story-130: One file answers every question this target's tracker is asked - #211
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The run escalated and this commit is a holding place for what it left in the working tree, so the work survives a checkout of another branch. It is not a decision about that work: the story did not finish and nothing here has been accepted or reviewed.
Escalation reason: the suite the coordinator ran after implementer exited 1: FAILED tests/test_config_keys_are_obeyed.py::test_the_pristine_copy_runs_every_proof_green; implementer has exhausted its self-route budget of 1
To put these changes back in the working tree:
git reset --mixed HEAD~2
The run escalated and this commit is a holding place for what it left in the working tree, so the work survives a checkout of another branch. It is not a decision about that work: the story did not finish and nothing here has been accepted or reviewed.
Escalation reason: the suite the coordinator ran after implementer exited 1: FAILED tests/test_config_keys_are_obeyed.py::test_the_pristine_copy_runs_every_proof_green; implementer has exhausted its self-route budget of 1
To put these changes back in the working tree:
git reset --mixed HEAD~2
Every site that observes a sync command landing needs a shell spawned and finished inside the configured bound. At 1.3s that bound was five times tighter than the query command's 6.5 and the item command's 9, and on story-130's run a loaded machine took two of those sites past it - the sweep count and the sync-command proof - inside the nested run the pristine-copy control conducts. 5.3s, with SLEEPS_PAST_THE_BOUND raised to 12 to keep the ordering the suite holds. Exactly one test asks for that sleep, so what this costs is one sleep eight seconds longer. Both halves of the bound's proof are pinned exactly as before, and 12 stays well under the 60s default, so a harness that stopped reading the key still fails the killed half. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U1HiUf7CrMjZMj32TySdiH
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Three scripts answered this target's tracker — one filing a brief as an issue, one asking what is already filed, one updating an item that exists — and they shared most of what they knew. This merges them into one file with three entry points,
templates/scripts/github.sh, installed byl5-initinto.harness/scripts/. The project settings, the markers, the field-matching rule and the id resolution are declared once at the top; the three jobs are branches below.The harness side is unchanged: it still invokes three commands, still reads a reference off the sync command's stdout, still reads one JSON document off the query command's stdout, and still interprets the same exit codes at each of the three call sites.
Two behaviours change on this deployment as a consequence of the merge:
Statusand a target configuringstatusnow resolve the same way whichever command asks.Planned from the brief filed under 205.
Note on one commit
2df481bis not part of the story's work. The run escalated at implementer when the coordinator's post-stage suite went red ontests/test_config_keys_are_obeyed.py::test_the_pristine_copy_runs_every_proof_green. The cause was a timing flake: the sync command's configured bound in that test module was 1.3s, five times tighter than the query command's 6.5 and the item command's 9, and two proofs that need a fixture shell spawned inside the bound went past it under load. The bound now sits with its siblings at 5.3s, with the paired sleep raised to 12 to keep the ordering the suite asserts. Exactly one test asks for that sleep. The failing node was confirmed to pass in isolation against the escalated tree before the change was made.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01U1HiUf7CrMjZMj32TySdiH