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| - **Webhook ingress** — gate 2's done-when mentions "Webhook (`EventFrameV1` via relayfile's webhook server)" but that is the FULL gate 2 scope, not this package. This WP focuses on the KERNEL event machinery. Webhook routing is a separate package. | ||
| - **Persona import** — gate 2 also specifies "persona import" as first-class; that is likewise a different WP (SDK surface + kernel integration). | ||
| - **Trigger liveness checking** — RelayCron's `stale_after` reconciliation is mentioned in gate 2's done-when but is NOT required for basic event wake. Defer to a later WP. | ||
| - **Multi-event orchestration** — one event type, one subscription, one wake. Complex event patterns (all-of, any-of, time windows) are future. | ||
| - **Stream-based coordination** — RFC decision #7 says "channels are kernel streams" but gate 2 does not require durable channels to be implemented. Agent-to-agent messaging stays out of scope. | ||
| - **hn-monitor migration** — gate 2's done-when says "hn-monitor runs as a relayflow in production" but that is the GATE ACCEPTANCE, not this WP. This WP builds the primitives; a follow-up WP migrates hn-monitor onto them. | ||
| - **Gates 1, 3-9** — this run is pinned to gate 2; work on any other gate is a collision with sibling runs. | ||
| - **Production deployment** — this is a flow file that proves the pattern, not deployed infrastructure | ||
| - **Real HN API integration** — simulated events are fine; no network calls to HN required | ||
| - **Webhook server** — event submission is via kernel's `submit_event` API, not HTTP webhook ingress (that's a future WP) |
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This clause removes production deployment from the definition of done in the same commit whose implementation is judged by ops/NEXT.md, even though RFC-0001 says gate 2 closes only when the real deployed hn-monitor or linear workload runs. That lets the newly added test fixture satisfy a gate it cannot actually meet; keep the real-workload criterion outside the change being assessed rather than weakening it here.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L29-L31
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With Engine::new and no dispatcher, Parked means the agent task was not executed; the remaining assertions inspect only the already-tested ingress journal path. A repo-wide search for agent-worker finds only fixture/config references, so flows check and this test can pass while no worker analyzes the story, enforces the JSON verification, or posts a summary. Inject or provision a worker, assert it receives the wake context, complete the step, and verify the run's output/effect.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L19-L21
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| **Next step after this WP:** Either fix any review-identified issues in the resulting PR, OR (if this PR merges clean) WP-GATE2-2: webhook ingress integration (relayfile webhook server → kernel event submission). | ||
| - Event primitives: wake.rs, event.rs, dedupe, pattern matching (PR #14, merged) | ||
| - Test proving primitives: event_wake.rs passes (verified 2026-08-28 23:40 UTC per STATE.md) |
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This new statement claims that event_wake.rs was verified but supplies no captured output; the referenced STATE.md gives only a condensed ... ok (1 passed) summary rather than the literal command output required for a reproducible verification claim. Include the command and its complete captured output here or remove the verification assertion.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L49-L53
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…r anything Updating ground truth BEFORE launching the next run, because a stale STATE.md has cost two runs today: one escalated on a contradiction it could not resolve, another was told two completed items were still missing. PR #15 added the hn-monitor flow, its canonical spec, and an integration test. Verified by hand: flows check -> CHECK PASSED, and the workspace suite passes including hn_monitor_integration. Recorded honestly: the event is supplied by a test, not by Hacker News, so this is the shape of gate 2's bar rather than the bar cleared. Gate 2 stays AMBER until the flow is woken by a real external event. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Run a2089144 lost the Lead's ops/NEXT.md across all three retries and finished with a zero-file patch, despite the agent reporting the write. Not universal — b4e2c3fb delivered five files an hour earlier and became PR #15 — so it is per-sandbox, and retrying inside the same sandbox reproduces it rather than recovering. The general lesson is the one that matters: on this platform a step can succeed, report honestly, and lose its output, with nothing in the step result showing it. assess-gate catches it only because it re-reads from disk. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Corrected rate: of the last six drive runs, two reached commit (PR #15, #16) and four died at assess-gate. The last two were the same package launched twice, both exhausting all three retries, the second in under ten minutes. Retry is no longer a mitigation, just budget spent on a worsening coin flip, so I stopped launching rather than keep paying for it. Why the rate worsened — load, something specific to this package, or a base rate the early sample understated — is NOT established, and I am not guessing between three causes at 03:35. The structural fix (one combined assess+build step, no handoff) is Khaliq's call: it would likely work, and it gives up a separation that tonight caught a builder refusing invented scope and a Lead escalating a spec contradiction. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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