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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughKeepalive state parsing now requires a marked summary comment authored by an approved bot account. The change is applied to both the primary script and consumer-repository template, with tests and documentation updated accordingly. ChangesKeepalive trust boundary
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change restricts keepalive state to dedicated bot-authored comments, but the current documentation gives conflicting three-failure recovery instructions and describes a manual reset path that cannot produce accepted state. This could lead to skipped recovery actions, so the recovery contract should be made consistent before merging. Suggested labels: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In @.github/scripts/__tests__/keepalive-challenge-due.test.js:
- Around line 39-67: Add an independent fixture to the parseLatestKeepaliveState
test using the allowlisted login stranske-keepalive[bot] with type User, and
assert that the parser returns null or otherwise ignores that marker. Keep the
existing untrusted-login and generic-workflow fixtures unchanged.
In `@docs/keepalive/Agents.md`:
- Line 58: The three-failure recovery behavior is inconsistent between this
document and GoalsAndPlumbing.md. Align the wording in the keepalive recovery
contract so both documents specify the same post-three-failure action, including
whether one forced recovery lease is dispatched before the hourly sweep or the
strategy pauses directly; update only the affected recovery description and
preserve the surrounding retry and challenge behavior.
In `@docs/keepalive/GoalsAndPlumbing.md`:
- Line 88: Update the keepalive recovery documentation to remove the unsupported
operator instruction to manually edit the summary comment to reset failure
state. Replace it with a supported reset action performed by an accepted
dedicated bot identity, if such an action exists; otherwise remove the
manual-edit recovery path and direct operators to the supported recheck or sweep
flow.
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| 2. **Labels are handoff signals**: Auto-pilot applies the selected registry-backed `agent:<name>` label (for example, `agent:codex` or `agent:claude`) and keepalive activates. Every non-transient run/fix failure records automation-owned recovery state and explicitly dispatches a bounded retry through the active workflow (`agents-keepalive-loop.yml` in the root lane or `agents-81-gate-followups.yml` in consolidated consumers). A failed direct dispatch defers that durable lease for the hourly sweep instead of adding a sticky `agent:retry` label; after 3 failures, the current strategy pauses for the same hourly recovery sweep. It does not infer that a human is required. Each hourly sweep wakeup bypasses state debounce so current state is re-evaluated, while ordinary wakeups retain completed-runner debounce. A possible authority boundary enters an independent scheduled challenge whose durable fingerprint is derived only from the routed agent's registry-backed required credentials, shared registry authority credentials, finite permission targets, and HTTP 401/403; arbitrary runner text is never copied or persisted. Only the sweep passes a valid HMAC-signed claim using `KEEPALIVE_AUTHORITY_SIGNING_KEY` and binding that fingerprint to the repository, PR, random nonce, and exact sweep run/attempt; that signed due claim alone may bypass runner debounce and force-dispatch. A generic retry or another workflow sharing `github-actions[bot]` cannot confirm the challenge. Missing signing material fails closed to an ordinary non-forced recheck. A matching second failure may record the projected human action and apply `needs-human`. A different auth failure stays automation-owned and is challenged again on the next sweep. | ||
| 2. **Labels are handoff signals**: Auto-pilot applies the selected registry-backed `agent:<name>` label (for example, `agent:codex` or `agent:claude`) and keepalive activates. Every non-transient run/fix failure records automation-owned recovery state and explicitly dispatches a bounded retry through the active workflow (`agents-keepalive-loop.yml` in the root lane or `agents-81-gate-followups.yml` in consolidated consumers). A failed direct dispatch defers that durable lease for the hourly sweep instead of adding a sticky `agent:retry` label; after 3 failures, the current strategy pauses for the same hourly recovery sweep. It does not infer that a human is required. Each hourly sweep wakeup bypasses state debounce so current state is re-evaluated, while ordinary wakeups retain completed-runner debounce. A possible authority boundary enters an independent scheduled challenge whose durable fingerprint is derived only from the routed agent's registry-backed required credentials, shared registry authority credentials, finite permission targets, and HTTP 401/403; arbitrary runner text is never copied or persisted. The sweep reads this durable state only from a marked summary comment owned by the dedicated `stranske-keepalive[bot]` or `agents-workflows-bot[bot]` app; user comments and generic workflow-bot comments cannot nominate or replace a challenge. Only the sweep passes a valid HMAC-signed claim using `KEEPALIVE_AUTHORITY_SIGNING_KEY` and binding that fingerprint to the repository, PR, random nonce, and exact sweep run/attempt; that signed due claim alone may bypass runner debounce and force-dispatch. A generic retry or another workflow sharing `github-actions[bot]` cannot confirm the challenge. Missing signing material fails closed to an ordinary non-forced recheck. A matching second failure may record the projected human action and apply `needs-human`. A different auth failure stays automation-owned and is challenged again on the next sweep. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Align the three-failure recovery contract.
This text says that the strategy pauses for the hourly recovery sweep after three failures. docs/keepalive/GoalsAndPlumbing.md line 87 says that keepalive first dispatches one forced recovery lease.
Select one behavior and state it consistently in both documents. The current conflict can cause an operator or future workflow change to omit the forced recovery dispatch.
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In `@docs/keepalive/Agents.md` at line 58, The three-failure recovery behavior is
inconsistent between this document and GoalsAndPlumbing.md. Align the wording in
the keepalive recovery contract so both documents specify the same
post-three-failure action, including whether one forced recovery lease is
dispatched before the hourly sweep or the strategy pauses directly; update only
the affected recovery description and preserve the surrounding retry and
challenge behavior.
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