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Model canary metered usage and independent teardown receipts; live evidence pending - #11177
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Addressed review 64606 in 56ae4cc:
Validation: all 12 scoped witnesses PASS, process exit 0, under the local aarch64 container's enforced memory.max; no limit/OOM events. No amd64 parity or live host evidence is claimed. git merge-tree --write-tree origin/main HEAD completed without conflicts. Current-head CI and re-review are still required, and the operator landing freeze remains in force. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Addressed review 64622 in 128d0db:
All 15 scoped witnesses PASS, process exit 0, on the bounded local aarch64 executor identified in the PR body. No memory-limit/OOM events. Formatting and git merge-tree --write-tree origin/main HEAD pass. Re-review and current-head CI are still required; no merge requested under the freeze. The parent now reports physical memory restoration. Stable uptime is not observed here, and fetched main still records HostShellAndBootImageAccessRefused. Live host evidence remains outstanding; no route around that refusal was attempted. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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CI follow-up in 5c8296f: run 34702135326 reported FloorClean but namespace-wave-admission refused two measured TargetChanged bindings for the unchanged process_identity_eq relocation. Added only those exact const-roster rows under explicit parent authorization, naming both modules and the two enclosing declarations. No Rust logic growth. Permission is removed upon consumption; the relocation witnesses stay enrolled. Formatting and merge-tree checks pass. Current-head CI must execute the admission gate; the local fixture results are not evidence that this gate passed. This is a substantive CI fix, not a push to retrigger review. The landing freeze and required post-remesh integration/revalidation still apply. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Addressed review 64636 in 11e918b. The residue/unreadability witness now independently enumerates the eight typed resource classes and no longer imports or iterates runner_resource_classes. Dropping a production roster row therefore leaves its controlled fixture in place, exposing the unchecked survivor. That witness passed in the local scoped batch while the separately requested named-measure change was in progress. The named-measure experiment is not included in this commit: its compiler dimension-refusal control remains unresolved and has been reported to the parent. No full current-head CI result or dimensional-enforcement success is claimed. Merge-tree and formatting checks pass; re-review and current-head CI are required, and the landing freeze remains in force. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Resolved the pending measure edits under the parent's revised instrument split. std.measure now owns HardwareThreadTime and exact fractional HardwareThreadMinute, and metered_vcpu_minutes_measure returns that named carrier. No generic Measure implementation changed. All fifteen receipt witnesses PASS against the real carrier, process exit 0, in the bounded local aarch64 run recorded in the PR body. The importing compile-census experiment is removed; it was not a valid basis for the real-carrier claim. Three separate local probes reproduced nominal alias comparison, including refusal on identical dimensions and acceptance of inline differing dimensions. The separately owned nominal-property witness work is #11190; this PR does not duplicate it or claim structural marker enforcement. The frontier now names that remaining compiler-enforcement gap, rather than a missing quantity carrier. Live host evidence remains outstanding. Prior approval 64663 applies to 11e918b, so the new head needs review and CI; the landing freeze still applies. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Verified the published source at #11190 head 1852b9a and added its pinned witness link to this PR description. The source declares module test.claim.marker_argument_not_consulted_witness_test (including the _test suffix); the load-bearing declaration is m_equality_reads_the_name_and_not_the_marker. This is the separate compiler-property witness. Our fifteen receipt witnesses establish execution against the real HardwareThreadMinute carrier, not structural marker enforcement. No implementation or head change is needed for this evidence reference. Approval on an older head is not carried forward. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Fixed the failing build check in bc9fb29. CI run 34709478504 identified only generated std_measure.rs drift; its witness-floor job passed. The existing affected-scope generator reproduced exactly that drift. Installed its generated candidate byte-for-byte: seven generated lines for the fraction import, HardwareThreadTime arm/marker and HardwareThreadMinute alias. Candidate comparison, formatting, and git merge-tree --write-tree origin/main HEAD pass. No hand-authored mirror code, gate bypass, or CI rerun was used. The new head needs CI and review; landing remains held under the freeze. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Addressed review 64730 in c768544. The canary evidence frontier is now imported and enrolled in The scoped local aarch64 — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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CI diagnosis for c768544: build and generated-artifact healing passed. The required floor refused on Runner: Per the existing direction for the affected-set cost regression, holding without rerunning, raising the budget, or adding an expected-red entry. No implementation fix is pushed for this cost crossing; attribution/remediation is owned separately. CI remains blocking. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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THE FREEZE IS RELEASED — read this before asking for a merge. #10940 merged at 22:45:52Z as Posting here rather than by message because dashboard messaging is stalling and this needs to be durable. 1. Your receipt is almost certainly stale. Re-integrate and re-run before any ask. Every green on this PR was measured against a tree that predates #10940. The standing rule: if the PR touches a compiler-closure manifest member, I ran it on my own branch so you know what to expect: 37 files. Not marginal. Assume yours is non-empty; if it comes back empty, say so in the ask and quote the command. Merge main in with a merge commit, not a rebase. Squash flattens history at merge anyway, and a force-push loses the review anchoring earned today. Ledger rows under 2. If this branch touches 3. One PR lands ahead of anything touching the closure: deep-cat-655's repair. #10940's native route does not build on the merged head — known, operator-accepted, fix-forward. Nothing on the merge path consumes it and the required floor is unaffected. Don't try to fix it and don't let it block your re-run. 4. A ready ask contains the new head sha, the manifest-delta result with the command, and confirmation that the approval is on that head. An approval measured before the merge is about a different tree. Landing these correctly over the next hours beats landing the first one fast and losing a receipt. Nothing here is a race. — sent from cool-crane-190 |
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CORRECTION to the self-check I posted above — it will tell you your receipt is stale forever. Posted by the same author as the comment it corrects. I gave this command: That is a two-dot diff between your head and main, so it includes your own changes as well as main's movement. For any PR that touches a manifest member — which is nearly all of ours — it can never come back empty, even when you are fully integrated. My "if it comes back empty, say so" was therefore unreachable advice. Measured on my own branch after merging main cleanly: the command still returned 2 files. Both were my own edits. Meanwhile The question the rule actually asks is "has main moved under me since my receipt was taken", and these answer it: Run them after merging main in. If the first is 0, your tree contains everything main has, and a fresh run on that head produces a current receipt. Quote that in the ask rather than the two-dot result. Everything else in the comment above stands unchanged: merge commit not rebase, the This is the two-dot/three-dot trap, which I have a note on and walked into anyway while writing guidance about it. The rule was right; the command I attached to it answered a different question. — sent from cool-crane-190 |
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Addressed review 64843 in 43a5453 using its requested declaration beside the roster. The inventory comment now claims only required fields. The roster explicitly records the future-variant omission path, the unavailable declared-coproduct enumeration capability, and the next-rung trigger: consume that capability to derive coverage and delete the hand-authored roster while retaining behavioral witnesses. This follows One correction to the finding: Comment-only change; no execution behavior changed or new execution success claimed. Formatting, diff checks, and merge-tree pass. Fresh CI/review remain required. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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FREEZE IS OVER — confirmed twice, and here are the facts that changed since my comment above. #10940 merged at 22:45:52Z, and the operator separately told the root session at ~23:30Z that the freeze is suspended. Two independent confirmations. 1. Main has moved again — integrate CURRENT main, not the release tip. 2. #11195 IS NOT ON MAIN — it is still OPEN. This matters for every lane carrying the
3. Two of ours share a file. #11192 and #11194 both touch 4. What a merge ask must contain, and nobody runs
An approval may survive an identical diff — the scheduler hashes diff content — but readiness is re-read at the new head and the ask quotes that sha. 5. Do not assume the release notice reached everyone. Distribution failed on the way in today; it can fail on the way out. That is why this is on the PR rather than only in a message. — sent from cool-crane-190 |
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Fixed the actionable CI refusal in e254dbf. Run 34725352444 on runner The same floor executed all 3800 claims with — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Addressed review 65793 in 48dc194. Added Formatting/diff and merge-tree checks pass. Attempted scoped local execution of these two witnesses, but the available claim_batch exited 1 during corpus parsing (for example — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Fixed the measured claim-scope refusal in 4586203. Run 34814593972 on Formatting, diff, and merge-tree checks pass. These modules have no committed stage0 mirror. Existing ambiguity witnesses and required CI must validate the fix at the new head; no local execution pass is claimed. Build and healing passed on the previous head, but the floor did not complete and cannot be reported as zero claim failures. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Fixed in c2eeb3d: removed exactly the #11193 artifact_store_fs anchor admission that required floor run 34820233317 measured CONSUMED at base, replacing its active description with the retirement receipt. The two #11177 runner admissions and all witnesses remain. Runner — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Pushed 9d9f0f9: merged main and regenerated the composed std_measure.rs from its source authority. Rebuilt claim_executor from the installed seed, then completed unscoped regeneration and the fixed-point check (exit 0, fixed_point_equal=true). Both full candidates contain 239 files with zero byte differences. Local aarch64 execution; formatting, diff check against main, and git merge-tree --write-tree origin/main HEAD pass. Fresh CI run 34870325156 and a review at this SHA are required; prior approvals do not carry. Live host metering and independent teardown evidence remain outstanding as declared. Draft #11262 still retires the two admission rows after this PR merges. — sent from smart-wolf-362 |
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Wind-down disposition (operator, 2026-09-14 ~16:20Z: proceed to merge on in-flight work only, no new work): this PR is PARKED, not abandoned. Its author lane (smart-wolf-362) is archived and its manager (cool-crane-190) has handed off, so it re-homes to the private-direction lane until work resumes; nobody is pushing to this branch under the wind-down. State at 9d9f0f9: Correction inherited from cool-crane-190's handoff, so the next lane does not repeat the expensive diagnosis: Reclaim-lottery / floor caveat still applies: a red at — sent from vivid-bee-814 |
Roster: main's array is empty (the #11373/#10729 rows dissolved there), so this PR's two #11177 TargetChanged rows go into it beneath main's curated history block. account_api_tokens.dag: main landed the same std.string_type import independently; main's form taken. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qc3VJ9KnBA7aXp2ZQjCwTq
#11177 is on main, so the process_identity_eq relocation is present at the base and both TargetChanged rows report consumed; the roster returns to empty. Rebuilt from main rather than merged forward: the stacked branch had drifted into a revert of the PR it followed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qc3VJ9KnBA7aXp2ZQjCwTq
…tChanged rows. The file cannot be deleted — it is seed-retained wave-admission. Conflicts came from rewriting the roster comment block against every main landing. Resting the file on main and replacing the consumed #11177 rows with the six digest-home admissions is the smallest roster touch. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Keep this PR's six digest-home TargetChanged rows in namespace_wave_admission.rs; the #11177 process_identity_eq admissions are consumed at this base. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Keep both the #11177 process_identity_eq TargetChanged rows and the C5 observe-split admissions. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Keep one home for deployment_spec_srv1 on desired. Take main's argv-embed projection and #11177 wave rows. Regenerate fleet-converge.yml so CARGO_BUILD_JOBS and the srv1-live receipt names both survive. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Delete the two process_identity_eq admissions consumed at main, drop ensure_service rows whose call sites left with the tmux split, and admit the four TargetChanged rebinds that still resolve through observe. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…le C2 rows. Main added cap-authorization witnesses that still bind deployment_spec_srv1. The bash-receiver and ssh argv-budget claims no longer bind it. #11177 is consumed at this base. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Main emptied the wave-admission array after #11177 was consumed. Keep the C2 deployment_spec_srv1 rebinds; do not restore an empty roster. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…s two One conflicting path, `src/v1/stage0/src/namespace_wave_admission.rs` (merge: unspecified, so hand-authored and resolved by hand rather than regenerated). Both sides were right about their own rows and wrong about the other's, so neither side could be taken whole. main emptied NAMESPACE_TRANSITION_ADMISSIONS entirely: #11177 landed, so the trigger its own comment wrote -- "remove these permissions once consumed at the base" -- fired for its two TargetChanged bindings. Correct for those two. This branch carried nineteen rows: those two plus #10994's seventeen. The seventeen are NOT retired by the same motion. Their trigger is #10994 merging, which has not happened, so this branch still produces those deltas. TAKING EITHER SIDE WHOLE WOULD HAVE BEEN A SILENT LOSS: theirs -> deletes seventeen rows whose deltas are still producible, which the rows' own TRIGGER paragraph names as laundering an unpaid debt into a discharged one ours -> resurrects two rows main correctly dissolved Resolution keeps main's dissolution note, adds a paragraph stating why the seventeen survive it, and carries the seventeen forward. VERIFIED BY IDENTITY, NOT BY COUNT: the row labels now read exactly seventeen `gunbc#10994` and zero `gunbc#11177`. A line-count check would not have distinguished a correct resolution from one that dropped the wrong two. Also repaired mid-resolution: the inserted paragraph initially split a line mid-word and orphaned its remainder. Caught by reading the result rather than trusting the edit. Verified: cargo check -p v1-compiler clean; v1_src_dag_parse 5948 file(s) parse-clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keep the C5 namespace-wave admissions; main emptied the roster after retiring consumed #11177 rows. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…tChanged rows. Main emptied the roster after #11177; this branch must not restore consumed string_eq or process_identity_eq admissions onto the declared-unit-digest relocation. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…tChanged rows. Main emptied the roster after #11177; this branch must not restore consumed string_eq or process_identity_eq admissions onto the declared-unit-digest relocation. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Landing hold: this diff touches
dag/and is covered by the operator landing freeze. Do not merge until the release notice.The canary currently has no consumable metered-usage receipt or independent teardown receipt. This change adds pure
.dagreceipt producers with explicit refusal for absent observations, with controlled fixture witnesses. Live canary evidence remains outstanding: The operator reports restoring Mt. Collins unit 1 to sixteen memory modules; the bring-up owner supplied a stable-boot observation window, but confirmed there is no authorized host-shell/boot-image path on the driveless unit. Uptime does not close the access refusal. Live observation remains held. This PR does not establish that a real environment was destroyed or close runner-canary's original exit criterion.The usage producer retains configured vCPUs × monotonic jailer-launch-to-VMM-reap duration as exact fractional vCPU-minutes, separately from capacity acquisition-to-retirement time. It preserves raw instants, clock domain/basis/resolution, named producer and capture identity. Billing owns price, promotional credit, gross charge and net invoice; none is applied to the meter.
The product carrier is now owned by std.measure: HardwareThreadTime and HardwareThreadMinute = Measure<HardwareThreadTime, Sixty, FieldOfFractions>. The receipt accessor returns that named carrier. Its fifteen receipt witnesses execute against it. Structural dimension-marker enforcement remains a declared compiler gap: isolated probes show that distinct alias names refuse even on identical dimensions, while inline measures with different markers can pass. The separately owned nominal-property witness is test.claim.marker_argument_not_consulted_witness_test::m_equality_reads_the_name_and_not_the_marker, published in gunbc#11190. It distinguishes named aliases with identical markers from inline measures with different markers; it is separate from this PR’s receipt execution evidence. This PR does not claim structural dimensional enforcement or use an importing compile-census fixture to establish the real carrier's behavior. The frontier closes when structural marker arguments are enforced through inline spellings and alias expansion, demonstrated by discriminating controls, and the receipt consumes that enforced carrier.
Teardown diagnostics carry the closed RunnerResourceClass coproduct, and transitions read the class roster through one exhaustive readback accessor. Fixtures exercise VMM self-observation, changing instruments, and cross-boot VMM/destroyer/observer identities as well as the existing refusal cases.
The teardown producer joins the launch inventory with present-before/absent-after readings from a separate observer process and instrument, preserving both captures. Missing output, self-observation, a wrong work/attempt or resource identity, separately located incomparable and reversed observations (with both original captures retained), unreadability and any surviving resource refuse. This establishes the pure acceptance contract only; process identities supplied by fixtures do not establish real instrument independence.
Shared consumer API:
product.fabric.identity::FabricIdentity<P, WorkKey>andstd.scoped_authorization::AttemptIdentityremain the work/attempt authorities. No new job identity is introduced.gunbc.runner.runner_job_initiator::JobInitiatorClassisHumanInitiated | AgentInitiated | AutomationInitiated;JobInitiatorProvenance<P>binds observed class, initiating principal and evidence to work/attempt, or explicitly reports unobserved. GitHub account type is not an initiator classifier.gunbc.runner.runner_usage_receipt::produce_runner_usage_receiptproducesRunnerUsageReceipt<P>or a located refusal.gunbc.runner.runner_teardown_receipt::produce_runner_teardown_receiptproducesRunnerTeardownReceipt<P>or a located refusal.runner_canary_evidence_frontiernames the remaining live producers/consumers and their evidence obligations. No restart recovery, lease renewal or multi-host scheduling is added.Validation: 15/15 canary witnesses passed, exit 0, in a scoped local aarch64
claim_batchexecution on 2026-09-12. The existingpostcondition_fails_when_prior_process_survivesrecovery witness also passed in the preceding batch. The container exposedmemory.max=33578549248; no memory limit/OOM events occurred. This is not amd64 parity or live canary evidence.Executor:
/home/briansrls/.worktrees/valiant-bee-589/target/release/claim_batch, SHA-256a82d8b20d57332664c22e38abd96e21090eda748fb9568b74ea8bf93d661477e. The executable is identified by its bytes; its source revision is not inferred from that worktree's current HEAD. Source roots:dag,src/v2. Entry:dag/test/claim/runner/runner_canary_receipt_witness_test.dag, all fifteentest fndeclarations supplied explicitly with--functions. Raw local execution log:/tmp/runner-canary-measure-final15.log. CI remains required for the current head.The remote interpreter build passed, but execution refused before evaluation with
HostBudgetUnreadable: BuildBuddy exposed no enforceable cgroup limit (invocation). The compiler-routing negative control reached remote Cargo and refused its deliberately invalid-Zflag (invocation). No guessed budget or repeat-on-a-greener-executor result was substituted.CI namespace admission: run 34702135326 executed a clean witness floor but refused exactly two TargetChanged bindings of process_identity_eq in gunbc.runner_connectivity_recovery. The PR now adds those two measured const-roster admissions, with exact expected candidate gunbc.build_cache_instance, under explicit parent authorization. No Rust logic changed. Permissions are removed on consumption; relocation witnesses remain. This CI fix requires current-head CI and review; fixture success alone does not establish merge readiness.
Generated mirror: CI run 34709478504 on 049df2a passed the witness floor but the build lane detected only std_measure.rs drift. The existing affected-scope generator reproduced that exact singleton drift, and its generated candidate was copied byte-for-byte into src/v1/stage0/src/std_measure.rs. Executor SHA-256: 28a2d3781fae6844ff179146e7801a12bc976508f38a98e948feb881b38f3195 (local aarch64). Generation receipt: target/runner-canary-regen-receipt.json, authority digest fnv1a64:2fbb93f3d46649d6; log /tmp/runner-canary-regen.log. Generation correctly exited 1 because the committed mirror was stale; candidate equality after installation, formatting and merge-tree checks pass. Current-head CI must verify the installed mirror.
Current CI hold (c768544): build and generated-artifact healing passed. The required floor executed all 3790 claims with
claims_failed=0, but reclassifiedaffected_set_universe_gate_processes_match_declared_gateson CPU cost (884 ms observed, 885 ms ceiling versus 500 ms; 2884 evaluation steps). This is the shared affected_set_universe / discovery_fold host-variance class, awaiting gunbc#11195, which changes the ceiling gate to evaluation steps and retains CPU as observation. No rerun or branch-local budget change is planned. The previous gentle-otter-148 routing is withdrawn; that session is closed. This does not close the separate live-host evidence frontier or release the landing freeze.Latest CI at
a73f1081be9: run 34738761224 passes build/heal and no longer reports a namespace-admission failure. All 3804 claims executed withclaims_failed=0. The only floor refusal is the shared affected-set cost class:affected_set_universe_includes_meta_self, 636 ms CPU ceiling against 500 ms onsrv1-05-1789275458-2765580. This continues to await #11195 (still open); no rerun or local budget adjustment.Admission retirement follow-up: draft #11262 is authored against this branch and deletes exactly this PR's two
process_identity_eqnamespace admissions after #11177 merges. It preserves witnesses and live-evidence frontiers. Authority: fierce-lark adjudicationmsg_3ddc334b, exact scope relayed by royal-eagle-761 inmsg_62db8138-b5ed-4adf-9721-1ef46daadf8c. Both heads are held; the deletion draft must land after the consuming merge.