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…wrap, and make the manifest prove it describes the promoted image The promoted devbox ladder (epoch 2026-09-07-r1) bakes Claude Code 2.1.252, Codex 0.151.0, opencode 1.18.25, pi 0.84.4 and agent-browser 0.35.2 while the registry is at 2.1.267 / 0.154.0 / 1.18.30 / 0.85.1 / 0.37.1, and codex warns on every launch that bubblewrap is missing. Machines never self-update by design, so a new release only reaches cmux Cloud through a rebake. - Dockerfile: pins bumped to the current releases, CMUX_IMAGE_EPOCH 2026-09-09-r1, bubblewrap in the devtools layer (the Freestyle bake installs the same list); codex uses the distro bwrap instead of its bundled copy. - `bun run devbox:pins:check [--write]`: compares the ARG pins with the npm registry and rewrites them; the pure rewrite refuses ranges, tags and packages the image does not bake. - Every manifest entry now records its epoch and a digest of the sources the bake took from the checkout (verbatim files + pins, per layer set). `devboxSourceDriftProblems` (devbox:manifest:check, the manifest test, and promote before it writes) fails when a default was baked at another epoch or from other sources, so main cannot describe a machine the promoted default is not. Rollback reverts the promotion commit whole. - verify-devbox-image.ts launches the real claude and codex TUIs as root and as ubuntu and requires the ready composer with no first-run gate text (polled readiness, bounded), and requires bwrap. The manifest test is red on this commit on purpose: the defaults are still the 2026-09-07-r1 ladder. The next commit promotes the new bake. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx
…ws at promote time; document the pin and promotion workflow Two ladders are two bakes and two promotions, and only one promotion may write the manifest at a time. This makes that workflow sanctioned instead of hand-edited: - `promote --replay <summary.json>` re-applies the rows an earlier promotion appended (its --out `entries`, or the rows from that PR's manifest diff) through the same append + demotion rule (`appendImageManifestEntries`, factored out of `promoteImageManifestEntry`): the way to land the second ladder after the first has written, and to resolve a manifest conflict between two promotion PRs. - `promote --sizes-result <derive --out json>` adopts an existing derive run (still re-verifies) so a promotion refused at the write does not derive and snapshot every size twice. - The promote-time drift check judges only the rows being written; the other kind's ladder is promoted by its own run, and CI holds the whole manifest to the invariant once both have landed. My first base promotion was refused by the whole-manifest check because the desktop defaults were still at the old epoch. - READMEs: the pins:check workflow, the epoch and source-digest invariants, rollback reverting the sources with the manifest, the parallel bake and sequential write flow, and conflict resolution by replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx
…poch 2026-09-09-r1) Baked from d3b2da0 on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to 65ac4c2 (files.cmux.com/cmux-tui/65ac4c2fe7…/manifest.json), verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (both ladders, the desktop contract, the first interactive claude and codex launches as root and ubuntu, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and recorded by promote-devbox-image.ts: the base ladder with --sizes-result after its first write was refused, the desktop ladder verified and derived with --dry-run and landed with --replay. Desktop: sm sh-69841eb8073046df92d2cca9cc8b4ba2, md sh-fb1dba56f4b24616adfba52e6c935317, lg sh-68da64518f6c49a1923788f503d3492a, lgx sh-eec416ba245544a494d3be4ebe6022a2, xl sh-6d635b1cd223434aa9e1ad1a8aea1c45, 2xl sh-869c2c63c2cb4f399d19b5fdb1fee50f. Base: sm sh-0d4c81c5188140dba93a17eaac1608e0, md sh-7e6e24521b4f4b00b7478313fddedd7e, lg sh-e152ff6d015e45289a27104557374403, lgx sh-edb83b4aa34a4d79946b5d80fedf8921, xl sh-e27f9d8a81cc491080f6dd186d6f4808, 2xl sh-a370d08c8f934d9aa1935613c3b28cd8. Every entry carries epoch 2026-09-09-r1 and its devbox source digest, and bakes Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The manifest test and devbox:manifest:check are green again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Devbox pipeline checks exact agent releases, records source provenance, verifies Bubblewrap and agent startup, supports manifest replay, and promotes refreshed desktop and base image ladders. ChangesDevbox image refresh
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR addresses the linked issue's pin updates, bubblewrap installation, epoch bump, image rebuild and promotion, manifest validation, coordination with Resolution After the new manifest is deployed, create a fresh machine from the new default image and verify Claude Code 2.1.267 or newer, Codex 0.154.0 or newer, daemon attachment, and a successful real agent turn through the model plane. Add the command output and machine/image identifiers to the PR evidence before merge, or update the linked issue acceptance criteria if post-merge verification is explicitly permitted. Full details: Cmux No Hacky SleepsExplanation The PR adds a fixed-sleep polling loop in Resolution Replace the ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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In `@web/scripts/devbox-image-common.ts`:
- Line 349: Update devboxSourceManifest and devboxSourceDriftProblems to include
a normalized digest of Dockerfile instructions and the current
build-devbox-freestyle.ts digest, then compare both during drift validation
before promoting defaults. Preserve the existing epoch and source-digest checks
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In `@web/services/vms/README.md`:
- Around line 145-148: Update the documentation around the default image
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…eat-devbox-snapshot-refresh-agent-clis Manifest resolved through the writer, never by hand: main's manifest taken wholesale (the wsboot ladders #12243 promoted), then both agents0909 promotions replayed with `promote --replay` from their --out summaries, which demotes wsboot for every kind+size and keeps it listed for rollback. web/services/vms/README.md keeps main's manifest-pointer paragraph instead of the id list this branch had added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…le instructions Review finding (CodeRabbit on #12250): the drift digest hashed the verbatim files, the ARG pins and the epoch, so a step change with no ARG behind it (this PR's bubblewrap apt line, in both recipes) left it unchanged and only the epoch bump carried it. Schema 2 adds sha256s of the Dockerfile reduced to its instructions and of build-devbox-freestyle.ts reduced to its code lines (comment and blank lines dropped; no tokenizer, byte-stable). An entry is checked with the schema it was recorded with (absent: 1), so the ladders promoted by this PR stay valid and new bakes record schema 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| 3975255215 | coderabbitai | web/scripts/devbox-image-common.ts:438 |
Hash Dockerfile instructions and the bake script; align documentation | already-fixed — schema 2 includes both and retains every nonblank bake-script line | c9af1303bc, c690d875b0, 496ea222aa |
| 3975255222 | coderabbitai | web/services/vms/README.md |
Document separate Desktop/Base ladders | disagree — superseded by Austin's explicit one-ladder request. Current docs and validated defaults share one snapshot per size across both compatibility kinds | 1b2ef5f692, 2562763826 |
| 3975456029 | coderabbitai | web/scripts/devbox-image-common.ts |
Preserve executable *-prefixed lines in the digest |
already-fixed — every nonblank line is hashed; regression coverage retained | c690d875b0 |
| 5162672265, outside diff | coderabbitai | web/services/vms/images/manifest.json |
Record schema 2 on promoted defaults | already-fixed — upgrades require provenance; all current defaults were freshly baked with schema 2 | c690d875b0, 2562763826 |
| 3975532490 | coderabbitai | web/scripts/devbox-image-common.ts:1336 |
Prove Dockerfile provenance at repoCommit; never synthesize it |
already-fixed — missing commits or changed instructions refuse the upgrade | e395e02aae |
| 3975660635 | coderabbitai | web/scripts/devbox-image-common.ts |
Prevent shell injection through repoCommit |
already-fixed — full 40-hex validation and execFileSync argument array |
6d735f0e49 |
| 3975699766 | coderabbitai | web/tests/vm-image-manifest.test.ts |
Make the valid Git-object assertion unconditional | already-fixed — HEAD lookup always runs | 4a02de4582 |
| 5612359886, No Hacky Sleeps | coderabbitai | web/scripts/verify-devbox-image.ts |
Replace the new agent-launch polling loop; verify deadline and cancellation | fix — output-driven PTY supervisor, bounded deadline, process-group cleanup, five behavioral cases. Final login-context fix is in #12258 | 577be740ff, fffcddfbfc, 704f93343b |
| Same top-level body, Linked Issues | coderabbitai | #12244 acceptance | Prove a real turn on a fresh deployed default | fix — production create, pinned versions, Claude and Codex turns, plus private-carrier reconnect/snapshot proof below | 2562763826 / deployed 8ba29eaad8 |
| Same top-level body, Docstring Coverage | coderabbitai | reviewed range through 6d735f0e49 |
Raise advisory coverage to 80% | disagree — the report is for an older range and names no missing symbols. Public provenance/promotion helpers and the new supervisor have documentation; no repository-required docstring percentage check exists. No comment-only image rebake was added for this advisory metric | 577be740ff, 704f93343b |
| 3976327192 | cubic-dev-ai | cmuxUITests/NewMachineSheetKindUITests.swift |
Wait for Cancel accessibility readiness | fix — its own existence wait precedes clicking | 3bdf3b84c0 |
| 3976327204 | cubic-dev-ai | cmuxTests/VMDefaultCloudCommandTests.swift |
Pin the locale for English CLI assertions | fix — child locale explicitly selects English | 3bdf3b84c0 |
| 3976327209 | cubic-dev-ai | same file | Isolate the trusted-device store | fix — unique HOME/CFFIXED_USER_HOME, teardown, and an assertion on the saved carrier identity | 3bdf3b84c0 |
| 3976327218 | cubic-dev-ai | cmuxTests/CLINotifyProcessIntegrationRegressionTests.swift:7218 |
Pin locale for the detached-create assertion | fix — same explicit English locale | 3bdf3b84c0 |
| 3976565996 | cubic-dev-ai | cmuxTests/VMDefaultCloudCommandTests.swift |
Exercise consumption of the carrier marker on a second open | fix — a second vm shell using the same isolated home must send the marker, project the same terminal, open its desktop, and create no additional machine/terminal. Two-process built-CLI smoke and hosted XCTest run 34450400377 both passed |
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| 3976565992 | cubic-dev-ai | cmuxTests/CLINotifyProcessIntegrationRegressionTests.swift |
Isolate the window-targeted create's home | already-fixed — private HOME/CFFIXED_USER_HOME with teardown | 23c1958fa5 |
| 3976566000 | cubic-dev-ai | cmuxUITests/NewMachineSheetKindUITests.swift:55 |
Wait for the title's accessibility state | already-fixed — explicit existence wait | 23c1958fa5 |
| 3976566004 | cubic-dev-ai | cmuxTests/VMDefaultCloudCommandTests.swift |
Make all detached/idempotency test homes hermetic | already-fixed — CFFIXED_USER_HOME accompanies each redirected HOME | 23c1958fa5 |
| 5614374905, Docstring Coverage | coderabbitai | test methods/helpers | Advisory 80% docstring threshold | disagree — runtime supervisor functions are documented; the remaining named tests and adjacent contract comments describe their behavior. Repeating test names in docstrings would add little value; this metric is not a required repository gate | 23c1958fa5 |
All original and follow-up review threads have explicit author replies, including the additional second-pass findings below. The five top-level CodeRabbit review bodies (5162416957, 5162672265, 5162753793, 5162855437, 5162901968) repeat the asks above. No actionable Codex or Greptile review body was posted. The original cubic check was cancelled, not a substantive approval; the follow-up cubic review 5163646913 now says all reported issues were addressed. No review is CHANGES_REQUESTED.
Real behavior evidence
- Production default create, using the newly built CLI through the existing authenticated cmux session and no image override:
vm-c0eb5f8ee3e2470da5bd52dd9fd34d16, imagesh-151b5bec70a8460696a3e46fc29c3423(8 GB,agents0910). The tagged app's separate production browser sign-in did not complete, so this is explicitly a backend/CLI proof, not a claim that signed-in creation through that isolated app was verified. - On that fresh machine:
claude --version→2.1.267;codex --version→0.154.0;bwrap --version→0.9.0; daemon and desktop units bothactive; image stampcmux-devbox 2026-09-10-r1 desktop. - Real turns as the
cmuxwork user through the configured model plane: Claude returnedCMUX_E2E_OK; Codex returnedCMUX_CODEX_OK. - Independent private-carrier probe on the same ladder's 4 GB image: client and daemon
ab1575faae;trustedCarrier: true,reconnect: passed,snapshot: passed. Its isolated VM, VPC, and tunnel were cleaned up. The production test VM was deleted successfully afterward. - Final image verifier passed against
sh-4bfa82f76b30493597c8b1d15a216b88using the revised supervisor, including all agent-launch checks. The PTY helper's five behavioral cases passed on a leased Mac. - Cloud builds with the full branch tag passed, including the production-auth build. No local compilation was used.
- Latest hosted modal verification passed. Isolated seeded-terminal CLI verification passed, as did the explicit-provider and case-insensitive-window cases. The final extension to two consecutive opens passed both a real built-CLI socket smoke on a leased Mac and the hosted XCTest run on 72c0107.
Before / after
The before frame is from hosted run 34432456077. The after frame is from the passing hosted run 34448127478 on 3bdf3b84c0. Both are unmodified full-resolution video frames from signed-out CI sessions; size and plan rows depend on an authenticated server response.
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Trade-offs: evidence is retained on a separate evidence branch, not in the product source branch. Schema 2 intentionally hashes bake-script comments for stable provenance without parser-version dependence. Existing CLI tests retain their XCTest harness; three duplicate legacy open tests were consolidated into one behavior test that asserts terminal reuse, regular-workspace binding, and saved identity. The supervisor preserves the existing composer markers while adding output-driven waiting and cancellation cleanup. Original product runtime was not changed by the follow-up verification fixes.
Final check at follow-up HEAD 72c0107799: current with main, CLEAN/MERGEABLE, all required checks green, all checks completed successfully or skipped, no unresolved threads and no CHANGES_REQUESTED. The hosted second-open regression passed. The tagged app was quit and its local DerivedData/sockets removed; all probe VMs, VPCs and tunnels were cleaned up. I am leaving #12258 for Austin because the isolated app's production sign-in/creation path remains unverified, as distinguished from the successful production backend and CLI proofs above.
Closeout update: verification follow-up #12258 merged as dfccbd13d9d11f86abd515e3e3caec9f413a0690 after a fresh scope review and final audit. The prior hold concerned the isolated app's production browser sign-in, which is unchanged by this verifier/test-only follow-up. Its actual changed paths were verified on the real image and in passing hosted CLI/UI tests. All pre-merge checks were green; the local and remote feature branches and temporary builds have been cleaned up.
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In `@web/scripts/devbox-image-common.ts`:
- Line 377: Update the bake-script digest filtering logic at the predicate
surrounding trimmed lines so executable lines beginning with “*” are retained;
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In `@web/services/vms/images/manifest.json`:
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…ted entries to schema 2 provably Review findings (CodeRabbit on #12250, second pass): - The bake-script normalizer dropped any `*`-prefixed line as a doc block, so a change limited to a continued multiplication or a generator method would not move the digest. Without a full TypeScript lexer no line heuristic is safe, so schema 2 now hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts (trailing whitespace trimmed). A comment edit there now asks for a re-promotion; a digest that cannot miss a step change is worth that. The Dockerfile keeps its grammar-correct comment drop and now keeps parser directives. Regression tests cover the `*` line, the comment line, and the directive. - The 12 agents0909 defaults were recorded at schema 1. `promote --upgrade-source-schema` (upgradeDevboxSourceRecords) moves a default up only when its schema-1 digest equals this checkout's and its recorded builderScriptVersion equals this checkout's bake script, which is exactly what proves the newer formula's extra input; anything else is kept and reported. All 12 qualified (the bake script is unchanged since the bake). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… bake commit, never synthesizes it Review finding (CodeRabbit on #12250, third pass): a schema-1 record proves the verbatim files, pins and epoch, and builderScriptVersion proves the bake script, but nothing in it proves the Dockerfile's instructions, which schema 2 adds. upgradeDevboxSourceRecords now reads the Dockerfile at the entry's repoCommit from git and requires its normalized instructions to equal this checkout's; a commit or file that is not available, or an instruction change since the bake, keeps the entry at schema 1 and asks for a rebake. Regression tests: a Dockerfile-only instruction change, an unavailable commit, a comment-only difference (same recipe). The 12 agents0909 defaults already recorded at schema 2 (c690d87) hold under this rule: the Dockerfile at d3b2da0 is byte-identical to the checkout's, and re-running the strict upgrade on the pre-upgrade manifest yields the same digests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… schema-2 digest Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on #12250): the README still said the bake script's code was hashed with comments dropped, while schema 2 hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts on purpose (no TypeScript lexer; a line heuristic can hide a code change). The README now says so and why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…h 2026-09-10-r1, work user cmux) One bake from the merged sources (2e2d12f: #12101's work user and layout selector, this PR's pins, bubblewrap and invariants) on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to ab1575f, verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (the desktop contract, claude-reaches-the-prompt as cmux, the root claude and root/cmux codex launches, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and promoted once with --kinds desktop,base so every size has one snapshot serving both kinds: sm sh-4bfa82f76b30493597c8b1d15a216b88, md sh-151b5bec70a8460696a3e46fc29c3423, lg sh-6e3261d9ecb74c27a79acbf1756f4361, lgx sh-c4dde286690e4d2c8662115c75cc3dcb, xl sh-9754b71af72b4f9a96295155be75e580, 2xl sh-9ea09f6ac5eb41f187732b04c777365f. Every row: epoch 2026-09-10-r1, source schema 2, Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The nonroot2, agents0909, wsboot and termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The resolver test's version-name assertion follows the one-ladder naming (`<slug>-<size>-base`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Main's manifest defaults for every size and both kinds are the The remaining |
* cloud: bump the devbox agent pins to the current releases, add bubblewrap, and make the manifest prove it describes the promoted image The promoted devbox ladder (epoch 2026-09-07-r1) bakes Claude Code 2.1.252, Codex 0.151.0, opencode 1.18.25, pi 0.84.4 and agent-browser 0.35.2 while the registry is at 2.1.267 / 0.154.0 / 1.18.30 / 0.85.1 / 0.37.1, and codex warns on every launch that bubblewrap is missing. Machines never self-update by design, so a new release only reaches cmux Cloud through a rebake. - Dockerfile: pins bumped to the current releases, CMUX_IMAGE_EPOCH 2026-09-09-r1, bubblewrap in the devtools layer (the Freestyle bake installs the same list); codex uses the distro bwrap instead of its bundled copy. - `bun run devbox:pins:check [--write]`: compares the ARG pins with the npm registry and rewrites them; the pure rewrite refuses ranges, tags and packages the image does not bake. - Every manifest entry now records its epoch and a digest of the sources the bake took from the checkout (verbatim files + pins, per layer set). `devboxSourceDriftProblems` (devbox:manifest:check, the manifest test, and promote before it writes) fails when a default was baked at another epoch or from other sources, so main cannot describe a machine the promoted default is not. Rollback reverts the promotion commit whole. - verify-devbox-image.ts launches the real claude and codex TUIs as root and as ubuntu and requires the ready composer with no first-run gate text (polled readiness, bounded), and requires bwrap. The manifest test is red on this commit on purpose: the defaults are still the 2026-09-07-r1 ladder. The next commit promotes the new bake. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: promote --replay and --sizes-result; judge only the written rows at promote time; document the pin and promotion workflow Two ladders are two bakes and two promotions, and only one promotion may write the manifest at a time. This makes that workflow sanctioned instead of hand-edited: - `promote --replay <summary.json>` re-applies the rows an earlier promotion appended (its --out `entries`, or the rows from that PR's manifest diff) through the same append + demotion rule (`appendImageManifestEntries`, factored out of `promoteImageManifestEntry`): the way to land the second ladder after the first has written, and to resolve a manifest conflict between two promotion PRs. - `promote --sizes-result <derive --out json>` adopts an existing derive run (still re-verifies) so a promotion refused at the write does not derive and snapshot every size twice. - The promote-time drift check judges only the rows being written; the other kind's ladder is promoted by its own run, and CI holds the whole manifest to the invariant once both have landed. My first base promotion was refused by the whole-manifest check because the desktop defaults were still at the old epoch. - READMEs: the pins:check workflow, the epoch and source-digest invariants, rollback reverting the sources with the manifest, the parallel bake and sequential write flow, and conflict resolution by replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: promote the cmux-devbox-agents0909 desktop and base ladders (epoch 2026-09-09-r1) Baked from d3b2da0 on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to 65ac4c2 (files.cmux.com/cmux-tui/65ac4c2fe7…/manifest.json), verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (both ladders, the desktop contract, the first interactive claude and codex launches as root and ubuntu, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and recorded by promote-devbox-image.ts: the base ladder with --sizes-result after its first write was refused, the desktop ladder verified and derived with --dry-run and landed with --replay. Desktop: sm sh-69841eb8073046df92d2cca9cc8b4ba2, md sh-fb1dba56f4b24616adfba52e6c935317, lg sh-68da64518f6c49a1923788f503d3492a, lgx sh-eec416ba245544a494d3be4ebe6022a2, xl sh-6d635b1cd223434aa9e1ad1a8aea1c45, 2xl sh-869c2c63c2cb4f399d19b5fdb1fee50f. Base: sm sh-0d4c81c5188140dba93a17eaac1608e0, md sh-7e6e24521b4f4b00b7478313fddedd7e, lg sh-e152ff6d015e45289a27104557374403, lgx sh-edb83b4aa34a4d79946b5d80fedf8921, xl sh-e27f9d8a81cc491080f6dd186d6f4808, 2xl sh-a370d08c8f934d9aa1935613c3b28cd8. Every entry carries epoch 2026-09-09-r1 and its devbox source digest, and bakes Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The manifest test and devbox:manifest:check are green again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: source digest schema 2 covers the bake script and the Dockerfile instructions Review finding (CodeRabbit on #12250): the drift digest hashed the verbatim files, the ARG pins and the epoch, so a step change with no ARG behind it (this PR's bubblewrap apt line, in both recipes) left it unchanged and only the epoch bump carried it. Schema 2 adds sha256s of the Dockerfile reduced to its instructions and of build-devbox-freestyle.ts reduced to its code lines (comment and blank lines dropped; no tokenizer, byte-stable). An entry is checked with the schema it was recorded with (absent: 1), so the ladders promoted by this PR stay valid and new bakes record schema 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: source digest hashes every bake-script line; upgrade the promoted entries to schema 2 provably Review findings (CodeRabbit on #12250, second pass): - The bake-script normalizer dropped any `*`-prefixed line as a doc block, so a change limited to a continued multiplication or a generator method would not move the digest. Without a full TypeScript lexer no line heuristic is safe, so schema 2 now hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts (trailing whitespace trimmed). A comment edit there now asks for a re-promotion; a digest that cannot miss a step change is worth that. The Dockerfile keeps its grammar-correct comment drop and now keeps parser directives. Regression tests cover the `*` line, the comment line, and the directive. - The 12 agents0909 defaults were recorded at schema 1. `promote --upgrade-source-schema` (upgradeDevboxSourceRecords) moves a default up only when its schema-1 digest equals this checkout's and its recorded builderScriptVersion equals this checkout's bake script, which is exactly what proves the newer formula's extra input; anything else is kept and reported. All 12 qualified (the bake script is unchanged since the bake). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: the source-schema upgrade proves the Dockerfile at the entry's bake commit, never synthesizes it Review finding (CodeRabbit on #12250, third pass): a schema-1 record proves the verbatim files, pins and epoch, and builderScriptVersion proves the bake script, but nothing in it proves the Dockerfile's instructions, which schema 2 adds. upgradeDevboxSourceRecords now reads the Dockerfile at the entry's repoCommit from git and requires its normalized instructions to equal this checkout's; a commit or file that is not available, or an instruction change since the bake, keeps the entry at schema 1 and asks for a rebake. Regression tests: a Dockerfile-only instruction change, an unavailable commit, a comment-only difference (same recipe). The 12 agents0909 defaults already recorded at schema 2 (c690d87) hold under this rule: the Dockerfile at d3b2da0 is byte-identical to the checkout's, and re-running the strict upgrade on the pre-upgrade manifest yields the same digests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: devbox README states that bake-script comments are part of the schema-2 digest Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on #12250): the README still said the bake script's code was hashed with comments dropped, while schema 2 hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts on purpose (no TypeScript lexer; a line heuristic can hide a code change). The README now says so and why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: pass a manifest entry's repoCommit to git as an argument, never shell text Review finding (CodeRabbit on #12250, CWE-78): devboxDockerfileAtCommit interpolated the entry's repoCommit into an execSync shell string, and a manifest processed by --upgrade-source-schema may come from a branch this checkout did not author. The commit is now accepted only as a full 40-hex object id and passed to execFileSync("git", ["show", ...]). Tests: refs, short ids, shell metacharacters and path tricks are refused before git runs; a real object id resolves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: the git-backed Dockerfile lookup test asserts on HEAD unconditionally Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on #12250): the positive case skipped itself when the historical bake commit was not in the checkout. It now resolves HEAD, which every checkout has, requires a full object id, and asserts the lookup returns the Dockerfile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: require one devbox snapshot ladder and no machine kind switcher * test: report display capability for legacy machine create requests * fix: restore one new-machine flow and unify the devbox snapshot ladder * fix: place CLI help translations at the catalog root * test: use the repository supported Bun test API * cloud: promote the cmux-devbox-agents0910 ladder for both kinds (epoch 2026-09-10-r1, work user cmux) One bake from the merged sources (2e2d12f: #12101's work user and layout selector, this PR's pins, bubblewrap and invariants) on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to ab1575f, verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (the desktop contract, claude-reaches-the-prompt as cmux, the root claude and root/cmux codex launches, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and promoted once with --kinds desktop,base so every size has one snapshot serving both kinds: sm sh-4bfa82f76b30493597c8b1d15a216b88, md sh-151b5bec70a8460696a3e46fc29c3423, lg sh-6e3261d9ecb74c27a79acbf1756f4361, lgx sh-c4dde286690e4d2c8662115c75cc3dcb, xl sh-9754b71af72b4f9a96295155be75e580, 2xl sh-9ea09f6ac5eb41f187732b04c777365f. Every row: epoch 2026-09-10-r1, source schema 2, Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The nonroot2, agents0909, wsboot and termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The resolver test's version-name assertion follows the one-ladder naming (`<slug>-<size>-base`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: cover agent PTY readiness, failure and cancellation * fix: supervise agent readiness through PTY output and a deadline * fix: preserve cancellation and align cloud verification fixtures * fix: preserve the agent login context and wire supervisor checks * test: the vm new proofs match the app's trusted-carrier answer and the sheet's exposed buttons The three `vm new` cmux-remote integration tests (VMDefaultCloudCommandTests) mock `vm.cmux_remote_info` without `trusted_carrier`; since #12042 the CLI refuses a machine it has not seen unless the app proved that listener, so on the hosted lane they fail with "The Cloud machine is still preparing remote access" on main too (run 34436343699 at ab1575f, before this branch). The mocks now answer the way the app does. The two detached-create tests still expect the pre-#10478 "OK <id>" line; the CLI prints "<id> is ready". NewMachineSheetKindUITests waits for the sheet itself, matches Create and Cancel by identifier or label (the run forces English; NSHostingController can drop a SwiftUI identifier on macOS 15), prints the accessibility hierarchy when the sheet does not appear, and asserts every witness of the removed Kind picker: the segments, the Kind label, the section, and both summary lines. The hosted recordings of the earlier runs (34443839557, 34444617551) show the sheet open with only Cancel and Create, which is why the old identifier-only query was the failure. The trusted-carrier keys sit on the neighbouring lines so the file stays within its length budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: verify machine creation against the shared catalog and projection flow * test: pin the CLI's English, give vm new a private home, wait for Cancel cubic's review of #12258: the detached-create assertions read the localized "<id> is ready" line, so the child CLI gets AppleLanguages=(en) the way CLIAuthAliasTests pins it; the cmux-remote create runs under a private CFFIXED_USER_HOME (what NSHomeDirectory() reads; HOME alone is ignored on macOS), so the trusted-route store never lands in the developer's own ~/.cmuxterm, and the test now proves that store: vm new records the machine's carrier marker so the next open skips the control plane. The sheet UI test waits for Cancel instead of asserting it in the same instant as Create. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: every vm new CLI run gets a private home; the store assertion claims only what it checks cubic's second pass on #12258: the --window create and the three detached creates now run under a per-test HOME and CFFIXED_USER_HOME that the defer removes (the window test's window.list fixture is written on one line to stay within the file's length budget); the trusted-route assertion says what it proves, that vm new records the carrier marker the CLI's next open reads; the sheet UI test waits for the New Machine title the way it waits for the buttons. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: prove cached carrier reuse and display opening on a second CLI open --------- Co-authored-by: Austin Wang <lawrence@manaflow.ai> Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-primitives cmuxTests/VMDefaultCloudCommandTests.swift: take main's rewritten `vm new` fixtures (seeded-terminal reuse over the private route, trusted-carrier record, "<vm> is ready"); the two branch-era `vm new` tests that expected `surface.new_terminal` are removed with main, since the CLI behaviour they pinned was already replaced by #12250.
…until main has it main at 8ba29ea fails `bun run typecheck`: the tests added by #12257 (billing-alerts, cron-alerts) and #12250 (billing-purchase `.mock.calls`, vm-devbox-image `import.meta.dir`) do not type against the repository's own `web/tests/bun-test.d.ts` shim, so `ci-status` is red for every PR that does not carry a fix. This takes the shim and the two one-line test edits verbatim from PR #12105's branch (7df81ef), whose CI passes on the same base, so a later merge of that fix is conflict-free. No behaviour change: the shim is a `.d.ts` and the test edits keep their assertions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: persist nightly Xcode compilation caches * test(ci): require nightly caches to prune dead CAS generations before saving The nightly workflow test now demands that both nightly cache jobs prune dead Xcode CAS generations before measuring the 5 GiB bound, save on a miss from the bound step's verdict instead of rescanning with hashFiles, and keep the cache key prefix identical to the PR release build that restores it. It also adds a behavioural test for the pruning helper and wires it into the workflow guard job. Both fail until the next commit adds the helper and the workflow changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R7fdh4BL4KeoUxNukaSdTs * ci: prune dead Xcode CAS generations so warm nightly caches persist Nightly never published a warm compilation cache. Xcode's CAS chains v1.N generations and only deletes the dead one at its next open, so a warm full build leaves two full generations behind: 6.3 GiB on main against the 5 GiB bound, which then removed the directory and the save step found nothing to upload ("Path Validation Error" in every warm run). Only cold builds, at about 3.1 GiB, ever saved, so main kept restoring a days-old entry. Prune the dead generations before measuring, the same way the CAS's own garbage collection would, in both nightly cache jobs and in the PR release build that restores the same cache. Save explicitly on a miss from the bound step's verdict instead of rescanning the directory with hashFiles, which the runner aborts after 120 seconds. Keep the cache key prefix as it was: PR release builds restore nightly's cache by that prefix, so the v2 key bump would have cut them off from the cache warmed from main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R7fdh4BL4KeoUxNukaSdTs * fix(web): guard the devbox reachability entrypoint without Bun typings `import.meta.main` is Bun-only and the web typecheck program has no Bun typings, so `bun run typecheck` fails on main since #12132: scripts/check-devbox-image-reachable.ts(148,17): error TS2339: Property 'main' does not exist on type 'ImportMeta'. That PR never ran the web typecheck because ci.yml only fires for a short path list. Guard the entrypoint by comparing import.meta.url with argv[1], the pattern the other scripts under web/scripts already use. Direct runs still execute main (`--print-key` prints the key) and importing the module from tests stays side-effect free. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(ci): require non-fatal cache pruning and pin the shared cache key prefix The nightly workflow test now demands that the pruner call in both nightly cache jobs and the PR release build cannot fail the build, and that every Xcode compilation cache key and restore-key in nightly.yml and ci.yml carries the one shared prefix, so renaming a key on either side (or a key but not its restore-keys) is caught. Mutation-tested: dropping the prune, moving it after the measurement, restoring the hashFiles gate, removing the miss gate, the bound step id, or the save= output, and every prefix rename now fail. Fails until the next commit makes the prune call non-fatal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: never fail a build because cache pruning failed Pruning is an optimisation. With `set -euo pipefail`, a pruner that cannot start (missing interpreter, syntax error) aborted the bound step and the whole nightly. Log a workflow warning and measure the directory unpruned instead, which at worst reproduces the old behaviour of skipping the save. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(ci): pruner must survive root-level generations and unlistable CAS dirs Pruning a generation that sits directly under the cache root removed a directory the candidate list still named, so the next iteration raised FileNotFoundError and the remaining CAS directories went unpruned for that run. A CAS directory the runner cannot list raised as well. Both now have to be skipped with a message while the other directories are still pruned. Fails until the next commit hardens the pruner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: keep pruning the remaining CAS dirs when one vanishes or cannot be listed Skip a candidate that an earlier root-level prune already removed, and treat an OSError while inspecting a CAS directory as "leave this one alone" instead of aborting the walk, so one odd directory cannot leave the others unpruned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(ci): nightly guard requires a build-only measurement lane and an oversize-cache warning A full branch dispatch of nightly.yml signs and notarizes under the release identity, so the only safe way to time the nightly build job from a branch is a run that stops at the unsigned universal build. The guard now requires `build_only` and `cold_cache` workflow_dispatch inputs that skip the helper, signing, notarization, dSYM upload and publication jobs, keep should_publish false, and use their own concurrency group so a measurement run can never cancel a pending publish. It also requires the bound step to report an oversize cache as a workflow warning, since that path silently freezes the cache at the last saved entry. This commit adds the test only; it fails until the workflow changes land. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018wsDzi4Q5uSdU9AYq75tmE * ci: add a build-only nightly measurement lane and warn when the cache bound skips a save nightly.yml gains two workflow_dispatch inputs. `build_only` runs decide and the unsigned universal app build and stops: the helper, signing, notarization, dSYM upload and publication jobs are gated off, should_publish is forced false, and the run gets its own concurrency group so it can never cancel a pending publish. `cold_cache` (only honoured with build_only) skips the compilation cache restore so the same commit can be measured as a cache miss; the missing restore output reads as a miss, so the cold build still saves. This is the only way to time the nightly build job from a branch without notarizing under the release identity. The bound step now reports an oversize cache as a workflow warning in nightly.yml and ci.yml: nothing is saved on that path, so every later build restores the same older entry and the cache silently freezes. The comments also state the real rotation rule from LLVM's UnifiedOnDiskCache: a new primary generation is started when the current one ends a build above half of COMPILATION_CACHE_LIMIT_SIZE, which is 1.5 GiB against a 3.3 GB working set, so every warm build rotates and leaves a dead generation behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018wsDzi4Q5uSdU9AYq75tmE * ci: prune-xcode-compilation-cache measures only the generations it removes The pruner walked every generation, including the two live ones, to print per-generation sizes, and the workflow then ran `du -sk` over the retained cache: two full traversals of up to 5 GiB for a log line (CodeRabbit on PR #12039). Stale generations are now selected by name first and only those are measured before removal; the retained size comes from the workflow's single `du`. The speculative handling of generations placed directly under the cache root is gone: Xcode never writes that layout, and a layout the pruner does not recognise is left alone and measured unpruned rather than guessed at. An unlistable CAS directory is still skipped with a message while the remaining directories are pruned. Both behaviours keep their tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018wsDzi4Q5uSdU9AYq75tmE * test(ci): build_only must always build the universal app; pruner must leave unlocked directories alone Review findings on PR #12039. The nightly guard now matches each job's complete job-level `if:` verbatim, so the build_only exclusion can only be a conjunctive clause, and requires build_only to imply should_build (a measurement dispatch on main must not depend on the nightly tag) and to disable the fast arm64 path (a measurement always builds the production universal workload). The pruner test requires a CAS directory without a `lock` file to be left alone, since nothing can be locked there, and only exercises the unlistable-directory path when permission bits actually took hold. Test-only commit; it fails until the fixes land. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: build_only always builds the universal app; pruner leaves unlocked CAS directories alone A build_only dispatch is a measurement of the production nightly build, so it now implies should_build (on main it no longer depends on whether the nightly tag already matches HEAD) and ignores the fast arm64 input instead of quietly measuring a one-architecture build. The pruner only ever deletes generations while holding the CAS directory's `lock` exclusively. A directory without a `lock` file has never been opened by the toolchain, so there is nothing to lock; it is now reported and left alone rather than pruned unlocked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * web(tests): carry the bun:test type shim fix so web-typecheck passes until main has it main at 8ba29ea fails `bun run typecheck`: the tests added by #12257 (billing-alerts, cron-alerts) and #12250 (billing-purchase `.mock.calls`, vm-devbox-image `import.meta.dir`) do not type against the repository's own `web/tests/bun-test.d.ts` shim, so `ci-status` is red for every PR that does not carry a fix. This takes the shim and the two one-line test edits verbatim from PR #12105's branch (7df81ef), whose CI passes on the same base, so a later merge of that fix is conflict-free. No behaviour change: the shim is a `.d.ts` and the test edits keep their assertions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: reject non-keyboard events in file explorer shortcuts * fix: unblock app-host tests at event and async wait boundaries * ci: keep focused macOS tests on the required SDK 26 toolchain * test(ci): cap selected SDKs while preserving legacy runner fallback * ci: cap focused-test SDK selection without dropping older runners * test: install a valid shortcut before checking file explorer routing * test: fence detach command capture without blocking the main actor --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
803dc26 Fix Codex hook injection paths with spaces (manaflow-ai#11968) 1769fd2 Fix Cloud discovery stalls and private address fallback (manaflow-ai#12266) dc5df2b Fix misplaced XCStrings localization entries (manaflow-ai#12171) 02d7597 ci: persist nightly Xcode compilation caches (manaflow-ai#12039) 1216d7c Fix native pane layout sync with bound cloud workspaces (manaflow-ai#12264) 40c1b73 Improve Computer Use onboarding and permission companion lifecycle (manaflow-ai#12265) 8229d75 ci: isolate Computer Use helper notarization tickets (manaflow-ai#12262) 2b75bd1 Fix bash PROMPT_COMMAND export leak (manaflow-ai#11257) (manaflow-ai#11290) e61ac8b Clear Dock notifications on keyboard focus (manaflow-ai#9427) dfccbd1 Fix cloud VM verification fixtures and agent login context (manaflow-ai#12258) 8ba29ea Cloud: one machine, one devbox snapshot ladder with displays; restore the original New Machine modal; refresh the agents to Claude Code 2.1.267 and Codex 0.154.0 (manaflow-ai#12250) 6810da8 cloud: cmux Cloud terminals run as cmux, not root (manaflow-ai#12101)
… the original New Machine modal; refresh the agents to Claude Code 2.1.267 and Codex 0.154.0 (manaflow-ai#12250) * cloud: bump the devbox agent pins to the current releases, add bubblewrap, and make the manifest prove it describes the promoted image The promoted devbox ladder (epoch 2026-09-07-r1) bakes Claude Code 2.1.252, Codex 0.151.0, opencode 1.18.25, pi 0.84.4 and agent-browser 0.35.2 while the registry is at 2.1.267 / 0.154.0 / 1.18.30 / 0.85.1 / 0.37.1, and codex warns on every launch that bubblewrap is missing. Machines never self-update by design, so a new release only reaches cmux Cloud through a rebake. - Dockerfile: pins bumped to the current releases, CMUX_IMAGE_EPOCH 2026-09-09-r1, bubblewrap in the devtools layer (the Freestyle bake installs the same list); codex uses the distro bwrap instead of its bundled copy. - `bun run devbox:pins:check [--write]`: compares the ARG pins with the npm registry and rewrites them; the pure rewrite refuses ranges, tags and packages the image does not bake. - Every manifest entry now records its epoch and a digest of the sources the bake took from the checkout (verbatim files + pins, per layer set). `devboxSourceDriftProblems` (devbox:manifest:check, the manifest test, and promote before it writes) fails when a default was baked at another epoch or from other sources, so main cannot describe a machine the promoted default is not. Rollback reverts the promotion commit whole. - verify-devbox-image.ts launches the real claude and codex TUIs as root and as ubuntu and requires the ready composer with no first-run gate text (polled readiness, bounded), and requires bwrap. The manifest test is red on this commit on purpose: the defaults are still the 2026-09-07-r1 ladder. The next commit promotes the new bake. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: promote --replay and --sizes-result; judge only the written rows at promote time; document the pin and promotion workflow Two ladders are two bakes and two promotions, and only one promotion may write the manifest at a time. This makes that workflow sanctioned instead of hand-edited: - `promote --replay <summary.json>` re-applies the rows an earlier promotion appended (its --out `entries`, or the rows from that PR's manifest diff) through the same append + demotion rule (`appendImageManifestEntries`, factored out of `promoteImageManifestEntry`): the way to land the second ladder after the first has written, and to resolve a manifest conflict between two promotion PRs. - `promote --sizes-result <derive --out json>` adopts an existing derive run (still re-verifies) so a promotion refused at the write does not derive and snapshot every size twice. - The promote-time drift check judges only the rows being written; the other kind's ladder is promoted by its own run, and CI holds the whole manifest to the invariant once both have landed. My first base promotion was refused by the whole-manifest check because the desktop defaults were still at the old epoch. - READMEs: the pins:check workflow, the epoch and source-digest invariants, rollback reverting the sources with the manifest, the parallel bake and sequential write flow, and conflict resolution by replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: promote the cmux-devbox-agents0909 desktop and base ladders (epoch 2026-09-09-r1) Baked from d3b2da0 on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to 65ac4c2 (files.cmux.com/cmux-tui/65ac4c2fe7…/manifest.json), verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (both ladders, the desktop contract, the first interactive claude and codex launches as root and ubuntu, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and recorded by promote-devbox-image.ts: the base ladder with --sizes-result after its first write was refused, the desktop ladder verified and derived with --dry-run and landed with --replay. Desktop: sm sh-69841eb8073046df92d2cca9cc8b4ba2, md sh-fb1dba56f4b24616adfba52e6c935317, lg sh-68da64518f6c49a1923788f503d3492a, lgx sh-eec416ba245544a494d3be4ebe6022a2, xl sh-6d635b1cd223434aa9e1ad1a8aea1c45, 2xl sh-869c2c63c2cb4f399d19b5fdb1fee50f. Base: sm sh-0d4c81c5188140dba93a17eaac1608e0, md sh-7e6e24521b4f4b00b7478313fddedd7e, lg sh-e152ff6d015e45289a27104557374403, lgx sh-edb83b4aa34a4d79946b5d80fedf8921, xl sh-e27f9d8a81cc491080f6dd186d6f4808, 2xl sh-a370d08c8f934d9aa1935613c3b28cd8. Every entry carries epoch 2026-09-09-r1 and its devbox source digest, and bakes Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The manifest test and devbox:manifest:check are green again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: source digest schema 2 covers the bake script and the Dockerfile instructions Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the drift digest hashed the verbatim files, the ARG pins and the epoch, so a step change with no ARG behind it (this PR's bubblewrap apt line, in both recipes) left it unchanged and only the epoch bump carried it. Schema 2 adds sha256s of the Dockerfile reduced to its instructions and of build-devbox-freestyle.ts reduced to its code lines (comment and blank lines dropped; no tokenizer, byte-stable). An entry is checked with the schema it was recorded with (absent: 1), so the ladders promoted by this PR stay valid and new bakes record schema 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: source digest hashes every bake-script line; upgrade the promoted entries to schema 2 provably Review findings (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, second pass): - The bake-script normalizer dropped any `*`-prefixed line as a doc block, so a change limited to a continued multiplication or a generator method would not move the digest. Without a full TypeScript lexer no line heuristic is safe, so schema 2 now hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts (trailing whitespace trimmed). A comment edit there now asks for a re-promotion; a digest that cannot miss a step change is worth that. The Dockerfile keeps its grammar-correct comment drop and now keeps parser directives. Regression tests cover the `*` line, the comment line, and the directive. - The 12 agents0909 defaults were recorded at schema 1. `promote --upgrade-source-schema` (upgradeDevboxSourceRecords) moves a default up only when its schema-1 digest equals this checkout's and its recorded builderScriptVersion equals this checkout's bake script, which is exactly what proves the newer formula's extra input; anything else is kept and reported. All 12 qualified (the bake script is unchanged since the bake). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: the source-schema upgrade proves the Dockerfile at the entry's bake commit, never synthesizes it Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, third pass): a schema-1 record proves the verbatim files, pins and epoch, and builderScriptVersion proves the bake script, but nothing in it proves the Dockerfile's instructions, which schema 2 adds. upgradeDevboxSourceRecords now reads the Dockerfile at the entry's repoCommit from git and requires its normalized instructions to equal this checkout's; a commit or file that is not available, or an instruction change since the bake, keeps the entry at schema 1 and asks for a rebake. Regression tests: a Dockerfile-only instruction change, an unavailable commit, a comment-only difference (same recipe). The 12 agents0909 defaults already recorded at schema 2 (c690d87) hold under this rule: the Dockerfile at d3b2da0 is byte-identical to the checkout's, and re-running the strict upgrade on the pre-upgrade manifest yields the same digests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: devbox README states that bake-script comments are part of the schema-2 digest Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the README still said the bake script's code was hashed with comments dropped, while schema 2 hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts on purpose (no TypeScript lexer; a line heuristic can hide a code change). The README now says so and why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: pass a manifest entry's repoCommit to git as an argument, never shell text Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, CWE-78): devboxDockerfileAtCommit interpolated the entry's repoCommit into an execSync shell string, and a manifest processed by --upgrade-source-schema may come from a branch this checkout did not author. The commit is now accepted only as a full 40-hex object id and passed to execFileSync("git", ["show", ...]). Tests: refs, short ids, shell metacharacters and path tricks are refused before git runs; a real object id resolves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: the git-backed Dockerfile lookup test asserts on HEAD unconditionally Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the positive case skipped itself when the historical bake commit was not in the checkout. It now resolves HEAD, which every checkout has, requires a full object id, and asserts the lookup returns the Dockerfile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: require one devbox snapshot ladder and no machine kind switcher * test: report display capability for legacy machine create requests * fix: restore one new-machine flow and unify the devbox snapshot ladder * fix: place CLI help translations at the catalog root * test: use the repository supported Bun test API * cloud: promote the cmux-devbox-agents0910 ladder for both kinds (epoch 2026-09-10-r1, work user cmux) One bake from the merged sources (2e2d12f: manaflow-ai#12101's work user and layout selector, this PR's pins, bubblewrap and invariants) on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to ab1575f, verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (the desktop contract, claude-reaches-the-prompt as cmux, the root claude and root/cmux codex launches, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and promoted once with --kinds desktop,base so every size has one snapshot serving both kinds: sm sh-4bfa82f76b30493597c8b1d15a216b88, md sh-151b5bec70a8460696a3e46fc29c3423, lg sh-6e3261d9ecb74c27a79acbf1756f4361, lgx sh-c4dde286690e4d2c8662115c75cc3dcb, xl sh-9754b71af72b4f9a96295155be75e580, 2xl sh-9ea09f6ac5eb41f187732b04c777365f. Every row: epoch 2026-09-10-r1, source schema 2, Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The nonroot2, agents0909, wsboot and termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The resolver test's version-name assertion follows the one-ladder naming (`<slug>-<size>-base`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: cover agent PTY readiness, failure and cancellation * fix: supervise agent readiness through PTY output and a deadline * fix: preserve cancellation and align cloud verification fixtures --------- Co-authored-by: Austin Wang <lawrence@manaflow.ai> Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ai#12258) * cloud: bump the devbox agent pins to the current releases, add bubblewrap, and make the manifest prove it describes the promoted image The promoted devbox ladder (epoch 2026-09-07-r1) bakes Claude Code 2.1.252, Codex 0.151.0, opencode 1.18.25, pi 0.84.4 and agent-browser 0.35.2 while the registry is at 2.1.267 / 0.154.0 / 1.18.30 / 0.85.1 / 0.37.1, and codex warns on every launch that bubblewrap is missing. Machines never self-update by design, so a new release only reaches cmux Cloud through a rebake. - Dockerfile: pins bumped to the current releases, CMUX_IMAGE_EPOCH 2026-09-09-r1, bubblewrap in the devtools layer (the Freestyle bake installs the same list); codex uses the distro bwrap instead of its bundled copy. - `bun run devbox:pins:check [--write]`: compares the ARG pins with the npm registry and rewrites them; the pure rewrite refuses ranges, tags and packages the image does not bake. - Every manifest entry now records its epoch and a digest of the sources the bake took from the checkout (verbatim files + pins, per layer set). `devboxSourceDriftProblems` (devbox:manifest:check, the manifest test, and promote before it writes) fails when a default was baked at another epoch or from other sources, so main cannot describe a machine the promoted default is not. Rollback reverts the promotion commit whole. - verify-devbox-image.ts launches the real claude and codex TUIs as root and as ubuntu and requires the ready composer with no first-run gate text (polled readiness, bounded), and requires bwrap. The manifest test is red on this commit on purpose: the defaults are still the 2026-09-07-r1 ladder. The next commit promotes the new bake. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: promote --replay and --sizes-result; judge only the written rows at promote time; document the pin and promotion workflow Two ladders are two bakes and two promotions, and only one promotion may write the manifest at a time. This makes that workflow sanctioned instead of hand-edited: - `promote --replay <summary.json>` re-applies the rows an earlier promotion appended (its --out `entries`, or the rows from that PR's manifest diff) through the same append + demotion rule (`appendImageManifestEntries`, factored out of `promoteImageManifestEntry`): the way to land the second ladder after the first has written, and to resolve a manifest conflict between two promotion PRs. - `promote --sizes-result <derive --out json>` adopts an existing derive run (still re-verifies) so a promotion refused at the write does not derive and snapshot every size twice. - The promote-time drift check judges only the rows being written; the other kind's ladder is promoted by its own run, and CI holds the whole manifest to the invariant once both have landed. My first base promotion was refused by the whole-manifest check because the desktop defaults were still at the old epoch. - READMEs: the pins:check workflow, the epoch and source-digest invariants, rollback reverting the sources with the manifest, the parallel bake and sequential write flow, and conflict resolution by replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: promote the cmux-devbox-agents0909 desktop and base ladders (epoch 2026-09-09-r1) Baked from d3b2da0 on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to 65ac4c2 (files.cmux.com/cmux-tui/65ac4c2fe7…/manifest.json), verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (both ladders, the desktop contract, the first interactive claude and codex launches as root and ubuntu, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and recorded by promote-devbox-image.ts: the base ladder with --sizes-result after its first write was refused, the desktop ladder verified and derived with --dry-run and landed with --replay. Desktop: sm sh-69841eb8073046df92d2cca9cc8b4ba2, md sh-fb1dba56f4b24616adfba52e6c935317, lg sh-68da64518f6c49a1923788f503d3492a, lgx sh-eec416ba245544a494d3be4ebe6022a2, xl sh-6d635b1cd223434aa9e1ad1a8aea1c45, 2xl sh-869c2c63c2cb4f399d19b5fdb1fee50f. Base: sm sh-0d4c81c5188140dba93a17eaac1608e0, md sh-7e6e24521b4f4b00b7478313fddedd7e, lg sh-e152ff6d015e45289a27104557374403, lgx sh-edb83b4aa34a4d79946b5d80fedf8921, xl sh-e27f9d8a81cc491080f6dd186d6f4808, 2xl sh-a370d08c8f934d9aa1935613c3b28cd8. Every entry carries epoch 2026-09-09-r1 and its devbox source digest, and bakes Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The manifest test and devbox:manifest:check are green again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: source digest schema 2 covers the bake script and the Dockerfile instructions Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the drift digest hashed the verbatim files, the ARG pins and the epoch, so a step change with no ARG behind it (this PR's bubblewrap apt line, in both recipes) left it unchanged and only the epoch bump carried it. Schema 2 adds sha256s of the Dockerfile reduced to its instructions and of build-devbox-freestyle.ts reduced to its code lines (comment and blank lines dropped; no tokenizer, byte-stable). An entry is checked with the schema it was recorded with (absent: 1), so the ladders promoted by this PR stay valid and new bakes record schema 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: source digest hashes every bake-script line; upgrade the promoted entries to schema 2 provably Review findings (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, second pass): - The bake-script normalizer dropped any `*`-prefixed line as a doc block, so a change limited to a continued multiplication or a generator method would not move the digest. Without a full TypeScript lexer no line heuristic is safe, so schema 2 now hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts (trailing whitespace trimmed). A comment edit there now asks for a re-promotion; a digest that cannot miss a step change is worth that. The Dockerfile keeps its grammar-correct comment drop and now keeps parser directives. Regression tests cover the `*` line, the comment line, and the directive. - The 12 agents0909 defaults were recorded at schema 1. `promote --upgrade-source-schema` (upgradeDevboxSourceRecords) moves a default up only when its schema-1 digest equals this checkout's and its recorded builderScriptVersion equals this checkout's bake script, which is exactly what proves the newer formula's extra input; anything else is kept and reported. All 12 qualified (the bake script is unchanged since the bake). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: the source-schema upgrade proves the Dockerfile at the entry's bake commit, never synthesizes it Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, third pass): a schema-1 record proves the verbatim files, pins and epoch, and builderScriptVersion proves the bake script, but nothing in it proves the Dockerfile's instructions, which schema 2 adds. upgradeDevboxSourceRecords now reads the Dockerfile at the entry's repoCommit from git and requires its normalized instructions to equal this checkout's; a commit or file that is not available, or an instruction change since the bake, keeps the entry at schema 1 and asks for a rebake. Regression tests: a Dockerfile-only instruction change, an unavailable commit, a comment-only difference (same recipe). The 12 agents0909 defaults already recorded at schema 2 (c690d87) hold under this rule: the Dockerfile at d3b2da0 is byte-identical to the checkout's, and re-running the strict upgrade on the pre-upgrade manifest yields the same digests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: devbox README states that bake-script comments are part of the schema-2 digest Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the README still said the bake script's code was hashed with comments dropped, while schema 2 hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts on purpose (no TypeScript lexer; a line heuristic can hide a code change). The README now says so and why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: pass a manifest entry's repoCommit to git as an argument, never shell text Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, CWE-78): devboxDockerfileAtCommit interpolated the entry's repoCommit into an execSync shell string, and a manifest processed by --upgrade-source-schema may come from a branch this checkout did not author. The commit is now accepted only as a full 40-hex object id and passed to execFileSync("git", ["show", ...]). Tests: refs, short ids, shell metacharacters and path tricks are refused before git runs; a real object id resolves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: the git-backed Dockerfile lookup test asserts on HEAD unconditionally Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the positive case skipped itself when the historical bake commit was not in the checkout. It now resolves HEAD, which every checkout has, requires a full object id, and asserts the lookup returns the Dockerfile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: require one devbox snapshot ladder and no machine kind switcher * test: report display capability for legacy machine create requests * fix: restore one new-machine flow and unify the devbox snapshot ladder * fix: place CLI help translations at the catalog root * test: use the repository supported Bun test API * cloud: promote the cmux-devbox-agents0910 ladder for both kinds (epoch 2026-09-10-r1, work user cmux) One bake from the merged sources (2e2d12f: manaflow-ai#12101's work user and layout selector, this PR's pins, bubblewrap and invariants) on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to ab1575f, verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (the desktop contract, claude-reaches-the-prompt as cmux, the root claude and root/cmux codex launches, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and promoted once with --kinds desktop,base so every size has one snapshot serving both kinds: sm sh-4bfa82f76b30493597c8b1d15a216b88, md sh-151b5bec70a8460696a3e46fc29c3423, lg sh-6e3261d9ecb74c27a79acbf1756f4361, lgx sh-c4dde286690e4d2c8662115c75cc3dcb, xl sh-9754b71af72b4f9a96295155be75e580, 2xl sh-9ea09f6ac5eb41f187732b04c777365f. Every row: epoch 2026-09-10-r1, source schema 2, Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The nonroot2, agents0909, wsboot and termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The resolver test's version-name assertion follows the one-ladder naming (`<slug>-<size>-base`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: cover agent PTY readiness, failure and cancellation * fix: supervise agent readiness through PTY output and a deadline * fix: preserve cancellation and align cloud verification fixtures * fix: preserve the agent login context and wire supervisor checks * test: the vm new proofs match the app's trusted-carrier answer and the sheet's exposed buttons The three `vm new` cmux-remote integration tests (VMDefaultCloudCommandTests) mock `vm.cmux_remote_info` without `trusted_carrier`; since manaflow-ai#12042 the CLI refuses a machine it has not seen unless the app proved that listener, so on the hosted lane they fail with "The Cloud machine is still preparing remote access" on main too (run 34436343699 at ab1575f, before this branch). The mocks now answer the way the app does. The two detached-create tests still expect the pre-manaflow-ai#10478 "OK <id>" line; the CLI prints "<id> is ready". NewMachineSheetKindUITests waits for the sheet itself, matches Create and Cancel by identifier or label (the run forces English; NSHostingController can drop a SwiftUI identifier on macOS 15), prints the accessibility hierarchy when the sheet does not appear, and asserts every witness of the removed Kind picker: the segments, the Kind label, the section, and both summary lines. The hosted recordings of the earlier runs (34443839557, 34444617551) show the sheet open with only Cancel and Create, which is why the old identifier-only query was the failure. The trusted-carrier keys sit on the neighbouring lines so the file stays within its length budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: verify machine creation against the shared catalog and projection flow * test: pin the CLI's English, give vm new a private home, wait for Cancel cubic's review of manaflow-ai#12258: the detached-create assertions read the localized "<id> is ready" line, so the child CLI gets AppleLanguages=(en) the way CLIAuthAliasTests pins it; the cmux-remote create runs under a private CFFIXED_USER_HOME (what NSHomeDirectory() reads; HOME alone is ignored on macOS), so the trusted-route store never lands in the developer's own ~/.cmuxterm, and the test now proves that store: vm new records the machine's carrier marker so the next open skips the control plane. The sheet UI test waits for Cancel instead of asserting it in the same instant as Create. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: every vm new CLI run gets a private home; the store assertion claims only what it checks cubic's second pass on manaflow-ai#12258: the --window create and the three detached creates now run under a per-test HOME and CFFIXED_USER_HOME that the defer removes (the window test's window.list fixture is written on one line to stay within the file's length budget); the trusted-route assertion says what it proves, that vm new records the carrier marker the CLI's next open reads; the sheet UI test waits for the New Machine title the way it waits for the buttons. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: prove cached carrier reuse and display opening on a second CLI open --------- Co-authored-by: Austin Wang <lawrence@manaflow.ai> Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: persist nightly Xcode compilation caches * test(ci): require nightly caches to prune dead CAS generations before saving The nightly workflow test now demands that both nightly cache jobs prune dead Xcode CAS generations before measuring the 5 GiB bound, save on a miss from the bound step's verdict instead of rescanning with hashFiles, and keep the cache key prefix identical to the PR release build that restores it. It also adds a behavioural test for the pruning helper and wires it into the workflow guard job. Both fail until the next commit adds the helper and the workflow changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R7fdh4BL4KeoUxNukaSdTs * ci: prune dead Xcode CAS generations so warm nightly caches persist Nightly never published a warm compilation cache. Xcode's CAS chains v1.N generations and only deletes the dead one at its next open, so a warm full build leaves two full generations behind: 6.3 GiB on main against the 5 GiB bound, which then removed the directory and the save step found nothing to upload ("Path Validation Error" in every warm run). Only cold builds, at about 3.1 GiB, ever saved, so main kept restoring a days-old entry. Prune the dead generations before measuring, the same way the CAS's own garbage collection would, in both nightly cache jobs and in the PR release build that restores the same cache. Save explicitly on a miss from the bound step's verdict instead of rescanning the directory with hashFiles, which the runner aborts after 120 seconds. Keep the cache key prefix as it was: PR release builds restore nightly's cache by that prefix, so the v2 key bump would have cut them off from the cache warmed from main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R7fdh4BL4KeoUxNukaSdTs * fix(web): guard the devbox reachability entrypoint without Bun typings `import.meta.main` is Bun-only and the web typecheck program has no Bun typings, so `bun run typecheck` fails on main since manaflow-ai#12132: scripts/check-devbox-image-reachable.ts(148,17): error TS2339: Property 'main' does not exist on type 'ImportMeta'. That PR never ran the web typecheck because ci.yml only fires for a short path list. Guard the entrypoint by comparing import.meta.url with argv[1], the pattern the other scripts under web/scripts already use. Direct runs still execute main (`--print-key` prints the key) and importing the module from tests stays side-effect free. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(ci): require non-fatal cache pruning and pin the shared cache key prefix The nightly workflow test now demands that the pruner call in both nightly cache jobs and the PR release build cannot fail the build, and that every Xcode compilation cache key and restore-key in nightly.yml and ci.yml carries the one shared prefix, so renaming a key on either side (or a key but not its restore-keys) is caught. Mutation-tested: dropping the prune, moving it after the measurement, restoring the hashFiles gate, removing the miss gate, the bound step id, or the save= output, and every prefix rename now fail. Fails until the next commit makes the prune call non-fatal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: never fail a build because cache pruning failed Pruning is an optimisation. With `set -euo pipefail`, a pruner that cannot start (missing interpreter, syntax error) aborted the bound step and the whole nightly. Log a workflow warning and measure the directory unpruned instead, which at worst reproduces the old behaviour of skipping the save. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(ci): pruner must survive root-level generations and unlistable CAS dirs Pruning a generation that sits directly under the cache root removed a directory the candidate list still named, so the next iteration raised FileNotFoundError and the remaining CAS directories went unpruned for that run. A CAS directory the runner cannot list raised as well. Both now have to be skipped with a message while the other directories are still pruned. Fails until the next commit hardens the pruner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: keep pruning the remaining CAS dirs when one vanishes or cannot be listed Skip a candidate that an earlier root-level prune already removed, and treat an OSError while inspecting a CAS directory as "leave this one alone" instead of aborting the walk, so one odd directory cannot leave the others unpruned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(ci): nightly guard requires a build-only measurement lane and an oversize-cache warning A full branch dispatch of nightly.yml signs and notarizes under the release identity, so the only safe way to time the nightly build job from a branch is a run that stops at the unsigned universal build. The guard now requires `build_only` and `cold_cache` workflow_dispatch inputs that skip the helper, signing, notarization, dSYM upload and publication jobs, keep should_publish false, and use their own concurrency group so a measurement run can never cancel a pending publish. It also requires the bound step to report an oversize cache as a workflow warning, since that path silently freezes the cache at the last saved entry. This commit adds the test only; it fails until the workflow changes land. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018wsDzi4Q5uSdU9AYq75tmE * ci: add a build-only nightly measurement lane and warn when the cache bound skips a save nightly.yml gains two workflow_dispatch inputs. `build_only` runs decide and the unsigned universal app build and stops: the helper, signing, notarization, dSYM upload and publication jobs are gated off, should_publish is forced false, and the run gets its own concurrency group so it can never cancel a pending publish. `cold_cache` (only honoured with build_only) skips the compilation cache restore so the same commit can be measured as a cache miss; the missing restore output reads as a miss, so the cold build still saves. This is the only way to time the nightly build job from a branch without notarizing under the release identity. The bound step now reports an oversize cache as a workflow warning in nightly.yml and ci.yml: nothing is saved on that path, so every later build restores the same older entry and the cache silently freezes. The comments also state the real rotation rule from LLVM's UnifiedOnDiskCache: a new primary generation is started when the current one ends a build above half of COMPILATION_CACHE_LIMIT_SIZE, which is 1.5 GiB against a 3.3 GB working set, so every warm build rotates and leaves a dead generation behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018wsDzi4Q5uSdU9AYq75tmE * ci: prune-xcode-compilation-cache measures only the generations it removes The pruner walked every generation, including the two live ones, to print per-generation sizes, and the workflow then ran `du -sk` over the retained cache: two full traversals of up to 5 GiB for a log line (CodeRabbit on PR manaflow-ai#12039). Stale generations are now selected by name first and only those are measured before removal; the retained size comes from the workflow's single `du`. The speculative handling of generations placed directly under the cache root is gone: Xcode never writes that layout, and a layout the pruner does not recognise is left alone and measured unpruned rather than guessed at. An unlistable CAS directory is still skipped with a message while the remaining directories are pruned. Both behaviours keep their tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018wsDzi4Q5uSdU9AYq75tmE * test(ci): build_only must always build the universal app; pruner must leave unlocked directories alone Review findings on PR manaflow-ai#12039. The nightly guard now matches each job's complete job-level `if:` verbatim, so the build_only exclusion can only be a conjunctive clause, and requires build_only to imply should_build (a measurement dispatch on main must not depend on the nightly tag) and to disable the fast arm64 path (a measurement always builds the production universal workload). The pruner test requires a CAS directory without a `lock` file to be left alone, since nothing can be locked there, and only exercises the unlistable-directory path when permission bits actually took hold. Test-only commit; it fails until the fixes land. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci: build_only always builds the universal app; pruner leaves unlocked CAS directories alone A build_only dispatch is a measurement of the production nightly build, so it now implies should_build (on main it no longer depends on whether the nightly tag already matches HEAD) and ignores the fast arm64 input instead of quietly measuring a one-architecture build. The pruner only ever deletes generations while holding the CAS directory's `lock` exclusively. A directory without a `lock` file has never been opened by the toolchain, so there is nothing to lock; it is now reported and left alone rather than pruned unlocked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * web(tests): carry the bun:test type shim fix so web-typecheck passes until main has it main at 8ba29ea fails `bun run typecheck`: the tests added by manaflow-ai#12257 (billing-alerts, cron-alerts) and manaflow-ai#12250 (billing-purchase `.mock.calls`, vm-devbox-image `import.meta.dir`) do not type against the repository's own `web/tests/bun-test.d.ts` shim, so `ci-status` is red for every PR that does not carry a fix. This takes the shim and the two one-line test edits verbatim from PR manaflow-ai#12105's branch (7df81ef), whose CI passes on the same base, so a later merge of that fix is conflict-free. No behaviour change: the shim is a `.d.ts` and the test edits keep their assertions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: reject non-keyboard events in file explorer shortcuts * fix: unblock app-host tests at event and async wait boundaries * ci: keep focused macOS tests on the required SDK 26 toolchain * test(ci): cap selected SDKs while preserving legacy runner fallback * ci: cap focused-test SDK selection without dropping older runners * test: install a valid shortcut before checking file explorer routing * test: fence detach command capture without blocking the main actor --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… the original New Machine modal; refresh the agents to Claude Code 2.1.267 and Codex 0.154.0 (manaflow-ai#12250) * cloud: bump the devbox agent pins to the current releases, add bubblewrap, and make the manifest prove it describes the promoted image The promoted devbox ladder (epoch 2026-09-07-r1) bakes Claude Code 2.1.252, Codex 0.151.0, opencode 1.18.25, pi 0.84.4 and agent-browser 0.35.2 while the registry is at 2.1.267 / 0.154.0 / 1.18.30 / 0.85.1 / 0.37.1, and codex warns on every launch that bubblewrap is missing. Machines never self-update by design, so a new release only reaches cmux Cloud through a rebake. - Dockerfile: pins bumped to the current releases, CMUX_IMAGE_EPOCH 2026-09-09-r1, bubblewrap in the devtools layer (the Freestyle bake installs the same list); codex uses the distro bwrap instead of its bundled copy. - `bun run devbox:pins:check [--write]`: compares the ARG pins with the npm registry and rewrites them; the pure rewrite refuses ranges, tags and packages the image does not bake. - Every manifest entry now records its epoch and a digest of the sources the bake took from the checkout (verbatim files + pins, per layer set). `devboxSourceDriftProblems` (devbox:manifest:check, the manifest test, and promote before it writes) fails when a default was baked at another epoch or from other sources, so main cannot describe a machine the promoted default is not. Rollback reverts the promotion commit whole. - verify-devbox-image.ts launches the real claude and codex TUIs as root and as ubuntu and requires the ready composer with no first-run gate text (polled readiness, bounded), and requires bwrap. The manifest test is red on this commit on purpose: the defaults are still the 2026-09-07-r1 ladder. The next commit promotes the new bake. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: promote --replay and --sizes-result; judge only the written rows at promote time; document the pin and promotion workflow Two ladders are two bakes and two promotions, and only one promotion may write the manifest at a time. This makes that workflow sanctioned instead of hand-edited: - `promote --replay <summary.json>` re-applies the rows an earlier promotion appended (its --out `entries`, or the rows from that PR's manifest diff) through the same append + demotion rule (`appendImageManifestEntries`, factored out of `promoteImageManifestEntry`): the way to land the second ladder after the first has written, and to resolve a manifest conflict between two promotion PRs. - `promote --sizes-result <derive --out json>` adopts an existing derive run (still re-verifies) so a promotion refused at the write does not derive and snapshot every size twice. - The promote-time drift check judges only the rows being written; the other kind's ladder is promoted by its own run, and CI holds the whole manifest to the invariant once both have landed. My first base promotion was refused by the whole-manifest check because the desktop defaults were still at the old epoch. - READMEs: the pins:check workflow, the epoch and source-digest invariants, rollback reverting the sources with the manifest, the parallel bake and sequential write flow, and conflict resolution by replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: promote the cmux-devbox-agents0909 desktop and base ladders (epoch 2026-09-09-r1) Baked from d3b2da0 on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to 65ac4c2 (files.cmux.com/cmux-tui/65ac4c2fe7…/manifest.json), verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (both ladders, the desktop contract, the first interactive claude and codex launches as root and ubuntu, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and recorded by promote-devbox-image.ts: the base ladder with --sizes-result after its first write was refused, the desktop ladder verified and derived with --dry-run and landed with --replay. Desktop: sm sh-69841eb8073046df92d2cca9cc8b4ba2, md sh-fb1dba56f4b24616adfba52e6c935317, lg sh-68da64518f6c49a1923788f503d3492a, lgx sh-eec416ba245544a494d3be4ebe6022a2, xl sh-6d635b1cd223434aa9e1ad1a8aea1c45, 2xl sh-869c2c63c2cb4f399d19b5fdb1fee50f. Base: sm sh-0d4c81c5188140dba93a17eaac1608e0, md sh-7e6e24521b4f4b00b7478313fddedd7e, lg sh-e152ff6d015e45289a27104557374403, lgx sh-edb83b4aa34a4d79946b5d80fedf8921, xl sh-e27f9d8a81cc491080f6dd186d6f4808, 2xl sh-a370d08c8f934d9aa1935613c3b28cd8. Every entry carries epoch 2026-09-09-r1 and its devbox source digest, and bakes Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The manifest test and devbox:manifest:check are green again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AxoApJ1xp8qCKmngR2Jgmx * cloud: source digest schema 2 covers the bake script and the Dockerfile instructions Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the drift digest hashed the verbatim files, the ARG pins and the epoch, so a step change with no ARG behind it (this PR's bubblewrap apt line, in both recipes) left it unchanged and only the epoch bump carried it. Schema 2 adds sha256s of the Dockerfile reduced to its instructions and of build-devbox-freestyle.ts reduced to its code lines (comment and blank lines dropped; no tokenizer, byte-stable). An entry is checked with the schema it was recorded with (absent: 1), so the ladders promoted by this PR stay valid and new bakes record schema 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: source digest hashes every bake-script line; upgrade the promoted entries to schema 2 provably Review findings (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, second pass): - The bake-script normalizer dropped any `*`-prefixed line as a doc block, so a change limited to a continued multiplication or a generator method would not move the digest. Without a full TypeScript lexer no line heuristic is safe, so schema 2 now hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts (trailing whitespace trimmed). A comment edit there now asks for a re-promotion; a digest that cannot miss a step change is worth that. The Dockerfile keeps its grammar-correct comment drop and now keeps parser directives. Regression tests cover the `*` line, the comment line, and the directive. - The 12 agents0909 defaults were recorded at schema 1. `promote --upgrade-source-schema` (upgradeDevboxSourceRecords) moves a default up only when its schema-1 digest equals this checkout's and its recorded builderScriptVersion equals this checkout's bake script, which is exactly what proves the newer formula's extra input; anything else is kept and reported. All 12 qualified (the bake script is unchanged since the bake). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: the source-schema upgrade proves the Dockerfile at the entry's bake commit, never synthesizes it Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, third pass): a schema-1 record proves the verbatim files, pins and epoch, and builderScriptVersion proves the bake script, but nothing in it proves the Dockerfile's instructions, which schema 2 adds. upgradeDevboxSourceRecords now reads the Dockerfile at the entry's repoCommit from git and requires its normalized instructions to equal this checkout's; a commit or file that is not available, or an instruction change since the bake, keeps the entry at schema 1 and asks for a rebake. Regression tests: a Dockerfile-only instruction change, an unavailable commit, a comment-only difference (same recipe). The 12 agents0909 defaults already recorded at schema 2 (c690d87) hold under this rule: the Dockerfile at d3b2da0 is byte-identical to the checkout's, and re-running the strict upgrade on the pre-upgrade manifest yields the same digests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: devbox README states that bake-script comments are part of the schema-2 digest Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the README still said the bake script's code was hashed with comments dropped, while schema 2 hashes every non-blank line of build-devbox-freestyle.ts on purpose (no TypeScript lexer; a line heuristic can hide a code change). The README now says so and why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: pass a manifest entry's repoCommit to git as an argument, never shell text Review finding (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250, CWE-78): devboxDockerfileAtCommit interpolated the entry's repoCommit into an execSync shell string, and a manifest processed by --upgrade-source-schema may come from a branch this checkout did not author. The commit is now accepted only as a full 40-hex object id and passed to execFileSync("git", ["show", ...]). Tests: refs, short ids, shell metacharacters and path tricks are refused before git runs; a real object id resolves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * cloud: the git-backed Dockerfile lookup test asserts on HEAD unconditionally Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on manaflow-ai#12250): the positive case skipped itself when the historical bake commit was not in the checkout. It now resolves HEAD, which every checkout has, requires a full object id, and asserts the lookup returns the Dockerfile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: require one devbox snapshot ladder and no machine kind switcher * test: report display capability for legacy machine create requests * fix: restore one new-machine flow and unify the devbox snapshot ladder * fix: place CLI help translations at the catalog root * test: use the repository supported Bun test API * cloud: promote the cmux-devbox-agents0910 ladder for both kinds (epoch 2026-09-10-r1, work user cmux) One bake from the merged sources (2e2d12f: manaflow-ai#12101's work user and layout selector, this PR's pins, bubblewrap and invariants) on freestyle/ubuntu-sm with the cmux-tui daemon pinned to ab1575f, verified by verify-devbox-image.ts (the desktop contract, claude-reaches-the-prompt as cmux, the root claude and root/cmux codex launches, bwrap), sizes derived and re-booted by derive-devbox-sizes.ts, and promoted once with --kinds desktop,base so every size has one snapshot serving both kinds: sm sh-4bfa82f76b30493597c8b1d15a216b88, md sh-151b5bec70a8460696a3e46fc29c3423, lg sh-6e3261d9ecb74c27a79acbf1756f4361, lgx sh-c4dde286690e4d2c8662115c75cc3dcb, xl sh-9754b71af72b4f9a96295155be75e580, 2xl sh-9ea09f6ac5eb41f187732b04c777365f. Every row: epoch 2026-09-10-r1, source schema 2, Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1. The nonroot2, agents0909, wsboot and termid ladders stay listed, demoted, for rollback. The resolver test's version-name assertion follows the one-ladder naming (`<slug>-<size>-base`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test: cover agent PTY readiness, failure and cancellation * fix: supervise agent readiness through PTY output and a deadline * fix: preserve cancellation and align cloud verification fixtures --------- Co-authored-by: Austin Wang <lawrence@manaflow.ai> Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>


Fixes #12244
Austin's ask, in his words: "fix the snapshot and update the codex and claude code cli's to the latest versions there... in the snapshot", then: "we need to make sure that there is only one modal ... we want what we had before but just refresh the devbox ladder... it should have everything but also have displays and stuff ... make sure that the cmux vm new also works in the same way. we only want 1 snapshot please."
What this PR does
One machine, one snapshot ladder. Every cmux Cloud machine is the devbox with the shell tooling, the coding agents and a VNC screen. The manifest lists one snapshot per size as the default for both compatibility kinds (
desktopandbaserows point at the same ids), sokindnever changes what a machine is;vmImageKindForreports desktop for every one of them and the app lists a Displays row for every machine. ThedevboxUnifiedSnapshotProblemsinvariant keeps it that way.The New Machine modal is what it was before the Kind picker. #12243 (merged) had added a Desktop | Base segmented picker to New Machine and Set Up Base; it is gone again. The sheet asks for a size and shows the plan meter;
NewMachineModel.machineKindis the one place the machine kind lives and every create sends--desktop. TheNewMachineSheetKindUITestsUI test now asserts that no switcher exists and attaches a recording.cmux vm newworks the same way.vm new/vm create,vm base openandvm base resetalways create that machine;--desktop,--baseand--no-desktopare accepted for older scripts, change nothing, and still fail when they contradict each other. Help text anddocs/cli-contract.mdsay so.The devbox is refreshed. Claude Code 2.1.267, Codex 0.154.0, opencode 1.18.30, pi 0.85.1, agent-browser 0.37.1 (all the registry's current releases), the cmux-tui daemon
ab1575faae, bubblewrap for codex's sandbox, and main's #12101 work user (cmux, uid 1000, soclaude --dangerously-skip-permissionsstarts in a pane). Epoch2026-09-10-r1.sh-4bfa82f76b30493597c8b1d15a216b88nonroot2(main),agents0909,wsboot,termidsh-151b5bec70a8460696a3e46fc29c3423sh-6e3261d9ecb74c27a79acbf1756f4361sh-c4dde286690e4d2c8662115c75cc3dcbsh-9754b71af72b4f9a96295155be75e580sh-9ea09f6ac5eb41f187732b04c777365fBaked once from this branch's merge with main (
2e2d12f2e7) withCMUX_VM_CMUX_TUI_MANIFEST_URLpinned toab1575faae, verified, sizes derived and re-booted, and promoted with--kinds desktop,basethroughpromote-devbox-image.ts;validationStatus: "passed"was written by the verifier, never by hand. Every superseded ladder stays listed and demoted for rollback; nothing was removed.What was actually broken (evidence, prior bad versus expected)
Before changing anything I ran the promoted
termidladder (epoch2026-09-07-r1) through every check. Its sources at the bake commit were byte-identical to main; what was stale came from outside the repo:@anthropic-ai/claude-code@openai/codexopencode-ai/ pi / agent-browser398a10fcf7ab1575faaecodexlaunch warnedCodex could not find bubblewrap on PATHbwrap0.9.0, no warning--dangerously-skip-permissionsrefused)cmuxwork user (#12101, merged here)On the old default:
devbox:verifypassed (107/107 desktop, 76/76 base), the private-link probe passed, and a real machine created through production completedclaude -pandcodex execturns through the model plane; so the model plane and the daemon contract were not the breakage, the pins, the daemon, the base-by-default client and the root panes were.Proof on the new snapshot
sh-4bfa82f76b…(sm master) and the derived sizesverify-devbox-image.tsin promote (SDK machine plus a second machine for identity)claude --version/codex --version(login and non-login shells, root andcmux)opencode/pi/agent-browser/bwrapclaude --dangerously-skip-permissionsascmux(main'sclaude-reaches-the-prompt) and as root;codexas root and ascmuxab1575faae, runs ascmux, up on its own after create, identity bound to the instance id and distinct across two machines, WebSocket/Noise/PTY smokedevbox:verify:private-linkwith the nightly app'scmux-tui(ab1575faae)trustedCarrier: true, reconnect: passed, snapshot: passedcmux, WebSocket smoke)Model plane with the new CLIs: on a backend-created machine (old default, then
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code@2.1.267 @openai/codex@0.154.0),claude -p "Reply with exactly the single word OK"→OK,codex exec …→OK. A real turn on a backend-created machine from the new manifest needs the manifest deployed:cmux vm newgoes through the running app to production, a Vercel preview cannot be reached from the CLI, andcmux vm restoreonly takes owned snapshots. Post-merge check:cmux vm new --detach, thencmux vm exec <id> -- bash -lc 'whoami; claude --version; codex --version; bwrap --version; claude -p "Reply OK" --dangerously-skip-permissions'and the Displays row in the Cloud tree.Also in this PR (the root-cause work behind the pin bump)
bun run devbox:pins:check [--write]compares the Dockerfile ARG pins with the npm registry and rewrites them (exact releases only; unit-tested).epochanddevboxSource { layers, digest, schema };devboxSourceDriftProblems(CICloud VM image contract, the manifest test, and promote before it writes) fails when a default was baked at another epoch or from other sources. Schema 2 covers the Dockerfile's instructions and every non-blank line of the bake script; entries keep the schema they were recorded with, andpromote --upgrade-source-schemamoves one up only with proof (its digest,builderScriptVersion, and the Dockerfile at itsrepoCommitfrom git;repoCommitis passed to git as an argument, never shell text). Stated policy trade-off: any change to the devbox sources now has to promote in the same PR; it is one function to relax.bwrap.promote --replay <summary>,--sizes-result <derive out>, and per-kind idempotent promotion (a kind can be added to an image promoted earlier) make merge conflicts and refused writes resolvable through the writer; main'swithImageManifestLock(cloud: cmux Cloud terminals run as cmux, not root #12101) now serializes every manifest write, replay and upgrade included.kindfrom the returned machine's actual image, so Displays is right immediately.Trade-offs I took
basekind from the API: older clients and third-party callers that sendkind: "base"keep working and get the same machine; the kind is now purely a compatibility label.agents0909bake: that bake ran the daemon as root and its digest no longer matched the merged sources, so promoting it would have violated the invariant this PR introduces.ab1575faaeat bake time rather than the rollinglatest.test-e2e.ymllane.chatmux's devbox template lives in another repo and still has the old pins: follow-up there.Tests run
bun test tests/vm-image-manifest.test.ts tests/vm-image-sizes.test.ts tests/vm-devbox-image.test.ts tests/vm-devbox-desktop.test.ts tests/vm-image-resolver.test.ts tests/vm-route-auth.test.ts tests/vm-cmux-tui.test.ts: 187 pass, 0 fail;bun run devbox:manifest:check,devbox:pins:check,lint:complexity: pass; ESLint on every changed file: clean.bun run typecheckreports only main's own pre-existing errors (tests/billing-alerts.test.ts,tests/cron-alerts.test.ts,tests/billing-purchase.test.ts). The full suite result is in the audit comment.CIis path-routed;ci-statusis its fallback); the checks that exercise this change areCloud VM image contract,Cloud VM image reachability,Web complexityand the Vercel builds.python3 scripts/swift_file_length_budget.py,scripts/check-pbxproj.sh,scripts/lint-pbxproj-test-wiring.shpass; no budget TSV touched. Hostedtest-e2e.ymlruns on this branch forcmuxTests/NewMachineModelTests,cmuxTests/VMDefaultCloudCommandTestsandcmuxUITests/NewMachineSheetKindUITests(recording of the modal) are linked in the audit comment; the tagged dev buildfeat-devbox-snapshot-refresh-agent-clisis the dogfood build.b976585870,297c4e9232); the pin bump and invariants landed red (d3b2da01be) before their promotion.Freestyle account hygiene
Every builder, verify, derive, probe and inspection VM this work created was deleted; the account shows no
cmux-devbox-builder,cmux-devbox-verify,derive,size-probeorcmux-image-checkmachines. Superseded snapshots (agents0909,agents0909-base,wsboot,nonroot2,termid) stay on the account for rollback.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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High Risk
Changes default VM images and creation semantics for all new cloud machines (manifest promotion plus client/API/CLI behavior), with broad impact on provisioning and rollback discipline.
Overview
Unifies cloud VM creation around a single devbox with a VNC screen and promotes a refreshed Freestyle snapshot ladder (
2026-09-10-r1) where desktop and base manifest rows share the same image id per size.The New Machine sheet no longer asks Desktop vs Base: kind is fixed to desktop everywhere (
NewMachineModel.machineKind), and presenters stop passingimageKinds.cmux vm new/vm base open/vm base resetalways useVMMachineKind.defaultKind;--desktop/--baseremain for script compatibility but do not change provisioning. Help text,docs/cli-contract.md, and localized strings reflect the single-machine model.API create/Base responses now set
kindviavmImageKindFor(provider, image)from the provisioned image instead of the client's requested kind.Devbox pipeline changes: bumped coding-agent npm pins and
CMUX_IMAGE_EPOCH, bubblewrap in the image for Codex sandboxing,devbox:pins:check, source-digest schema 2 withdevboxSourceDriftProblems/ unified-snapshot ladder checks, richerverify-devbox-image(PTY agent launch probes,bwrap), andpromoteoptions (--replay,--sizes-result,--upgrade-source-schema,appendImageManifestEntries). CI workflow paths include the new scripts.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit fffcddf. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.