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…4349) Point the stable facts at v2.7.0 and describe what sync writes in this release: the telemetry enrollment notice. Closes Gentleman-Programming#4346 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW
…ng#4351) Eight tests failed on every main push since 2026-09-06, all platform assumptions rather than product regressions: - isExecutableFile relied on the POSIX executable bit, which does not exist on Windows; a regular file is executable there. The Homebrew fallback is darwin-only by design, so its three tests skip on Windows. - The OpenCode layered-config test redirected HOME, but os.UserHomeDir reads USERPROFILE on Windows. - editTargetTokens joined a bare "/" onto the workspace root because filepath.IsAbs("/") is false on Windows; a POSIX-rooted token is never joined now. - The telemetry sender's recording fixture emits CRLF on Windows, and the detached child had no Windows process attributes; it now starts in its own detached process group there, with the Unix path unchanged. Closes Gentleman-Programming#4348 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW
…tity (Gentleman-Programming#4352) The provenance hook binds its manifest to GITHUB_REF_NAME and GITHUB_SHA. Under workflow_dispatch those name the run on main, not the promoted source, so promotion died in the snapshot plan with "release provenance input is invalid", and a publication would have recorded the wrong commit. The hook runs from the promoted source tree, which may predate any code fix, so both GoReleaser invocations now run from the shell with the stable tag and the source commit exported as the release identity. Closes Gentleman-Programming#4350 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW
…platform (Gentleman-Programming#4358) The .cmd fixture rewrote stdin with CRLF through more and could not run as a detached process under cmd.exe, which left two Windows failures after Gentleman-Programming#4351. The test binary now doubles as the recorder through a TestMain mode selected by two environment variables, so argv and stdin compare byte for byte and the detached spawn exercises the same path production uses. Closes Gentleman-Programming#4357 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW
…uses (Gentleman-Programming#4359) On a cPanel host every vhost is bound to the server's IPv4 address, and Apache selects name-based vhosts only among the vhosts bound to the address a request arrived on, so the rendered "*:80" and "*:443" telemetry blocks were never consulted: the hostname fell into cPanel's default vhost with a 404 and Certbot's HTTP-01 challenge failed. The installer now derives the address from the first IP-bound :443 vhost in the include file, falls back to "*", says which it chose, and accepts --address as an explicit override with a base-10 octet check. Closes Gentleman-Programming#4356 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW
…ing#4362) * fix(telemetry): never count CI runs or dev builds Within the first hour live, most events came from gentle-ai's own CI: end-to-end journeys run binaries without a release identity, one harness exports CI=1, and the client only recognized CI=true. CI and GITHUB_ACTIONS now count when set to anything but empty, "0", or "false"; a build reporting "dev" or "0.0.0-dev" never sends and never writes state; and the collector refuses those versions so an older client cannot pollute the counts. Closes Gentleman-Programming#4361 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW * test(telemetry): pin GITHUB_ACTIONS in the counter tests The runner exports GITHUB_ACTIONS=true, which now counts as a kill switch, so the tests that expect a write must clear it like the other switches. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW
…Programming#4368) Granting Grafana search access on /var/lib/private, which the DynamicUser layout needed, raises that directory's mode and makes systemd refuse to start the unit on the next restart; the reference host crash-looped after a routine rebuild. The collector now runs as the static user gentle-telemetry with a real state directory outside /var/lib/private, and Grafana is granted read access only there. The installer creates the user, migrates an existing DynamicUser layout through a staged directory so an interrupted run resumes, follows only the exact link systemd wrote, and removes only the grafana ACL entry it once added. Closes Gentleman-Programming#4367 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW
Gentleman-Programming#4381) Time columns are emitted as unix seconds, since the SQLite datasource plugin leaves date strings null and the series showed "Data outside time range". The trailing, weekly, and monthly panels read the raw events table so they are exact whenever the dashboard is opened, with rollups_daily only for months beyond retention. Pies become per-row bar gauges, every bar gauge reduces per row, a live "today" row leads the dashboard, and it refreshes every five minutes. Verified on the reference Grafana against the live collector database. Closes Gentleman-Programming#4380 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HHji5T9rP2hJzmhSViQLaW
…d publish escalation cause An inconclusive refuter verdict on an inferential severe finding was escalating the lineage to a terminal stop before offering the correction budget, and neither the terminal closure nor STATUS envelopes published the cause or finding IDs behind the escalation. Route inconclusive refuter findings into StateCorrectionRequired alongside corroborated ones, derive canonical CompactEscalationEvidence, and publish escalation details in closure and STATUS envelopes.
…rogramming#4384) Add a customizable installation step explaining RDD and offering Enable RDD or Disable RDD before confirmation. Preserve deferred persistence, protect navigation during saving, and validate cancellation through the native terminal journey.
…Programming#4418) * fix(review): explain consent with concise risk-based copy * fix(review): remove obsolete consent evidence helpers * fix(review): retain the established consent headline * fix(review): frame consent reasons around detection --------- Co-authored-by: Test <test@example.com>
…uter-inconclusive-escalation fix(review): route inconclusive refutation into bounded correction and publish escalation cause
…table The managed_assets_outdated continuation rendered an unqualified `gentle-ai sync` command while describing it as the exact runnable recovery. When a different Gentle AI binary is first on PATH, running that continuation executes the PATH binary, which records its own embedded managed-asset digest, so the binary that refused keeps refusing: the advertised recovery cannot converge. managedAssetsContinuation now anchors the command to the binary that diagnosed the skew via os.Executable, quoting the token only when the path needs it, and falls back to the bare gentle-ai form when the executable cannot be resolved. The published managed_assets_continuation command pattern widens accordingly (every previously valid envelope still validates), failure Validate() enforces the same shape, and the regression test proves a STATUS stop produced by one binary offers a continuation that targets that same binary even when PATH resolves gentle-ai elsewhere.
…ontinuation CodeRabbit review on Gentleman-Programming#4438 correctly flagged that the first encoding was shell-dependent: a POSIX path such as /opt/$HOME/gentle-ai was emitted as a bare token or double-quoted, and both forms still expand $ in POSIX shells and PowerShell, so the rendered command could invoke the wrong binary. The continuation now uses one exact platform-specific encoding, chosen by the invoking binary's runtime.GOOS: POSIX platforms quote with single quotes -- the only form no POSIX shell expands -- with the standard close, escape, reopen idiom for an embedded quote, while Windows keeps double quotes, which cmd.exe and PowerShell both accept and cmd.exe requires. A path over the conservative safe class [A-Za-z0-9/._+=@:,-] stays bare. The published managed_assets_continuation command pattern now shares that safe class as its bare-token grammar, so the contract itself refuses a shell-significant bare executable token (/opt/$HOME/gentle-ai sync is schema-invalid unquoted). The Go mirror and Validate() enforce the same shape, and the regression table covers the quoting cases end to end.
CodeRabbit follow-up on Gentleman-Programming#4438: the regression checked the rendered command but not the invariant the issue names -- after running the offered continuation, the same binary's STATUS must advance to fresh_target_ready. The end-to-end section now executes the advertised continuation (the sync this very binary performs for gentle-ai sync --agent opencode, via RunSyncWithSelection against the same home) and asserts the next STATUS offers the START again instead of the refusal.
CodeRabbit follow-up on Gentleman-Programming#4438: the convergence step invoked RunSyncWithSelection directly, which bypasses the executable startup, CLI dispatch, and argument parsing the continuation must survive. A broken executable-anchored continuation could have passed that shape of test. The regression now executes the emitted command line: the command is split into argv with an independent splitter honoring both quoting forms, its executable token must equal the invoking (test) binary, and the process is re-executed under a TestMain stand-in guard that routes the CLI arguments through the same verb dispatch and flag parsing app.RunArgs performs for sync. The captured test-home environment is inherited, so the sync records this binary's own digest and the next STATUS from the same binary must offer the START again.
…tion CodeRabbit follow-up on Gentleman-Programming#4438: the independent splitter dropped the backslash of the POSIX splice idiom (\' between single-quoted spans) and lost the embedded apostrophe, so the argv for a path like /opt/o'brien/gentle-ai decoded to /opt/o\brien/gentle-ai. The splitter now decodes the splice: outside any quote a backslash escapes the next character, and inside double quotes it escapes only a double quote or another backslash (the Windows form the renderer emits). A round-trip table asserts renderer-then-splitter identity for every quoting form, including the embedded-apostrophe fixture.
…ation CodeRabbit follow-up on Gentleman-Programming#4438: the splitter decoded every backslash escape it recognized, so a doubled leading UNC backslash inside a quoted Windows path collapsed to a single separator and the decoded argv no longer named the executable. The splitter now decodes only backslash-quote sequences, in both quote contexts: outside any quote a backslash escapes the next quote (the POSIX splice for an embedded apostrophe), and inside double quotes a backslash escapes only a double quote (the Windows form the renderer emits). Every other backslash stays literal, preserving path separators and UNC leads. The round-trip table grows a POSIX path with backslashes and both quoted and unquoted-with-spaces UNC fixtures, asserting argv[0] identity for each.
…ramming#4404) Configure shared Codex Engram files when the CLI is unavailable while preserving CLI-only profiles. Track instruction-file changes, include them in rollback snapshots, and cover repairs and rollback with regression tests. Refresh Codex SDD golden snapshots.
Review feedback on Gentleman-Programming#4438 (microonline) reproduced two compatibility gaps against the PR head and named the consumer boundary the fix was bypassing; both are closed here. The Windows regression expectation quoted only paths with whitespace or shell metacharacters while production quotes every path outside the safe bare class, so the test failed on Windows where backslash paths always quote. The independent helper now mirrors the allowlist semantics with its own byte scan. The renderer comment claimed the quoted Windows form was literally runnable in PowerShell too; PowerShell requires the call operator for a leading quoted token. The claim is narrowed to the cmd.exe contract with the caveat documented in the code, the integration docs row, and the regression, which now runs the printed command through a real POSIX shell (sh -c) instead of only decoding it, so paste-and-run is proven where a shell can prove it. bench j93 required the continuation to start with the unqualified gentle-ai prefix and printedCommandArguments rejected any other first token, so the driven journey failed on the anchored executable. j93 now validates that the printed continuation names the driven binary itself (symlink-tolerant) and executes its sync arguments through that same binary, proving the anchoring end to end in the driven corpus.
The j93 driven verification wrote its single-journey results over the committed full-corpus file; restore the 64-journey corpus unchanged.
…idnight, and report busy storage (Gentleman-Programming#4718) * fix(telemetry): run the collector database in WAL so readers never block the writer * fix(telemetry): anchor the daily maintenance to UTC midnight * fix(telemetry): log the underlying error when storage fails * feat(telemetry): grant Grafana read access to the WAL sidecars and document the schedule * fix(telemetry): apply busy_timeout before switching the journal mode * fix(telemetry): report a busy database as storage_busy instead of a generic failure * fix(telemetry): strengthen the storage failure log tests and clarify the WAL sidecar notes Apply native review findings from the four lenses on this branch: - R3-003/R3-004: the storage-failure log tests only asserted an "error" key was present, which the pre-fix code already produced in some form. Strengthen both to assert the actual content: the induced trigger message text for the events handler, and an exact sentinel string (not just non-nil/non-empty, which a bare error value's JSON "{}" would also satisfy) for the runtime handler. - R2-003: handlers.go's err.Error() call is behavior-neutral under both slog handlers here (documented in a new code comment); kept for symmetry with the runtime handler's error-attribute logging. - R2-002: a WAL checkpoint does not remove the -wal/-shm sidecar files; they are removed only when the last connection closes cleanly and recreated on the next open. Corrected in install.sh and the docs. - R4-002/R3-002/R1-001: documented three follow-on effects of the sidecar ACL setup: the default ACL covers every file later created in STATE_DIR, not only the three SQLite files; a read-only reader can only open the database while its sidecars exist, so Grafana cannot read during the window between a clean stop and the next start; and the sidecars mirror the main database's file mode, which is why the ACL keeps working across restarts. - R4-003: log the computed next maintenance delay at startup and after each run, so a mis-anchored timer is visible in journalctl instead of only showing up as stale dashboard data a day later. Left untested: runMaintenanceLoop has no existing test harness in this package (it needs a live Storage, RateLimiter and goroutine/log wiring the existing main_test.go pattern does not provide), and building one is out of scope for this remediation commit. - R3-005: confirmed, no change needed. RunMaintenance already derives "yesterday" via now.UTC() before truncating to a day.
…ime separately, and paginate GitHub downloads (Gentleman-Programming#4724) * fix(telemetry): key the rate limiter on a parsed client address only * fix(telemetry): give runtime deliveries their own rate budget and log rejections * fix(telemetry): paginate GitHub releases when fetching download counts * fix(telemetry): let mod_proxy set X-Forwarded-For in the deploy-kit vhost
…delivery-id dedup
…ision its Grafana datasource --with-victoria-metrics installs single-node VictoriaMetrics next to the collector (checksum-verified release binary, hardened systemd unit, a 15s scrape of the collector's /metrics), waits for it to answer healthy, and is idempotent on re-run. With --with-grafana, also provisions a gentle-runtime-vm Prometheus datasource alongside the existing SQLite one. gentle-telemetry-backup now also snapshots VictoriaMetrics via its snapshot API when installed, and switches the SQLite side from `sqlite3 .backup` to `VACUUM INTO`, since `.backup` never finished under the collector's real write rate (it restarts its copy loop on every change it notices mid-copy).
…ables
backfill-victoriametrics.py reads runtime_deliveries and runtime_rows from
the collector's SQLite database (read-only) in received_at order and
reproduces exactly the counter series the Go registry
(internal/telemetrycollector/metrics.go) would have produced, then pushes
them into VictoriaMetrics via POST /api/v1/import/prometheus with
explicit timestamps. Metric names, labels, label order and sanitization
mirror metrics.go directly; a test reads that file's text and asserts
parity so a rename on one side that is not mirrored on the other fails
the test. Counters are cumulative per (metric, label set); one sample is
emitted per series at the end of every one-minute bucket that had at
least one delivery, plus a final sample at the last delivery's exact
timestamp. Re-running is idempotent: identical historical data always
produces byte-identical samples, which VictoriaMetrics deduplicates.
--dry-run prints line counts with no network call; --verify compares
sum(metric) from VictoriaMetrics against this run's own totals for
deliveries_total, rows_total, responses_total and
tokens_total{kind=total}.
Rewrite the 25 runtime panels in gentle-ai-usage.json (Live activity and Subagents rows) to query VictoriaMetrics through the gentle-runtime-vm Prometheus datasource with PromQL instead of raw SQL against the retired runtime_rows/runtime_deliveries SQLite tables. Adoption panels are unaffected and keep the SQLite datasource. Set the dashboard's default time.from to 2026-09-10, the start of the backfilled VictoriaMetrics history, so range-driven panels show a meaningful total by default. Update TestRuntimeDashboard to assert every runtime panel uses the gentle-runtime-vm datasource, carries a non-empty PromQL expr, and never references the retired SQLite table names, while keeping all assertions for the still-SQLite adoption panels intact. Document the migration in telemetry-collector.md.
…e installer writes
…ode only after a healthy install The backfill loaded every delivery and every exposition line in memory before the first POST; it now streams deliveries from two cursors and posts chunks as they are produced. The verify step queried the instant floor(seconds) of the last delivery, which sits before the last millisecond-stamped sample, and ran before VictoriaMetrics had flushed its ingest buffer; it now queries at the last sample's millisecond, forces a flush, and retries a mismatch. The installer wrote the metrics runtime-store flag before VictoriaMetrics was installed and healthy; it now writes it only after install_victoria_metrics returns.
…ing/feat/telemetry-victoriametrics feat(telemetry): store runtime telemetry in VictoriaMetrics with unlimited retention
…ter (Gentleman-Programming#4733) VictoriaMetrics calls mincore from its page-cache accounting and aborts with FATAL when the @System-service filter refuses it, so the unit crash-looped every five seconds on the first deploy while the health check had only seen the process before its first mmap.
…ugins directory to grafana (Gentleman-Programming#4735) Grafana 12+ fetches Prometheus through a background installer running as the grafana user; the root-run grafana-cli install left the plugins directory root-owned, so that installer failed with permission denied and the VictoriaMetrics datasource answered plugin.notRegistered.
…e the backup snapshot (Gentleman-Programming#4740) The VictoriaMetrics unit now sets -dedup.minScrapeInterval=1ms, so a re-run of the backfill no longer stores every sample twice. The nightly backup validates the snapshot name VictoriaMetrics returns and deletes the snapshot from its EXIT trap, so a failed tar or upload no longer pins merged parts. The backup test binds its fake VictoriaMetrics to an ephemeral port and covers both paths.
…its symlinks (Gentleman-Programming#4742) A VictoriaMetrics snapshot is a directory of relative symlinks into the data partitions, so tar without dereferencing produced a 321-byte archive with no data. The backup now runs tar -h, and the test's fake snapshot mirrors the real layout and checks the uploaded archive holds the part bytes and no symlink entries.
…d-diagram-production docs: improve ODD workflow diagram
…g#4737) * fix(review): suppress consumed target re-review * docs(odd): record terminal consumption completion * test(review): refresh terminal consumption fixtures * test(bench): align acknowledged target journey
…ming#4747) * fix(review): gate stale active capture status * docs(odd): record asset freshness completion
…tion, and long-session backstop The canonical ODD routing block described delegation only as a route property, so orchestrators executed everything inline regardless of size. The Mandatory Delegation Triggers lived only in SDD-scoped assets, away from the always-on organic flow. - Add a Mandatory Delegation Triggers section to RenderRouting: mapping, writer, and preparation triggers from the canonical manifest, a long-session backstop, and the rule that executing past a fired trigger inline is a routing defect. - Require a per-task route declaration recorded in the feature document so skipped delegation is observable. - Bind the ODD protocol's implement step to honor the triggers.
Route decisions, verification evidence, RDD tiers (medium deferred at slice close, high approved natively), and commit identities for the mandatory ODD delegation feature.
…ing#4728) Add version-aware OpenCode V2 beta integration while preserving V1 behavior. Include native configuration handling, managed plugins, explicit unsupported capability boundaries, beta presentation, and verified CI fixtures. Remaining issue acceptance is tracked as follow-up work.
…or (Gentleman-Programming#4157) Claude Code CLI v2.1.154 establishes the pending-approval reporting boundary: piped claude mcp list output only reports unapproved project .mcp.json servers as "Pending approval" from that release onward. Parse claude --version before the native assertions and skip with a reason naming the unsupported reporting contract for older CLIs, malformed, or unavailable version output. On v2.1.154+ the context7 and pending/approval assertions run unchanged. Adds table-driven coverage for below-floor, exact-floor, above-floor, two-component, malformed, and unavailable version outputs.
…ramming#4765) * fix(review): emit provider-owned OpenCode lens tasks * fix(review): relay provider-owned OpenCode tasks * docs(odd): record OpenCode RDD fix outcome * fix(bench): track current review status schema
The welcome menu offered "Reset review store" unconditionally; outside a Git worktree selecting it failed with the raw git rev-parse exit-128 error, because the review store lives under the repository's Git common directory and cannot exist without a repository. Mirror the existing "Create your own Agent (no agents)" disabled entry: the row still renders but carries the precondition label "(requires a Git repository)" and selection is a no-op. The Git probe runs once at model construction because the working directory never changes during a session, avoiding per-render process spawns. Tests cover the enabled/disabled labels, the render output, the probe wiring at construction, and the navigation gate (outside git: no survey, no screen change; inside git: the existing survey flow). Closes Gentleman-Programming#3558
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In `@internal/tui/model.go`:
- Line 112: Update the git repository probe in the command setup around
execCommandFn to build cmd.Env from os.Environ() after removing GIT_DIR,
GIT_WORK_TREE, and related Git repository-location variables, while preserving
the existing cmd.Dir behavior. Add a regression test covering inherited
repository-location environment variables when probing the current directory.
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- Line 429: In the enabled-reset test, set m.InGitRepository to true before
constructing WelcomeOptions or locating the “Reset review store” entry, so the
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Ignore inherited Git repository-location variables when determining whether the TUI cwd is a worktree. Without isolation, GIT_DIR and GIT_WORK_TREE can make an unrelated directory appear eligible for Reset review store. Pin the confirmation-screen test to an in-repository model and cover the ambient-override regression with a real Git worktree.
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type:bug— Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue)📝 Summary
The TUI welcome menu offered Reset review store unconditionally. Outside a Git worktree the action can never succeed — the review store lives under the repository's Git common directory — yet selecting it surfaced the raw
git rev-parseexit-128 subprocess error with no guidance.This change mirrors the existing disabled-entry pattern (Create your own Agent (no agents)): the row still renders, but outside a Git worktree it carries the precondition label "(requires a Git repository)" and selection is a no-op. The precondition is now legible before selection, per the issue's expected behavior. Inside a repository, behavior is unchanged.
The Git probe runs once at model construction (
NewModel): the working directory never changes during a session, so a per-render process spawn is avoided. It also removes inherited Git repository-location overrides (GIT_DIR,GIT_WORK_TREE, and related variables), so an ambient shell cannot make a different repository enable the entry.📂 Changes
internal/tui/screens/welcome.goWelcomeOptions/RenderWelcome*gain a trailinginGitRepoflag; reset entry renders disabled with the precondition outside Gitinternal/tui/model.gogitRepoProbeFn+Model.InGitRepositoryprobed once inNewModel; inherited Git repository-location overrides are removed; navigation no-ops on the disabled row;Viewthreads the flaginternal/tui/review_store_reset_test.goGIT_DIR/GIT_WORK_TREE; confirmation test pinned to an in-Git modelinternal/tui/screens/welcome_test.gointernal/tui/model_test.go,internal/tui/review_mode_test.go,internal/tui/screens/welcome_internal_test.go🤖 AI Assistance
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gpt-5.6-terraviaopenai-codex, working from the approved issue.Material scope: Implementation (Go), the unit tests, and this PR description, all driven by the issue's chosen resolution (disabled entry with visible precondition, mirroring the existing "(no agents)" pattern).
Verification performed: Every changed line reviewed;
gofmt -landgo run ./internal/gofmtcheckclean;go vet ./internal/tui/...clean;go test ./internal/tui/...green, including the inherited-Git-environment regression; an initial fullgo test ./...run with 4 unrelated host failures reproduced on a clean stash (details in Test Plan).🧪 Test Plan
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N/A — a TUI welcome-menu affordance; no review lifecycle, gate, recovery, delivery, or benchmark-corpus surface is touched.
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