow-up.
• Actionable sections are empty: no new reviews, inline comments, or issue-level comments from trusted maintainers or the automated reviewer since the last evaluation (2026-09-12T14:02:40Z).
• No failed checks: there are no new failing checks and no still-red checks persisting from before the last evaluation.
• Deferred non-Critical feedback: the two automated reviews listed in the deferred section are an audit record, not work for this round. Per the Critical-only mode rules, those items were left untouched — no code changes, no thread replies, no resolutions — and remain open for human follow-up.

What was verified

• The PR head branch (autofix/issue-11678) is checked out and up to date with its remote; the working tree is clean.
• The full feedback file was read and every section triaged: nothing met the bar for an actionable item this round.

No commit was created. The PR awaits either a maintainer's /retry (which starts a fresh counting window and re-admits the deferred non-Critical feedback) or new actionable review feedback.

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• Review by @qwen-code-ci-bot: fix(live): accept monitor debug directories on Windows #11679 (review)
• Review by @qwen-code-ci-bot: fix(live): accept monitor debug directories on Windows #11679 (review)

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Autofix round: no action required

No changes were made in this round.

Why:

• No actionable feedback. The actionable sections of this round's feedback (reviews, inline comments, issue-level comments) are all empty — nothing newer than the last evaluation requires a code change.
• Critical-only mode is active. Five change-producing rounds are complete in this counting window, so the remaining open item — a non-Critical review from @qwen-code-ci-bot — has been deferred by the workflow for human follow-up. Per the round rules, deferred items are an audit record, not work: they were not implemented, replied to, or resolved in this round.
• All CI checks are green. Every check on the current head is SUCCESS or SKIPPED; there are no failed or still-red checks to diagnose.
• No base conflict. The branch already merges cleanly with main; no conflict resolution was requested or needed.

The PR is left exactly as it was at the start of this round. The deferred non-Critical review remains open for a maintainer to handle, and @qwen-code /retry can start a fresh counting window if desired.

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Autofix round summary — PR #11679 (issue #11678)

Feedback dispositions

The feedback snapshot contains no actionable items: Critical-only mode is
active (5 change-producing rounds completed), so the remaining non-Critical
review was deferred by the workflow as an audit record, and there are no failed
or still-red checks. Nothing was implemented, declined, or deferred from
feedback this round.

The only requested work was the base merge (--conflict true).

Base-conflict resolution (merge origin/main @ 87437db784)

Main's #11787 (fix(ci): restore Windows test baseline) touched the same five
qwen-live files as this PR and conflicted with all of them. Resolution per
file, decided by comparing both sides rather than taking either wholesale:

• src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.ts — took main's win32 gate, which
  skips both the POSIX mode-bit and uid checks on Windows. It is semantically
  equivalent to this PR's mode-only gate (process.getuid is undefined on
  Windows, so the PR's always-on uid clause is inert there either way), and
  main's shape is already verified on the Windows CI lane. The PR's remaining
  diff in this file is now purely the prune-resilience change. The PR's
  accepts directories on Windows test still pins the behavior (passes
  against the merged source).
• src/memory/config.test.ts — took main's tmpdir()-based fixtures
  (dataDir, separateDir). Main's approach subsumes this PR's
  join → resolve assertion tweak for the same Windows path failure, and
  the merge had already auto-taken main's tmpdir() lines, so keeping the
  PR's two-line tweak would have left the file internally inconsistent. The
  file is now byte-identical to main (same 3 assertions in the affected test;
  49/49 tests pass).
• src/language-preferences.test.ts, src/memory/service.test.ts,
  src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts — kept this PR's structure:
  the permission assertions live in dedicated
  it.skipIf(process.platform === 'win32') tests instead of fix(ci): restore Windows test baseline #11787's inline
  if (win32) gates. Coverage of the 0600/0700 assertions is identical on
  POSIX, and the skip is reported rather than passing a test that asserted
  nothing — this restructuring is the PR's reviewed design. These three files
  are byte-identical to the pre-round branch tip.

No test was weakened: relative to the pre-round branch, every test file either
is unchanged or (config.test.ts) preserves the same assertion count, and no
test was disabled or removed.

Verification

• npx vitest run src/proactive/monitor-debug-store.test.ts src/language-preferences.test.ts src/memory/config.test.ts src/memory/service.test.ts (packages/qwen-live) — 4 files, 92 tests passed
• npm run build — passed (also repaired the stale workspace dist/ that had failed 3 unrelated qwen-live daemon/adaptor suites on @qwen-code/acp-bridge/mcpTimeouts resolution)
• npx vitest run (packages/qwen-live, full suite) — 53 files passed / 1 skipped, 1023 tests passed / 2 skipped
• npm run typecheck — passed
• npm run lint — passed
• npx prettier --check on the 5 conflict-resolved files — passed
• Pre-commit hook (lint-staged tasks) — passed

Deferred non-Critical feedback

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Autofix round — no action

No code changes were made in this round.

Why

• The prepared feedback for this round contains no actionable items: the Reviews, Inline comments, and Issue-level comments sections are all empty.
• Critical-only mode is active (5 change-producing rounds are complete in this counting window). The one remaining review (@qwen-code-ci-bot, non-Critical) was deterministically deferred by the workflow and listed under "Deferred non-Critical feedback". Per the round rules, that section is an audit record, not work — it must not be acted on, replied to, or resolved in this round. It remains open for human follow-up, and @qwen-code /retry can start a fresh counting window if desired.
• Failed checks: none. Still-red checks: none.
• Merge conflict: none (--conflict false); no merge was performed.

Verification

No verification commands were run because no code was changed. The branch remains at the previously verified head (9928cdb919).

Deferred non-Critical feedback

Critical-only mode is active: 5 change-producing rounds are complete. The workflow excluded the non-Critical feedback below from this round's actionable sections; the items remain open for human follow-up. Maintainer feedback is deferred only after its author has used 2 regular feedback batches in this window's Critical-only tail; authors at that budget, if any, are named below. (@qwen-code /retry starts a fresh counting window.)

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