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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 4 reviews per rolling hour; 3 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe pull request revises eight active agent-loop task cards and adds six archive records. It clarifies parser contracts, Session lifecycle requirements, upstream ownership, runtime resolution, release validation, and project initialization. ChangesAgent-loop task-card reconciliation
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One small metadata correction before merge: the upstream ownership links are right, but their lifecycle wording is now stale.
agent-loop#138,#151,#152, and#153are completed, and their merged fixes are ancestors of theagent-loop 0.16.5product SHA currently locked by this repository. SHD-4/5/6/7/8 should therefore say the owner fixes shipped upstream / are already present in the locked tool, rather than that they "are tracked upstream".agent-session#15andagent-loop#181are also completed; the corresponding resume fix shipped inagent-loop 0.16.6. This repo is still locked to0.16.5, so SHD-12's remaining consumer-side fact is now "owner fix shipped; refresh the isolated tool to >=0.16.6 and replay the dogfood regression", not "the exact-ID fix is tracked at the owning packages".
I would keep this PR metadata-only and avoid widening into lane/status cleanup or a dependency update here. The parser notes in SHD-2/3 match the merged #150 strict Html5DomParser boundary, and the upstream issue scopes themselves match what these cards describe. After the shipped-vs-pending wording is corrected, this looks ready to land.
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In @.github/workflows/one-shot-agent-loop-dependency-sync.yml:
- Around line 227-248: Update the final scope guard in the workflow to compare
changed paths against HEAD, including both working-tree and staged changes,
instead of relying on git diff --name-only. Apply the same HEAD-based comparison
to the composer.json guard if needed, so any unexpected staged file is detected
before the Commit result and remove helper step.
- Around line 23-33: Update the workflow’s actions/checkout and
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preserving their existing versions and configuration.
- Around line 48-83: Update packageMap() to process both packages and
packages-dev, prefixing each dependency key with its section name; then update
the expected changed keys and voku/agent-loop and voku/agent-session version
lookups to use section-qualified keys such as packages/voku/agent-loop.
- Around line 22-26: Update the actions/checkout step in the workflow to set
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Html5DomParserbridge failure for HTML-valid attribute names that XML cannot represent.innerHtml/outerHtmlstring mutations.tools/agent-loopdependency graph with Composer.voku/agent-loop0.16.5 -> 0.16.6 andvoku/agent-session0.6.0 -> 0.6.1, plus the compatible agent-kanban/learning/map/recall patch releases selected by Composer.phpstan/phpstan:^2.1an explicit dev dependency of the isolated agent tool project.agent-map0.8.2 correctly stopped carrying PHPStan as a runtime dependency, but this consumer has durable validation contracts that invoketools/agent-loop/vendor/bin/phpstan; that tool ownership therefore belongs here instead of arriving accidentally through agent-map.Why
PR #150 changed the parser architecture while it was being dogfooded, and the workflow findings it exposed were promoted into owner-package issues. Those owner fixes are now shipped. Leaving provenance-only cards in the active consumer backlog while still locking the pre-fix toolchain would preserve exactly the stale state this PR is supposed to remove.
Dogfooding the dependency refresh exposed one additional ownership bug: PHPStan had been available only because
agent-mapdepended on it transitively. Onceagent-mapmade semantic PHPStan support optional, the persisted SHD-11 validation command would lose its binary. The consumer now declares that validation tool explicitly rather than reintroducing the wrong upstream dependency.Scope
No production parser/library code changes and no root runtime dependency changes. The final diff is limited to:
tools/agent-loop/composer.jsonfor the explicit PHPStan dev-tool ownership;tools/agent-loop/composer.lockfor the resolved isolated coding-agent toolchain.The
voku/agent-loopconstraint remains^0.16; no artificial version floor was added merely to manufacture a manifest diff.Resolved tool set
voku/agent-kanban0.3.2voku/agent-learning0.13.1voku/agent-loop0.16.6voku/agent-map0.8.2voku/agent-recall-compiler0.13.6voku/agent-session0.6.1phpstan/phpstan2.2.8 as an explicitrequire-devdependencyValidation
A one-shot consumer dogfood run on the PR branch performed the dependency updates with Composer rather than hand-editing the lockfile, then removed its temporary CI helper from the final diff.
composer update voku/agent-loop --with-all-dependencies --prefer-dist --no-interactionphpstan/phpstan:^2.1, then resolve it with the existing agent tool setcomposer validate --strictpackages-devphp tools/agent-loop/vendor/bin/phpstan analyse -c phpstan.neon --no-progress2001-02-03-abc-123-r1-deadbeef, rerunworkflow approve, and prove the same Session ID and governed Run ID are preservedagent-loop board card archiveagent-loop board verifygit diff --checkThe one-shot dependency/validation gate passed end-to-end. A no-diff final-head commit was added only to trigger the repository's ordinary PR checks again after the temporary helper restored the canonical workflow.
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