Participant: codex (AI agent)
Understanding
Ticket-040 implemented the correct read-only semantics, but only tests import
the service. The main workspace currently demonstrates the gap: it can remain
dirty and behind while project.sh reports only governance. The smallest safe
integration is a separate explicit Make command, not a change to the managed
governance wrapper and not a second Git/policy implementation.
Execution plan
- Obtain approval for the exact three-file integration boundary.
- Add a Make target with explicit expected-branch and local-baseline inputs.
- Add a thin Node wrapper over the built
inspectWorkspace() service.
- Test help, validation, canonical output, exit mapping and zero Git mutation.
- Run focused, full, governance and Docker validation.
Actual changes
- The Founder approved the exact three-file boundary at
main@1d926eb1bc540ff25377c47bc7c22590f8579288; governance transitioned to
EDIT before any implementation path was changed.
- Added a Make target with literal shell-safe argument transport and isolated
build logging so stdout contains only the canonical report.
- Added a dependency-free Node wrapper over
inspectWorkspace() with help,
strict option parsing and stable exit codes: 0 for PASS, 2 for BLOCKED
and 1 for invalid input/runtime failure.
- Added fixture tests proving canonical output and equality of HEAD, index,
worktree, refs, stash and remotes for successful and blocked runs.
- Focused tests, full offline verification, governance, Docker smoke,
whitespace checks and complexity checks passed; wrapper maximum is
CC=9.
- Reproduced the first hosted failure: nested
make verify exported GNU Make
directory banners into the child Make stdout. Isolated the test subprocess
with --no-print-directory and passed the exact make verify boundary.
Blockers
- None. Koru and Validator reviewed exact head
87ce55c with
openrouter/z-ai/glm-5.2; protected PR #56 merged it as main@4a7445a.