Participant: codex (AI agent)
Understanding
Ticket-045 deliberately stopped at the contract boundary. The pipeline already
persists a manifest on its success/degraded path and through one shared failure
handler, so the smallest runtime slice is one codec/writer plus two call sites
in that persistence boundary. GitHub events occur after or outside the pipeline
and therefore belong to a later workflow-level producer, not an append to this
immutable run log.
Execution plan
- Obtain explicit approval for the runtime scope and local identity fallback.
- Implement one closed parser/validator/renderer with deterministic hashes.
- Add same-directory temporary write, validation and atomic rename.
- Register and write
logs.dsl.txt after succeeded/degraded and failed
manifests without changing the public pipeline result type.
- Prove canonical-fixture compatibility, negative validation, determinism and
all three pipeline outcomes.
- Run focused, full host, governance and Docker checks, then publish one
exact-head reviewable PR.
Actual changes
- Human approval received; ticket transitioned from
PLAN / WAIT_FOR_APPROVAL to IN_PROGRESS / EDIT.
- Architecture and implementation budget are accepted; source and
test work is starting inside that boundary.
- Code inspection found that approved post-run actions mutate only
manifest.files; hashing the complete file would make a correct immutable
log stale. The implementation therefore hashes an allowlisted stable
projection while retaining all semantic run and audit fields.
- Split persistence acquisition from the codec after the first implementation
reached 580 lines; both modules now remain cohesive and below the repository
GOD-file threshold within the global five-file budget.
- Kept merge evaluation out of the pipeline stream: this producer observes
analysis and diagnostics but has no authority to claim
ALLOWED.
- Implemented the closed codec, SHA-256 evidence/event chain, strict parser,
safe evidence references and same-directory atomic publication.
- Integrated immutable logs for succeeded, degraded and failed pipeline runs;
receipt registration is covered by a regression proving the stable manifest
projection remains valid.
- Focused tests (15/15), full verification (396 passed, 1 JDK-local skip),
deterministic governance, Docker smoke and diff checks all pass.
- Triaged the advisory Koru report: compiler-proven
Buffer/Uint8Array and
never findings were false positives, while its persisted-state consistency
and new-test cleanup observations were accepted and corrected.
- Replaced a secret-shaped literal in a negative query-reference fixture after
Validator App correctly enforced the repository’s patch secret heuristic;
the test still proves that all query-bearing evidence references fail closed.
- The first hosted Koru report rejected two inherited deterministic metrics in
the touched
runPipeline function (CC=65, 372 lines). Refactored only the
approved run.ts path into bounded internal stages without suppression or a
public API change; local Lizard now reports a maximum CC=5 and 20 lines.
- Re-ran the 15 focused tests, full verification, governance, Docker smoke and
whitespace validation after the refactor; all deterministic gates pass.
Blockers
- None. Koru passed, Validator App approved exact head
1180e45, all
protected checks passed, PR #62 merged as main@c1decdb, and the
implementation branch was deleted.