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Summary

Cloud setup previously lacked repeatable evidence distinguishing repository source, installed artifacts and instructions actually loaded by a native session. Add operational acceptance tooling for the six approved recommendations:

  • Collect bounded source/optional installed-artifact provenance and provide private checkout-owned subprocess homes, preserving legacy migration and local modifications.
  • Check explicit static Cloud contracts across seven repository adapters without executing foreign code; automate this checkout's contract check and allow explicit anonymous inspection of other public main branches.
  • Diagnose inherited worker heap and available host/cgroup resources with explicit headroom; unknown resource boundaries fail readiness.
  • Exercise the real bootstrap on native Windows and in isolated Linux fixtures, including spaces/apostrophes, donor copy, hooks and mismatch rejection; test synthetic HTTP identity/forwarding separately from real-host acceptance.
  • Document native context/forwarding acceptance and continue the existing canonical task identity.

Coverage runners may ship a different npm from the bootstrap's exact declared version. Stage the declared npm only in the coverage job's temporary directory and pass its home only to the acceptance fixtures; the real bootstrap's version check remains enforced. Add explicit cache opt-outs to the standalone workflows, bounded fixture cleanup retries and the generated guide-awareness snapshot.

Final review corrections distinguish a real cgroupv2 root without memory.max from unreadable finite/hidden boundaries, reject malformed mount paths with bounded traversal, preserve Windows environment-name casing for anonymous fetches, isolate Git fixtures from host configuration and symlinked temporary roots, and reject trailing-dot localhost as a remote HTTPS preview. Each validated defect has failing-before/passing-after regression evidence; independent delta review approved.

Areas touched: Knowledge and records; Delivery and assurance.

Verification

  • Targeted implementation, neighboring contracts and CI safety checks: 262 tests across 10 suites passed.
  • Exact origin/main static source audit: 7/7 repositories passed, with revisions recorded; no foreign code executed.
  • Typecheck, focused ESLint, whole-tree format, Actions pins, CI scope/planner, generated snapshot and diff checks passed. Normal commit/push safeguards retained.
  • Independent complete-scope review and bounded follow-up reviews. The resource false-ready finding and npm-home selection have failing-before/passing-after regressions.
  • Real pinned npm11.17 succeeds with ambient npm11.9; unavailable homes and wrong versions fail without relaxing runtime checks.
  • Final commit 9dbce2bb8 passed all selected required CI: 32,193 unit tests and 762 production browser tests passed, with one existing skip in each group; both coverage partitions/aggregate, build, static, native Windows, Cloud contracts, SAST and secret scanning succeeded. MainCI39045293200 / PR-required117436124822; observed2026-10-17T15:50:51Z.
  • Instruction budgets/retirement/rule consistency, organisation mapping and maintained documentation checks passed. Existing unrelated chunking-test placement warning remains advisory.

Observed final-head CI: static/policy checks, both unit coverage partitions, Cloud source contracts, native Windows bootstrap and security checks. Actual final CI also selected an application build and production UI critical/three browser shards. All selected checks passed on final 9dbce2bb8. The earlier local scope prediction was superseded by observed CI selection.

Still unverified: fresh native-client loaded context and actual host-forwarded browser acceptance. This host exposes neither supported control; source and synthetic fixture success do not establish these layers.

Risk and rollout

No application, clinical, retrieval, database, dependency manifest/lockfile or production deployment behavior changes. Existing CI receives only temporary coverage-job npm staging; gates/timeouts remain enforced. Diagnostic/scoping commands are opt-in.

Rollback: revert the source change. No host profiles, credentials, environment policy or production services were provisioned. This task does not merge or change auto-merge; the externally enabled setting is preserved.

Maintained entry point: docs/agents/cloud-instruction-activation.md. Canonical task identity remains BigSimmo/PsychSift:cloud-cross-repo-hardening-2026-10-17; local receipts are evidence exports.


Summary by cubic

Adds repeatable operational acceptance checks for cloud source updates: static cross-repository contract inspection, build-memory diagnostics, activation evidence collection, an isolated home wrapper, and a native Windows bootstrap smoke run. Recent fixes make the diagnostics fail closed and tolerate real-world host quirks rather than assuming an ideal environment.

  • Validates static Cloud contracts across seven repositories without executing foreign source; current-repo checks run automatically on relevant changes.
  • Reports effective worker heap and host/cgroup capacity; unknown membership, controller-less cgroup mounts, and ambiguous heap probes are now handled explicitly instead of passing silently.
  • Collects checkout and optional installed-artifact provenance without credentials or active-session claims.
  • Runs a narrow native windows-2025 bootstrap job with synthetic HTTP fixtures; it now tolerates already-exited proxy children and recognizes installer marker prefixes, and CI fixtures are deterministic. No browser install or deployment is executed.
  • Rejects Playwright preview URLs whose hostname ends in a terminal DNS dot, preventing local-origin bypass.

Written for commit 9dbce2b. Summary will update on new commits.

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CodeAnt-AI Description

Add bounded checks for Cloud source, build capacity, and platform setup

What Changed

  • Collect source revisions and file hashes, and optionally compare recognized installed artifacts with their source. Mismatches are reported without reading credentials or claiming that a native session loaded the instructions.
  • Check inherited Node heap and available host or container memory before production builds; unclear or insufficient capacity fails the check.
  • Check Cloud source contracts across seven repositories without running their code. Relevant changes trigger local CI checks; inspecting other public main branches is an explicit option.
  • Add an isolated-home wrapper for explicitly launched commands, plus Windows bootstrap and synthetic HTTP identity acceptance checks.

Impact

✅ Detects build-memory shortages before production runs
✅ Catches Cloud instruction and installed-file mismatches
✅ Checks Windows bootstrap without changing global tools

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  • New Features
    • Added tools to check cloud-build memory capacity, verify Cloud platform bootstrap behavior, audit cloud contracts across repositories, and collect local activation evidence.
    • Added an option to run commands with isolated Cloud configuration directories.
    • Added automated workflows for Cloud contract checks and Windows platform smoke checks.
  • Documentation
    • Added guidance on build resource checks, Cloud instruction activation, platform acceptance, isolated legacy setup, and cross-repository contracts.

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This pull request adds scripts for resource checks, activation evidence, isolated cloud homes, cross-repository contract audits, and platform smoke tests. It adds CI workflows, tests, operating documentation, and system path registrations for these checks.

Changes: Cloud build resource preflight

Layer / File(s) Summary
Memory discovery
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs
The script reads host and cgroup v1/v2 memory data and calculates available memory across discovered bounds.
Assessment and validation
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs, tests/cloud-build-resources.test.ts, docs/agents/cloud-build-resources.md
The script checks the memory envelope against inherited heap settings and reports readiness, resource issues, or invalid arguments. Tests cover discovery and assessment cases. The documentation describes commands, capacity calculations, and evidence limits.

Local cloud evidence and isolation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Activation evidence collection
scripts/cloud-activation-evidence.mjs, tests/cloud-activation-evidence.test.ts, docs/agents/cloud-instruction-activation.md, docs/organisation/systems/knowledge.json
The collector reports checkout and source-file evidence, and can inspect selected Claude and Codex artifacts. It reports hash, ownership, and path issues while leaving active-session status unverified. Tests cover mismatch and unsafe-path cases; documentation explains the report limits.
Scoped home wrapper
scripts/with-isolated-cloud-home.sh, tests/cloud-isolated-home.test.ts, docs/agents/codex-cloud-legacy-bootstrap.md, docs/organisation/systems/knowledge.json
The wrapper validates a private scope bound to the current checkout and user, then runs a command with scoped HOME, CODEX_HOME, and CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR values. Tests and documentation cover environment behavior and refusal cases.

Cross-repository Cloud contract audit

Layer / File(s) Summary
Repository adapters and contract checks
scripts/check-cross-repo-cloud-contracts.mjs, tests/cross-repo-cloud-contracts.test.ts
The checker defines repository adapters and checks required files, package and lockfile details, guidance links, and repository-specific rules. Tests cover adapter contracts and failures.
Checkout inspection and audit modes
scripts/check-cross-repo-cloud-contracts.mjs, tests/cross-repo-cloud-contracts.test.ts
Checkout inspection verifies repository identity and optional pinned revisions. The CLI supports working-tree, local clone, and optional fetched-revision audits, with text or JSON reports.
CI workflow and audit guidance
.github/workflows/cloud-contracts.yml, docs/agents/cross-repo-cloud-contracts.md, tests/cross-repo-cloud-contracts.test.ts, docs/organisation/systems/knowledge.json
The workflow runs local checks for matching pull requests and pushes. An optional maintained-revision audit runs only on manual dispatch when enabled. Documentation and tests describe audit scope, workflow constraints, and evidence limits.

Cloud platform smoke checks

Layer / File(s) Summary
Bootstrap smoke script and Windows workflow
scripts/check-cloud-platform-smoke.mjs, .github/workflows/cloud-platform-smoke.yml, tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts, docs/agents/cloud-platform-acceptance.md, docs/organisation/systems/delivery.json
The smoke script uses a temporary Git fixture to check bootstrap behavior. The Windows workflow runs the check with the declared npm version. Tests cover bootstrap outcomes; documentation describes the workflow and its evidence scope.
Preview identity tests and acceptance guidance
tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts, docs/agents/cloud-platform-acceptance.md
Tests cover local identity checks, forwarded headers, and accepted or rejected preview URLs. The documentation distinguishes local checks from hosted and forwarded-browser evidence.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant AuditCLI
  participant CheckoutInspector
  participant ContractChecker
  participant AuditReport
  AuditCLI->>CheckoutInspector: select and verify checkout or revision
  CheckoutInspector->>ContractChecker: provide verified checkout files
  ContractChecker->>AuditReport: return contract results
  AuditReport->>AuditCLI: emit text or JSON status
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6540f

These changes add diagnostic and audit tooling that does not alter application behaviour. The build-resource preflight can wrongly report "not ready" on common Linux hosts without a cgroup namespace, and maintained-repository fetches may fail on Windows. Both are bounded tooling issues worth fixing as follow-up, but neither blocks merge.

Pre-merge checks: Passed 4 · Failed 1

Failed Failed checks: 1 warning

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Title check Passed The title is concise and accurately identifies the primary changes: Cloud operational acceptance checks and native platform smoke testing.
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PR Summary by Qodo

Add scoped Cloud acceptance checks and native Windows smoke

✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 📝 Documentation ⚙️ Configuration changes 🕐 40+ Minutes

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AI Description

• Separate checkout, installed-artifact, and session evidence without claiming native instruction
 loading.
• Add static cross-repository contracts and a read-only build-resource preflight for Cloud runners.
• Exercise native Windows bootstrap and synthetic identity flows; document remaining real-host
 acceptance.
Diagram

graph TD
  A["Selected checkout"] --> B["Activation evidence"] --> H["Acceptance record"]
  A --> C["Isolated home"] --> B
  A --> D["Source contracts"] --> E["Scoped CI"] --> H
  A --> F["Resource preflight"] --> H
  A --> G["Platform smoke"] --> H
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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Fold checks into existing general CI
  • ➕ Fewer workflows and CI entry points.
  • ➖ Runs platform-specific or cross-repository checks outside their relevant scope.
  • ➖ Makes explicit public-main auditing harder to distinguish from routine PR validation.

Recommendation: Keep the scoped workflows: routine PRs inspect only this checkout, while public-main auditing requires an explicit request and Windows bootstrap gets a native runner. Reusing the existing deployed-preview workflow also avoids presenting synthetic forwarding as real-host acceptance.

Files changed (19) +2440 / -0

Enhancement (4) +1007 / -0
check-cloud-build-resources.mjsMeasure inherited heap and effective memory +195/-0

Measure inherited heap and effective memory

• Probes a child Node process for the heap workers inherit and evaluates visible host and cgroup limits against a planning envelope. Unknown membership, limits, or finite-limit usage prevent a ready result.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs

check-cross-repo-cloud-contracts.mjsAdd seven static repository contract adapters +502/-0

Add seven static repository contract adapters

• Checks repository-specific instruction, bootstrap, ownership, and migration tripwires from working-tree files or pinned Git blobs. Optional anonymous public-main fetches report inaccessible sources as unverified without executing foreign code.

scripts/check-cross-repo-cloud-contracts.mjs

cloud-activation-evidence.mjsCollect source and installed-artifact provenance +229/-0

Collect source and installed-artifact provenance

• Reports checkout revision, dirty state, and instruction-source hashes; optionally compares recognized installed artifacts and ownership records. It does not inspect credentials or claim active-session loading.

scripts/cloud-activation-evidence.mjs

with-isolated-cloud-home.shRun selected commands with private Cloud homes +81/-0

Run selected commands with private Cloud homes

• Creates or validates checkout-owned HOME, CODEX_HOME, and CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR directories before executing a selected child command. It preserves the inherited environment and does not provision a legacy profile.

scripts/with-isolated-cloud-home.sh

Documentation (5) +338 / -0
cloud-build-resources.mdDocument Cloud build-resource planning +77/-0

Document Cloud build-resource planning

• Explains inherited worker heap, cgroup and host capacity, recommended headroom, and the limits of a passing preflight.

docs/agents/cloud-build-resources.md

cloud-instruction-activation.mdDocument bounded activation evidence +47/-0

Document bounded activation evidence

• Adds source and optional installation inspection instructions. Keeps native session loading explicitly unverified without independent context inspection.

docs/agents/cloud-instruction-activation.md

cloud-platform-acceptance.mdSeparate fixture results from host acceptance +97/-0

Separate fixture results from host acceptance

• Describes native Windows bootstrap, synthetic HTTP identity, existing deployed-preview testing, and the remaining real forwarding and browser steps.

docs/agents/cloud-platform-acceptance.md

codex-cloud-legacy-bootstrap.mdDocument checkout-owned legacy bootstrap scope +39/-0

Document checkout-owned legacy bootstrap scope

• Shows how to run explicitly selected legacy setup and maintenance in private subprocess homes without changing migration or provider-authorization boundaries.

docs/agents/codex-cloud-legacy-bootstrap.md

cross-repo-cloud-contracts.mdDefine cross-repository static audit scope +78/-0

Define cross-repository static audit scope

• Lists the seven repository adapters, local and pinned-source audit modes, CI behavior, and what static checks cannot establish.

docs/agents/cross-repo-cloud-contracts.md

Other (10) +1095 / -0
cloud-contracts.ymlRun scoped static Cloud contracts in CI +70/-0

Run scoped static Cloud contracts in CI

• Checks this checkout on relevant main-branch PRs and pushes. A separately requested dispatch can audit maintained public main revisions without credentials or dependency installation.

.github/workflows/cloud-contracts.yml

cloud-platform-smoke.ymlAdd native Windows bootstrap fixture job +58/-0

Add native Windows bootstrap fixture job

• Runs the platform smoke on Windows for relevant PR changes or manual dispatch. Stages the declared npm version in job-local storage without installing application dependencies.

.github/workflows/cloud-platform-smoke.yml

delivery.jsonRegister delivery checks and fixtures +6/-0

Register delivery checks and fixtures

• Adds resource and platform acceptance documentation, scripts, and tests to the delivery inventory.

docs/organisation/systems/delivery.json

knowledge.jsonRegister Cloud provenance and contract tools +6/-0

Register Cloud provenance and contract tools

• Adds activation evidence, isolated-home, cross-repository contract scripts, and their tests to the knowledge inventory.

docs/organisation/systems/knowledge.json

check-cloud-platform-smoke.mjsExercise bootstrap in a disposable worktree +148/-0

Exercise bootstrap in a disposable worktree

• Runs the existing setup against tiny offline fixtures to verify donor copying, installed-tree parity, hooks, reuse, and mismatch refusal. The Windows mode requires an actual native Windows runner.

scripts/check-cloud-platform-smoke.mjs

cloud-activation-evidence.test.tsTest provenance and inspection boundaries +148/-0

Test provenance and inspection boundaries

• Covers revision and hash reporting, Claude manifest comparison, legacy markerless artifacts, unsafe paths, and the unverified session status.

tests/cloud-activation-evidence.test.ts

cloud-build-resources.test.tsTest heap and cgroup readiness decisions +186/-0

Test heap and cgroup readiness decisions

• Covers v1/v2 limits, ancestors, reclaimable cache, host fallback, missing data, headroom, and child-inherited NODE_OPTIONS.

tests/cloud-build-resources.test.ts

cloud-isolated-home.test.tsTest isolated subprocess ownership +109/-0

Test isolated subprocess ownership

• Verifies scoped homes, inherited proxy and credential environment, standard input and exit status, checkout binding, and refusal of unsafe directories.

tests/cloud-isolated-home.test.ts

cloud-platform-smoke.test.tsTest bootstrap and synthetic HTTP identity +150/-0

Test bootstrap and synthetic HTTP identity

• Runs the disposable bootstrap fixture and checks the existing URL helper through a loopback backend and proxy. Covers matching and mismatched identity, forwarded headers, and HTTPS preview opt-in boundaries.

tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts

cross-repo-cloud-contracts.test.tsTest static adapters and source provenance +214/-0

Test static adapters and source provenance

• Exercises required surfaces, aliases, ownership tripwires, backup inactivity, legacy migration selection, pinned Git blobs, working-tree differences, and CI audit scope.

tests/cross-repo-cloud-contracts.test.ts

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1. Build checks pass without memory limits ✓ Resolved
Description
discoverBuildMemory() records no issue when both Linux cgroup discovery files are unavailable, and
it silently skips malformed mount records. If host memory appears sufficient, the preflight can pass
even though it cannot determine whether a smaller cgroup limit applies.
Code

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[R57-60]

+  const membership = platform === "linux" ? readOptional(readFile, "/proc/self/cgroup") : null;
+  const mounts = platform === "linux" ? readOptional(readFile, "/proc/self/mountinfo") : null;
+  if (membership && !mounts) issues.push("Cgroup membership exists but its memory mount could not be inspected.");
+  for (const line of mounts?.split("\n") ?? []) {
Relevance

●●● Strong

Fail-closed resource checks are explicitly required; recent precedents accept treating unavailable
evidence as blocking.

PR-#2173
PR-#2733

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Read failures become null. The sole missing-mount check requires nonempty membership, while a
missing mount file or skipped malformed records add no bound or issue; readiness then depends on the
host bound and the issue list.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[12-18]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[50-65]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[120-125]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[133-157]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
On Linux, missing cgroup discovery files or unparseable mount information can leave only the host-memory bound and produce a passing preflight.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[57-65]
- tests/cloud-build-resources.test.ts[60-91]

## Recommended Fix
Distinguish a verified absence of a memory cgroup from unavailable or malformed discovery data. Record a readiness issue for unknown data, and add regression fixtures showing that sufficient host memory cannot turn those cases into a pass.

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2. Malformed mount data hangs the preflight ✓ Resolved
Description
discoverBuildMemory() checks for the mountinfo separator but does not validate the mountpoint
field before traversing cgroup ancestors. If a memory-mount record has a separator but no
mountpoint, traversal reaches . and repeats indefinitely instead of reporting that the memory
boundary is unknown.
Code

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[R64-67]

+    if (!right) {
+      issues.push("Cgroup mount information contains an unparseable record.");
+      continue;
+    }
Relevance

●●● Strong

Deterministic infinite-loop reliability bug; team accepts fail-closed validation for malformed
resource discovery.

PR-#3600
PR-#3604

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The parser rejects a record only when the separator is absent, then substitutes an empty string for
a missing mountpoint. With a valid memory membership, the loop derives a relative directory;
dirname('.') remains ., while its only termination condition compares the directory with the
empty mountpoint.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[63-72]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[81-100]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[129-130]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
A memory-mount record containing ` - ` but lacking a mountpoint passes parsing. The ancestor loop can then remain at `.` indefinitely.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[64-72]
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[98-130]

## Recommended Fix
Validate that each relevant mountinfo record has a nonempty absolute mountpoint before deriving a cgroup directory. Record a discovery issue for malformed records, and add a regression fixture that confirms the preflight returns a not-ready result.

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3. Build preflight always fails on hybrid cgroup hosts ✓ Resolved
Description
discoverBuildMemory treats every cgroup2 mount as a memory hierarchy (`const v2 = type ===
"cgroup2"`) without checking that the memory controller is enabled there (for example via
cgroup.controllers). On hybrid v1/v2 hosts the controller-less unified mount (typically
/sys/fs/cgroup/unified) has no memory.max, so every directory walked adds a "could not be read"
issue and the preflight reports NOT READY even when the real v1 memory hierarchy has plenty of
capacity.
Code

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[R63-65]

+    const [type, , options] = right.split(" ");
+    const v2 = type === "cgroup2";
+    if (!v2 && !(type === "cgroup" && options?.split(",").includes("memory"))) continue;
Relevance

●●● Strong

Hybrid cgroup false failures violate the intended resource discovery contract and require a narrow
controller check.

PR-#2733
PR-#3600

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Line 64 sets v2 to true for any cgroup2 mount, and line 65 skips only v1 mounts that lack
memory. The v2 membership entry 0::/... always exists on hybrid systems, so the code resolves a
path, reads memory.max (lines 87-91), gets null on a controller-less mount and pushes an issue for
each ancestor up to the mount point. Any issue sets ok: false (line 157). The tests cover no
hybrid or controller-less mount.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[60-118]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[133-157]

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## Issue description
`discoverBuildMemory` treats every cgroup2 mount as a memory hierarchy. On hybrid hosts the unified mount has no memory controller, so readiness always fails because `memory.max` is missing.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[60-91]

## Recommended Fix
For cgroup2 mounts, read `<mountPoint>/cgroup.controllers` with the injected reader. If it is readable and does not list `memory`, skip the mount, the same way v1 mounts without `memory` are skipped. If it cannot be read, keep the current fail-closed behaviour. Add a test with a hybrid mountinfo that has a v1 memory mount plus a controller-less cgroup2 unified mount.

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4. A crashed proxy hangs the tests ✓ Resolved
Description
The forwarding fixture registers its cleanup exit listener only after calling child.kill(),
although the child may already have exited. If the child crashes before printing its port, the
startup timeout enters finally and waits for an exit event that cannot recur.
Code

tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts[R99-100]

+        child.kill();
+        await new Promise<void>((resolve) => child.once("exit", () => resolve()));
Relevance

●●● Strong

Cleanup must handle already-exited children; recent test reliability precedents favor preventing
hangs and preserving failure diagnostics.

PR-#3532
PR-#3597

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Evidence
The testing-review skill calls for checking test execution paths for flakiness. The cited fixture
has a startup timeout and attaches its cleanup exit listener afterward, allowing an already-exited
child to leave cleanup waiting indefinitely.

tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts[87-101]
Skill: testing-review

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The synthetic forwarding fixture can wait indefinitely during cleanup when its child exits before the cleanup listener is registered.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts[87-101]

## Recommended Fix
Register child-exit handling before awaiting startup, or check whether the child has already exited before waiting in `finally`. Add a regression case in which the fixture child exits before printing a port.

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5. Preload output blocks a usable build ✓ Resolved
Description
inheritedHeap() parses the probe’s entire stdout as one number, although the child inherits
NODE_OPTIONS and its preloaded modules. When an inherited preload writes to stdout, the heap
measurement becomes null and the preflight exits as not ready regardless of the actual heap and
memory capacity.
Code

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[R163-167]

+  const result = spawnSync(
+    process.execPath,
+    ["-e", 'process.stdout.write(String(require("node:v8").getHeapStatistics().heap_size_limit))'],
+    {
+      env: process.env,
Relevance

●●● Strong

Probe output contamination is a deterministic reliability bug; recent reviews accept hardening
bounded subprocess diagnostics.

PR-#3604
PR-#3597

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The probe inherits the full environment and writes its heap value to stdout. Parsing all captured
stdout as decimal bytes returns null if a preload prints text, which the assessment treats as a
readiness failure.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[20-24]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[135-140]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[160-173]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[182-193]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
An inherited Node preload can write to stdout before the heap probe, making a valid heap measurement unparsable.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[160-174]
- tests/cloud-build-resources.test.ts[159-177]

## Recommended Fix
Give the heap probe a distinguishable output channel or marker that cannot be confused with preload output, then parse only that measurement. Add a test using an inherited preload that writes to stdout.

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6. Installed Cloud files lose provenance clues ✓ Resolved
Description
codexEvidence() tests whether a generated file contains a marker line exactly equal to a shortened
marker string. The actual setup-generated profile and command shims append more text to those lines,
so inspection reports generatedMarker: false even for artifacts produced by this checkout’s
installers.
Code

scripts/cloud-activation-evidence.mjs[R125-127]

+    if (bytes) {
+      const lines = bytes.toString("utf8").split("\n");
+      generatedMarker = lines.includes(marker);
Relevance

●●● Strong

Whole-line marker matching contradicts installer output and loses provenance; artifact-inspection
fixes are consistently accepted.

PR-#3597
PR-#3604

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Both installers emit marker lines with text after the collector’s marker strings, and
lines.includes(marker) requires whole-line equality.

scripts/cloud-activation-evidence.mjs[113-127]
scripts/setup-codex-cloud.sh[236-241]
scripts/install-codex-cloud-command-shims.sh[156-162]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The evidence collector misses the generated markers on real Codex profiles and command shims because it compares complete lines against shortened strings.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/cloud-activation-evidence.mjs[113-127]
- tests/cloud-activation-evidence.test.ts[134-147]

## Recommended Fix
Recognize the exact marker lines emitted by both installers, or compare their established prefixes deliberately. Test with representative installer-generated profile and shim content while retaining unknown ownership for genuinely markerless files.

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Resolved findings

1. Build checks pass without memory limits ✓ Resolved
Description
discoverBuildMemory() records no issue when both Linux cgroup discovery files are unavailable, and
it silently skips malformed mount records. If host memory appears sufficient, the preflight can pass
even though it cannot determine whether a smaller cgroup limit applies.
Code

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[R57-60]

+  const membership = platform === "linux" ? readOptional(readFile, "/proc/self/cgroup") : null;
+  const mounts = platform === "linux" ? readOptional(readFile, "/proc/self/mountinfo") : null;
+  if (membership && !mounts) issues.push("Cgroup membership exists but its memory mount could not be inspected.");
+  for (const line of mounts?.split("\n") ?? []) {
Relevance

●●● Strong

Fail-closed resource checks are explicitly required; recent precedents accept treating unavailable
evidence as blocking.

PR-#2173
PR-#2733

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Read failures become null. The sole missing-mount check requires nonempty membership, while a
missing mount file or skipped malformed records add no bound or issue; readiness then depends on the
host bound and the issue list.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[12-18]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[50-65]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[120-125]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[133-157]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
On Linux, missing cgroup discovery files or unparseable mount information can leave only the host-memory bound and produce a passing preflight.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[57-65]
- tests/cloud-build-resources.test.ts[60-91]

## Recommended Fix
Distinguish a verified absence of a memory cgroup from unavailable or malformed discovery data. Record a readiness issue for unknown data, and add regression fixtures showing that sufficient host memory cannot turn those cases into a pass.

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2. Build preflight always fails on hybrid cgroup hosts ✓ Resolved
Description
discoverBuildMemory treats every cgroup2 mount as a memory hierarchy (`const v2 = type ===
"cgroup2"`) without checking that the memory controller is enabled there (for example via
cgroup.controllers). On hybrid v1/v2 hosts the controller-less unified mount (typically
/sys/fs/cgroup/unified) has no memory.max, so every directory walked adds a "could not be read"
issue and the preflight reports NOT READY even when the real v1 memory hierarchy has plenty of
capacity.
Code

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[R63-65]

+    const [type, , options] = right.split(" ");
+    const v2 = type === "cgroup2";
+    if (!v2 && !(type === "cgroup" && options?.split(",").includes("memory"))) continue;
Relevance

●●● Strong

Hybrid cgroup false failures violate the intended resource discovery contract and require a narrow
controller check.

PR-#2733
PR-#3600

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Line 64 sets v2 to true for any cgroup2 mount, and line 65 skips only v1 mounts that lack
memory. The v2 membership entry 0::/... always exists on hybrid systems, so the code resolves a
path, reads memory.max (lines 87-91), gets null on a controller-less mount and pushes an issue for
each ancestor up to the mount point. Any issue sets ok: false (line 157). The tests cover no
hybrid or controller-less mount.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[60-118]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[133-157]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`discoverBuildMemory` treats every cgroup2 mount as a memory hierarchy. On hybrid hosts the unified mount has no memory controller, so readiness always fails because `memory.max` is missing.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[60-91]

## Recommended Fix
For cgroup2 mounts, read `<mountPoint>/cgroup.controllers` with the injected reader. If it is readable and does not list `memory`, skip the mount, the same way v1 mounts without `memory` are skipped. If it cannot be read, keep the current fail-closed behaviour. Add a test with a hybrid mountinfo that has a v1 memory mount plus a controller-less cgroup2 unified mount.

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3. A crashed proxy hangs the tests ✓ Resolved
Description
The forwarding fixture registers its cleanup exit listener only after calling child.kill(),
although the child may already have exited. If the child crashes before printing its port, the
startup timeout enters finally and waits for an exit event that cannot recur.
Code

tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts[R99-100]

+        child.kill();
+        await new Promise<void>((resolve) => child.once("exit", () => resolve()));
Relevance

●●● Strong

Cleanup must handle already-exited children; recent test reliability precedents favor preventing
hangs and preserving failure diagnostics.

PR-#3532
PR-#3597

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The testing-review skill calls for checking test execution paths for flakiness. The cited fixture
has a startup timeout and attaches its cleanup exit listener afterward, allowing an already-exited
child to leave cleanup waiting indefinitely.

tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts[87-101]
Skill: testing-review

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The synthetic forwarding fixture can wait indefinitely during cleanup when its child exits before the cleanup listener is registered.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/cloud-platform-smoke.test.ts[87-101]

## Recommended Fix
Register child-exit handling before awaiting startup, or check whether the child has already exited before waiting in `finally`. Add a regression case in which the fixture child exits before printing a port.

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4. Preload output blocks a usable build ✓ Resolved
Description
inheritedHeap() parses the probe’s entire stdout as one number, although the child inherits
NODE_OPTIONS and its preloaded modules. When an inherited preload writes to stdout, the heap
measurement becomes null and the preflight exits as not ready regardless of the actual heap and
memory capacity.
Code

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[R163-167]

+  const result = spawnSync(
+    process.execPath,
+    ["-e", 'process.stdout.write(String(require("node:v8").getHeapStatistics().heap_size_limit))'],
+    {
+      env: process.env,
Relevance

●●● Strong

Probe output contamination is a deterministic reliability bug; recent reviews accept hardening
bounded subprocess diagnostics.

PR-#3604
PR-#3597

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The probe inherits the full environment and writes its heap value to stdout. Parsing all captured
stdout as decimal bytes returns null if a preload prints text, which the assessment treats as a
readiness failure.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[20-24]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[135-140]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[160-173]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[182-193]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
An inherited Node preload can write to stdout before the heap probe, making a valid heap measurement unparsable.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[160-174]
- tests/cloud-build-resources.test.ts[159-177]

## Recommended Fix
Give the heap probe a distinguishable output channel or marker that cannot be confused with preload output, then parse only that measurement. Add a test using an inherited preload that writes to stdout.

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5. Installed Cloud files lose provenance clues ✓ Resolved
Description
codexEvidence() tests whether a generated file contains a marker line exactly equal to a shortened
marker string. The actual setup-generated profile and command shims append more text to those lines,
so inspection reports generatedMarker: false even for artifacts produced by this checkout’s
installers.
Code

scripts/cloud-activation-evidence.mjs[R125-127]

+    if (bytes) {
+      const lines = bytes.toString("utf8").split("\n");
+      generatedMarker = lines.includes(marker);
Relevance

●●● Strong

Whole-line marker matching contradicts installer output and loses provenance; artifact-inspection
fixes are consistently accepted.

PR-#3597
PR-#3604

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Both installers emit marker lines with text after the collector’s marker strings, and
lines.includes(marker) requires whole-line equality.

scripts/cloud-activation-evidence.mjs[113-127]
scripts/setup-codex-cloud.sh[236-241]
scripts/install-codex-cloud-command-shims.sh[156-162]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The evidence collector misses the generated markers on real Codex profiles and command shims because it compares complete lines against shortened strings.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/cloud-activation-evidence.mjs[113-127]
- tests/cloud-activation-evidence.test.ts[134-147]

## Recommended Fix
Recognize the exact marker lines emitted by both installers, or compare their established prefixes deliberately. Test with representative installer-generated profile and shim content while retaining unknown ownership for genuinely markerless files.

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Resolved findings

1. Malformed mount data hangs the preflight ✓ Resolved
Description
discoverBuildMemory() checks for the mountinfo separator but does not validate the mountpoint
field before traversing cgroup ancestors. If a memory-mount record has a separator but no
mountpoint, traversal reaches . and repeats indefinitely instead of reporting that the memory
boundary is unknown.
Code

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[R64-67]

+    if (!right) {
+      issues.push("Cgroup mount information contains an unparseable record.");
+      continue;
+    }
Relevance

●●● Strong

Deterministic infinite-loop reliability bug; team accepts fail-closed validation for malformed
resource discovery.

PR-#3600
PR-#3604

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The parser rejects a record only when the separator is absent, then substitutes an empty string for
a missing mountpoint. With a valid memory membership, the loop derives a relative directory;
dirname('.') remains ., while its only termination condition compares the directory with the
empty mountpoint.

scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[63-72]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[81-100]
scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[129-130]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
A memory-mount record containing ` - ` but lacking a mountpoint passes parsing. The ancestor loop can then remain at `.` indefinitely.

## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[64-72]
- scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs[98-130]

## Recommended Fix
Validate that each relevant mountinfo record has a nonempty absolute mountpoint before deriving a cgroup directory. Record a discovery issue for malformed records, and add a regression fixture that confirms the preflight returns a not-ready result.

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- Fail closed when cgroup discovery is unknown
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  • ☑ Fixed: Build checks pass without memory limits
  • ☑ Fixed: Build preflight always fails on hybrid cgroup hosts
  • ☑ Fixed: A crashed proxy hangs the tests
  • ☑ Fixed: Preload output blocks a usable build
  • ☑ Fixed: Installed Cloud files lose provenance clues

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1. If marker creation or writing fails after root.mkdir, the partial scope remains; retries treat it as unowned and refuse that path until manually removed.

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52-52: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Pin the staged npm install to reduce supply-chain exposure.

Line 52 installs npm@$version with --package-lock=false. The version comes from the exact packageManager pin in package.json, so the version is deterministic. The install still has no integrity lockfile, which is the zizmor adhoc-packages warning. The install runs only in a read-only job with persist-credentials: false, so the risk is low. Consider an integrity check on the resolved tarball, or accept the warning with a short comment in the workflow.

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Review comments at @scripts/check-cross-repo-cloud-contracts.mjs:
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🟡 Medium risk · New isolated-home and cross-repository audit tooling plus CI smoke and resource checks could alter child-command configuration or block builds when host checks misdiagnose conditions.

Adds Cloud operational acceptance tooling: bounded source and installed-artifact provenance collection, cross-repository static contract checks, build-memory and host/cgroup capacity diagnostics, and a native Windows bootstrap smoke job. The cgroup v2 walk no longer fails on un-namespaced hosts where root lacks memory.max, so that finding is addressed. No open issues found.

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✅ Bug: cgroup v2 walk fails every un-namespaced host: root has no memory.max

📄 scripts/check-cloud-build-resources.mjs:85-99 📄 tests/cloud-build-resources.test.ts:19-28 📄 tests/cloud-build-resources.test.ts:77-83
For cgroup v2 the loop climbs from the process's cgroup up to mountPoint and reads memory.max at each level. If a read fails, it pushes Cgroup memory limit could not be read. The kernel only creates memory.max on non-root cgroups, and only where the parent's cgroup.subtree_control enables the memory controller. So on any Linux v2 host without a cgroup namespace (a bare VM, or a GitHub ubuntu-24.04 runner where the process sits in /system.slice/...), the last step reads /sys/fs/cgroup/memory.max, which does not exist. The preflight then always reports NOT READY, however much memory is free. Hybrid hosts fail the same way: their cgroup2 mount at /sys/fs/cgroup/unified has no memory controller, so no level has memory.max. The test fixture hides this by inventing /sys/fs/cgroup/memory.max: "max", and the 'unreadable visible ancestor' test treats the real kernel layout as a failure. Fix: for v2, treat a missing memory.max as 'no limit at this level' when the level is the hierarchy root, or when cgroup.controllers there doesn't list memory. Keep failing closed only when the controller is enabled but the file can't be read. Also update the fixtures to match the real root layout.

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BigSimmo merged commit 7ff341d into main Oct 17, 2026
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BigSimmo deleted the codex/cloud-operational-acceptance branch October 17, 2026 15:58
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