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1. publish-wiki runs on master 📘 Rule violation § Compliance
The new publish-wiki workflow can run on pushes to master, enabling a direct integration/publish action from the protected branch. Compliance requires integrations/deploy-like workflows to trigger only from master-staging (or equivalent).
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## Issue description
`.github/workflows/publish-wiki.yml` triggers on pushes to `master`, allowing a direct integration/publish action from `master`.
## Issue Context
Compliance requires integrations/deploy-like workflows to run from `master-staging` (or equivalent) only.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .github/workflows/publish-wiki.yml[3-6]
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2. Token-like blob in docs 📘 Rule violation ⛨ Security
A long opaque token/base64-like blob has been committed in docs/evaluations/manus/session_metadata/pr10_details.json, matching common red-flag patterns for hard-coded secrets. More broadly, the PR adds tracked docs/evaluations/manus/session_metadata/* files that appear to be exported session artifacts rather than clearly fake/anonymized samples, increasing the risk of leaking session identifiers, metadata, or other sensitive operational data.
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## Issue description
A tracked JSON file contains a long opaque token/base64-like string that matches secret/token patterns, and the PR also commits session-store/session-artifact files under `docs/evaluations/manus/session_metadata/`, which may contain sensitive session identifiers and operational metadata.
## Issue Context
Compliance forbids hard-coded secrets (including token-like blobs) in version-controlled files, even if unused or originating from a bot comment. Compliance also disallows committing session stores or similar artifacts unless they are clearly fake/anonymized samples; `session_metadata` contents appear to be exported/serialized session data and should be removed, redacted, or replaced with safe samples, and the repo should be configured (e.g., via `.gitignore`) to prevent reintroduction.
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- docs/evaluations/manus/session_metadata/pr10_details.json[55-55]
- docs/evaluations/manus/session_metadata/pr10_details.json[1-20]
- docs/evaluations/manus/session_metadata/connector_config.json[1-30]
- .gitignore[120-140]
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3. sessionssot writes insecure perms 📘 Rule violation ⛨ Security
SessionSSOT creates session directories/files without explicitly setting restrictive permissions (0o700 for dirs, 0o600 for files), relying on defaults/umask. This can expose session data on shared systems or misconfigured environments.
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## Issue description
Session SSOT paths are created/written without explicit restrictive permissions.
## Issue Context
Compliance requires explicit permissions for credential/session storage paths (dirs 0o700, files 0o600) and forbids relying on umask.
## Fix Focus Areas
- archwiz/session_ssot.py[20-22]
- archwiz/session_ssot.py[49-50]
- archwiz/session_ssot.py[66-67]
- archwiz/session_ssot.py[84-85]
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4. Unused path import 📘 Rule violation ✧ Quality
archwiz/session_ssot.py imports Path but does not use it, which will fail Ruff under F401 (unused import). This violates the requirement that changed Python code must pass Ruff with no errors.
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## Issue description
The new Python module contains an unused import that Ruff will flag.
## Issue Context
Compliance requires `ruff check` to pass on changed Python files.
## Fix Focus Areas
- archwiz/session_ssot.py[1-10]
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5. lean-monorepo.sh fails sc2164 📘 Rule violation ✧ Quality
bin/lean-monorepo.sh uses cd "$HOME" without checking success, which ShellCheck flags (SC2164). This violates the requirement that modified shell scripts pass ShellCheck without errors/warnings.
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## Issue description
ShellCheck warns when `cd` is not checked for failure.
## Issue Context
Compliance requires ShellCheck to pass with no unignored warnings.
## Fix Focus Areas
- bin/lean-monorepo.sh[4-6]
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11. Quota counter loses concurrency 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
The gate performs an unlocked read-modify-write on a restored daily cache and saves each run under a different immutable key. Concurrent Gemini jobs can restore the same old count, all admit a request, and publish competing count + 1 snapshots, so the gate undercounts usage and can exceed its safety limit.
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## Issue description
Concurrent jobs race while updating an immutable-cache-based daily quota counter, allowing excess requests.
## Issue Context
Use one repository-wide concurrency group around all quota-consuming jobs, or move the counter to storage supporting atomic increments. Do not treat per-run cache snapshots as a synchronized counter.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .github/actions/gemini-quota-gate/action.yml[49-63]
- .github/actions/gemini-quota-gate/action.yml[74-132]
- .github/workflows/gemini-dispatch.yml[30-50]
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12. Hash length change breaks wire deserialization for existing data 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The PR changes content hashes in cli-synthegration/synthegration_index.py from a 16-char (8-byte) truncated SHA-256 digest to the full 64-char (32-byte) digest, and updates from_wire/to_wire to read/write 32 bytes instead of 8. Any previously-serialized wire-format pointers, persisted codex_index.json blob hashes, or blob filenames created with the old 16-char hash scheme will now mismatch the new from_wire parsing (data[20:52] instead of data[20:28]), and the sibling archwiz/codex.py module added in this same PR still truncates hashes to 16 chars, creating an inconsistent hash-length contract across the two content-addressed pointer implementations.
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## Issue description
The cli-synthegration/synthegration_index.py Pointer.to_wire/from_wire methods and hash computations were changed from a 16-char (8-byte) truncated SHA-256 digest to the full 64-char (32-byte) digest, but the newly added archwiz/codex.py module (added in the same PR) still uses the 16-char truncated form for its own Pointer/CodexIndex implementation.
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Both modules implement a similar content-addressed pointer/codex abstraction (Pointer with content_hash, CodexIndex with blob storage keyed by hash). If any code path bridges the two (shared blob directories, session export format, or future dispatch_pipeline integration), the differing hash lengths will cause `bytes.fromhex()` to produce wrongly-sized byte strings in `to_wire`, and `from_wire` parsing will misread the trailing hash bytes.
## Fix Focus Areas
- cli-synthegration/synthegration_index.py[35-47]
- archwiz/codex.py[95-105]
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13. Getlogin() fallback lacks its own exception handling 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
archwiz/archwiz.py's banner() now catches os.getlogin() failures with except Exception and falls back to getpass.getuser(), but getpass.getuser() itself can raise in environments lacking username env vars (common in termux/CI/minimal containers), which would propagate unhandled and crash the dashboard on every startup.
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banner() in archwiz/archwiz.py falls back to getpass.getuser() when os.getlogin() fails, but does not guard against getpass.getuser() also raising, which would crash the dashboard.
## Issue Context
This code runs on every dashboard launch; termux/CI/minimal-container environments frequently lack both utmp entries and LOGNAME/USER env vars.
## Fix Focus Areas
- archwiz/archwiz.py[36-42]
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PR Summary by QodoAdd ICM Architect submodule, agentic CI gates, hub_mcp policy layer, and monorepo docs
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sha: 06e9380 @jules opsSweep (heyVern lane) — high-perf unattended advance. PR #232 · Instructions
Monikers: docs/ops/AGENT-MONIKERS.md · Read AGENTS.md. |
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OPERATOR note — merge blocked (dirty)
Required: local rebase/resolve on Checks on current head: CodeRabbit success (skipped/manual), Vercel success, Gitar success. Large delta (+22k / −550, 192 files, 176 commits) — prefer conflict resolution + narrow verification of Signed-off-by: Grok (OPERATOR) |
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sha: d02abeb @jules opsSweep (heyVern lane) — high-perf unattended advance. PR #232 · Instructions
Monikers: docs/ops/AGENT-MONIKERS.md · Read AGENTS.md. |
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sha: f63bb1a @jules opsSweep (heyVern lane) — high-perf unattended advance. PR #232 · Instructions
Monikers: docs/ops/AGENT-MONIKERS.md · Read AGENTS.md. |
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Documents the archived PR #232 integration inputs without replaying unrelated code or workflows.
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sha: 52dcc83 @jules opsSweep (heyVern lane) — high-perf unattended advance. PR #232 · Instructions
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Implements: ICM-07 Defers provider execution, Actions, renderer, and publication changes.
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Repairs the repo gate Gitlink scan, validates Dependabot configuration, and reclassifies the operator gates note. Signed-off-by: Manus AI <manus-ai@users.noreply.github.com> Agent-Identity: Manus AI Task-Ref: PR #232
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| File‑system security | No new scripts, configs or binaries were introduced. All changed files are docs/*.md or .yml/.gitmodules. No 0o600/0o700 violations detected. |
✔︎ No action required. |
| Class 3/4 artifacts | No new artifact‑type files (e.g., *.zip, *.tar.gz, *.key, *.p12) were added. All new content is Markdown or Git‑module references. |
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| AGENTS.md | A second docs/icm/AGENTS.md was added that duplicates the system‑map content already present in docs/icm/CLAUDE.md. This creates redundancy and a maintenance surface that isn’t referenced elsewhere (the root AGENTS.md now points to docs/icm/CLAUDE.md). |
Delete docs/icm/AGENTS.md (or rename it to a non‑public placeholder) and keep the single, canonical map at docs/icm/CLAUDE.md. |
| Residual risks | • The new docs/ICM-ARCHITECT-INTEGRATION.md is a policy‑level doc; ensure it’s covered by the existing CI gate (python3 scripts/ci/repo_gate.py). • The extra submodule URLs are shallow ( shallow=true) – verify they satisfy any corporate Git policy. |
Run the repository gate on the updated docs/ICM-ARCHITECT-INTEGRATION.md and confirm submodule checkout behavior matches the project’s Git‑link policy. |
| Overall | Apart from the duplicate AGENTS map, the changes follow the existing ICM Architect integration pattern and pass security checks. | Proceed to merge after removing docs/icm/AGENTS.md. |
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git rm docs/icm/AGENTS.md && git commit -m "chore: remove duplicate AGENTS map"- Re‑run the CI gate (
python3 scripts/ci/repo_gate.pyandpython3 scripts/ci/termux_smoke.py).
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