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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds ChangesHacker News poller
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HnPoller->>HackerNews: Fetch top-story IDs
HackerNews-->>HnPoller: Return JSON payload
HnPoller->>Engine: Submit hn.story_posted events
Engine->>EventJournal: Journal accepted events
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Closing: this run resurrected kernel/relayflowd/src/engine/hn_poller.rs, which PR #16 deliberately removed after review rejected an in-kernel HTTP adapter. The build step's sandbox was seeded from a stale orchestrator archive and the commit step's |
…r fired It compared $base_ref...HEAD, but at that point the run's patch has only been applied to the working tree — nothing is committed, HEAD is still the base, and the diff is always empty. So the guard passed silently and PR #17 was opened containing kernel/relayflowd/src/engine/hn_poller.rs, the exact file it was written to block, on the third consecutive run to resurrect it. A guard that runs before the state it inspects exists is not a guard. It now reads the working tree via git status, which is where the applied patch actually lives at that moment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
My previous guard asked git 'was this file deliberately deleted?' and the answer was always no — kernel/relayflowd/src/engine/hn_poller.rs was never on main. It lived briefly on PR #16's branch and was removed inside that same PR after review, so the squash merge left a history where it never existed. The guard could not fire, and PR #17 shipped with the exact file it was written to block. An earlier version of it could not fire either, because it compared against HEAD before anything was committed. Two failed guards on the same rule, both because I inferred the decision from history instead of writing it down. An architectural decision that exists only in a review comment is invisible to tooling. ops/FORBIDDEN_PATHS now states it, and delivery checks every changed path against it. DELIVER_ALLOW_FORBIDDEN=1 overrides one run; changing the rule means editing the list in a commit that explains why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Keep provider polling out of the kernel
When HnPoller::poll_once is called, relayflowd now performs Hacker News–specific network I/O by spawning curl, coupling the durable kernel to both an external provider and a host-installed executable. The parent already exports sdk/src/hn-poller.ts, which submits these events through event.submit; remove this kernel module and keep polling on that SDK/protocol surface.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L11-L15
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…ntly Third failure of the same guard, and the same root cause each time: the check depended on state that was not present when it ran. - v1 compared $base_ref...HEAD before anything was committed, so the diff was always empty. - v2 read ops/FORBIDDEN_PATHS from the working tree — but the script checks out $base_ref first, and a base older than the list means the file is absent, so [ -f ] was false and the guard skipped without a word. Both passed PR #17 through carrying the exact file they existed to block. The list now comes from `git show origin/main:ops/FORBIDDEN_PATHS`, which does not depend on the checked-out base. And a missing or unreadable list is now FATAL: no denylist means no protection, and silence is precisely how the first two versions failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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