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• ops/NEXT.md
• sdk/package.json
• sdk/src/hn-monitor-runner.ts
• sdk/src/index.ts
• sdk/src/worker.ts
• sdk/tests/hn-monitor-runner.test.ts

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maintainability lens — FAIL

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MAINTAINABILITY REVIEW — PR #101 (hn-monitor-runner)

Blockers

B1. AgentWorker.close() silently changed from void to Promise<void> without updating existing callers (sdk/src/worker.ts:50). Every prior use in sdk/tests/live-kernel.test.ts:238,288,301,332 is a bare worker.close() — now a floating promise. Reading those tests six months from now, a maintainer will assume close is synchronous ("worker unregistered before the next assertion") and be wrong: the newly-introduced await Promise.allSettled(this.active) runs on a detached microtask chain. No lint or test flags the drift. Either revert to sync + drain in a separate drain() method, or fix all callers in this PR and mark the signature change in the PR body.

B2. posttest deletes dist/*.d.ts and dist/*.map (sdk/package.json:28). Unexplained scope creep on a runner PR; no comment states the intent. npm test now leaves a stripped dist/ that any local consumer importing built types will silently break on until the next npm run build. A maintainer six months out will not connect a "why are my SDK types missing?" bug to a hook in posttest. Either scope this to a separate PR with a rationale, or add a package.json comment / README line naming the invariant it protects.

Concerns

C1. Fetch failures are silently no-oped when no onPollError is provided (sdk/src/hn-monitor-runner.ts:88-90). AGENTS.md rule 4 (fail closed) is the local default; the runner's callback-optional design lets a stranger wire it up and never notice HN outages. Make onPollError required, or default to console.warn with a comment naming the choice.

C2. journalError !== undefined as fetch-vs-journal discriminator (sdk/src/hn-monitor-runner.ts:79,86). The split-error contract is finding #1 of the brief — load-bearing behavior with zero explanatory comment. A boolean flag (journalThrew) plus one comment ("journal errors must terminate; fetch errors are recoverable") makes the invariant readable and eliminates the sentinel-value collision if undefined ever gets thrown.

C3. Worker-close comment asserts kernel behavior no test in this PR pins (sdk/src/worker.ts:55). "Closing the client connection releases server registration" is a cross-module contract; if the kernel side changes, the comment quietly lies. Link a kernel test file in the comment, or drop the claim to just "this does not release server registration."

C4. Default AgentWorker construction path is untested (sdk/tests/hn-monitor-runner.test.ts:20-38). Every test injects a workerFactory fake. Deleting new AgentWorker(...) from hn-monitor-runner.ts:44-45 would leave every test green. Add one test that exercises the default factory with a fake JournalClient, or the runner-worker wiring is regressible without signal.

C5. Test-only client.calls.push('event.submit') inside mocked eventSubmit (sdk/tests/hn-monitor-runner.test.ts:59). The calls array pretends to be an audit log but only records what individual tests explicitly push. A stranger reading the expected ordering in test 2 will believe client.calls reflects real client method entry — it does not.

Notes

• No test covers the invalid-POLL_INTERVAL_MS throw path (hn-monitor-runner.ts:96).
• HnMonitorRunner exposes no attached/running state or events — future observability work has to modify the class.
• The RunnerClient structural type (hn-monitor-runner.ts:9-13) loosens the boundary; a JournalClient API break wouldn't be caught here.

REVIEW_FAILED

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history lens — FAIL

Blockers

1. The commit message makes a false evidence/file claim. Commit 0d69593c says, “Verification and adversarial review ran in-run; see ops/reviews/ in the diff.” The diff contains only six files and no ops/reviews/ entry. This directly violates the history lens’s truthfulness rule, especially since ops/NEXT.md requires literal test, mutation, and final-status evidence. Whether review ran elsewhere is unverifiable; the claim that its transcript is “in the diff” is objectively false.

2. The runner adds a direct-spec execution surface contrary to settled decision drive: cloud run 35c4df23 #14. HnMonitorRunnerOptions accepts an arbitrary spec (sdk/src/hn-monitor-runner.ts), and every poll passes that full spec into eventSubmit (sdk/src/hn-monitor-runner.ts). RFC-0001 decision drive: cloud run 35c4df23 #14 explicitly requires immutable content-addressed bundles and says runs reference digests. This is a newly exported runner API encoding the ruled-out pattern, not merely untouched legacy scaffolding. Bundle resolution is not named as a follow-up in either the commit message or PR body, so the stated scaffolding exception does not apply.

Concerns

• The integration-test, CLI, and gate-state deferrals are appropriately specific in ops/NEXT.md, and are not blockers themselves. However, ops/NEXT.md:79 explicitly requires those deferrals in the PR body; PR drive: cloud run 3c2794e3 #101’s body contains none of them.

Notes

• The five PR drive: cloud run 87bb2f91 #83 findings recorded in the work package appear addressed: fail-closed journal propagation, opt-in abort handling, field ordering, shutdown drainage/documentation, and both error-branch tests. I found no blocker from those prior findings.

REVIEW_FAILED

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structure lens — PASS

→ Read docs/RFC-0001-everything-is-a-relayflow.md
→ Read AGENTS.md
→ Read sdk/src/worker.ts
→ Read sdk/src/hn-poller.ts
→ Read sdk/src/journal-client.ts

Structure Lens Review — PR #101

Boundary & kernel purity. Clean. The runner lives in sdk/src/hn-monitor-runner.ts and composes JournalClient, AgentWorker, and pollHackerNewsOnce; nothing touches kernel/. hn-poller.ts (lines 2–15) already documents why HN I/O belongs outside the kernel, and this PR honors that. No new primitive is introduced — the poller, worker, and journal verbs are all reused, matching RFC-0001 decision 13 ("closed kernel vocabulary, helpers over primitives").

Fail-closed. Correct. pollOnce (hn-monitor-runner.ts:71–91) splits fetch/decode errors from journal errors via the journalError sentinel, rethrowing only the journal error so run() terminates, while a fetch throw downgrades to onPollError. This matches finding #1 and AGENTS.md rule 4. Note the distinction relies on fetch happening strictly before eventSubmit in pollHackerNewsOnce — true today, but fragile if the poller ever interleaves submission with fetches.

File size / single purpose. hn-monitor-runner.ts is 115 lines of glue; test file 106 lines covering all five required scenarios. Good. The DI seams (clientFactory/workerFactory) are test-only and justified.

Concern — unsound cast at the DI boundary. hn-monitor-runner.ts:55 does new AgentWorker(this.client as JournalClient, …). RunnerClient (lines 9–14) lacks workerAttach/stepComplete, which AgentWorker.attach() calls. A consumer providing clientFactory without workerFactory hits a runtime undefined on workerAttach. The tests always inject both, so this latent break is unexercised. The seam is structurally leaky — a partial-DI path is unsound.

Concern — out-of-scope posttest. sdk/package.json deletes dist/*.d.ts and *.map after tests. This appears in none of the five findings or the DOD, and stripping type declarations (and sourcemaps) from a published SDK's build output is surprising and potentially harmful. Flag for scope/justification.

Note. worker.ts field-order and close() changes are faithful to findings #2/#3: fields (active, onDispatch) now precede the constructor, and close() drains in-flight work while the one-line comment explicitly names what shutdown does not do (worker-release).

No hard structural blocker.

REVIEW_PASSED

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🎯 review-swarm: FAILED (M:fail H:fail S:pass)

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Auto-closed: drive loops stopped. Focus consolidating on #96 (hand-written Track A v2 with latest fixes).