- Worktrunk:
max-sixty/worktrunkatf478bb3885b2c40120d511a0b3dfd1d14ba36bb7, MIT OR Apache-2.0; the upstreamLICENSEis retained. - Mission Control template v16:
SaiFlyBy/flybyrefactorat29efd0ffcac21717fd789da2c7020a7e02501e00. The owner authorized integration into this public fork. The template continues to lock the actual runtime and contract assets copied into each mission. - P-stack:
cursor/pluginsat4dd1d05818d19792e7cd6e818f1667f95f7e1dbe, version 0.15.36, MIT. The license is indocs/third_party/pstack/LICENSE.
The Worktrunk bridge's bounded, read-only scope report adapts the useful
decision-projection idea from the P-stack show-me-your-work capability.
It reads Mission Control's own adjudication and evidence rather than importing
Maestro's event store or claiming its records are complete. The inspected
Factory staging tree was c6f9341279256034e73c8d0ee36fd1841246211d;
its decision projection file SHA-256 was
ffcd0f952a709aa6170ae408170dfab269e65ab2c9ca7b8c0666f94583f9522d.
The underlying P-stack skill was cataloged with SHA-256
920a8217cbb62f92a2222fb81fc9eab17ecd554a0277e444a95a927195139bd1.
The Factory forge observation/admission code is deliberately not activated: its producer says the production issuer and acceptor are unavailable. Worktrunk already provides project forge operations, and Mission Control owns workspace and independent-verifier authority. Existing coherent-pr-synthesis and evidence-based-ci skills remain the PR and CI guidance; no new skill is introduced here.
| Source identity | Owner | Disposition | Reason and verification |
|---|---|---|---|
Accepted main 379e579307a490ce0e1e7ae7fceefccee85116e0 |
SaiFlyBy repository | Base | Live accepted main refreshed before implementation. |
PR #6 11608df897c0688d07759697db240143cb7f3c1a |
Retained settlement-adapter producer | Reused settlement implementation and regressions, extended for generation fencing | Identical-evidence lost-response reconciliation is necessary; it is not writer termination. Existing reconciliation regressions remain in the gate. The omitted unsupported-runtime bridge regression and operator guidance were restored in the 2026-11-06 completeness follow-up. Source worktree/PR preserved. |
Reservation dirty candidate on flyby/execution-reservation-v1-20261104 |
Retained reservation producer (custody verified) | Reviewed; complete mechanism replaces its provisional proposal in this candidate | Runtime SHA-256 9ffefc09e81e7912869fe40c2003bddf1b050961efe27e78da6d3c24dc91db94; diff SHA-256 6aba5ed012946c71fb98647616b8a9c257db5d304a9f124f52cd9580881b71ab. Stable mission locking, exact workspace binding and fail-closed uncertain launch are preserved in the design. The provisional runtime rejects terminal reconciliation and has no ordered path queue. Its uncommitted files and worktree remain untouched. |
PR #7 d707c4dff4132d98f086689c1b2dad168d7e7ea5 |
Retained lineage producer | Deferred, preserved | Optional lineage protection is a separate scope; not treated as accepted main or imported. v19 leaves its v18 identity available for serial integration. |
Runner route 24063b033305e20c5ec51596227a16fcc2ff1b69 and dirty owner-linux-ci-20261105 worktree |
Separate CI scope; qualification now assigned to this task | Existing infrastructure proposal preserved; narrow capability gate reused | Dedicated Linux job 127613400386, run 42049565892 attempt 2, passed checkout/build/bridge/both golden modes on runner 21. Existing Windows job remains cancelled. Owner-only Actions policy 10761 verified active, all workflows, only user 226779263. No policy or runner registration changed. |
tests/test_cell_coordination.py is registered in the canonical proof layers,
retained inventory, feature map and bridge gate. Candidate-specific execution
receipts and any remaining platform/legacy-fixture limitations are reported with
the final candidate; this source record alone does not establish a test pass.
The implementation adds only its fixed-branch, exact-SHA manual qualification gate and the gate's qualified preparation action. It does not import the separate proposal to reroute general Rust CI. The prototype routing worktree remains separate; only the capability-specific gate belongs to this mechanism.
The earlier PR #7 deferral is superseded by serial integration of its complete
d707c4dff4132d98f086689c1b2dad168d7e7ea5 mechanism onto accepted PR #9 main
90ab422f5db26626ac31130bdf2cac6282509ba2. Standalone lineage v18 and coordination
v19 remain distinct frozen contracts; new missions opting into both seal their
strict union as execution-state v20. The settlement, handoff and report retain
the lineage review's immutable reference and digest alongside existing evidence.
A renewed candidate review can name a descendant publication_base_sha without
altering the original corpus/profile pin. It must independently cover the changed
base, preserve the four protected objects, and satisfy original-base -> reviewed
base -> candidate ancestry. Publication rechecks lineage and writer custody after
forge verification. The focused Git, adoption, combined lifecycle and boundary
regressions are registered in the canonical proof and hosted bridge gate.
The distinct delivery guard from 8506f4027ce691fb6dacba62ca7102237061e1c8
is retained, including its real accepted-mission regression, transitive dependency
walk, landed-head and merged-PR observations, structural same-scope handoff
validation, and publication rechecks. It now retains lineage-review evidence and
the accepted coordination contract's released generation/scope/fence custody.
An empty initial dependency list is rechecked as well. Other-repository delivery
remains explicitly unassessed under the original GitHub-specific contract;
this observation does not grant cross-service completion or replace target CI.
The dirty flyby/execution-reservation-v1-20261104 proposal's exact transport
binding, canonical UTF-8 digest, duplicate-key rejection, atomic admission and
intent, immutable generation selection, launch replay protection and lookup are
retained on the accepted coordination authority. The original v17 schema and
uncommitted source remain in indexed local recovery; they are not installed as
a competing scheduler. New opt-in missions seal the composed v21 contract.
The three provisional interface records under execution-adapter-20261104/
are design/source evidence, not deployed provider authentication. Their useful
session/terminal observations, accepted/historical lookup and no-launch recovery
behaviors are completed using the actual coordination scope/fence/release
contract. Their three observation schemas are preserved exactly from revision 3.
An explicit independent session mapping supports distinct ContextReceipt and
provider namespaces. Settlement requires retained session/terminal observations,
matching receipt session and the full reservation selector. No-launch recovery
requires retained start-not-occurred and launch-authority-revoked evidence, archives
an immutable replayable receipt and advances only the fence in the same attempt.
Safe release after launch still requires the independently verified operator
fence for the exact generation and every potential descendant. Adapter source
evidence and independent fence evidence are retained and validated separately,
so delayed observations do not require rewriting the immutable generation fence.
No provider launcher,
automatic termination authority or external queue-completion adapter is claimed.
The full transport binding is retained by digest through scope proof, handoff,
dependency delivery and independent settlement, alongside lineage reviews.