Track cross-repo Gateway operator control-surface rollout #3512

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   This isn't a bug to reproduce—it's a cross-repo coordination spine. Triage here means verifying the dependency graph is wired correctly and the state claims hold. They do.

   State verification

   • Gateway foundation PR fro-bot/agent#929 — MERGED 2026-06-17T00:52Z, ~30 min before this issue opened. Title confirms scope: "prepare web operator surface spine." The Phase B foundation slice you describe (runtime accepts surface: 'web', stable GitHub numeric IDs + login/session correlation, approval spine ready for a future web transport, no live routes yet) matches a merged foundation, not a claim. Good.
   • Tracking issue fro-bot/agent#907 — OPEN. Still the canonical agent-side home for the inbound control surface + operator web auth. Correct parent.
   • Phase B plan — docs/plans/2026-06-15-002-feat-gateway-web-operator-control-surface-plan.md present (~59KB). The dependency matrix (Units 2–8) traces to a real artifact, not a sketch.

   Cross-repo links — all six exist, confirmed

   The "related issues to track" in the body are live. Resolving them so this issue actually links the surface instead of describing it:

   Dashboard (fro-bot/dashboard):

   • #24 — Plan same-origin Gateway operator control-surface integration
   • #25 — Add typed Gateway operator API client contract behind mocks
   • #26 — Mock operator workflow UI skeleton

   Infra (marcusrbrown/infra):

   • #579 — Prepare Gateway operator listener reverse-proxy topology
   • #580 — Wire Gateway operator auth/config secrets into deploy
   • #581 — Decide same-origin hosting path for dashboard operator UI

   Dependency matrix — current gating reality

   The matrix is a chain rooted at agent units. Mapping the unlock edges to the downstream issues so the critical path is visible:

   Agent unit	Unlocks	Downstream blocked on it
   Unit 2 — operator listener/topology	infra proxy/topology	marcusrbrown/infra#579
   Unit 3 — OAuth/session/CSRF/allowlist	infra secrets + dashboard auth validation	marcusrbrown/infra#580, fro-bot/dashboard#24
   Unit 4 — run snapshot/SSE	live dashboard run observation	fro-bot/dashboard#25→live
   Unit 5 — web launch	live launch form	fro-bot/dashboard#26→live
   Unit 6 — web approvals	live approval cards	fro-bot/dashboard#26→live
   Unit 7 — binding reads	Gateway-backed repo selector	dashboard repo selector
   Unit 8 — smoke/operational readiness	production rollout claim	acceptance criterion #3

   Critical-path read: Unit 2 and Unit 3 are the true gate. marcusrbrown/infra#579 (topology) needs Unit 2's listener shape; marcusrbrown/infra#580 + fro-bot/dashboard#24 both need Unit 3's auth/config contract. Until those land, fro-bot/dashboard#25/fro-bot/dashboard#26 stay behind mocks—which is exactly where they're scoped right now. Nothing downstream is prematurely unblocked. The graph is honest.

   Risk that needs a guardrail, not just visibility

   Two of your listed risks are the ones most likely to silently rot the rollout:

   • Same-origin cookie boundary + auth/session duplication. Decide same-origin hosting path for dashboard operator UI marcusrbrown/infra#581 (hosting path) and Plan same-origin Gateway operator control-surface integration dashboard#24 (auth integration) are coupled by a single decision: same-origin vs. cross-origin. If that decision drifts between the two issues, you get a cookie boundary that works in dev and fails closed in prod. Pin the decision in one place—Decide same-origin hosting path for dashboard operator UI marcusrbrown/infra#581—and have Plan same-origin Gateway operator control-surface integration dashboard#24 reference it rather than re-derive it. Don't let two issues independently decide the same trust boundary.
   • SSE proxy buffering. This is an Prepare Gateway operator listener reverse-proxy topology marcusrbrown/infra#579 acceptance criterion, not a Unit 4 problem. Long-lived streams that get buffered by a reverse proxy fail in a way that looks like "the dashboard is slow," not "the proxy is wrong." Make "no buffering on the SSE path" an explicit checkbox on Prepare Gateway operator listener reverse-proxy topology marcusrbrown/infra#579 before Unit 4 ships, or you'll debug it live.
   • Announce ingress separation. The existing /v1/announce HMAC route (#671 lineage) must stay a distinct trust boundary from browser operator control. This is the single most important invariant in Gateway inbound control surface + operator web auth (the web-command spine) agent#907's hard constraints: web launch must route through the same fail-closed approval gate and must not become a higher-privilege bypass. Keep that assertion attached to Unit 5/Unit 6, not buried here.

   Proposed next steps

   1. Label this as a tracking epic. No tracking/epic label exists in this repo yet—agent: working is the only workflow label. Recommend adding a tracking label so this and future cross-repo coordination issues are queryable. I won't create labels unprompted.
   2. Make the matrix self-updating, not manual. Acceptance criterion feat: set default settings #1 says "keep the dependency matrix updated as units land." Manual matrix maintenance is where tracking issues go to die. Add the six cross-repo issues to a GitHub Project (or task-list with - [ ] items referencing each issue number) so closure state renders automatically instead of requiring a human to re-edit prose.
   3. Gate Unit 3 first. It's the widest unlock (Wire Gateway operator auth/config secrets into deploy marcusrbrown/infra#580 + Plan same-origin Gateway operator control-surface integration dashboard#24 both wait on it) and it's the security-critical auth boundary Gateway inbound control surface + operator web auth (the web-command spine) agent#907 flagged as "the genuinely hard part." Sequence it ahead of Units 4–7.
   4. Do not mark rollout complete until Unit 8 smoke + live dashboard/infra integration verify. This is acceptance criterion feat: sync template changes #3 and it's correct—hold the line. Foundation merged is not rollout shipped.

   No implementation happens from this issue, per its own acceptance criteria. This is a map. The map currently matches the territory.

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   @fro-bot tracker bootstrap complete.

   Project:

   • Gateway operator control-surface rollout

   Tracked items added:

   • Track cross-repo Gateway operator control-surface rollout #3512
   • Gateway inbound control surface + operator web auth (the web-command spine) agent#907
   • feat(gateway): prepare web operator surface spine agent#929
   • Plan same-origin Gateway operator control-surface integration dashboard#24
   • Add typed Gateway operator API client contract behind mocks dashboard#25
   • Mock operator workflow UI skeleton dashboard#26
   • Prepare Gateway operator listener reverse-proxy topology marcusrbrown/infra#579
   • Wire Gateway operator auth/config secrets into deploy marcusrbrown/infra#580
   • Decide same-origin hosting path for dashboard operator UI marcusrbrown/infra#581

   Current automation direction:

   • scheduled/manual Gateway rollout tracker workflow will call the reusable Fro Bot workflow
   • daily Fro Bot prompt will check the tracker during org oversight but stays awareness-only
   • tracker updates should update project item state/fields and post comments only when meaningful readiness evidence changes

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   Tracker spine confirmed. Project users/fro-bot/projects/1 now holds all nine items, and I just re-verified the territory the map points at:

   Item	State	Role
   fro-bot/agent#929	MERGED 2026-06-17T00:52Z	Phase B foundation slice (spine only)
   fro-bot/agent#907	OPEN	canonical agent-side parent
   fro-bot/dashboard#24 / #25 / #26	OPEN	downstream, behind mocks
   marcusrbrown/infra#579 / #580 / #581	OPEN	topology + secrets + hosting decision

   Nothing has moved since the foundation merged. No Phase B unit beyond the spine has landed (the only other gateway-operator PR, #915, was a closed brainstorm doc). So the current readiness state is exactly: foundation merged, zero live routes, eight downstream issues all blocked. That's the honest baseline the tracker should start from.

   On the automation direction

   The three rules you set are the right shape. One sharpening on each:

   1. Scheduled/manual tracker → reusable workflow. Fine. But give the scheduled run a no-op exit when nothing changed. A daily tracker that posts "still blocked on Unit 2/3" every 24h is noise that trains people to ignore it. Which leads directly to —

   2. "Post comments only when meaningful readiness evidence changes." This is the load-bearing rule, and "meaningful" needs a definition or it'll rot into either spam or silence. Pin it to state transitions on the gating edges, not prose drift:

   • an Agent unit (2–8) merges → recompute the matrix, post
   • a downstream issue closes or flips to a live (non-mock) state → post
   • the same-origin hosting decision lands in infra#581 → post (this one unblocks two issues at once)
   • nothing in that set changed → update project fields silently, no comment

   Field updates are free; comments cost attention. Spend comments only on edge transitions.

   3. Daily org-oversight prompt checks the tracker. Good, but have it read project item state, not this issue's comment history. The project is now the source of truth for closure; the comment thread is the narrative. Don't let the daily prompt re-derive status by parsing prose — that's the manual-matrix failure mode wearing a cron disguise.

   The gate hasn't changed

   Unit 3 (OAuth/session/CSRF/allowlist) is still the widest unlock and the security-critical boundary fro-bot/agent#907 flagged as the genuinely hard part — infra#580 and dashboard#24 both wait on it. Sequence it ahead of 4–7. And the single decision most likely to silently break prod is still the same-origin trust boundary: keep it pinned in infra#581 and let dashboard#24 reference it, not re-decide it.

   Hold acceptance criterion #3 — rollout is not complete until Unit 8 smoke + live dashboard/infra integration verify. Foundation merged is not rollout shipped. The tracker's job now is to keep that distinction from blurring as units land.

   Map's wired. The daemon can watch the edges from here.

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    @fro-bot tracker sweep — no drift. Edges held since the last status.

    Item	State	Readiness	Gate	Δ
    fro-bot/agent#929	MERGED	foundation shipped	foundation	—
    fro-bot/agent#907	OPEN	tracking	Units 2–8	—
    fro-bot/dashboard#24	OPEN	ready now	Unit 3	—
    fro-bot/dashboard#25	OPEN	ready now	Units 4–6	—
    fro-bot/dashboard#26	OPEN	ready now	Units 5–6	—
    marcusrbrown/infra#579	OPEN	blocked	Unit 2	—
    marcusrbrown/infra#580	OPEN	blocked	Unit 3	—
    marcusrbrown/infra#581	OPEN	ready now	Unit 3	—

    What I checked for, what moved: No Agent unit (2–8) merged — the only Phase B merge remains the #929 spine, already acknowledged. Activity in the three repos since last sweep is dependency bumps, CI/release tuning, and branding chores (agent#926/#928, dashboard#6/#7/#18/#19/#21/#22/#23/#27, infra#572–#578). None touch a gateway-operator route, none close a downstream issue, none land the infra#581 same-origin hosting decision.

    No tracked issue closed. No live (non-mock) route shipped. The hosting decision still sits unmade in infra#581 — still the widest single unlock.

    Project fields on users/fro-bot/projects/1 already match this matrix; nothing to re-write. No tracked-issue comments posted — no issue-specific transition evidence to report.

    Baseline stands: foundation merged, zero live routes, eight downstream issues blocked. The daemon's still watching the edges. Nothing crossed.

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    @fro-bot tracker sweep — one edge crossed. A gate transitioned since the last status.

    Transition

    fro-bot/dashboard#24 → CLOSED (COMPLETED) 2026-06-17T06:15:30Z, via dashboard PR #29.

    This is the same-origin Gateway operator control-surface plan landing — not a live route. The merged plan (docs/plans/2026-06-17-001-feat-gateway-operator-control-surface-plan.md) pins:

    • the dashboard-side same-origin /operator/* contract
    • the dashboard-vs-Gateway auth boundary (dashboard session ≠ Gateway operator auth — the duplication risk, settled on paper)
    • disabled/default behavior and Phase B readiness dependencies
    • handoff criteria for chore(deps): update bfra-me/renovate-config action to v1.5.9 #25 and feat: add schedule trigger to Renovate workflow #26

    No production Gateway calls were introduced. This closes the planning obligation, not an integration. The work it unblocks — the typed API client (#25) and mock UI skeleton (#26) — is contract/mock scoped and still gated behind Agent Units 4–6 for anything live.

    What this does and does not move

    The plan also documents the same-origin trust boundary that infra#581 owns the decision for. Worth being precise: dashboard#24 references and consumes that boundary from the dashboard side; it does not make the hosting decision. infra#581 stays open and stays the widest single unlock. The map says: dashboard now knows what shape it's building toward, but infra still has to choose where it lives.

    Current matrix

    Item	State	Readiness	Gate	Δ
    fro-bot/agent#929	MERGED	foundation shipped	foundation	—
    fro-bot/agent#907	OPEN	tracking	Units 2–8	—
    fro-bot/dashboard#24	CLOSED	ready now → done	Unit 3	closed (plan landed)
    fro-bot/dashboard#25	OPEN	ready now	Units 4–6	—
    fro-bot/dashboard#26	OPEN	ready now	Units 5–6	—
    marcusrbrown/infra#579	OPEN	blocked	Unit 2	—
    marcusrbrown/infra#580	OPEN	blocked	Unit 3	—
    marcusrbrown/infra#581	OPEN	ready now	Unit 3	—

    Project users/fro-bot/projects/1 already carries #24 as Done; fields match this matrix, nothing to re-write. No Agent unit (2–8) merged — the #929 spine is still the only Phase B merge. No live route shipped.

    Baseline shifts by exactly one: foundation merged, zero live routes, dashboard planning closed, seven downstream issues still open. Acceptance criterion #3 holds — a closed plan is not a shipped rollout. The daemon logged the edge and went back to watching.

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    @fro-bot tracker sweep — Agent Unit 2 crossed.

    Transition

    fro-bot/agent#931 → MERGED (COMPLETED) 2026-06-17T06:20:38Z, merge commit 198905b57545902d82fe0668fc7daa3cf3d339d4.

    This is the Gateway operator listener/topology slice landing. It adds the opt-in operator listener skeleton, keeps it disabled by default, binds it only to explicit gateway-net IPv4 config, rejects hostnames/all-interface/loopback/sandbox-net/IPv6 binds, keeps the announce and operator surfaces pinned separately, and exposes no privileged browser routes yet.

    Readiness evidence:

    • PR head 3fccb2e1b29f9d5b6226332771972481af3e8bae
    • fresh Fro Bot review: APPROVED, verdict PASS
    • all checks green: CI, Test GitHub Action, Gateway Image Smoke Test, Workspace Image Smoke Test, Release preview, CodeQL
    • Unit 2 non-blockers were patched before merge: IPv6 binds rejected, prefix-check assumptions documented, and future route rate-limit contract documented

    What this moves

    Unit 2 was the gate for the infra topology work. That edge is now crossed: marcusrbrown/infra#579 is no longer blocked on agent code shape and can proceed against the listener contract from fro-bot/agent#931.

    Unit 3 is now the next agent-side gate and the right next implementation target. The operator listener exists, but it has only GET /operator/health; auth/session/CSRF/allowlist are not present yet. That means anything needing real browser operator auth remains Unit-3-gated.

    Current matrix

    Item	State	Readiness	Gate	Δ
    fro-bot/agent#929	MERGED	foundation shipped	foundation	—
    fro-bot/agent#931	MERGED	listener/topology shipped	Unit 2	crossed
    fro-bot/agent#907	OPEN	tracking	Units 3–8	Unit 2 complete
    fro-bot/dashboard#24	CLOSED	planning done	Unit 3	—
    fro-bot/dashboard#25	OPEN	mock/client work can continue; live calls wait	Units 4–6	—
    fro-bot/dashboard#26	OPEN	mock UI can continue; live launch/approval waits	Units 5–6	—
    marcusrbrown/infra#579	OPEN	ready now	Unit 2	unblocked by fro-bot/agent#931
    marcusrbrown/infra#580	OPEN	blocked	Unit 3	—
    marcusrbrown/infra#581	OPEN	ready now	Unit 3 / hosting decision	—

    Unit 3 readiness

    Agent is ready to start Unit 3: OAuth/session/CSRF/allowlist/audit seam.

    The plan dependency is satisfied because fro-bot/agent#931 delivered:

    • separate operator listener lifecycle
    • fail-closed operator config and deploy validation
    • no-oracle response helpers
    • pre-auth body/rate-limit/forwarded-header guards
    • ingress-pin coverage keeping announce and operator trust boundaries distinct
    • explicit rate-limit contract for future authenticated routes

    Unit 3 should keep the same trust-boundary posture: GitHub human auth only, opaque server-side sessions, __Host- cookie invariants, origin + CSRF checks before mutating JSON routes, file-backed operator allowlist, stable GitHub numeric IDs for audit, and no bearer/API callers in v1.

    Dependent-project status

    • infra#579 should now be treated as ready to proceed with reverse-proxy topology against the feat(gateway): add operator listener topology agent#931 listener contract. It still must preserve no-buffering for future SSE and must not route /v1/announce through the browser operator trust boundary.
    • infra#580 remains blocked until Unit 3 defines and lands the auth/config secret contract.
    • infra#581 remains ready and should stay the source of truth for same-origin hosting; dashboard#24 has already consumed that boundary on paper but does not replace the infra decision.
    • dashboard#25/feat: add schedule trigger to Renovate workflow #26 can continue mock/contract UI work, but live Gateway calls stay blocked until Units 4–6 expose run observation, launch, and approvals.

    Baseline is now: foundation merged, Unit 2 listener/topology merged, zero privileged live routes, dashboard planning closed, infra topology unblocked, Unit 3 is the next agent gate.

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    Edge confirmed. I re-verified the territory before logging it:

    • feat(gateway): add operator listener topology agent#931 — MERGED 2026-06-17T06:20:38Z, merge commit 198905b57545902d82fe0668fc7daa3cf3d339d4. Title "feat(gateway): add operator listener topology." Matches the transition you reported — listener/topology slice, not a privileged route.
    • Prepare Gateway operator listener reverse-proxy topology marcusrbrown/infra#579 — OPEN, correctly unblocked (not closed). Ready to proceed against the feat(gateway): add operator listener topology agent#931 listener contract.
    • Wire Gateway operator auth/config secrets into deploy marcusrbrown/infra#580 — OPEN, still blocked on Unit 3.
    • Plan same-origin Gateway operator control-surface integration dashboard#24 — CLOSED, planning done, holds.
    • No Unit 3 PR exists yet. feat(gateway): add operator listener topology agent#931 is the latest gateway-operator merge; feat(gateway): prepare web operator surface spine agent#929 + feat(gateway): add operator listener topology agent#931 are the only two Phase B merges, docs(brainstorm): gateway inbound control surface + operator web auth (spine) agent#915 stays a closed brainstorm. The matrix is honest.

    The distinction that matters now

    Unit 2 crossing changes infra#579 from blocked to ready — it does not change it to done, and the gap between those two is where this rollout is most likely to bite. fro-bot/agent#931 shipped a listener that binds IPv4-only, rejects loopback/all-interface/IPv6/sandbox-net, and keeps announce and operator surfaces pinned apart. That's a clean contract for the reverse proxy to target. But the proxy work inherits two invariants that have to be built in from the first commit, not retrofitted:

    • SSE no-buffering belongs in infra#579 now. Unit 4 (run snapshot/SSE) hasn't shipped, which makes it tempting to defer the streaming concern. Don't. A reverse proxy that buffers long-lived streams fails silently — it looks like "the dashboard is slow," not "the proxy is wrong" — and you won't see it until Unit 4 is live and you're debugging in prod. Make "no buffering on the operator stream path" an explicit acceptance checkbox on infra#579 while the topology is being written, even though nothing streams yet.
    • The announce/operator ingress separation is now a proxy-layer obligation, not just a code-layer one. feat(gateway): add operator listener topology agent#931 keeps /v1/announce HMAC distinct from operator control inside the gateway. The reverse proxy must not collapse that distinction by routing announce through the browser operator trust boundary. That's a topology assertion infra#579 owns from day one.

    Unit 3 is the gate, and it's the hard one

    The next agent target is correct: OAuth/session/CSRF/allowlist/audit. fro-bot/agent#931 satisfied the structural preconditions — separate listener lifecycle, fail-closed config, pre-auth guards, no-oracle helpers, the rate-limit contract for future authenticated routes. So Unit 3 starts from a real seam, not a green field.

    Unit 3 is also the widest unlock left: it gates infra#580 (secret wiring) and the live side of dashboard#25/#26. Keep the trust-boundary posture fro-bot/agent#907 flagged as the genuinely hard part — GitHub human auth only, opaque server-side sessions, __Host- cookie invariants, origin + CSRF before any mutating JSON route, file-backed allowlist, stable numeric IDs for audit, no bearer callers in v1. That posture is the difference between an operator surface and a privilege-escalation footgun.

    infra#581 stays the source of truth for the same-origin hosting decision — still unmade, still the one decision that, once it drifts, fails closed in prod. dashboard#24 consumed that boundary on paper; it didn't make it.

    Baseline

    Foundation merged → Unit 2 listener/topology merged → zero privileged live routes → dashboard planning closed → infra topology unblocked → Unit 3 is the next agent gate.

    Acceptance criterion #3 still holds: an unblocked topology issue is not a shipped rollout. The daemon logged the edge and went back to watching. Two crossed, six to go.

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    @fro-bot Contract 1.14.0 rollout accepted; acceptance remains partial.

    Responding to 6520551685:

    • Verified: actual Gateway v0.129.0 deployment 41033063087, Dashboard .77 healthy runtime/digest 40989484959, merged pins infra#1711/Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1705, public health 1.14.0, and served stream asset matching .77's contract pin. Latest router 41036440469 skipped both; latest releases v0.130.0/.78 are separate from deployment.
    • Accepted as operator-reported: eight-launch explicit passes and all eight terminal outcomes, including ordinary cancel/questions/checkout/approval confirmation/logout-CSRF/prompt limit. Roughly 13-minute skew and workspace posture remain attributed to your report. infra#1711 documents old-tag build failure and paired digest rollback; rollback itself is untested.
    • Flagged: absent waitReason does not establish populated drain/clearing/precedence or terminal/reload/unknown-value checks. Normal terminal launches do not prove injected stuck-run recovery or checkout containment. Logout/CSRF does not explicitly prove negative-CSRF, upgrade recovery or saved-cookie invalidation. Skipped device/Discord/account/provider tests and current-pair restart durability remain open. Always confirmation is a UI pass, not permission isolation: agent#1990 records the cross-run grant.
    • Changed: rewrote current state, open work, full matrix, risks and acceptance; checked forward deployment/health-ready/audit-pin gates and retained stronger unmet requirements. Updated Project gates/readiness and added agent#1990 + infra#1711, bringing it to 65 items. Overall In Progress / blocked: policy availability, Always scope and live edge cases remain.

    Run Summary

    • Run: workflow_dispatch / 41041309060; answered pending mention 6520551685 only.
    • Verification: 63 existing Project-linked states, two new dependencies, releases, standalone/router workflows, actual deploy jobs/logs, source pins, public health, served stream asset and operator acceptance history. Issue body and all 65 Project item fields read back successfully.
    • Changes: GitHub tracker body/Project fields/dependencies; one reply, no other issue comments. Existing working-tree changes preserved; repository tests not applicable to remote tracker updates.
    • Limits: authenticated acceptance remains operator-reported; no independent device, memory/OOM, rollback or fault-injection sign-off. Required preflight marker preserved exactly, including pre-reconciliation snapshot.
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    @fro-bot Deployment advanced to Gateway v0.130.0 / Dashboard .78; contract remains 1.14.0.

    • Deployment: router 41044404018 deployed Gateway/workspace built with OpenCode 2.2.0, verifying running image digests and 1024 MiB/equal swap. Dashboard 41040783946 converged healthy on .78. Public health and the served .78 stream pin verify 1.14.0.
    • Tracker/Project: refreshed current state, open items, matrix, risks and acceptance; updated deployment gates. Added agent#1805/Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1988 and infra#1712/Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1714/chore(deps): update bfra-me/.github action to v1.13.0 #1716, bringing Project 1 to 70 items. Main Gateway pin is v0.130.0; main Dashboard still .77, with infra#1716 open for the .78 audit record.
    • Acceptance changes: retained the eight-launch sweep as historical v0.129.0/.77 evidence; added explicit V2 provider/approval/cancel/background, memory-load canary and paired-revert gates. infra#1714 supplies check 17/L9 without proving populated waitReason acceptance. Existing unmet gates remain; overall In Progress / blocked.

    Run Summary

    • Run: schedule / 41055442434; no pending mentions; no historical mention re-answered.
    • Verification: 65 Project-derived states, five dependencies, latest releases, standalone/router jobs/logs, source pins, public health, served asset and paginated operator acceptance history. Tracker body and all 70 Project fields read back.
    • Changes: tracker body/Project fields/dependencies and exactly one status comment. Existing working-tree changes preserved; repository tests not applicable to GitHub-only updates.
    • Limits: V2 production behavior, memory under load, rollback and authenticated/device/fault-injection acceptance remain unverified. Required preflight marker preserved exactly; its snapshot predates this reconciliation.
19. marcusrbrown commented on Oct 30, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot OpenCode V2 rolled back to V1 after a 4-hour outage; check 17 is partly verified on the live pair.

    • V2 outage: infra#1712 deployed gateway v0.130.0 with the OpenCode V2 workspace at 11:08Z (router run 41044404018). From then on, every run failed about 9 s in with provider-auth-unavailable. The V2 server's per-spawn credential store was empty because the provisioned auth.json was never imported, so every model call got a 401. Filed as agent#1992. V2 also fetches its catalog from models.opencode.ai, which the egress allowlist blocks; I'm allowlisting it in infra#1720 ahead of V2's return.
    • Rollback: infra#1718 returned the gateway to v0.129.0 (V1) at about 15:10Z (router run 41077416543). Health reports 1.14.0 with dashboard 2026.10.78, and the digests and the 1 GiB workspace limit are verified. The Renovate ceiling is back to <0.130.0.
    • V1 re-check (7 runs, all terminal): a plain run streams to succeeded; Once approval passes; a fresh run prompts again and Reject works (check 9.3); a question can be answered with Submit or Skip; Cancel shows "Cancelled" / "Run stopped."; push is ready; the session survived both deploys (check 14). Always wasn't exercised (agent#1990).
    • Check 17 (run wait reason), runs 225892d9, 7029bbeb, b5d03202 on fro-bot/agent:
      • Wire order is correct: no reason → awaiting-background-task (first seen about 85–90 s after launch) → confirming-completion (about 15 s) → cleared → succeeded. /operator/runs entries never carry waitReason.
      • The labels read on the expanded card verbatim: "Waiting on a background task", then "Confirming it has finished". A label appearing in place on an already-expanded card wasn't captured.
      • Collapsed card: no reason line, badge reads "Running". Pass.
      • Re-expanding the card brings the label back. Pass.
      • Reconnect is inconclusive: 5 s of browser offline left the open stream connected, so the line never went blank. After reconnecting it showed the current reason.
      • On terminal and after a reload, the expanded card has no reason line. Pass.
      • Neither rare reason (awaiting-reply, agent-working) showed up.
    • Runbook: check 17's step-1 timeout (60 s) ran out before the first reason could appear. I'm fixing the timing in infra#1719.
20. fro-bot commented on Oct 30, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Production is back on Gateway v0.129.0 / OpenCode V1 + Dashboard .78; contract 1.14.0. Rollout remains blocked.

    Responding only to 6528138598.

    Verified / accepted

    • Rollback: merged infra#1718, router41077416543, main pins and Renovate ceiling corroborate V1 restoration at 15:10Z. Logs verify running images and 1GiB/equal swap; health and byte-matched .78 stream pin report 1.14.0. Latest agent release remains v0.130.0, deliberately rolled back. infra#1716 is merged; .78 audit drift is resolved.
    • Operator-reported acceptance: seven terminal V1 runs; stream/success, Once, fresh-run re-prompt/Reject, Submit/Skip, ordinary Cancel, push ready and session continuity across both deploys.
    • Partial check17: accepted background→confirming→cleared→succeeded, no summary field, exact expanded labels, collapsed Running/no reason, re-expansion and terminal/reload absence. These are attributed to your three-run report.
    • V2 incident: accepted the reported four-hour auth outage; agent#1992's existing Linux reproduction corroborates missing fresh-spawn credentials. Catalog egress is a separate prerequisite in open infra#1720.

    Still flagged

    • Reconnect remains inconclusive: offline did not break SSE. In-place first appearance, rare reasons, approval/question precedence and unknown-value handling remain unchecked.
    • infra#1719's timeout correction is open, not shipped; 60s cannot cover the observed 85–90s first reason.
    • Once re-prompt is not Always isolation (agent#1990). Ordinary terminal/cancel runs do not prove stop-before-reuse, backup recovery or fault-injected reconciliation. Push ready is not delivery. Auth failure termination does not prove quota/reloaded-summary behavior.
    • The rebuilt V2→V1 restoration is accepted; exact prior-digest/older-contract and migration-snapshot rollback checks remain. V2 return/provider credentials/catalog access and memory-load acceptance remain blocked/unverified.

    Changed

    Rewrote current state, open items, the full Project-derived matrix, risks and acceptance. Checked only supported restoration/audit/session/waitReason subgates; retained stronger unmet gates explicitly. Updated 26 existing Project items and added agent#1992 + infra#1718/#1719/#1720, bringing Project1 to 74 items. #3512 stays In Progress / blocked; V2 evaluation now names its blockers. No additional tracked-issue comment was needed: #1992 already acknowledges the reproduction.

    Run Summary

    • Run: workflow_dispatch / 41092329292; answered pending mention 6528138598 only, fetched by ID.
    • Verification: all70 Project-derived issue/PR states; four new dependencies; latest releases and successful standalone/router histories; rollback deployment logs; main pins/ceiling; health/served .78 asset; paginated operator evidence. Exact body and all74 Project field readbacks passed.
    • Limits: authenticated results remain operator-reported; no independent device, fault-injection or memory-load sign-off. Required preflight marker retained exactly, including its pre-reconciliation snapshot.
    • Delivery: GitHub tracker/Project edits and this single comment. No code changes; repository tests not applicable; existing working-tree changes preserved.
21. marcusrbrown commented on Oct 31, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Check 17 step 1 now passes. Check 17 is complete except step 4.

    • Run 6c171042-d259-47f9-a15c-537744d61e40 (fro-bot/agent, gateway v0.129.0 V1, dashboard 2026.10.78, launched 2026-10-31T01:41:38Z, succeeded). A frame observer was attached from launch and the card stayed expanded the whole time. Frames: running → awaiting-background-task at +73 s → confirming-completion at +142 s → no reason at +149 s → succeeded 0.3 s later.
    • Step 1 passes. Both labels appeared under the repo name on the expanded card, which was never collapsed: "Waiting on a background task" within 6 s of its frame, then "Confirming it has finished" within 0.1 s of its frame. No raw value showed on the card.
    • Step 5 passes again. At terminal, the expanded card has no reason line, and the list entry has no waitReason.
    • Check 17 across four L9 runs (225892d9, 7029bbeb, b5d03202, 6c171042):
      • Wire order passes.
      • Steps 1, 2, 3 and 5 pass.
      • Step 4 (reconnect blank) is still inconclusive, because a browser offline toggle doesn't drop the open stream.
      • Step 6 rare reasons were not seen.
    • Timing varies more than the runbook says: the first reason arrives 73–91 s after launch and the reason window lasts about 45–75 s. I'm correcting the runbook wording in infra#1722.
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    @fro-bot Check 17 step 1 accepted as operator-reported; rollout remains In Progress / blocked.

    Responding only to mention 6537477455, fetched by ID.

    Accepted / verified

    • Run 6c171042: accepted the continuously expanded-card observation, background/confirming labels within 6s/0.1s of their frames, no raw values, clearing and terminal/list absence. Across four L9 runs, wire order and steps 1, 2, 3 and 5 pass. These are your posted results, not an independent authenticated replay.
    • Production: latest router 41125077031 redeployed v0.129.0 V1, verified image digests/1024 MiB/equal swap and skipped Dashboard. Dashboard .78 deployment remains 41040783946; health and the byte-matched served stream asset verify 1.14.0. Latest releases remain v0.130.0 / .78.
    • Catalog/timing: infra#1719 and Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1720 are merged. Router41095891967 deployed the allowlist; the latest router log records models.opencode.ai/api.json → 200 OK. Checked the catalog gate separately from provider acceptance. infra#1722 remains open; accepted the reported 73–91s first reason/45–75s window and tracked its wording correction.
    • Changed during this run: agent#1993 merged at 02:07:06Z, closing agent#1992. Corrected their implementation states; the credential fix remains unreleased/undeployed.

    Still flagged

    “Complete except step 4” applies to the exercised steps 1–5. Step 4 remains inconclusive until SSE actually disconnects; step 6 rare reasons remain unobserved/opportunistic. Approval/question precedence and unknown-value tolerance remain unchecked. Neither catalog success nor the credential-fix merge establishes live V2 provider acceptance. Existing policy, Always, containment/reconciliation, device/security and older paired-rollback gates remain.

    Changed

    Refreshed current state, open work, the full dependency matrix and acceptance. Checked the supported in-place-label, #1719 merge and catalog subgates; retained stronger requirements and added #1722 timing/#1993 delivery gates. Updated 11 existing Project items, added agent#1993 + infra#1722 (76 items), and reconciled status/readiness/gate fields. #1992/#1993 are Done / waiting; #1719/#1720 Done / done. No unmet gate was silently removed.

    Run Summary

    • Run: workflow_dispatch / 41157732034; answered pending mention 6537477455 only.
    • Verification: 74 Project-derived states plus two dependencies; releases, successful standalone/router runs and deployment logs; public health, served .78 asset and operator acceptance history. Exact issue body/title and all 76 Project item readbacks passed.
    • Limits: authenticated results remain operator-reported; no new device, fault-injection, memory-load or live V2 sign-off. Supplied preflight marker retained exactly; its snapshot predates these reconciliations and the mid-run Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1993 merge.
    • Delivery: GitHub tracker/Project edits and one consolidated comment; no code delivery or additional issue comments. Repository tests not applicable to remote tracker changes; existing working-tree edits preserved.
23. marcusrbrown commented on Oct 31, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Check 16 step 4 (provider failure reason) passes, checked without a new launch. Check 17 step 4 is now marked not automatable.

    • Check 16 step 4: I used run 2e528d35-0d64-4b07-b0d9-2a27fb103a62 (fro-bot/agent), which failed during the V2 outage on 2026-10-30. Its list entry has status: failed, failureKind: session-error, providerFailureReason: provider-auth-unavailable.
      • Expanded, the card reads "Model provider unavailable" on the line under the FAILED badge, above the repo name. The run's output has expired, so the card body shows "Output no longer available."
      • After a real page reload (navigation type reload), the same card reopens from the URL hash with identical text.
      • The run-list tile's accessible name is "Run, status: Failed, reason: Model provider unavailable".
      • The other two outage runs (f2b5cf86, 125bae9c, marcusrbrown/infra) show the same label.
    • Check 17 step 4 (reconnect): now listed as not automatable in the automated runbook. Browser offline mode doesn't drop an open SSE stream, so the card never reconnects. The behaviour is covered by fro-bot/dashboard web/src/operator/wait-reason-label.test.ts ("a reconnecting connection clears a painted label, and a replayed running frame shows it again"). With that, check 17 is complete across the four L9 runs: steps 1, 2, 3 and 5 pass, step 4 isn't automated, and neither rare reason appeared.
24. fro-bot commented on Oct 31, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Check 16.4 accepted as operator-reported; Check 17's automated scope is complete. Rollout remains In Progress / blocked.

    Responding only to mention 6537636320, fetched by ID.

    Accepted

    • Provider reason: credited the persisted failed / session-error / provider-auth-unavailable summary, expanded Model provider unavailable label, identical real-reload/hash reopening and accessible tile reason on 2e528d35; the other two outage runs corroborate it. Expired output does not invalidate this result. This closes the demonstrated summary/reload subgate without a new launch.
    • Check 17: steps 1, 2, 3, 5 passed across four L9 runs; step 4 not automated; rare reasons unobserved/opportunistic. Verified the named reconnect regression exists in released Dashboard .78: label clears on disconnect and returns after reattachment/replay. Source inspected, not executed here.

    Flagged

    • The runbook change is proposed, not on main: open infra#1722 contains the not-automated classification and test reference. Main still prescribes the offline toggle/inconclusive result. Kept its delivery gate open.
    • Automated completion does not establish a real production reconnect. Retained that explicit live-unverified gate, live precedence/unknown-value checks and opportunistic rare-reason observations. Original live provider-failure SSE, quota and unknown/absent-detail checks remain separate from the accepted persisted auth-failure result.

    Updated / verified

    Refreshed Current state, Still open, the entire dependency matrix and acceptance list, and six Project gate descriptions. Rechecked all 76 Project-derived issue/PR states; no missing dependency found. Existing status/readiness values remain appropriate. No unmet gate was silently removed.

    Latest successful runs remain Gateway 38698076821, Dashboard 41040783946, router 41125077031. Router logs verify v0.129.0 V1, image digests and 1024 MiB/equal swap, with Dashboard skipped. Public health reports 1.14.0; latest releases remain v0.130.0 / .78. Credential fix agent#1993 is merged but unreleased/undeployed; V2 return remains blocked.

    Run Summary

    • Run: workflow_dispatch / 41158959300; answered pending mention 6537636320 only.
    • Checks: 76 live Project-derived states, release/deploy records, router logs, public health, posted acceptance, released reconnect-test source, main runbook and Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1722 diff. Exact tracker body/title and all 76 Project status/readiness/gate readbacks verified.
    • Limits: authenticated browser results remain operator-reported; test source was not executed. Supplied preflight marker retained exactly; its snapshot predates this reconciliation.
    • Delivery: tracker/Project edits and this single comment. No additional issue comments or code changes; pre-existing working-tree changes preserved. Repository tests do not apply to remote tracker edits.
25. fro-bot commented on Oct 31, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Tracker reconciled: V2 is deployed again; rollout remains In Progress / blocked.

    • Updated Current state, Still open, the dependency matrix and acceptance list to v0.130.1 / OpenCode2.2.0 + Dashboard.78, contract1.14.0. Router41160125884 verifies both images and1024MiB/equal swap. Credential fix#1993 shipped in v0.130.1 and is deployed; its release/deployment subgate is now checked.
    • Recorded latest release v0.130.3 separately from production. Latest router41185219448 skipped both services; the recent infra dependency bumps changed the GitHub Action, not the Gateway pin.
    • Checked the runbook-delivery gate: infra#1722 is merged and main includes widened timing, observation from65s and check17.4 not automated. Real production reconnect remains unchecked.
    • Added missing Project dependencies infra#1723 (Done / waiting) and agent#2004 (In Progress / ready now). Updated36 Project fields, including Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1722 readiness done and Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1805 In Progress / blocked. Always remains unfixed in production: Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #2004 is open.

    Historical V1/check16.4 results retain their recorded scope. Current V2 provider/fresh-spawn/clone-only, approval/cancel/background/persistence, memory and remaining security/recovery gates stay open. No unmet gate was removed.

    Run Summary

    • Run: schedule /41198905914; no pending mentions answered.
    • Verification: all76 existing Project-derived states plus2 dependencies, releases, standalone/router jobs and deployment logs, public health, posted acceptance and main runbook. Exact tracker body/title and all78 Project field readbacks passed.
    • Delivery: remote tracker/Project reconciliation and this single comment; repository tests do not apply. Pre-existing working-tree changes preserved.
    • Limits: no authenticated production replay or local provider tests executed. Required preflight marker copied exactly; its snapshot predates reconciliation.
26. marcusrbrown commented on Oct 31, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot OpenCode V2 is back in production on gateway v0.130.3 (OpenCode 2.2.5). The recheck passes except for Reject, which is unsafe, and check 17, which V2 can't demonstrate.

    • Rollout. infra#1723 re-landed V2 on v0.130.1 after agent#1992 was fixed. infra#1735 then moved to v0.130.3 (router run 41208892613, 14:22Z). Contract 1.14.0, dashboard 2026.10.78.
      • /readyz reports opencodeVersion 2.2.5, and Systematic is 3.28.0.
      • The V2 credential store holds anthropic and openai.
      • Memory is 384/1024 MiB with 0 OOM, and there are no provider-auth, failed or quarantined runs.
    • Recheck on v0.130.3 (6 launches). The launch smoke check passed: run 71fb6fdd streamed "OK".
      • Once: pass (f005379e).
      • Question Submit: pass (5631e3d0, "You chose A.").
      • Question Skip: pass (515bf08f, the run continued to succeeded).
      • Cancel: pass (4262df14, "Cancelled" / "Run stopped.").
      • Push: ready.
    • Discord, on the bound systematic channel (v0.130.1): plain mention, approval Once, background shell (reply after the shell finished), cancel from the dashboard (stop confirmed, no hold), and a new mention accepted afterwards. All pass.
    • Not safe on V2:
      • Reject. On v0.130.1 a Reject aborted the session, failed the run and quarantined the repo for about 20 minutes (agent#2001). v0.130.3 doesn't change this, so I didn't re-test it.
      • Always. Still out of scope (agent#1990, fix in agent#2004).
      • The approval request doesn't carry the command (agent#2002). v0.130.3 doesn't change this. The card lists the run's tool calls (touch …, rm …), but those come from the output, not the approval.
    • Check 17 (run wait reason) can't be demonstrated on V2.
      • L9 run acde2e35 on fro-bot/agent sent no status frame between +0.1 s and +140 s, only heartbeats, while the background subagent ran.
      • Then awaiting-background-task appeared for 5.6 s, followed by succeeded.
      • confirming-completion never appeared.
      • Every other run, none of which starts a background task, shows the same roughly 5.5 s awaiting-background-task flash just before finishing. So on V2 the reason doesn't distinguish a background drain.
      • Step 1 (label in place) and step 5 (cleared at terminal, and after a reload) pass mechanically. Steps 2 and 3 weren't exercisable in the window.
      • On V1 (v0.129.0) the reason covered the 45–75 s drain correctly.
27. fro-bot commented on Oct 31, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Accepted the partial V2 recheck; rollout remains In Progress / blocked.

    Replying to 6545749333, fetched by ID before acting:

    Verified / accepted

    • Production is v0.130.3 / OpenCode2.2.5 / Systematic3.28.0, Dashboard.78, contract1.14.0. Merged infra#1735 and router41208892613 corroborate the promotion, both running image digests and1024MiB/equal swap. Public health agrees; latest releases and standalone deployment runs were checked.
    • Accepted as operator-reported: current launch/stream, Once, Submit/Skip, ordinary Cancel and push ready; thev0.130.1 Discord mention/Once/background/cancel/subsequent-mention passes; sampled memory/readiness/provider observations. These are credited at their reported versions.

    Corrections / retained gates

    • Always#2004 is now merged and#1990 closed, but the fix postdatesv0.130.3 and is unreleased/undeployed. Always remains out of scope; live run isolation and old-grant reset remain unchecked.
    • Reject#2001 and missing approval command#2002 remain open blockers. Their existing triage already acknowledges the evidence. Output tool calls are not approval-specific details; no Reject retest/pass inferred.
    • Check17: accepted V2 steps1/5 mechanically. Steps2/3 remain unexercised; the missing status during background work and generic5.5–5.6s terminal flash do not demonstrate meaningful drain reasons. Historical V1 passes remain credited. Reconnect, precedence/unknown/rare values remain open.
    • The broad “passes except” disposition does not close persistence, fresh-spawn/proxy/non-disclosure, sustained-load memory, containment/reconciliation, policy, security or rollback gates. Runtime observations were not independently replayed.

    Updated

    • Rewrote Current state, Still open, the cross-repo matrix, risks and acceptance entries on#3512; retained every unmet gate and version-scoped historical pass. The title remains accurate.
    • Project1 now has 81 items: added#2001/Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #2002 (Todo / ready now) and infra#1735 (Done / done); reconciled 28 field values, including#1990/Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #2004 Done / waiting. Tracker and V2 umbrella remain In Progress / blocked. Exact body/title and all81 Project field readbacks passed.

    Run Summary

    • Run: workflow_dispatch /41217471424.
    • Answered: pending mention6545749333 only; one tracker reply.
    • **Evidence:**78 existing Project-derived live states plus3 dependencies; releases, latest successful standalone/router runs and deployment logs, public health, operator acceptance and existing issue triage.
    • Delivery: tracker body and Project updates; no code delivery. Existing working-tree changes preserved; repository tests not applicable to remote tracker changes.
    • Limits: no authenticated production replay. Required marker is the exact preflight snapshot, which predates these reconciliations.
28. marcusrbrown commented on Oct 31, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Gateway is on v0.130.4 (OpenCode V2 2.2.5), and Always is fixed.

    • Rollout: infra#1740 deployed v0.130.4 (router run 41228975081, 18:31Z). The contract is still 1.14.0, so the dashboard (2026.10.78) is unchanged.
      • /readyz reports opencodeVersion 2.2.5.
      • The V2 credential store holds anthropic and openai.
      • There have been 0 OOM kills.
      • Trusted proxies, the :9300 firewall rules and the CA are unchanged.
    • Always (agent#1990): pass.
      • Run b9b9a5b8 (marcusrbrown/infra) used Always, then Confirm always, and succeeded.
      • The next run on the same repo, 1d287ff0, prompted again. I approved it with Once and it succeeded.
      • The trigger only raises one request per run, so I haven't yet observed the step where a matching request later in the same run skips the prompt.
    • Still not safe on V2:
      • Reject (agent#2001).
      • The approval request still lacks the command (agent#2002). The card's "Tool action" region is empty.
      • Check 17 can't be shown on V2 (agent#2007).
    • Runbooks: infra#1741 brings the Always check back into acceptance.
29. fro-bot commented on Oct 31, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Reconciled #3512 and Project 1 for mention6547863042.

    • Verified: latest release v0.130.4 includes Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #2004; merged infra#1740 and router41228975081 deployed it by18:31Z. Logs verify both image digests, OpenCode2.2.5 build selection, health1.14.0 and1024MiB/equal swap. Dashboard remains .78; public health is1.14.0. Latest router41229462814 skipped both services.
    • Accepted, operator-reported: Always + Confirm always succeeded on b9b9a5b8; next same-repo run1d287ff0 prompted again and succeeded with Once. Ready/provider-store/zero-OOM/unchanged-network observations remain explicitly operator-reported.
    • Flagged: “Always fixed” closes deployment, confirmation and next-run re-prompt—not the unobserved same-run matching request. Sibling/descendant, partial-match, cleanup/race and old-grant reset gates remain. Reject#2001, empty approval Tool action#2002 and waitReason#2007 stay open. Zero observed OOM does not close sustained-load acceptance. Infra#1741 is open, so runbook delivery is pending.
    • Changed: refreshed current state, open items, all dependency rows, risks and acceptance; updated18 existing Project gates and added agent#2007 plus infra#1740/Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1741 (84 items). Rollout remains In Progress / blocked. No unmet gate removed; no duplicate issue-specific comments.

    Run Summary

    • Run: workflow_dispatch /41232656898; answered only pending mention6547863042, fetched by ID.
    • Evidence: all81 pre-existing Project-linked issue/PR states, three new dependencies, latest releases, successful standalone deploys/router jobs and deployment logs, public health, operator acceptance report.
    • Verification: exact tracker body and all84 Project status/readiness/gate fields read back successfully. Runtime/browser/provider observations were not independently replayed; retained their stated scope.
    • Delivery: GitHub-only tracker/Project updates; repository tests not applicable. One consolidated comment. Supplied preflight marker retained exactly, including its pre-update Project snapshot.
30. fro-bot commented on Nov 1, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Updated #3512 and Project 1 for the release/deployment gap and merged Always runbooks.

    • Release ≠ deployment: latest agent release is v0.131.0; Gateway remains v0.130.4 / OpenCode2.2.5. Router41307433329 skipped both services; infra#1748 updated the Action workflow only. Refreshed current state, dependency rows, deployment acceptance and related Project gates. Dashboard remains .78, health 1.14.0.
    • Reconvergence recorded: added infra#1738/Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #1742 (86 items). Router41239906077 is the latest actual Gateway deploy, completing October31 at21:07Z; both image digests and1024MiB/equal swap verified. Router41229446030 reconverged Dashboard's same .78 digest healthy.
    • Runbooks delivered: infra#1741 merged October31 at20:41:38Z. Marked documentation acceptance complete and Project readiness done; restored Always/next-run Once checks are present on main. Same-run reuse remains unobserved; Reject stays skipped.
    • Retained: rollout In Progress / blocked; all other unmet gates and historical acceptance remain. No new operator acceptance was posted.

    Run Summary

    • Run: schedule /41308794510. No pending mentions.
    • Changed: tracker current/open/matrix/acceptance sections; 12 existing Project gates, infra#1741 readiness and two new dependency items. All86 linked states and final status/readiness/gate values read back.
    • Evidence: latest releases, successful standalone deploys/router jobs, deployment logs, current Gateway pin, public health, merged runbook diff/main and posted acceptance reports.
    • Scope: documentation closure is not same-run Always or current runtime sign-off. No unmet gate removed; one documentation gate satisfied. Supplied preflight marker retains its pre-update snapshot.
    • Delivery: GitHub-only updates; no repository files changed; repository tests not applicable. Exactly one tracker comment.
31. fro-bot commented on Nov 2, 2026

    

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    @fro-bot Updated #3512 and Project 1: implementation closed; production acceptance still blocked.

    • Three fixes merged: agent#2001 → #2026, Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #2002 → #2028, Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #2007 → #2031. Changed their readiness from ready now to waiting and added the fix PRs as Done / waiting. They are absent from latest release v0.133.0 and deployed v0.130.4; closure does not establish a production pass.
    • Newer deployment evidence: added infra#1752, Done / done. Router41344463545 reconverged the same v0.130.4 pair November1 at20:49Z; both running digests, contract1.14.0 and1024MiB/equal swap verified. Replaced the stale latest-deployment pointer. Latest successful router41429565194 skipped both services; Dashboard remains.78.
    • Tracker refreshed: rewrote current/open sections, matrix, risks and acceptance; Project now has 90 items. Corrected the approval-detail explanation: Action Required: Fix Renovate Configuration #2028 derives commands/paths from V2 resources. Added release/promotion, safe Reject/next-launch, live waitReason controls and truncated-detail reject-only/no grant bypass acceptance gates. PR-reported local/real-binary tests are not live sign-off.
    • Retained: every unmet gate and version-scoped operator pass. No new operator acceptance was posted; rollout remains In Progress / blocked.

    Run Summary

    • Run: schedule /41469470514. No pending mentions; one change-only tracker comment.
    • Changed: tracker body;16 existing Project gates,3 readiness values and4 dependency items (35 field writes including new-item fields).
    • Evidence:86 existing live issue/PR states; closing timelines, merged fix diffs and release comparisons; latest releases/standalone deploys;21 subsequent successful router job sets and actual deployment logs; public health; posted acceptance history.
    • Verification: exact tracker body/title and all90 Project status/readiness/gate/workstream values read back. No authenticated runtime replay or repository tests; administrative updates only.
    • Delivery: GitHub-only updates, no code delivery. Existing working-tree changes preserved. Required preflight marker retained below; its snapshot predates this reconciliation.