The registrar is broken by workstation coupling rather than beside it. Inside
the pod /home/tegwick mounts read-only despite the chart setting no readOnly
and securityContext being empty, so the sweep dies before it can mint. That
is why 12 sync requests queued and the newest custodian-sync commits are July.
Eight tasks: restore the write path, give the pod its own clone volume and
service identity, run non-root, correct 72 repo records still pointing at
/home/worsch with gitea remote_urls, serve the dashboard from the cluster,
write the boundary rule down, and close out the registrar.
End state: workstation coding agents push to forgejo, cluster infrastructure
reads from forgejo, neither reads the other's disk.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The example taught 'id: WP-0001' / 'id: T-01'. The ralph-workplan spec
accepts that shape for standalone plans, but this doc ships in the State Hub
dashboard, where the hub-integrated PREFIX-WP-NNNN-TNN form applies -- the
spec's own state-hub example uses it.
Switching the example to EXAMPLE-WP-0001 / -T01 / -T02 teaches the right
shape for this audience and clears the two C-31 warnings, which fired
because the ids matched no kind in the canon work-record type registry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Automated activity-core captures. Both run with days=7 windows, confirming
the capture-script fix landed in the scheduled path and not just locally.
Zero retirement candidates in each: the 15 evidenced interfaces are retired
and the 4 remaining are held by the volume-scaled quiet ladder.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The registrar is reachable and always was: state-hub-primary binds [::1]:8000
while the workstation API listens on 127.0.0.1:8000, so an IPv4 probe hits
the local hub and reads as a dead tunnel.
But the two databases have diverged by roughly a third -- 987 vs 649
workplans, 5710 vs 4037 tasks -- and the registrar runs pre-rename code. Nine
registrar sync requests from three agents have queued since 2026-08-20.
Re-checked the chain: RMGR-WP-0004-T08 is done, so RMGR-WP-0005-T03's stated
blocker has closed. Its substantive blocker has not -- ADR-007 Migration
option 2 permits historical identifier collisions, and UUIDv5 derivation from
a non-unique identifier manufactures collisions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
First live cutover slice. Installed the shipped pilot config (writeback and
reconcile on, writeback_push off, scoped to repo-manager), reloaded the API
via its own --reload watcher rather than restarting the operator's process,
and confirmed reconcile routed through rmgr with a new mutation meter entry
(8 workplans, 53 tasks, 61 records).
Divergence check clean: the one-workplan delta against the hub is
RMGR-WP-0008, unregistered because this instance is not the identifier
registrar, not a dual-run divergence.
Slice sits at dual, not owner -- the hub stays authoritative until a full
sweep cycle shows zero divergence.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pilot repo is not an open question: RMGR-WP-0003 established repo-manager
and shipped config/dual-run.pilot.example.yaml. Records the exact enable and
rollback commands so A2a's off->dual step is a single operator action.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Applied the A3 readiness check one level down. The State Hub adapter exposes
exactly three operations: rm_update_task_status, rm_reconcile, rm_scaffold.
No adapter for workplan CRUD, intake, decision, dependency or human-flag
records, and no repo-manager parser for them either.
A2 splits into A2a (task status + reconcile, ~6 items, receivable) and
A2b-A2e (~32 items, not receivable). A2a is the only slice in the plan
executable today -- roughly 6 of 425 inventory items.
Also records that dual-run is currently off entirely: no config file,
writeback and reconcile false, no pilot repos. The 23 metered mutations are
RMGR-WP-0002/0003 pilot residue. A2a's next step is operational, not code.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The T02 slice plan marked all 167 repo-manager items receivable because
RMGR-WP-0001/0002/0003 are finished. That reads readiness off workplan
status, which is too coarse.
Verified against repo-manager/src/repo_manager/: those workplans delivered
work-record dual-run, repository observation, and scaffolding. parse/ holds
only workplan.py, and the source tree contains no reference to sbom,
repo_goal, contribution, technical_debt, or extension_point.
Only A1 (partial) and A2 are receivable -- 86 items, not 165. A3, A4 and A5
have no owner-side surface. A3 was recommended twice as the low-blast-radius
first cut; it is in fact the least ready slice in Wave A. Recommendation
withdrawn.
Critical path moves to repo-manager: a workplan there must build the
register, UI, and topic surfaces. Building them here is inadmissible under
policies/retirement-freeze.md. First executable slice is A2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
History is archived fleet-side, so the read surface has no remaining job.
- api/routers/suggestions.py: whole prefix 410s with a pointer to intake and
to the archive; the router drops from 176 lines to a stub
- mcp_server: the 6 suggestion tools removed outright rather than stubbed --
a retired tool that still appears in the tool list costs every agent
session context on every call, which is the opposite of retiring it
- write_idempotency: 5 /suggestions rules dropped
- dashboard: suggestions.md deleted, nav entry removed, reference.md and
wsjf-triage.md updated; docs/suggestions.md rewritten as archive pointer
- tests: two tests pinned the old read-live behaviour and now pin the
retirement contract instead
Tables stay: they are retire/archive in SHR-INV-0001 and are captured by the
final dump at T06.
Untouched, and worth knowing during cutover: ui-feedback.md / todo.md
'suggestions' are Shift+click dashboard feedback backed by technical_debt, a
different entity that shares the word. E3 (dashboard-meta) is that page; its
owner is state-hub-until-cutover so it retires at the T06 window, not now.
Full suite 612 passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Slice E1 was already half-retired: mutations 410 since CUST-WP-0061-T06,
reads held open only to keep the history reachable. That history is now
archived fleet-side, so the reads can go.
Records a dependency the inventory's 17-item count misses: the suggestions
dashboard page is live and referenced from index.md and wsjf-triage.md, so
E1's removal must sequence with the UI slices A4/B5 rather than ahead of them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Retires the 15 workstream->workplan aliases that meet the retirement
standard: verified replacement, no manual hold, zero calls in a 7-day
window, and silence past the volume-scaled quiet threshold. Meter now reads
16 retired / 4 legacy with 0 outstanding candidates.
The 4 held are the three six-figure read paths and GET /tasks/?workstream_id
which still has traffic -- the set where a premature retirement would do the
most damage. They clear as their quiet counters run.
Journalled fleet-side in the-custodian/docs/retired-legacy-interfaces.md so
the record outlives this repo's archive.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
States the four admissible reasons for a change to state-hub during
retirement -- preserve compatibility, enable extraction, reduce scope, fix
operational risk -- and the inadmissible case: establishing new permanent
ownership in the component being retired.
The operative test is 'where does this live after cutover?', not 'is this a
good change?' Most inadmissible changes are good changes; STATE-WP-0080's
retarget to RMGR-WP-0004 is the worked example.
Enforced by review rather than new automation: a freeze-checker built inside
State Hub would itself be new permanent automation here, so the policy would
violate itself. New tables/routes/MCP tools are the one hard stop.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A clean review window only proves an interface was silent for that window.
For a heavily used interface that is weak evidence -- an infrequent caller
can fall outside the window entirely, so the interface reads as retirable
while still having consumers.
_retirement_state now also requires silence since last_seen_at, scaled by
all-time volume (RETIREMENT_QUIET_LADDER): 7d under 100 calls, 30d under
10k, 60d above. Existing guards (retired / manual hold / replacement ref /
replacement verified / in-window traffic) still take precedence.
On the 2026-08-20 capture this makes 15 of 19 legacy interfaces retirable
and holds 4: the three six-figure /workstreams/ read paths, and
GET /tasks/?workstream_id which still has live traffic.
Unblocks the bulk of Wave E2 in the cutover slice plan. 7 new tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
capture_legacy_meter_evidence.py fell back to hours=8 whenever --days was
omitted, and --hours itself defaulted to 8. Every unattended capture sampled
06:00Z-14:00Z while writing a file named weekly-review with cadence: weekly.
39 of 40 captures ran this way; only 2026-07-08 used a true 7-day window.
Calls outside the band were never sampled, so interfaces with live callers
reported as retirement candidates -- GET /tasks/?workstream_id was flagged on
2026-08-19 despite traffic on 2026-08-18.
Default the script to days=7; keep --hours for spot checks, documented as not
retirement evidence. Adds corrected capture for 2026-08-20 and records the
residual gap (candidate rule ignores last_seen_at) against STATE-WP-0079-T05.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Assign all 425 SHR-INV-0001 items to 19 slices across five waves plus Keep,
each with adapter flag, owner API, and rollback. Coverage computed against
the inventory rather than hand-counted.
Only Wave A (repo-manager, 165 items) is executable; B/D1/D2 are gated on
owner-side contracts still at proposed. Flags two findings for T04/T05: the
9 ops_dependency items cannot be strangled behind a flag, and the
legacy-meter weekly review window is 8h, not a week.
Also corrects the workplan status from proposed to active.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
