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Add the load-bearing repo dimension across the two model layers, aligned to the ratified architect design. shared/egg_contracts/models.py (contract layer): add Slice.repo: str | None = None (owner/name; None ⇒ resolved to primary at runtime, NOT in the model) and bump Contract.schemaVersion 1.3→1.4 as a PURE ADDITIVE after-stamp _migrate_schema_version_to_1_4 mirroring _migrate_schema_version_to_1_3 verbatim (guard schemaVersion=="1.3"; idempotent; NO field mutation — Slice.repo stays None on legacy load). The Contract model carries NO repo field and cannot see the pipeline, so absent⇒primary CANNOT be a model migration. orchestrator/models.py (orchestrator layer): add RepoSpec{repo, base_branch} and Pipeline.repos: list[RepoSpec] with a model validator that synthesizes repos=[RepoSpec(repo, base_branch)] from the legacy singleton when absent (and mirrors repos[0] back onto repo/base_branch for legacy readers), a primary_repo property, and a RUNTIME resolver resolve_slice_repo(slice, pipeline) -> slice.repo or pipeline.primary_repo. N=1 pipelines round-trip / behave identically. Chain root: nothing writes Slice.repo until it lands.

Base PR: #3418

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Commits (5):

.egg-state/brc-history/3393-implement-slice-1.json | 5250 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 .egg-state/brc-history/3393-implement-slice-1.md   | 5081 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 .egg/schemas/contract.schema.json                  |    2 +-
 orchestrator/models.py                             |  119 +-
 orchestrator/tests/test_models.py                  |  155 ++
 shared/egg_contracts/models.py                     |   62 +-
 shared/egg_contracts/tests/test_models.py          |  238 ++
 tests/shared/egg_contracts/test_models.py          |    9 +-
 tests/shared/egg_contracts/test_pr_metadata.py     |   89 +-
 9 files changed, 10960 insertions(+), 45 deletions(-)

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Repo dimension in the persisted contract & pipeline schema (migration)

Files affected:

  • shared/egg_contracts/models.py
  • orchestrator/models.py
  • shared/egg_contracts/tests/test_models.py
  • orchestrator/tests/test_models.py
Tasks (3) + acceptance criteria
  • task-1-1: In shared/egg_contracts/models.py (CONTRACT layer only): (a) add repo: str | None = None to the Slice model, owner/name-shaped, documented as "exactly one repo per slice; None ⇒ resolved to the pipeline's primary repo at RUNTIME (see resolve_slice_repo), NOT filled by the model." (b) Bump Contract.schemaVersion "1.3"→"1.4" by adding _migrate_schema_version_to_1_4 as a PURE ADDITIVE after-stamp that mirrors _migrate_schema_version_to_1_3 (models.py:1049-1069) VERBATIM: guard if self.schemaVersion == "1.3": self.schemaVersion = "1.4", idempotent, NO field mutation — Slice.repo stays None on a legacy load. Update the schemaVersion field docstring (:844-862) to note the new additive stamp. CRITICAL (per risk_analyst R1 / architect aeb3528): the Contract model has NO repo field and cannot see the orchestrator Pipeline, so the validator MUST NOT try to populate Slice.repo and MUST NOT reference any pipeline repo. The absent⇒primary default and the pipeline repo LIST are BOTH orchestrator concerns (TASK-1-2), NOT the contract. Do NOT persist a repo list onto the Contract — the repo list lives only on the orchestrator Pipeline. Preserve every existing field and migration branch byte-for-byte.
    • Acceptance criteria: - Slice.repo exists (str | None, default None), documented as "None ⇒ primary repo resolved at runtime, not by the model". - Contract.schemaVersion is "1.4"; _migrate_schema_version_to_1_4 is a pure additive stamp mirroring the 1.3 precedent (guarded on "1.3", idempotent, no field mutation); Slice.repo stays None when a 1.3 contract is loaded. - The contract migration does NOT populate Slice.repo and does NOT reference any pipeline/primary repo; no repo LIST is added to the Contract. - The four existing migration branches are untouched; N=1 contracts serialize/deserialize with no observable change.
  • task-1-2: In orchestrator/models.py (ORCHESTRATOR layer): (a) add a RepoSpec model carrying repo: str (owner/name) and base_branch: str | None. (b) add Pipeline.repos: list[RepoSpec] (default_factory=list) and a model validator that, when repos is absent but the legacy singleton Pipeline.repo (models.py:1131) is set, SYNTHESIZES repos=[RepoSpec(repo=repo, base_branch=base_branch)] (back-compat), and mirrors repos[0] back onto the legacy repo/base_branch scalars so legacy readers keep working until slice 3 rewires them. (c) add a primary_repo property returning repos[0].repo — the INTENTIONAL primary accessor for naming/defaulting, explicitly NOT one of the three repos[0] collapse sites removed in slice 3 (those collapse the agent-facing repo set to a single repo; this exposes a named primary while keeping the full list available). (d) add the RUNTIME resolver resolve_slice_repo(slice, pipeline) -> slice.repo if slice.repo else pipeline.primary_repo — this is where absent-Slice.repo⇒primary lives (it takes the pipeline as a second input, which the contract model cannot). Nothing may assume len(repos) ∈ {1, 2}.
    • Acceptance criteria: - RepoSpec{repo, base_branch} and Pipeline.repos: list[RepoSpec] exist; the validator synthesizes repos from a legacy singleton and mirrors repos[0] back onto repo/base_branch. - primary_repo returns repos[0].repo; no two-repo or primary+secondary shape is baked in; nothing assumes len(repos)∈{1,2}. - resolve_slice_repo(slice, pipeline) returns slice.repo when set else pipeline.primary_repo — the absent⇒primary default lives HERE, not in the contract migration. - No behavioral change for N=1 pipelines; the three collapse sites are untouched (removed in slice 3).
  • task-1-3: Add tests covering the two-layer slice-1 design. In shared/egg_contracts/tests/test_models.py (CONTRACT layer): (a) a fresh 1.4 contract accepts and round-trips Slice.repo; (b) loading a persisted 1.3 contract leaves each slice's repo as None and bumps schemaVersion to "1.4" (pure additive stamp — assert NO repo is filled by the model); (c) the 1.4 stamp is idempotent and the four pre-existing migration branches still fire for their versions (no regression). In orchestrator/tests (ORCHESTRATOR layer — nearest existing pipeline-model test module): (d) resolve_slice_repo(slice, pipeline) returns slice.repo when set and pipeline.primary_repo when slice.repo is None; (e) a legacy singleton Pipeline.repo synthesizes a one-element repos list and mirrors back onto repo/base_branch; (f) primary_repo == repos[0].repo; (g) N=1 behavior is identical.
    • Acceptance criteria: - Contract-layer tests assert the additive 1.3→1.4 stamp with Slice.repo staying None on legacy load (no model-filled repo), idempotency, and the four prior branches intact. - Orchestrator-layer tests assert resolve_slice_repo (set⇒slice.repo, None⇒primary), legacy singleton⇒one-element repos + mirror-back, and primary_repo==repos[0].repo. - N=1 back-compat asserted at both layers. - make test (narrowed) and make test-all green.

Stack

egg-orchestrator and others added 30 commits July 2, 2026 00:26
Grounded the issue's current-state claims against the live tree
(create_worktree list-shape, per-repo credentials, repo-param PR
creation, Slice schema gap, repos[0] collapse sites). Four grounding
corrections flagged for the planner, acceptance criteria restated,
HITL decision registered for v1 merge-sequencing gate semantics.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Take ownership of 3393-analysis-human.md: verified faithful against the
refiner's 3393-analysis.md (v1, 107c930) and the contract task
description; removed remaining jargon and added the per-repo work-branch/
umbrella-PR point.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e NACK)

Verified live: _spawn.py:452,464, commit_authorship_store.py:932-933, and
routes/pipelines.py:732 (overseer_repo). Added plain-language sweep clause.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Correction #1 un-inverted: client method IS create_worktrees (plural,
  gateway_client/_worktree.py:13); singular create_worktree is the
  gateway-internal helper (worktree_manager/_create.py:115); repo_volumes
  is the live spawner param fed from WorktreeResult.worktrees — rewritten
  as a two-layer naming map.
- repos[0] collapse sites enumerated as THREE (adds
  routes/pipelines.py:732 overseer_repo); sdlc_hitl.py:82 cleared as
  guarded. Verdict row 6, correction #4, AC-4 updated; human summary
  'two spots' -> 'three spots'.
- Per-repo conventions entailment added (design recommendation #5 +
  AC-7): slice agent cwd + CLAUDE.md/linters/check commands of the
  slice's repo.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tions

- Hard-bit #1 now states the operator's decided model: automated draft-hold
  auto-readied on upstream merge; HITL only for beyond-merge-state waits
  (release/publish, version pinning) and genuine development blocks.
- Added per-repo house-rules bullet (refiner v2 design rec #5 / AC-7).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Operator resolved HITL cq-1 (merge-sequencing gate) with a two-tier
model: automated draft->ready on upstream PR merge for plain merge
ordering; HITL-resolved holds for beyond-merge-state conditions
(release/publish waits, version pinning, genuine development blocks).
Added HITL Resolution section with planner-facing consequences; updated
design recommendation #2, hard part #2, AC-6, and the human summary's
hard-bit #1. No new HITL decisions induced.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reverts 3393-analysis-human.md byte-exact to the simplifier's e88c16d
rendering, restoring (1) the per-repo house-rules bullet (design rec #5
/ AC-7 rendering) and (2) the simplifier's hard-bit #1, which keeps the
cq-1 resolution's development-blocks element. Root cause: my v3 rebase
conflict resolution used 'git checkout --theirs', which in a rebase
selects the replayed (stale) commit, overwriting the simplifier's
concurrent v3. 3393-analysis.md is deliberately untouched (reviewers:
ACK-ready). BRC memory updated with the ownership rule.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Hard-bit #3: owner/repo re-key is decided; same-name rejection ruled out;
  prohibitive fan-out returns to the operator, never a silent fallback.
- New 'Where decisions stand' section: all design questions settled and
  binding; only a new operator decision reopens them.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ngs as binding

Design questions section retitled to OPERATOR RULINGS (binding, same
standing as cq-1): lazy-per-repo work branches/context PRs, per-slice-repo
test-gate/reviewer-diff scoping, primary-repo naming + per-repo status
surfaces, and per-repo conventions all RATIFIED (substance unchanged,
status upgraded from recommendation). New ruling #6: worktree map MUST be
re-keyed by full owner/repo; reject-same-name-sets is forbidden;
prohibitive fan-out at plan time is a new HITL, never a silent fallback.
Consistency-only knock-ons: correction #2 advice sentence points to the
ruling (facts unchanged), AC-2 drops the same-name-rejection alternative,
AC-4 requires owner/repo keying. cq-1 fold-in and grounding facts
untouched; human summary untouched (simplifier-owned).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…g bullet

Operator ruling (4) is 'first in list unless explicitly flagged'; the bullet
had stated the stricter first-in-list-only rule (reviewer_refine NACK).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t, repos[0] de-collapse, per-repo PR routing, cq-1 merge gate

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
7 risks; verdict PROCEED_WITH_MITIGATIONS (MEDIUM-HIGH). Load-bearing:
R1 Contract has no repo dimension (Slice.repo absent=>primary unresolvable),
R2 EGG_PIPELINE_REPO is a hard-required overseer consumer (collapse != deletion),
R3 cq-1 merge-poll terminal/failure states unspecified.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Renders task_planner v1 (d067323): fixed-order six-step chain, the two
submission safety checks, the three collapse-site fixes with owner/repo
re-keying, per-repo PR routing, the cq-1 two-tier hold, and per-repo gate
scoping — with the N=1 no-behavior-change guarantee stated plainly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…k_analyst R1 NACK)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…r_plan R3 NACK)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
task-1-1 (shared/egg_contracts/models.py):
- Add Slice.repo (str | None, default None), owner/name-shaped, documented
  as "None => primary repo resolved at runtime, not by the model".
- Bump Contract.schemaVersion 1.3->1.4 via _migrate_schema_version_to_1_4,
  a pure additive after-stamp mirroring the 1.3 precedent (guarded on
  "1.3", idempotent, no field mutation). Slice.repo stays None on a legacy
  load; the migration never populates it or references any pipeline repo.

task-1-2 (orchestrator/models.py):
- Add RepoSpec{repo, base_branch} and Pipeline.repos: list[RepoSpec].
- _sync_repos_and_legacy_singleton: synthesize repos from the legacy
  singleton when absent, mirror repos[0] back onto repo/base_branch.
- primary_repo property (repos[0].repo) — the intentional named-primary
  accessor, not one of the slice-3 collapse sites.
- resolve_slice_repo(slice, pipeline): the runtime home of the
  absent-Slice.repo => primary default.

No behavioural change for N=1 pipelines; the three collapse sites are
untouched (removed in slice 3). Nothing assumes len(repos) in {1, 2}.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Contract layer (shared/egg_contracts/tests/test_models.py, new):
- Slice.repo exists (str|None, default None) and round-trips in a fresh
  1.4 contract.
- Loading a persisted 1.3 contract bumps schemaVersion->1.4 as a pure
  additive stamp and leaves every Slice.repo None (no model-filled repo);
  an explicitly-set repo is preserved.
- The 1.4 stamp is idempotent + version-exact (guards, no downgrade of a
  future 2.0), and the prior migration branches still fire: full-chain
  None/1.0/1.1/1.2/1.3 -> 1.4, the wrap-mode pr.context_* strip, and
  direct-call coverage of the 1.0->1.1 and 1.3->1.4 after-stamps.

Orchestrator layer (orchestrator/tests/test_models.py):
- RepoSpec{repo, base_branch}; Pipeline.repos synthesizes a one-element
  list from a legacy singleton and mirrors repos[0] back onto the legacy
  repo/base_branch scalars (idempotent on reload); arbitrary repo count.
- primary_repo == repos[0].repo (and None for a repo-less pipeline).
- resolve_slice_repo: explicit slice.repo wins, else pipeline.primary_repo.
- N=1 back-compat asserted at both layers.

147 tests pass (system pytest against the working tree). make test could
not provision its venv in this sandbox (no network); green is enforced at
the integration gate.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The coder's slice-1 default bump schemaVersion 1.3->1.4 (additive Slice.repo
stamp) made the pre-existing migration assertions in the contract test suite
stale (assert '1.4' == '1.3'). Update every stale pin to 1.4, rename the
default/latest tests, repurpose test_fresh_1_3_payload -> promotes_to_1_4, and
add test_fresh_1_4_payload_loads_unchanged to keep the 'latest loads unchanged'
invariant pinned at the true latest. Resolves reviewer_code v1 NACK (9 failing
contract tests).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…a.json

Addresses tester NACK (gap-1 on task-1-1): commit d779b0c bumped the
Pydantic Contract.schemaVersion default 1.3->1.4 but did not mirror it
into .egg/schemas/contract.schema.json, breaking the lockstep invariant
test test_schema_default_schemaversion_tracks_model. Bump the JSON Schema
`schemaVersion.default` 1.3->1.4 in lockstep with the model default,
exactly as #3033 did for 1.2->1.3. The lockstep guardrail test is left
intact and now passes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Contract Verification — PR #3422 (issue-3393, slice-1/6)

Verdict: Approve (post-merge verification record — this PR is already merged into main).

Verified the two-layer repo-dimension implementation against the slice-1 contract tasks. All three tasks and every acceptance criterion are objectively satisfied.

task-1-1 — Contract layer (shared/egg_contracts/models.py) ✅

  • Slice.repo: str | None = Field(default=None, …) added, owner/name-shaped, documented exactly as "None ⇒ resolved to the pipeline's primary repo at RUNTIME (see resolve_slice_repo), NOT filled in by the model." (models.py:438)
  • Contract.schemaVersion default bumped 1.31.4; _migrate_schema_version_to_1_4 is a pure additive after-stamp mirroring _migrate_schema_version_to_1_3 verbatim — mode="after", guarded on if self.schemaVersion == "1.3", idempotent, no field mutation. schemaVersion field docstring updated to note the new stamp.
  • The migration does not populate Slice.repo and does not reference any pipeline/primary repo; no repo list is added to Contract. Confirmed by test_1_3_load_leaves_every_slice_repo_none.
  • Four pre-existing migration branches untouched. TestPriorMigrationBranchesStillFire + TestFullMigrationChainComposes green.

task-1-2 — Orchestrator layer (orchestrator/models.py) ✅

  • RepoSpec{repo, base_branch} added; Pipeline.repos: list[RepoSpec] with default_factory=list.
  • _sync_repos_and_legacy_singleton (mode="after") synthesizes repos=[RepoSpec(repo, base_branch)] from the legacy singleton when absent, and mirrors repos[0] back onto repo/base_branch. Repo-less (local-mode) pipelines left untouched.
  • primary_repo property returns repos[0].repo (with a self.repo belt-and-braces fallback). No primary+secondary shape baked in; nothing assumes len(repos) ∈ {1, 2}test_arbitrary_repo_count_supported confirms.
  • resolve_slice_repo(slice, pipeline) returns slice.repo if slice.repo else pipeline.primary_repo — the absent⇒primary default lives here, not in the contract migration.
  • N=1 behavior unchanged; the three repos[0] collapse sites are correctly deferred to slice 3 (not in this diff).

task-1-3 — Tests (both layers) ✅

  • New shared/egg_contracts/tests/test_models.py (23 tests): Slice.repo round-trip, additive 1.3→1.4 stamp leaving repo None, idempotency + version-exact guarding (no future-version downgrade), all four prior branches firing.
  • orchestrator/tests/test_models.py extended: RepoSpec, synth-from-singleton + mirror-back (idempotent), arbitrary repo count, primary_repo == repos[0].repo, resolve_slice_repo set/None, N=1 back-compat.
  • gap-1 (schema/model lockstep) resolved in commit 797a590: .egg/schemas/contract.schema.json schemaVersion.default bumped 1.31.4; the lockstep guard test_schema_default_schemaversion_tracks_model passes.

Test execution (targeted, per review policy — full make test left to CI)

  • shared/egg_contracts/tests/test_models.py: 23 passed
  • orchestrator/tests/test_models.py: 124 passed
  • tests/shared/egg_contracts/test_models.py + test_pr_metadata.py (stale-pin realignment): 113 passed
  • schema/model lockstep guard: passed

Notes for human reviewer

  • The contract's top-level acceptance_criteria list is empty and per-task criteria are free-text (no ac-N IDs), so there are no criterion IDs to mark via verify-criterion; the orchestrator endpoint was also unreachable during this run. Verification was performed directly against the diff and by running the targeted suites.
  • The two large .egg-state/brc-history/3393-implement-slice-1.{json,md} files are pipeline-state persistence (commit "Persist BRC history for slice-1 (#2548)"), not orphaned product code — expected machinery, not a contract violation.

No contract violations found. Implementation matches the ratified two-layer design (risk_analyst R1 / architect aeb3528).

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