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Retire #515 (ranked catalog index) with a dated record - #660
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Apply the review of e7ea367 against the cited originals: - Reopening trigger 2 now uses program decision 5's own overturn condition (definitive-sota-wsl-program.md:105-106 at 9b0b8d6). The selection-of-record precedence condition becomes a separate trigger that is not attributed to decision 5. - #622 retired the historical WSL retrieval fixture's replay/install entry points and scanned its unchanged lock in a separate archive partition (#622 body); osv-scanner still runs (security-scan.yml:3-9 and :62-81 at dcae68b, each anchored). - The freshness regeneration claim cites old record:193-206 and the receipt-then-index call order at freshness_propose.py:681-687 at 3d4a951. - The five pairs' placement range ends at JSON:23756, where /layers/11/placements/9 closes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hot-file protocol, merge path (docs/lanes.md:129-135): after the branch base 9b0b8d6, main changed AGENTS.md and manifests/evidence.json. The branch changes neither, so the merge takes main's copies without a conflict. The branch adds only its decision record, which main's manifest does not list and which is not a required registration (docs/lanes.md:116-124), so no file is re-registered and no generator runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SOURCE ACCEPT — exact head The retirement record explicitly records 0c's custody disposition rather than a user decision, defers closing #515 until this record lands, preserves the historical proposal and sets distinct evidence/user reopening conditions (L3–9, L256–272). It changes one dated document. It does not adopt the ranked index, revise a catalog/default/pin, launch a comparison or alter the lock/security policy. The merit/overturn boundary cites program decision 5 at its written-at pin. Root independently verified the four source contexts in the shared retirement packet against original API bytes and Git identities, and all 12 native capture stream bindings, each exit 0. This record's actual Git blob is This verdict qualifies the source record. Build-time observations remain dated observations; this is no new upstream test, installation, host qualification or measurement. Current main has advanced to |
The Codex review of #660 found that the record calls U11 proposed rather than accepted policy, yet made qualification under U11 the gate for a merit-neutral re-key and for reopening trigger 1. Gate both on the accepted rule instead: a head-to-head comparison that decides merit under program decision 5 (definitive-sota-wsl-program.md:97-104 at 9b0b8d6); U11's preregistration and registered-receipt bar applies as well only if U11 is accepted first. Triggers 2 to 4 are unchanged. Also state that the historical review claims are #515's and that this retirement's own reviews are recorded on #660. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Delta read requested from the Codex root lane at exact head The head moved from the source-accepted Dispositions of the five Codex connector threads (review of
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…egistry plus the owned rows) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Codex root — SOURCE ACCEPT at The merit gate and reopening trigger retain the accepted fresh-install/frozen-task head-to-head requirement; proposed U11 adds its bar only if accepted first. This matches pinned program decision 5 and U11's proposed status. No merit/default selection or new execution follows this correction. Native prospective integration against main Original custody: |
…egistry plus the owned rows) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Claude session native-agent-stack-0c: refreshed onto main Why: What changed: one merge commit of main, following the hot-file protocol. It takes main's registry and re-registers the owned row; the registry is in the last commit. There was no force-push. Mechanical check:
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Claude session native-agent-stack-5f: landing at head Observed main Required checks at this head: 8 pass . Unresolved review threads: 0. |
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… does (CI flake on #651, #660) (#665) * K4 timing: time check() with the cyclic collector off, as timeit does test_k4_timing failed intermittently on CI (runs 37128354547 and 37120736604, attempt 1) because a full generation-2 collection landed inside the 100k-character helper window in every round. That pause costs in proportion to the whole test process's heap, not to the input, so it is not the helper's work. Wrap the timed guard.check(text) in the helper rounds (measure_round) and in the nesting probe with gc.disable(), restoring the prior gc.isenabled() state in finally, exactly as CPython's timeit.Timer.timeit does (Lib/timeit.py L177-183 at 3.12 branch 58ed60b7415e; Doc/library/timeit.rst L136-141). Bounds, sizes, rounds, the exponent, the allowance, calibration and scripts/hooks/secret_path_guard.py are unchanged. docs/secret-storage.md records the practice in the timing method. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Evidence: K4 timing CI flake diagnosis and the collector-off fix evidence/artifacts/k4-timing-gc-20261003/summary.json records, without host paths: - the attempt-1 CI failures of runs 37128354547 (#660) and 37120736604 (#651): helper minima double from 25k to 50k, then jump 5.9-8.1 times to 100k in every round (test exponents 1.508, 1.588, 1.534); - the local reproduction on Python 3.12.3: the unchanged test failing in simulated large heaps (1.819, 1.652, 1.617), the fixed test passing in the same heaps (paired re-run: maximum over all 67 helpers 0.944-1.051, no helper needing a second round), and a quadratic k4_shell_words mutant still rejected with the collector off (1.630, 1.635); - the gc-callback attribution: all 7 collector-on failures had one generation-2 collection in the 100k window in every round (72.1-110.4 ms); the 14 collector-off twins passed in round 1 (0.665-0.848); - linearity with the collector off to 400k (raw pair exponents 0.984-1.054), the rejected alternatives and the evidence classes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Register the K4 timing change in manifests/evidence.json (hot-file commit, last) Re-hash tests/test_secret_path_guard.py and docs/secret-storage.md and add evidence/artifacts/k4-timing-gc-20261003/summary.json with host_receipts.register_file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * K4 timing evidence: review round 1 repairs to the record From the independent review of #665 at cc19f03 (no defect in the code change; four should-fix inaccuracies in the record): - ci_signature now gives per-round ranges (50k/25k 1.91-2.01, 100k/50k 5.93-8.54, 100k excess over twice the same round's 50k time 69.63-80.76 ms, up to 82.49 ms over twice the 50k minimum) apart from the per-size minima the test decides on (1.97-1.98, 5.93-8.06, 69.63-76.29 ms); the minima fields are named as minima. - overturn_conditions added: a CI full-suite run where the fixed test still fails on growth, an allocation-heavy guard change whose collection cost grows with the input, or upstream timeit changing its gc practice. - python.ci cites "Using CPython 3.12.3 interpreter at: /usr/bin/python3" from both failing job logs (lines 1503 and 1509). - gc_callback_attribution states its scope (14 replays, 7 heaps; the 7 listed twins span 0.708-0.841, all 14 collector-off decisions 0.665-0.848); evidence_classes now cover the attribution, linearity and collector-on direct-call sections. gcmodule.c L1441 (the generation-count threshold) is cited beside L1479. - docs/secret-storage.md: no collection of any generation runs inside a timed window. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Re-register the K4 timing record repairs in manifests/evidence.json (hot-file commit, last) Re-hash docs/secret-storage.md and evidence/artifacts/k4-timing-gc-20261003/summary.json with host_receipts.register_file; tests/test_secret_path_guard.py is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Scout <scout@local> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Retire #515's ranked catalog-index proposal with a dated decision record. Preserve its counts, status-item account, coverage, five ordering inversions, rejected alternatives, source and review history, defects and reopening triggers; base the retirement on the user's program decision 5 and keep U11's proposed status explicit.
9b0b8d6d25f9e3fb8f71770500e774170423315e; the record's policy citations stay pinned there. The review round merged origin/main4ced2923063db6a6dcafa9f25af5ee05a4153c75without force (docs/lanes.md:129-135), so the merge base is now4ced2923. Final head:5bb34519eb2e1c967500f6964fa0ccaf397f52dd.lane:foundation.docs/decisions/2026-10-03-retire-pr-515-catalog-index.md.3d4a9510136c8f38b636b70b04e0ac53060b2fa9with no objection on the build-time read. This is a custody-session disposition, not a user decision.4ced2923it is 91/87); the common inversion entry is tier B in the JSON although the old prose calls it C; Retire historical WSL retrieval replay and isolate its archive scan #622 retired the historical WSL retrieval fixture's replay/install entry points and scanned its unchanged lock in a separate archive partition; it did not retire osv-scanner.SOTA sources
ba75bb1b20d42af5746b246ad348c202419ae681: template/adr-template.md:3 and docs/decisions/0008-add-status-field.md, verified with the native GitHub API on 2026-10-03.pull/ID/head; keep One ranked catalog index over all catalogs and the evidence manifest (generated, validated, explorer tab) #515's branch.3d4a9510136c8f38b636b70b04e0ac53060b2fa9and states U11 is proposed, revision 5.Evidence-class table
source_review7f6a1781a5d8803a04baddb36f936c237e5ce8balocal_integration(read-only recomputation)git show 3d4a9510136c8f38b636b70b04e0ac53060b2fa9:catalogs/landscape/catalog-index.json; independent key-order and tie regroupingnative_proven(historical CI only)Path(temporary.name).resolve()repairsource_reviewlocal_integration5bb34519:validate.pyexit 0, 69 components, 9,420 hashed files, four profiles, 187 receipts, status passed;validate_convergence.py --all-recordedexit 0, 26 records, all validlocal_integration5bb34519: exit 1, 9,943 tests, 10 failures, 1 error, 877 skipped. The same 11 tests fail when their four modules run alone at5bb34519and at origin/main4ced2923, which lacks only this record, so the record causes none of them. The suite is not OK on this host. Superseded builder-sandbox run: exit 1, 9,919 tests, 484 failures, 194 errors, 863 skipslocal_integrationgitleaks dircommand at final head5bb34519on a tree without__pycache__: exit 0, no leaks foundLocal commands run
Review round, at final head
5bb34519eb2e1c967500f6964fa0ccaf397f52ddunless marked. Every command ran withTMPDIR=<tmp-tests>; exit codes were read directly, never through a pipe.Superseded builder-checkout results, kept as history and not as acceptance:
The gitleaks scan ran before any test. The test runs later left four ignored, untracked
__pycache__directories even underPYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1; they were removed by literal path, and the worktree is clean. The original macOS receipt remains historical evidence. Local checks establish no new host, provider, GPU or model acceptance. The required checks remain a merge gate.Decision record
docs/decisions/2026-10-03-retire-pr-515-catalog-index.mdrecords evidence, alternatives and four reopening triggers: a qualifying measured comparison; the user restoring the provisional install of the recorded selection as the default (program decision 5's overturn); an explicit user decision restoring selection-of-record precedence, which is separate from decision 5's overturn; or a renewed user request for a ranked single index.Host evidence
No host evidence files change. The record retains the original CI failure with its producing run and artifact identity.
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An independent Opus review of
e7ea3671checked the record against its cited originals. It returned "repair" with nine findings: one should-fix and eight minor. One repair round followed: record commit3b76b6af, then a merge of origin/main4ced2923as5bb34519. Each changed claim was re-read at its pinned source.9b0b8d6d). The selection-of-record precedence condition is now trigger 3, a separate user decision not attributed to decision 5. The renewed-request trigger is now 4.dcae68bd's title agrees.scripts/freshness_propose.py:681-687at3d4a9510, whereregister_receiptruns beforeregenerate_catalog_index. That call site shows the order better than the claim text at :471-473.security-scan.yml:3-9, where osv-scanner checks every listed lockfile including the retired WSL config's group, and:62-81, the scan step with its WSL archive config and per-group invocations, both atdcae68bd.3d4a9510, placements/4 opens at line 23376 and placements/9 spans 23691-23756.5bb34519and at origin/main4ced2923, whose tree differs only by this record, so the record causes none of them (above). The control ran the failing modules at the current merge base instead of the whole command at9b0b8d6d: after the merge,4ced2923is the tree that differs only by the record, and the question is only whether the record adds a failure. The messages: E_EXPORT_DIR reason=canary (8 failures);/tmpmust lie outside every repository, and this host has a/tmp/.gitentry (1); credential_file_permissions:worktree (1 error); the installed client's notification typeauth_storage_failurehas no decision (1). The contract's "OK" gate stays open, and its checklist item stays unchecked.__pycache__: exit 0, no leaks found.5bb34519at 2026-10-03T14:03:21Z (exit 8): seven passed (dependency-review, osv-scanner, secret-scan, sota-sources, token-report, validate, verdict-review-gate) and validate-macos was pending. A body edit re-runs the edited-event workflow, so this edit starts another run; the first run's validate and secret-scan were cancelled by the interim edit's run, not failed; (2) origin/main4ced2923merged without force under docs/lanes.md:129-135, and a fresh merge is owed if main moves before merge; (3) both web sources were re-read on 2026-10-03. Nygard: "If a decision is reversed, we will keep the old one around, but mark it as superseded." The Thoughtworks Radar FAQ, fetched 2026-10-03T12:58:47Z: "a blip in the Adopt ring represents something where there's no doubt that it's proven and mature for use"; (4) this section records the review on the PR.Checklist
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